Celebration of Life Service

I don't have it yet, but Brian's memorial service was taped and, I hope, will be edited at some point soon. If you would like a copy, please let me know. I should be able to make copies for family and friends. I also have a copy of his testimony last spring and prayer walk pictures.

Please respond to this blog entry if you are interested. Include your address...even though I may have it. I can't promise when it will come, but I hope before Max graduates from high school.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hey Susan,
Yes, Amanda and I would love a copy of the service, his testimony and a picture from the prayerwalk with me pushing Brian in the chair. Take your time, I know you have alot on your plate right now. If you need our address I will give it to you but I think you have it.
We love you and the boys!
Andy and Amanda
9:17 AM
Anonymous said…
Thanks, Susan, we'd love a copy of the service and Brian's testimony in church when you get a chance to copy them, but there is certainly no rush. I know my family that wasn't there would like to hear them. Thanks--
Linnea
11-19 30th Rd.
Astoria, NY 11102
11:31 AM
Anonymous said…
We would like a copy, too, please.
11-53 30th Road
Astoria NY 11102

Kim and Ben
10:53 AM
Anonymous said…
Hello Susan,
Momma and I would losve a copy of the service, his testimony and the prayer walk. My love is always with you and the boys.

Chris Davis
1925 Stonegate Court
Baton Rouge, LA 70815
7:42 AM
Anonymous said…
I would like a copy of the Service, and Testimony. Brian will always be in my heart. Your in my Prayers.

David Rulon
264 Longleaf Circle
Pooler, GA 31322
8:51 AM
Anonymous said…
Susan,
We would love to have a copy.
Jones
951 Arbogast St.
Shoreview, MN 55126

Keith and Bekah
8:40 AM
Anonymous said…
Susan, I was thinking you didn['t need our name, but maybe I need to request the service and his testimony that was part of the service in November, just so you will know again. With all that is on your mind and heart, I won't assume anything. We are doing all right but relying on the Lord for the promises He gives for comfort. It's very hard sometimes.

Brian's dad and mother.
2:28 PM
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