Just a Daisy in the Meadow

  
Final moments with their son and brother.

Grandpa Hess

Bill

This was probably my most enjoyable Christmas!

Priska

and Ashirwad both from Nepal. They stayed most the day. Talking, playing games, singing . . .

We had five more International students come too, but we didn’t get pictures of them this time, and they didn’t stay as long.

It was a joy to share this time together!!!

 Joining the white robed in heaven . . .

One never knows the exact moment, the Lord will take us Home. For some of us this may be expected, but most of us this comes as a surprise, or shock. One must always be ready. In the twinkling of an eye . . . we may be called Home!

And so it happened for our friend, Lee Hess, age 23. He was a part of us here at Kitchi Pines and we will miss him!

He was traveling . . . on his way to Texas to pick up a new car. It was night time (Tuesday December 19) and raining. A car from the opposite lane lost control, started hydroplaning, and hit Lee head on, killing him instantly.

He leaves behind his Dad and Mom and two brothers and three sisters, the sisters of whom especially loved him fiercely. He was the oldest son.

I hear this news and I grieve . . . and then jealousy sets in . . . I wanna go Home too!

When will it be my turn?

It’s done . . . the long awaited cd is done! I’ve been playing it over and over.

The girls\ladies kinda decided at the last moment to make this cd before Delight Yoder flew to Thailand, and somehow they managed! I know Heidi (This Side of Glory) gave a lot of her time amidst taking care of her growing family to get it finished in time.

They blend so well . . .

Email me if your interested in purchasing one . . .

You will be blessed!