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They arrived in Burkina on May 23 laden with
gifts to shower on the two orphanages where Sylvain had resided and gifts for
Yako and Kimini as well.
Kellan, their sixteen –year old son, and I took a taxi to
their hotel while Ruth drove the rest of the family there. It didn’t take me
long to learn this was no ordinary family. Kellan is a special young man gifted
in many ways. I told Kellan that Sylvain is a gentle boy full of enthusiasm and
curiosity and added that I knew he would love him.
Kellan responded, “ I
already do. He is my brother.” By the time we arrived at the hotel I knew God
was smiling on little Sylvain.
Saturday morning could not come soon enough.
It was the long awaited day when the Dorseys would finally meet their boy.
Sylvain ran into the arms of his papa and mama and embraced his new big brothers. With twinkling eyes, he grasped the hand of nine-year old Nathan, a sensitive, compassionate boy. I can only imagine the memories they will make together.
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