Julie wanted to share this cartoon with everyone. Hope you like it.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Hey everyone~ hope all is well. I loved the video of Marleigh singing in church, she is just the cutest. Daniel, Alice, Trish and Danny you are all in our prayers.
I wanted to let everyone know that we will be having our family Easter get together on Sat. the 7th at 1:00 for all of you that can come. Bring a dish and your favorite drink as always. I will also be having Kimberly a baby shower at that time since we will all be together. She is supposed to register at Walmart and Target and she is doing the babies room in Classic Pooh. I can't wait to see everyone. Love you all
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Marleigh sang for the first time on stage at church tonight!! I am so proud of her :) She didn't seem a bit bashful about it either. She sang with Cassie, Abby and Shawn. They sang Jesus Loves Me then you will see that Marleigh wanted to sing about Zacheus (?)!! Trish and Danny, we continue to pray for you and you will be in our thoughts and prayers tomorrow. Daniel, how is Alice doing?
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
The following letter was in our newpaper this morning, and it made me smile. I thought it might do the same for you.
Dear Annie: I had to smile at the letter from "Road Worrier." When we started to get calls that our 92-year-old father was driving through stop signs and red lights and running into cars in the parking lot, we gave his car keys to his caregiver and said she'd take him where he needed to go.
When he died, I sent his suit to the funeral home. I later got a call saying they found a car key in the pocket. Later, we spoke to Dad's neighbor, who said when the caregiver would go to church on Sundays, my father would come out of the house five minutes later, put his walker in the backseat of the car and drive off. He'd return 15 minutes before the caregiver came back.
We don't know where he went for those four hours, but we're glad nothing happened to him or anyone else. When they started to close his coffin, I put that key back in his pocket and told him, "OK, Dad, now you can drive Mama all over heaven." — L.A.
Dear Annie: I had to smile at the letter from "Road Worrier." When we started to get calls that our 92-year-old father was driving through stop signs and red lights and running into cars in the parking lot, we gave his car keys to his caregiver and said she'd take him where he needed to go.
When he died, I sent his suit to the funeral home. I later got a call saying they found a car key in the pocket. Later, we spoke to Dad's neighbor, who said when the caregiver would go to church on Sundays, my father would come out of the house five minutes later, put his walker in the backseat of the car and drive off. He'd return 15 minutes before the caregiver came back.
We don't know where he went for those four hours, but we're glad nothing happened to him or anyone else. When they started to close his coffin, I put that key back in his pocket and told him, "OK, Dad, now you can drive Mama all over heaven." — L.A.
Monday, February 27, 2012
We are at Amy's. Went to Cleveland clinic today for a second opinion . They said the same thing that UVA did. Chemo first. They also offer a clinical trial for a sarcoma vaccine which he could take part in but not until after he had surgery and it would be 84 weeks long. And of course it would be in Cleveland. Will go to UVA Thursday.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
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