My Extended Family

January 7, 2010

The Family Foundation School will always be my extended family. I’m eternally grateful for all your commitment in helping our youth today. I now have a daughter who is alive, happy and is getting married this spring because of the tough love you showed her and the peers that stood by her at the Family School in showing honesty, values, and commitment to be true to herself. I want the same for another student…

N. R.

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