The wedding was called off because she finally admitted that she is a lesbian. She is now married to a woman. It's a shame how people judge when the truth of the story was never revealed.
Stephanie - 11 years ago
This is good that she took a negative and turned it into something positive. She still has to mend her broken heart and that will take time. I think she is on the right path. God bless her and her family.
louise segars - 11 years ago
God bless you all for turning a bad situation into a beautiful happening!!!!! I lived in Athens, Georgia for 36 years and I have "plenty" of times fed the hungry on the streets through my church!!!! And there are many!!! So I am very happy to hear that you took the time to give!!!!
Robert Placa - 11 years ago
That is one awsome family one of the most amazing thing Ive seen. Only because this happened to my
daughter. I wish I could have done this for her!!!
Laurie - 11 years ago
I'm not sure I would have thought of this idea, but once hearing it I believe that I would want to do it. What a beautiful way to deal with an awkward and hurtful situation. I'm sure their lives will be blessed instead of bitter because of it.
John - 11 years ago
What a warm and fuzzy story. God bless the Fowlers. My problem is with the poll. I am sure that at least half of the people who said they would have given a dinner would not if the situation really hit them. I know in their heart they would want to, but I don't think they really would.
DAVEZACK - 11 years ago
What an incredibly gracious/charitable act. The Fowler family is obviously wonderful and loving. Bless them a million times over!!
The wedding was called off because she finally admitted that she is a lesbian. She is now married to a woman. It's a shame how people judge when the truth of the story was never revealed.
This is good that she took a negative and turned it into something positive. She still has to mend her broken heart and that will take time. I think she is on the right path. God bless her and her family.
God bless you all for turning a bad situation into a beautiful happening!!!!! I lived in Athens, Georgia for 36 years and I have "plenty" of times fed the hungry on the streets through my church!!!! And there are many!!! So I am very happy to hear that you took the time to give!!!!
That is one awsome family one of the most amazing thing Ive seen. Only because this happened to my
daughter. I wish I could have done this for her!!!
I'm not sure I would have thought of this idea, but once hearing it I believe that I would want to do it. What a beautiful way to deal with an awkward and hurtful situation. I'm sure their lives will be blessed instead of bitter because of it.
What a warm and fuzzy story. God bless the Fowlers. My problem is with the poll. I am sure that at least half of the people who said they would have given a dinner would not if the situation really hit them. I know in their heart they would want to, but I don't think they really would.
What an incredibly gracious/charitable act. The Fowler family is obviously wonderful and loving. Bless them a million times over!!