My brother’s service honored him appropriately. His daughters gave great eulogies, and the hymns were Bluegrass Gospel. Friends and family came from all across the U.S. His wife was surrounded by love and good memories. Again, thanks to all who Read more…
Don Williams: My brother died this week ending his battle with lung cancer. His service will be Saturday in Nashville. Thanks to all who offered prayers and words of support. Please continue to remember his family. He was a good Read more…
I am trying to create a clear statement of issues surrounding abortion without promoting a particular stance. I asked for help and advice. The number and quality of response to my request for help were numerous and excellent. The responses Read more…
We spent last week in Key West, the land of beautiful sunsets and very tan, young people who like to drink. We had a great time with friends and had several new experiences. After our many years in Colorado seeing Read more…
Today’s blog is brief and without pictures because I am working from my laptop in beautiful Key West Florida. Also my editor is in the shower, so please forgive my errors. Flights. This week, I had two flying experiences I Read more…
I spent time this week in Nashville with my brother. He is mentally strong but physically weak. His family continues to surround him with love. Thank you for your continued thoughts, prayers and best wishes. My recent blog on fentanyl Read more…
Thank you for all the congratulations for our 60th wedding anniversary. Our celebration was dampened by the movement of my brother into hospice care. Please keep him and our family in your thoughts and prayers. Great Track Meet. Recently the Read more…
Before our trip, I discussed the tragedy of Uvalde and how we focus on the singular spectacular event. I noted many more children are dying from car wrecks, child abuse and other means than Uvalde. We need to be equally Read more…
When we returned from our trip, I was excited to learn my first book of poetry has been published by Negative Capability Press. “A Sunset Without Dawn” is an exploration of grief for the loss of our daughter and other Read more…
Our vacation to Eastern Europe was a celebration of our 60th wedding anniversary. Jeny had some problems walking. She has not fully recovered her stamina from chemotherapy. She was slow and had to make frequent stops. But with her inner Read more…