Meet the Family

Drew and Carin
Kyle, Iasmin and Lian
Tammy

Dani, Payton, and Richard

Johnathan and Lenise
Darren and Sarah
  • Jacob
Daniel
Allison
Spencer
Joshua
Ryan

All photos on this page are by @andreza_rocha_ Go and check out her instagram!!

One Comment on “Meet the Family”

  1. Cool Carin! Nice comments, ideas, and perspectives.Keep on writing.Thanks for the family photos also as it is nice to see how everyone in growing.

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Carin

Carin

Mother of nine. Busy as a bee. Loving life, living, learning, enjoying the process. Each day is a new adventure which provides growth and development for all (our family motto)! So my time is spent helping my family accept and adjust to the new things they get to experience in mortality. Never a dull moment!

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Quotes for my life:

“The refiner’s fire is real, and qualities of character and righteousness that are forged in the furnace of affliction perfect and purify us and prepare us to meet God.”
Elder Quentin L. Cook,The Songs They Could Not Sing, Oct 2011,

“To do well does not mean everything will always turn out well. The key is to remember that faith and obedience are still the answers, even when things go wrong, perhaps especially when things go wrong.”
–David E. Sorensen, “Faith Is the Answer,” Ensign, May 2005.

“The cultivation of Christlike qualities is a demanding and relentless task—it is not for the seasonal worker or for those who will not stretch themselves, again and again.”
President Spencer Kimball, “Privileges and Responsibilities of Sisters,” Ensign, November 1978.

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