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Posted by: Omar C. Garcia on September 19, 2008

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Return to Ukraine
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ON ADVENTURE
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The Killing Tree
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I have a drawer dedicated to gratitude where I keep the thank you notes I receive. This pile of cards represents a couple of years worth of the thank you notes sent to our missions ministry.

14 years ago today my beautiful mother died and went home to be with Jesus. She was a remarkable woman. She and my Dad blessed me and my siblings with the best childhood ever. Dad blessed us by loving Mom for a lifetime. Even at 94 he continues to visit her grave to place fresh flowers and to reflect on a lifetime of happiness with Mom. One day, I will see her again because of our shared hope in Jesus.

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