Daniel & Doron
Hoping To Adopt
DANIEL
Doron Talks About Daniel
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Daniel is the most amazing man I have ever met. He is a wonderful friend and husband, whether he is spending an evening after work mowing our sizeable lawn, making a delicious pasta dinner (just because I asked), or babysitting our friend's daughter. He does everything in his power to make those around him as happy as possible. Daniel is quiet and soft spoken most of the time, but it can be hard to get him to stop talking when it comes to Michigan football or his passionate political views. He has always supported me and others during difficult times. He is such a positive person that it is hard to imagine anything besides the sunny future he sees.
Daniel will make an amazing father. He has always taken great care and responsbility of his three younger siblings and his entire family. When Daniel is around the children in our lives, he lights up like a star. It is the most amazing thing to see and I can't help but smile at the thought of it. He is a great "father" to our beloved cat, Skitz, even getting up in the middle of the night to make sure he is comfortable.
Getting To Know Daniel
I'm very much into current events, especially sports and national politics. I like to read novels and history books. I love reading about the history of Detroit and Michigan. I enjoy playing with our cat, and he enjoys sleeping on my lap while I watch TV. I like taking trips, and my favorite has been going to Australia to visit my mother, stepfather, and two siblings, who moved there in 2004. So far, I'm the only one who has made the trip and I look forward to taking Doron and our children.
In 2011, I earned a master's degree in urban planning from the University of Michigan. I work for the State of Michigan as a Fuels Technician. I am also part of the Michigan Air National Guard. It is fun to get to participate in big events such as air shows, family picnics, and even presidential visits. I look forward to getting to share my love of planes with our future children.
