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Farewell


This weekend, our parish bids farewell
to two people who have been
an integral part of our  spiritual lives,
Deacon Gary and his wife Carol.
Moving to help one of their 
precious daughters, we in turn,
wish them sad good-bys
and best wishes for this 
new chapter in their lives.
We will miss you.

a small gift of our
appreciation and love
we have for these two 


Comments

Stephanie said…
so special to have beautiful people in our lives...
Norma Ruttan said…
thank you, Stephanie
I visited your site, such wonderful art!

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