During the adoption event hosted by Family Support Services and Judge Michael Kalil at the Duval County Courthouse, 24 adoptions were finalized.
Kalil, who presides over local adoptions, said he was honored to help these foster children find their forever homes and excited for those mothers who will have an extra special Mother’s Day this year.
Molly and Geoffrey Lane adopted a group of three siblings and another group of four siblings. The children range in age from 2 to 12. The Lanes are foster parents who are committed to keeping siblings together whenever possible, FSS said.“It wasn’t something I really planned out, it kind of just happened this way, and I’m totally cool with it,” Butler said. “They just came into my life at a good time and it just, it all worked out.
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