When 2 Down Syndrome Awareness Month spotlights just aren’t enough you have to post another!???????? Joseph: he’s 19 still in school works at Little Ceasers loves sports and time with friends and family! #DSLKindnessWarrior #DownSyndromeAwarenessMonth #DownRightPerfect
Down Syndrome Awareness Month Spotlights: Joseph
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