They cherish their granddaughter and wanted her to know that the entirety of her is precious to them.
In fact, anytime her granddaughter visited, she wanted to know if they were going to the library.
There are those three reasons that I am going, my daughters and one even bigger reason, my granddaughter who's too little to know that we've come too far to be grabbed anywhere, much less the place where arguably, we are most identified as women.
Erica Diaz, 22, a gay woman who is the senator's granddaughter, wanted her grandfather's supporters to know whom they were opposing.
He would be pleased to know that his youngest granddaughter, Amy, became a veterinarian.
It's not enough to know your grandson or granddaughter's allergies.
His granddaughter, Stella, who wrote a biography about him in 2001, said, "He did not know that he had cancer, and he did not want to know.
In 2015, Mark Zuckerberg's decision to take a two-month paternity leave struck a conversation, as well as his recent comment to an elderly user who encourages her granddaughter to date nerds, letting her know that she should instead encourage her to "be the nerd".
I have a clear memory of a dozen or so people who made the connection and happily asked: "Aren't you Guy Richards' granddaughter?" I know those teachers are likely to get those same affirmations as they plant the seeds of change.
Naomi was like a granddaughter to him.
The couple lowered their granddaughter to safety.
