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We are already in the second week of Lent. Right on cue, the Lenten Roses are blooming, time marches on and spring is appearing sporadically. One day it's here and the next we're plunged back into winter.It's been a very sad time this past week, our dear daughter-in-law lost her precious mother to a horrible and aggressive brain tumor that appeared, so suddenly, just last summer. We will miss

We are already in the second week of Lent. Right on cue, the Lenten Roses are blooming, time marches on and spring is appearing sporadically. One day it's here and the next we're plunged back into winter.It's been a very sad time this past week, our dear daughter-in-law lost her precious mother to a horrible and aggressive brain tumor that appeared, so suddenly, just last summer. We will miss

Thanks one and all for the prayers for Phyllis. Surgery happened on Thursday, the neurosurgeon reported to the family that she was "very pleased" with the results. A follow-up MRI showed no complications following the resection and Phyllis was released back to home yesterday afternoon! I know~ amazing, right?!!So are you, my prayerful friends, so are you!Life is Good!*Link here to read

Thanks one and all for the prayers for Phyllis. Surgery happened on Thursday, the neurosurgeon reported to the family that she was "very pleased" with the results. A follow-up MRI showed no complications following the resection and Phyllis was released back to home yesterday afternoon! I know~ amazing, right?!!So are you, my prayerful friends, so are you!Life is Good!*Link here to read

This is Phyllis and her precious companion, Bishop. Phyllis is the mother of our daughter-in-law as well as a dear and treasured friend. Last Thursday she presented with symptoms that led her husband to think she was having a stroke. All of the appropriate measures were followed: 911 was called, EMTs arrived, she was transported immediately to the hospital. Unfortunately, it was determined that

This is Phyllis and her precious companion, Bishop. Phyllis is the mother of our daughter-in-law as well as a dear and treasured friend. Last Thursday she presented with symptoms that led her husband to think she was having a stroke. All of the appropriate measures were followed: 911 was called, EMTs arrived, she was transported immediately to the hospital. Unfortunately, it was determined that