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Our friend
Anna sees faith, hope, and love grow in her children and in
our daughter Darcy. Anna's daughter Ashley is one of Darcy's
best friends and Anna has kept Darcy for us often, including
during hospital stays. |
| Audrey,
the honorary fifth sister, sees Marcy walking with her again.
This is the same Audrey who is one of our caregivers,
dinner providers, and does Marcy's nails. |
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Carrie
and my son, Troy, remind us that out of darkness comes light. |
| My cousin
Cathy sends His angels to guard us in all our ways. |
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My cousin
Ellen reminds us why God gives us His Son.
John
3:16
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Karen's
friend Jan reminds us that all things work for good for those
who love God.
Romans
8:28
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My mother,
like our loving God, plans for our welfare and our future. |
| Our friends
Jeanie and Gene see Marcy looking to Him always. This is the
same Jeanie who prayed
for Dean's back. |
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Marcy's
sister Laura Lee demonstrates that the four sisters are victorious
over time. The sisters from left to right are: Joni, Marcy (Marcy
still has the Pooh bear she is holding in this picture,) Laura,
and Denise. |
| Our neighbors,
Dave and Pattie, bear our burdens as theirs. This is the same
Dave and Pattie that came over for the living
room concert. |
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Marcy's
sister Joni, the vet tech, reaches out through the love of pets. |
| My cousin
Julie reminds us that our home keeps in perfect peace as long
as our minds are on Him. |
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Marcy's
mother Karen pictures our family whole. |
| Marcy's
Aunt Max, eighty something years old, gives us a simple message:
keep the faith. |
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Mariellen,
who champions our dinner
caregivers, renews our strength by waiting on Him. This has
been one of her favorite verses since middle school. |
| My cousin
Sharon and her children lay hands on us. |
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My sister-in-law
Pam reminds us that every day's trial, like the day itself,
is precious. |
| My Aunt
Pat, the artist and art teacher, paints us in a place for new
beginnings. |
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My sister
Patti, a teacher, guides us to continue to search for the Lord
and for his strength. |
| My brother
Ed reminds us that every day's trial, like the day itself, is
precious. |
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My sister
Jeni watches for Marcy's go, go spirit to return. |
| My Aunt
Sara, who started the quilt, like God, and as His sheep, puts
our prayers in golden bowls. |
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Our friend
Holly sees Him showering Marcy with beauty. |
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My cousin
Sherri reminds us the greatest gift is love.
1
Corinthians 13:13
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My Aunt
Sara, who started the quilt, puts our prayers in golden bowls.
Revelations
5:8
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| Our neighbor
Connie (and the two prospective baby sitting customers she has
for Darcy) watch over Marcy - along with God - while we sleep.
This is the same Connie who was such a big help with Darcy's
baptism. |
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