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The Wikoff family...   

Sheridan, an avid soccer player, playing on a club team for the SC Blues is 12 years old. Sheridan was born at   home, with the help of her big sister and brother and is a blessing to our family. She was adjusted at birth, has had no vaccinations, and is always excited to win awards for perfect attendance. Sheridan is in middle school this year. For a third born child, Sheridan has an amazing leadership quality, and just got nominated for ASB at her school. She loves to sing and hopes to try out for a solo this year. She is bright, loves to read, cook, write, and draw. She is our little "baker" and is always cooking up something in the kitchen, wether it is a breakfast meal or a special baked dessert. She also is a talented little artist. Sheridan has dreams of writing and illustrating children's books when she get's older. 

Mason, 14 is playing football and guitar. He is a kicker, wide receiver, and corner for his Pop Warner football team and plans  on playing for his local high school next year.  He get's adjusted regularly and needs it with his active lifestyle. He also is on a Christian wrestling team. He is a smart, innovative young man, creating a Facebook page for his school Bible study group. When given an  opportunity to earn extra money, Mason is the first one to complete the task. When Mason grows up,  he wants to be a lawyer. We can see that in his personality negotiating with every sister he has.

 Chanelle, 18, who is following in the footsteps of her daddy to help others, wants to get into Early Childhood education and work with children with disabilities. Nellie, as so many patients remember her running around the office, was also born at home just like her sister and brother.  Chanelle is a senior in high school and it is amazing to see this young girl become a woman and be graduating. Chanelle loves to sing, she's very involved in worship in her Bible study group, is athletic, and is a student volunteer at Mission Hospital and every week volunteers time with a group called "High Rollers", it is a group working with high-schoolers with special needs. Chanelle also just received a scholarship to California Baptist University, to sing with their chior program.