How a Garden City couple fosters with just two rules
June 21, 2017
They have just two rules: You must go to school, and you must work. If you do those two things, you can stay. If you don’t, you must go. It’s
They have just two rules: You must go to school, and you must work. If you do those two things, you can stay. If you don’t, you must go. It’s
“Let’s just try it out,” were the words Ginny Samples used to get Chuck into foster parent classes. “We don’t have to decide now, but at least we’ll see if
The idea was Sylvia’s. Driving home to Austin after a day trip to Comfort, Texas, she turned to her husband and said, “When one of us passes on, the other
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JT Burnley’s father once beat him so badly, he broke JT’s arm. When the vice principal at his south Louisiana high school saw the 15-year-old’s swollen, purple limb, he must