Beschrijving

It was a quiet night for the March Foster Care Ranch teens at the pond as they sat around the fire watching the fireflies swarm over the ponds waters offshore. Trudy their Foster mother was getting ready to return to the main house for the night. The six Teens, ranging in age from 14 to 16 where having their annual end of school year camp out in the Cabin at the pond. The youngest Twins, 14 Mort and Becky Sanchez, Debbie Miller 15, Steve Samson 15, brothers Charles 16, and Terry McGuire 15, sat around the fire talking about how things went in school this year, their grades, and how busy they were going to be on the ranch this summer helping out their Foster Care mother, a recent widow losing her husband Todd in Afghanistan. Each foster teen had their own emotional and physical challenges from being confined to a wheelchair, to hearing loss, legally blind, and dealing with emotional issues of abandonment, ADHD. The March Foster Care Ranch was the only Foster care home they really felt at home with as both Trudy and her husband Todd where up to the challenges of each teen’s needs. Before Todd was killed they had just finished building a new home with all the amenities to serve the teens needs and challenges. The ranch was a part of Trudy’s Grandfathers century old farm and lands. Trudy herself an orphan taken in by her Grandfather raised on the farm. The six teens felt lucky to have finally found a foster care home that gave them hope and acceptance. Trudy left them with a warning not to wake up the bears.
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