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Anthony, named after my dad.
Rose, named after my mom.
Grace, because I liked it.
One of my daughter's was suppose to carry on the Marie tradition (started with Great Grandma) and since I know about 10 people with that middle name I decided not to carry on the tradition.
I also have Audrey "Susan". DH's mom passed away 8 months before she was born. We wanted to use her middle name as DD's. I really liked MIL's first name Leslie but we couldn't find a good first name to use with Leslie as the middle so we used Susan.
Jeffrey after DH's dad who passed away 5 years ago and my due date was the same day as the anniversary of his death. ( wasn't born on that day though! )
Daniel after my father because there is only my brother and I and he's done having kids and he named his first born Rose after my mom, so I thought it was only fair that someone should honor my father and in case our next one is a girl, we used it with Logan = ) Whew! Did you guys get all that? haha
Now that I think about it, I was named to honor my father, Daniel and I'm Danielle. Hmmmm he got honored twice!
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