Carol's Chapter
Grandchildren, Joy, and the Gift of Encouragement
told by Carol Mae Guild Sutton
Carol identifies Charlie's daughters Megan and Paige and their children. She reflects on the joy her grandchildren bring and the laughter, curiosity, wonder, and patience they have taught her. She hopes to make them feel loved and a little spoiled while encouraging them to try new things, take risks, and explore life.
In the family's own words
Charlie has two daughters from a previous marriage, Megan and Paige. Megan is married and she and her husband Ron have four children, one daughter Ellie and three sons, Mitchell, Scott and Troy. Paige is currently divorced and has a daughter named Anna. I adore my grandchildren. They are pure joy, enchanting and fun to be with. I want to watch them grow up and be there to inspire them in whatever they choose to do in life. I want them to feel loved and just a little spoiled. Some of my happiest moments have been spent with my grandchildren. Already they have taught me a lot about laughter, curiosity, and wonderment. They have forced me to listen more carefully and be more patient. I hope my gift to my grandchildren can be to be there to encourage them to try new things, to take risks, and to explore life.
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