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The highlight of my day was having two of my aunts come for a visit. My father’s sisters, Paula Baer from Aurora and Annalee Cogar from Columbus, Georgia. We enjoyed a visit, went out to lunch and then reconnected at the house after I conducted a funeral service while they connected with a friend for(…)
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A planned meeting in Denver was cancelled today. I was glad to have that off my schedule. It gave me time to work on a memorial service for tomorrow. This afternoon, I traveled to Greeley. I enjoyed a lunch with Pastor Michael Popineau (and gave him a copy of my book). I then was part(…)
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I began today with an early morning fitness center workout with my trainer. After picking some strawberries, I attended my Rotary meeting in Loveland for my induction ceremony as new member. Today, I responded to the need for someone to conduct a memorial service for a Timberline family. I found out that the family lives(…)
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I attended a Republican breakfast meeting this morning and heard an interesting talk from a former astronaut, talking about the operation of a space shuttle. After some work at home, I headed to an afternoon massage appointment and then returned home for a Colorado Public Radio interview on West Nile Virus. It will be interesting(…)
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I conducted the chapel service at Mackenzie Place Retirement Center today. This is a sharp group. I am amazed at people like the 94-year old who talks about research on the internet and the man who still follows the news in the Wall Street Journal. This afternoon we attended a memorial reception for Bob Hannawalt,(…)
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BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY… “Now when Job’s three friends—Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the Naamathite—heard about all this adversity that had happened to him, each of them came from his home. They met together to go and sympathize with him and comfort him. When they looked from a distance, they could barely recognize(…)
