Thank you A1C Osborne!


Thanks A1C Osborne for joining the team and making a difference in the life of a foster children. Great "serious" face!! 😂👍 We appreciate you!#TroopThanks #ThankYou #MakingADifference #ArizonansForChildren#FosterLivesMatter #FosterKids #FosterCare #8HoursAMonth#HelpingFamiliesHeal
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