ANGELINA DENVER
Loves: Jeeps, cooking, family, friends, and community
Likes: food from around the world, travel, camping, and new Jeep trails
Dislikes: being cold, tight jeans, car troubles
Angelina grew up in central California and has lived in the PNW for 30 years. She and her husband Allen have fostered children in Washington for more than 20 years. They are the proud parents of 7 children; fostered, adopted and biological. Angelina has worked as an interpreter for the Deaf, in the public schools as a Paraeducator, and for Olive Crest as a Fostering Together liason.
She loves driving her Jeep in the mountains, walking her dogs on hiking trails around her Woodinville home, and making adventurous food for her family.
She is currently working on her psychology degree through Northwest University so she can continue to assist foster and adoptive parents. Angelina recently joined the Seattle Angels team as a Case Manager. She is excited to connect foster families to the community in meaningful ways
Likes: food from around the world, travel, camping, and new Jeep trails
Dislikes: being cold, tight jeans, car troubles
Angelina grew up in central California and has lived in the PNW for 30 years. She and her husband Allen have fostered children in Washington for more than 20 years. They are the proud parents of 7 children; fostered, adopted and biological. Angelina has worked as an interpreter for the Deaf, in the public schools as a Paraeducator, and for Olive Crest as a Fostering Together liason.
She loves driving her Jeep in the mountains, walking her dogs on hiking trails around her Woodinville home, and making adventurous food for her family.
She is currently working on her psychology degree through Northwest University so she can continue to assist foster and adoptive parents. Angelina recently joined the Seattle Angels team as a Case Manager. She is excited to connect foster families to the community in meaningful ways