yea! i saw her at church last night and asked her how the school work was going, and she told me she got one done! yay!!! it sounds like she is still chipping away at work but is able to see some progress.
nice to have the groves’ family back. you are in my thoughts and prayers.
love
judi
Note doubt a red letter day and certainly one which will generate an A. Congratulations. While it may have appeared you were peering up from a dim dale, it no doubt was a chilling worth the effort. Providence is with you.
Glad to see you, all of you, today in WTS chapel. Many things have been said about our beloved Al Groves. I always appreciate his smile and words of encouragement. Especially, he remembered and called me by name. I remembered I wrote to him last summer after the graduation ceremony that I would like to hear him calling my name this May in my own graduation. Even it is not going to happen, I always remember him and you and your family. I am going to miss you too after my graduation.
Two weeks ago, my another brother-in-law in Canada passed away in his sleep. He was survived with his wife and two daughters (15 and 13). Even we know that he is in heaven with our Lord, a great pain has been felt in missing their beloved husband and father. I thought about you and your family too. Pray that your adjustment will be smooth and peaceful. God bless you all.
Trust in the Lord for He is good, always
Thomas and Rena Mak
Congratulations to Eowyn and Alden for participating in the “30-Hour Famine”! Following in their father’s footsteps… thinking of others before themselves.
judi said,
April 27, 2007 at 11:36 am
yea! i saw her at church last night and asked her how the school work was going, and she told me she got one done! yay!!! it sounds like she is still chipping away at work but is able to see some progress.
nice to have the groves’ family back. you are in my thoughts and prayers.
love
judi
Julie said,
April 27, 2007 at 10:02 pm
Thank the Lord! That certainly signifies both God’s gracious work in all of your lives AND a LOT of hard work from Eowyn and probably many others!
Prayed about this term paper getting done and am so very glad to hear it.
Love,
Julie for all the Anto clan
donna said,
April 27, 2007 at 11:41 pm
WELL DONE>… I have some letters that you guys can help me with when you’re done… hee hee….
Love you..
donna
Becky Wilson said,
April 27, 2007 at 11:54 pm
This calls for a celebration! I propose chocolate in some form or another! Well done, Eowyn.
“All hard work brings a profit.” (Prov. 14:23)
Jim Boutilier said,
May 1, 2007 at 3:21 pm
Note doubt a red letter day and certainly one which will generate an A. Congratulations. While it may have appeared you were peering up from a dim dale, it no doubt was a chilling worth the effort. Providence is with you.
Love,
Jim
Dawn said,
May 1, 2007 at 5:09 pm
Great news! We’ll continue to pray for the second one as well! Finally- the end is in sight! Love- Dawn
Thomas and Rena Mak said,
May 2, 2007 at 10:50 am
Dear Libbie and family,
Glad to see you, all of you, today in WTS chapel. Many things have been said about our beloved Al Groves. I always appreciate his smile and words of encouragement. Especially, he remembered and called me by name. I remembered I wrote to him last summer after the graduation ceremony that I would like to hear him calling my name this May in my own graduation. Even it is not going to happen, I always remember him and you and your family. I am going to miss you too after my graduation.
Two weeks ago, my another brother-in-law in Canada passed away in his sleep. He was survived with his wife and two daughters (15 and 13). Even we know that he is in heaven with our Lord, a great pain has been felt in missing their beloved husband and father. I thought about you and your family too. Pray that your adjustment will be smooth and peaceful. God bless you all.
Trust in the Lord for He is good, always
Thomas and Rena Mak
Charles and Anne said,
May 5, 2007 at 6:41 am
Congratulations to Eowyn and Alden for participating in the “30-Hour Famine”! Following in their father’s footsteps… thinking of others before themselves.
sue neely said,
May 11, 2007 at 1:39 pm
I don’t really know you, but I pray for you.
Isn’t our Heavenly Father grand!
SN