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Friday, November 04, 2005

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Friday, November 04, 2005    11 comments

Just a quick post to let you all know that I'll be out of town for the next few days. I'm travelling to Ohio to be by my mother's side as her mother is withdrawn from life-support. My grandmother is a Christian, praise God, so she's going home.

I appreciate your prayers for the family, for a peaceful departure for my grandmom and a safe trip as I travel with 3 small children. My 2 boys and my "adopted" daugther, (the neighbor's little girl).

Thanks so much for your prayers.

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11 comments:

  1. C.J. Darlington12:16 PM, November 04, 2005

    Will be thinking and praying for you, Gina. Thanks for letting us know so we can. I'm sorry to hear your grandmother is moving to heaven, but I'm glad to know she's a believer. She's going to be so happy, so very soon. She's not gone forever. She'll be IN forever.

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  2. Heather Smith2:05 PM, November 04, 2005

    Gina...I'm praying for you! But isn't it awesome that death is not the end for us??

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  3. Anonymous2:56 PM, November 04, 2005

    Praying for you Gina and your family.

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  4. Unknown4:06 PM, November 04, 2005

    Praying for your travel mercies and for your family!

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  5. Dineen A. Miller1:51 AM, November 05, 2005

    Hey Gina,
    I'll be thinking of you and praying. Have a peaceful trip.

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  6. Unknown10:03 AM, November 05, 2005

    prayers are going up for you, Gina.

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  7. Virginia Smith4:31 PM, November 05, 2005

    Gina, you and your family are in my prayers. I know your grandmother is in the arms of the Lord.

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  8. upwords2:12 AM, November 06, 2005

    Praying for you, Gina. Have a safe trip.

    Blessings,
    Marilynn Griffith

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  9. Unknown1:36 PM, November 06, 2005

    Thanks everyone! I'm home. My grandmother met the Lord at 7 am this morning. I imagine her beautiful new body, new name and being embraced by Jesus. Wow. What hope we have. I'm home now and praising God for His mercy.

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  10. Anonymous12:19 PM, November 07, 2005

    Maybe your grandma will meet mine, and they'll get to be buddies. My grandma's feisty (some might have said edgy) and she was trapped in her body longer than she wanted to be. What a wonderful thing to know that their souls soar free and with Jesus.

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  11. Unknown2:04 PM, November 07, 2005

    Thanks Kelly. My grandmother was pretty feisty herself. Thanks for the encouraging words.

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