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07/05/2009

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I am so sorry to see you leave us, but if you are happy, I am happy for you. You will be missed terribly.

Super for you both. we will keep you in our prayers

Congratulations on your and Gay's new ministry though it takes you from Texas. SOunds like a wonderful congregation.n.

Ron, congratulations on this new ministry. One of my beloved former parishioners from Waco is the new Head of School at the cathedral in Little Rock...welcome to the tiny world that is the Episcopal Church!

Ron: Welcome to Lawrence, although you are not here in person yet. I am sure we will be blessed by your presence and that both you and Trinty can continue to grow in Christ's spirit.

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