Trail of Tears

One of our greatest loss of life in America was due to a forced marched of the Cherokee Indians to Oklahoma.  Yes, this was based upon a treaty signed by the Cherokee.  However, I do not believe anyone of sound mind can reasonably justify that this treaty was signed in good faith by the U.S. Government nor was … [Read more…]

Loss takes a toll

Yesterday, I started to watch the movie, Telling Nicholas, in my Loss and Grief class.  The story is of a seven year old boy, whose mother was in one of the Twin Towers of New York, at the time of the 911 attacks.  The story is a documentary around the telling of Nicholas that his mother is … [Read more…]

What is going on here?

I want to give some background information on a death and then ask some questions for you to ponder and maybe even respond to. I know a man who’s mother died nearly sixteen years ago.  She had cancer for several years prior to dying.  When she died, she had been living several states away.  She … [Read more…]

Need Money for Seminary Like Me?

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Loss of a Monkey

At this point I suspect most of you have heard of the passing, and very unexpected passing of Davy Jones, one of the members of a 60’s group called the Monkeys.  I remember growing up and watching their show on TV, or at least some of the re-runs I for sure recall.  I have their … [Read more…]

Loss and Gain

As I gain my family back together again, one member is experiencing a loss and a gain at the same time.  Kris has decided to move to Dubuque this weekend.  She has a job starting on Monday, and if all works well she will stay at the job and stay living in Dubuque.  While the rest of … [Read more…]