When one of Justin’s friends couldn’t dress up for Halloween because of his religious beliefs, the group came up with a thoughtful solution so he wouldn’t be left out. They decided he would be the “President of the United States,” wearing his everyday clothes, while the others dressed as his Secret Service agents in suits, sunglasses, ties, and earpieces. His mother, Suzanne Paragano Kane, shared a photo of the group online with the message, “I’m so proud of Justin,” as the boys showed that including a friend can be as simple as finding a way to celebrate together without asking him to compromise his beliefs….
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