Elizabeth wants to come home

Shamblins working to adopt 14-year-old orphan who enjoyed a past Christmas

 

  • Elizabeth is a 14-year-old girl living in a group home in Colombia. She is eagerly awaiting the culmination of the adoption process so she can come home to a forever family here in Fannin County with Steve and Nikki Shamblin and their family of five other children.
    Elizabeth is a 14-year-old girl living in a group home in Colombia. She is eagerly awaiting the culmination of the adoption process so she can come home to a forever family here in Fannin County with Steve and Nikki Shamblin and their family of five other children.
  • Family man Steve Shamblin dons hairnets and a chef’s hat as he cooks pancakes for hungry folks during a recent fundraiser to raise enough money to pay for the adoption of an orpahaned teenager from Columbia.
    Family man Steve Shamblin dons hairnets and a chef’s hat as he cooks pancakes for hungry folks during a recent fundraiser to raise enough money to pay for the adoption of an orpahaned teenager from Columbia.
  • Mountain Area Christian students give a thumbs up to adoption and delicious pancakes during a breakfast fundraiser at the school December 12. School administrators Steve ad Nikki Shamblin are adopting a 14-year-old girl named Elizabeth. She is currently living in an orphanage in Colombia. Shown are, from left, Shelby Roesch, Madilyn Kerley, Elijah Kerley and Elizabeth Nave.
    Mountain Area Christian students give a thumbs up to adoption and delicious pancakes during a breakfast fundraiser at the school December 12. School administrators Steve ad Nikki Shamblin are adopting a 14-year-old girl named Elizabeth. She is currently living in an orphanage in Colombia. Shown are, from left, Shelby Roesch, Madilyn Kerley, Elijah Kerley and Elizabeth Nave.
  • Brittlyn Zeigler nibbled on a pancake breakfast freshly made by Mountain Area Christian Academy school adiministrator Steve Shamblin.
    Brittlyn Zeigler nibbled on a pancake breakfast freshly made by Mountain Area Christian Academy school adiministrator Steve Shamblin.
Imagine meeting an orphaned 14-year-old girl and wanting to make her a part of the family. Now imagine not being able to bring her home for over two years.  So it is with Steve and Nikki Shamblin…

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