I don’t know about your family but some of the most meaningful parts of our life do not come from big decisions or major turning points. They come from small, ordinary moments that only stand out when you take the time to notice them. Or this is what I try and tell Charlie. I’m grateful Charlie’s story continues through these everyday experiences, where life reveals more than planned events ever could. The way Charlie responds to simple situations, how he interacts with the people around him, and how he moves through the flow of a normal day all contribute to a growing picture of who Charlie is and the man…

I wanted to remind you every story has a beginning that does not always look significant at the time. For Suzanne the earliest moments were not marked by attention or recognition, but by small experiences that slowly shaped how she saw the world around her and how she learned she move through it. For a lot of people childhood often carries details that only make sense later. Like the way someone observes people, or the way they respond to challenges, and the way they process life which begin forming long before anyone recognizes them as part of their story. Suzanne’s early years reflect that quiet formation stage, where personality and…