Siblings Separated For Years In Foster Homes Receive Surprise Adoption Together
Two brothers, who had been in separate foster homes for nearly three and a half years, were finally reunited in 2018 when a kind man decided to adopt them and be their father.
For two brothers, not having a roof over their heads or the loving embrace of their family weren’t the only worries that kept their minds occupied. The boys were living in different foster care centers and longed to be together.
LIVING IN SEPARATE FOSTER HOME
In October 2017, Tre and Ke’lynn living in separate foster homes as they overcame their early childhood trauma. The brothers only got to see each other once a month and longed to be permanently together since they were all they had. “I want to see him every day, and I don’t,” Ke’lynn said.
One day, a kind man named Dr. Robert Beck saw the brothers. He was deeply moved after learning their story and said he felt an instant connection with them. Soon afterward, he decided to open his heart and home to them, and they began staying with him.
However, it wasn’t until July 18, 2018, that Beck astonished his sons in a North Texas courtroom. While the brothers thought they were only present in such a place to take pictures, it was indeed their Adoption Day.
After finding out, they were ecstatic and couldn’t stop hugging their father. They finally had a home and forever family, including an older brother, a village of helpers, and a loving dad who promised to love, support, and protect them for the rest of their lives.
Source:news.amomama.com, apost.com, her.womenworking.com
