53 years of marriage and 100 foster daughters: ‘We made our home a home for everybody Keith BieryGolick, Cincinnati Enquirer © Meg Vogel/The Enquirer Ann and Al Hill sit on the front porch of their home in Kennedy Heights on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. The couple met at Hughes High School. Al went to Vietnam, and Ann sent care packages with letters and baked treats. The couple got married when he returned. They raised two daughters, Crystal and Rhonda. In 1993, Ann and Al started fostering teenage girls. They have been foster parents to 100 girls. Al said, We made our home for everybody. They remain in contact with some of the women.
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