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3 Brothers Long To Be Adopted By Same Family And Their Plea Hits Right In The Heart

May 23, 2022

3 Brothers Long To Be Adopted By Same Family And Their Plea Hits Right In The Heart

Three brothers up for adoption are looking for a forever home. These three brothers long to be adopted by the same family, and their plea hits right to the heart. William, who goes by Bobby, is 11, and he is the big brother to twins Aiden and Marshall, who are ten. 

Though they love swimming, playing games, and eating Halloween candy, the boys admit they are tired of living at a group home in Texas. What they want more than anything is a mom to tuck them into their own beds at night and a father who will teach them how to do manly things. 

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The three brothers up for adoption may have had the opportunity to go to separate homes, but that’s not what’s in their best interest. They want to be adopted together.

When a reporter asked the brothers what they meant to each of them, they each had a unique and touching response. 

"They mean love," said Aiden, who was the first to answer after seriously thinking about the question.

"They mean friendship to me," Marshall said.

"They're good Halloween candy-eating brothers. I had this whole bag of Halloween candy, and almost all of it was gone. And so, I blamed them," Bobby said.

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Aiden added, "We want a family. I've been at The Ranch way longer than Marshall and Bobby. I've been here for three years. I have to move from one house to another ... I got here first, he [Marshall] got here second, and he [Bobby] got here last."

Brothers Up For Adoption Want To Stay Together

Though the reunion excited the boys greatly, they long for a place to call home. The brothers up for adoption don’t want to have to worry about bouncing from one group home to the next. Can you imagine what it might be like to open your heart and home to these three brothers? 

There are so many children who are growing up in the foster care system who merely want someone to love them. As children of God who have been adopted into God’s family, we remember what it felt like the day we were adopted into God’s forever family. 

We know we have a heavenly Father who sings over us and rejoices in our triumphs. We also know we have an Abba, a Father who comforts us, provides wisdom, and walks with us in our struggles. 

And that’s simply what these three boys are asking for. Let’s pray someone sees their plea and opens their home to them. To learn more about these brothers, you can visit their page and we can keep them in our prayers!

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“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world,” James 1:27

WATCH: 3 Brothers Up For Adoption Make Heart-Wrenching Plea

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Heather Riggleman is a believer, wife, mom, author, social media consultant, and full-time writer. She lives in Minden, Nebraska with her kids, high school sweetheart, and three cats who are her entourage around the homestead. She is a former award-winning journalist with over 2,000 articles published. She is full of grace and grit, raw honesty, and truly believes tacos can solve just about any situation. You can find her on GodUpdates, iBelieve, Crosswalk, Hello Darling, Focus On The Family, and in Brio Magazine. Connect with her at www.HeatherRiggleman.com or on Facebook.  

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