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Parker Kolbe McClure

Parker

Parker began as an English occupational surname, from Middle English and Old French words for someone who cared for a park. It is a name that reminds us of stewardship and watchful care.

Kolbe

Kolbe honors Saint Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish Franciscan friar and priest imprisoned at Auschwitz. In 1941, he volunteered to take the place of Franciszek Gajowniczek, a fellow prisoner with a wife and children. He was killed after enduring the starvation cell. It is a name that reminds us of selfless love, courage, faith, and sacrifice.

Welcome, Parker. We'll see you soon.