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Face to Face

Posted on September 30, 2019 by Myrna Folkert

In earlier days, W was a robust man, full of life and energy. A talkative type who could make people laugh. He didn’t miss a beat. As a young man, he was a truck driver. When he delivered the produce … Continue reading →

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When There Are So Many Good Things, and Only Some That are the Best

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Myrna Folkert

It’s hard to say no. Our friend, Lysa Terkeurst, reminds us of this in her book, “The Best Yes.” It’s that time of the year. In many ways fall is a beginning of the year in my mind, much more … Continue reading →

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Hallowed Ground

Posted on April 3, 2015 by Myrna Folkert

I volunteer for a Hospice in my area. As a hospice vigil volunteer, we go into the home or nursing facility during the night hours to relieve the family. They get much needed rest while their family member is imminently … Continue reading →

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A Vigil

Posted on August 8, 2014 by Myrna Folkert

A dimly lit room at 2:23 a.m. One tiny lamp on the night stand. A fine-boned beautiful woman is lying comfortably on her bed. Her white hair is tousled, her face and neck wrinkled. She’s in that special place that … Continue reading →

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