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Paul & Monica are hopeful adoptive parents from Alabama waiting to adopt a baby.

If you are pregnant and considering placing your child for adoption, please read the following Dear Birthmother Letter.

Paul and Monica We are an African- American couple, happily married for 12 years. We have two beautiful daughters, Bethaney and Chloe. We met at a private University in Utah. Upon graduation, Paul received a job offer from a large aerospace company in Washington.

Paul has a degree in Electronics Engineering Technology, and is currently working for Nasa. Paul also speaks Spanish fluently, plays the piano, and swims. Paul is a wonderful father and husband. He is very honest, humble, meek, and caring of our individual needs. Paul plays a large role in the care taking of our daughters. Paul is a great provider, and most importantly, he is very committed to whatever he decides to do. Paul is also very handy; he can fix many things around the house and outdoors.

Monica graduated with a degree in Journalism and a minor in Business Management. She worked for a major newspaper in Utah, and she later worked as an office administrator for the same company as Paul. Monica decided to stay hame with the children after our first child was born. She has been a stay-at-home mom since. Monica is a loving wife and mother. She is an excellent cook. She enjoys all types of hobbies such as oil painting, quilting, sewing, canning, floral arranging, and etc. She keeps great photo albums and memory books for our family. She is exceptional at teaching our daughters new and creative things. Monica is a very giving person. She has a huge heart and a great capacity to love.

Our two girls Bethaney is 9 years old. She enjoys school and learning new things. She is very bright. She has maintained straight A's for her 4 years of schooling. She also received perfect attendance and several other awards. She is a very sweet girl. She loves animals, and she has a very tender heart. She plays the violin. She is very active and loves to roller blade and skate. She also likes tennis and bike riding. She loves to swim in the neighborhood pool with her family. She is a great big sister, and she can't wait to have another sibling.

Chloe is 4 years old. She is very caring and nurturing. She has a great sense of humor. She is the joy of our lives. Chloe stays home with Mom. She has friends at church and in our neighborhood. She loves to play outside. She is very good at roller skating and scooter riding. Chloe is adopted. She filled a void in our lives that nothing else could fill. She is a blessing straight from Heaven. Chloe wants a baby really bad. She is very caring toward babies. She is a true delight.

Our Family As a family we spend a lot of time together. We support each others spiritual and temporal needs. We laugh and cry together. We share how our day went; we discuss what are goals are individually and as a family. We love to play games together and share in activities. We play outside and bike ride most days. We love to bake and do arts and crafts together. Even though we are truly happy, we feel that our family is not complete. Each of us, in our own way, is struggling with some sort of heartache. My girls really want a sibling, and Paul and I have an unbelievable longing for a child. We have so much love to give. We have had our share of trials, but our love for our family has only grown through the hard times. We are also very prepared. We have been waiting for so long for our child. We are set and ready. We just long to feel the warmth of a baby in our arms.

Sacrifice brings great joy We are so grateful that you are making a decision which requires so much faith and courage. We have a great deal of respect for you and the difficult decision you are making to put your baby's best interest first. We recognize this as a huge sacrifice on your part, and we commend you for your choice. We are thankful for your time in considering us as potential adoptive parents. One thing you can be assured of, this child will be as flesh of our flesh. There will be no differential treatment. We will tell this child how grateful we are that the Lord sent him or her to our home through you. We will only speak of you with the utmost respect and gratitude. We will love this child with all our hearts. He or she will want for nothing if we can help it. It is quite tough to make a decision when the future is unknown. We have to sometimes just have faith and take a leap and trust that there are people out there who care. Trust me, we care.

You can contact us by e-mail or contact our agency representative, Hannah at 800-483-2931.