
Dear Birth Parent,
Our Relationship

About Jessica
About Tim

Our Home and Community


In 2011 we found the perfect first home, and after applying a fresh coat of paint, made it ours. We have three bedrooms and the house is on a quiet cul de sac. The large backyard is perfect for our annual fall party where we invite our family and friends to our house for a barbeque. Our neighbors have been wonderful- always looking out for each other and lending a helping hand. We have a small dog, Chloe, and an orange cat named Stewart that live inside. They are both well-behaved and are always good for entertainment, especially when they feel frisky.
We are both attorneys in a small town so we never go out without seeing someone we know. Tim is involved in several community and religious groups in town which has also helped us meet a lot of really nice people. This is one of the perks of living in a small town and we find it refreshing to get to know a lot of people and who share a sense of familiarity that you just can’t find in a big city
Our town has both public and private schools, but we already know our children will go to the Catholic school attached to our church. It offers preschool through eighth grade classes and is just down the road from our office. Plus, the school’s enrollment is less than one hundred and we think the small class sizes and individual attention will provide our children with learning opportunities they might not get in larger classes. We also want our children to learn strong Christian values at school- not just at home.
Dreams for a Child

We always knew that we wanted to have a family and started trying to get pregnant soon after our wedding. Unfortunately, we realized that things weren’t going to happen easily. After two years of trying to conceive, we began discussing adoption. Adoption was a simple choice for us because we both knew any child is a blessing from God. We want our home to ring with the same laughter and love we knew growing up.
Our jobs offer us a great deal of flexibility and we definitely plan to take advantage of that after welcoming a baby into our home. We are going to take time off from work to grow into our new roles as parents. We will both have to return to work at some point, but plan to stagger our schedules and work from home as much as possible to avoid daycare. This flexibility will also allow us to attend school events and special activities. Our co-workers are extremely supportive of us and our decision to adopt, making it clear that they are more than willing to make whatever adjustments are necessary for us to balance work and family life.
Thank you
