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Nancyannheath
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Please keep my mother Dory Stauch in your prayers. She died on May 8, 2006, a victim of cancer but a pioneer woman volunteering to partake in an experimental chemotherapy for all those with mesothelioma, a cancer caused by asbestos. Her involvement in the experimental drug gave her a little more time with us, her family on earth, but even more, her courage to test this new drug is giving others hope as the drug is now on the market and is being administered to all asbestos cancer patients.
Pray she is in Heaven with our compassionate Father, Son and Holy Spirit and suffers no more.
Also please include my father-in-law Glenn Graves Heath who also passed away this March of 2007, in his sleep, in his easy chair with the remote control in his hand in our family room…I hope I am that lucky, to be surrounded by love and family in peace when I die.
Pray also for my confused son, who at one time was involved in church and was the youngest usher our parish had, as he now only thinks Jesus was just a prophet. He still believes in God, but when asked what faith he follows, he replies “Budhism” Although we cannot change free will, please pray he finds Jesus again.
And say prayers for me also, so I can be a reflection of God’s light and love as I care for my widow mother-in-law who needs nursing and misses my father-in-law dearly.
Thank you,
Nancy H.
Pray she is in Heaven with our compassionate Father, Son and Holy Spirit and suffers no more.
Also please include my father-in-law Glenn Graves Heath who also passed away this March of 2007, in his sleep, in his easy chair with the remote control in his hand in our family room…I hope I am that lucky, to be surrounded by love and family in peace when I die.
Pray also for my confused son, who at one time was involved in church and was the youngest usher our parish had, as he now only thinks Jesus was just a prophet. He still believes in God, but when asked what faith he follows, he replies “Budhism” Although we cannot change free will, please pray he finds Jesus again.
And say prayers for me also, so I can be a reflection of God’s light and love as I care for my widow mother-in-law who needs nursing and misses my father-in-law dearly.
Thank you,
Nancy H.
