Provo, Utah – February 3, 2010 – David and Candice Aitken are set to begin a new chapter tonight as they arrive in Utah with their three adopted children from Haiti.
The Aitkens will arrive in Salt Lake City on a Continental flight from Miami around 11:30pm. It is the final major step in the adoption process for Haitian orphans Nerlande (5), Yonelson (4), and Fabrice (8).
The past few weeks have been extremely emotional for the Aitkens. In the wake of Haiti’s devastating earthquake, the Aitkens spent several sleepless nights worrying about whether their children were okay.
Last Friday night, the Aitkens received a phone call informing them that all of their kids were getting on a plane to Florida. However, at the last minute, Fabrice was not allowed on the plane from Haiti, after his paperwork was misplaced.
After several more frantic and frustrating days, on Tuesday Fabrice was finally allowed to join the Aitkens in Miami.
The Aitkens are excited to begin their new life together in Utah. However, the Aitkens’ involvement with Haiti is not over. David Aitken, CEO of Provo-based HIT Web Design, says his company will help rebuild the damaged Hope for Little Angels of Haiti, the orphanage HIT has been sponsoring for the past year, and where his adopted children were cared for.
HIT Web Design is a Provo, Utah-based company specializing in designing and hosting affordable and effective websites for small and medium-size businesses.
Visit HIT Humanitarian at http://hithumanitarian.com
Visit Hope for Little Angels of Haiti at http://hopeforlittleangelsofhaiti.org
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