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We have always felt incredibly blessed by the educators who have shaped Will and Charlie’s lives — and today, that gratitude feels even deeper.
One of those lasting influences is their former elementary school principal from Myrtlewood Elementary. Though Will and Charlie have now moved on to middle school, Myrtlewood has never moved on from them.
The support, love, and encouragement from their former school continue as if they were still walking those elementary hallways every day. It’s a reminder that true educators don’t just teach for a season — they invest in children for a lifetime.
In moments when families need strength the most, it’s these quiet acts of care that speak the loudest. Myrtlewood Elementary has shown us that school communities don’t end with graduation; they become extended families.
We are deeply thankful for principals, teachers, and schools that remember their students long after they’ve moved on — and who continue to stand beside them with unwavering support.
This is what education at its best looks like.
