Phelps-Roper was able to break free of her family and the toxic environment they fostered (her grandfather, Fred Phelps, was the church's founder*) in 2012; she gives credit in large part to ideological Twitter battles that gradually became a series of spirited, yet genuine, in-person dialogues.
Fearing she would be taken into foster care, Ruiz' grandfather elected to have her sent to Guatemala.
Beckham told the committee of elderly men that his love of soccer was fostered by his grandfather.
Johnson's love of baseball was fostered at his grandfather's home and enhanced by summer visits with his uncle.
Now Melinda Pillsbury-Foster says her grandfather Arthur C. Pillsbury, a well-known photographer of the period, should be added to the list of possible creators of the images of Yosemite park and the Northern California coast that Mr. Norsigian bought a decade ago.
After the foster family located her grandfather on their own, Beatrice was sent to study at St . Marys Hall (now: Doane Academy) an Episcopal boarding school for several years.
Catalogue all the imaginary medical calamities you foster onto your dear grandfather in order to extend a deadline for your paper.
That instinct toward the rare and precious, coupled with a childhood love of cooking fostered by his Texan grandfather, culminated in an early passion for diamonds' culinary equivalent.
On August 30th, Foster saw his wife and grandfather, and, in a small act of protest against capital punishment, he refused to eat a final meal.
The 19-year-old gymnast and her sister were both adopted out of foster care by her maternal grandfather, Ron Biles, and his wife, Nellie.
