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Cecil Stokes is a single dad who adopted his son Boone at 8 years old. Boone had been in foster care for 3 years after being taken from his birth family. Though he would have preferred to be married first, Cecil wanted to be a dad while he was young enough to play around and do all the things he dreamed of doing with his son.
Nov 4, 2019 · Cecil Stokes describes how his life changed dramatically when he adopted his son, Boone, and the joys and challenges of adopting from foster care.
Nov 4, 2019 · Cecil Stokes was living a “dream life”— producing several TV shows and walking the red carpet. But there was still one big dream he hadn’t fulfilled—becoming a dad. Despite facing many ...
Cecil Stokes was living a “dream life”— producing several TV shows and walking the red carpet. But there was still one big dream he hadn’t fulfilled—becoming a dad. Despite facing many naysayers and several obstacles, he ended up adopting an 8-year-old boy named Boone, and his life changed forever.
Jan 24, 2020 · by Cecil Stokes. What happens when a commitment phobic 40-year-old man and a traumatized eight-year-old boy stand stomach to face for the first time? Well, that’s our story. And we became family. Boone and I have now been father and son for almost five years and no two days have ever been alike.
Cecil Stokes founded Tentmakers Entertainment in 1999. Cecil is an Executive Producer/Writer/Producer/Director. He has worked on over 500 cable television shows for networks such as A&E, Court TV, DIY, ESPN, Food Network, HGTV, History Channel, and Turner.
Oct 31, 2019 · Boone and Cecil Stokes (photo courtesy Stokes family) When I first met my son, I never dreamed we would share our experience with any group, but God has used our family’s story to encourage others to foster and adopt.
