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Personal Narrative: Tonya And Michael Daniels
I am writing to you on behalf of my friends, Tonya and Michael Daniels. I have worked with Tonya for several years and she has become a true and trusted friend. She and her husband Michael are exceptional people who possess exceptional character traits needed to become amazing parents. They exemplify a love of God in their life and would provide an emotionally stable life for Jordan and Bree who need this so desperately since losing their grandmother, Tonya's sister, who had custody of them. Tonya and Michael are financial secure and have the means to provide for the wants and needs of these children.
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