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Welcome To The World Baby Girl!

Introducing Grand Niece Caroline Jo, born at 10:06pm TX time last night, 6lbs 9ozs.

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Mara said…
Congratulations on being a grand-aunt!
Lizzi said…
Congratulations! She's a cutie!
Lisa said…
Congrats on being a great-aunt! I love being one--you get full spoiling privileges!
windy city girl said…
Aw, what a cutie! Congratulations on the new addition to the family!
Mrs. Fry said…
lovely little baby....wish I could hold her and smell her. babies ........mmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Cindy said…
Congratulations Jo; she is precious!
Thanks ladies! I can't wait to get down to TX to see her! She's just so frickin' cute! I'm so proud of my nephew! He's built a great life down there, married a wonderful girl and is now a pappa! Can't believe it really. I've known him 20 years now, that 15+ years longer than I've known Vic, his uncle! He never wanted to be married or have a family (after all his parents have gone through and are still going through). I'm so happy for him and pray all works out well in the long run.
Mandy said…
Congrats. She is beautiful. =)
carolyn said…
What a darling, congrats on becoming a Grand Aunt
Thanks Mandy & Carolyn!

Her middle name is after her Grandma Joanne and me, her Great/Grand Aunt Joanne! I cannot stop tearing up or smiling when I think about it or see her name. My heart's so full, I think it may burst!
Holli said…
What a cute, cute baby!!!
Thanks Holli! Isn't she just the cutest thing?! Perfect! I'm in love!

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