Jim Urquhart | The Salt Lake Tribune Hollie Wardle of Bountiful holds her newly adopted Haitian daughter Gabrielle, 7, as she arrived at the Salt Lake International Airport after flying to Utah with Hollie's husband Jeremy Wardle, right, Saturday, January 23, 2010. The Wardles have been working on adopting Gabrielle for over two years, but after the earthquake struck the nation Jeremy traveled there to get her out.

Jim Urquhart | The Salt Lake Tribune Chareyl Moyes of Wasatch International Adoptions kisses her adopted Haitian son Robby Moyes, 6, right, while holding the adopted son of a friend Andre Cox, 5, left, Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at her home in Washington Terrace. Moyes is Haiti program manager for the adoption group and adopted Robby four years ago. 1/19/10

Jim Urquhart | The Salt Lake Tribune Lori Rosenlof, left, and her husband Brent Rosenlof of Lehi look through a photo album with pictures of their soon to be adopted Haitian toddler Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at the home of Chareyl Moyes (cq) in Washington Terrace. Brent and Lori Rosenlof have been in the process of trying to adopt Nathan, who is now two-years-old and lives in a orphanage in Haiti, for two years and but after the earthquake struck Haiti they got word they are about to receive their adopted son . 1/19/10

Jim Urquhart | The Salt Lake Tribune Lori Rosenlof of Lehi holds a photo from the orphanage in Haiti where she and her husband have trying to adopt a toddler from Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at the home of Chareyl Moyes (cq) in Washington Terrace. Brent and Lori Rosenlof have been in the process of trying to adopt Nathan, who is now two-years-old and lives in a orphanage in Haiti, for two years and but after the earthquake struck Haiti they got word they are about to receive their adopted son . 1/19/10

Jim Urquhart | The Salt Lake Tribune Lori Rosenlof, left, and her husband Brent Rosenlof of Lehi Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at the home of Chareyl Moyes (cq) in Washington Terrace. Brent and Lori Rosenlof have been in the process of trying to adopt Nathan, who is now two-years-old and lives in a orphanage in Haiti, for two years and but after the earthquake struck Haiti they got word they are about to receive their adopted son. 1/19/10