Sentence examples for serving as a foster from inspiring English sources

But in November, the couple got word that the children would be removed: A 1983 robbery conviction automatically disqualified Azim T. from serving as a foster or adoptive parent.

After losing her paralegal position at a Manhattan law firm where she had worked for nine years, Ms. Nelson, 34, said she took a temporary job, then decided to focus on volunteering and serving as a foster mother.

She also said the agency would immediately stop sending children to any home not licensed to serve as a foster home.

In Greene County, Judge Pulver ruled that an old criminal conviction should not automatically disqualify a man, whom he called Richard C. Benson, using a pseudonym, from continuing to serve as a foster father to three young brothers.

Some of the luckier among these unwanted rabbits may make their way to Ms. LaCava's snug Stratford home, which serves as a foster home for Hop-A-Long Hollow, a rabbit rescue operation.

A graduate of The Citadel who went on to work with children there and at other schools and served as a foster parent pleaded guilty to 22 counts of child sexual abuse and was sentenced to 50 years in prison on Wednesday.

The Allans served as a foster family and gave him the name "Edgar Allan Poe", though they never formally adopted him.

For the past 19 years, Willie Piper has served as a Foster Grandparent at the Travis County Juvenile Detention Center in Austin, Texas.

Poundstone will not be allowed to serve as a foster parent anymore, but she is working on regaining custody of her three adoptive children, Cron said.

Another woman who has served as a foster mother, when asked why she does it, says, "We all have a calling to do something extraordinarily good".

The 103-year-old Washington, D.C., resident and Senior Corps volunteer looks forward each morning to her trip to Sharpe Health School to serve as a Foster Grandparent and mentor to special-needs students.