MorningPrayer Sunday
Dear Friends,
A note if I might. It has been several weeks since I last posted a prayer. We had been camping on Cape Hatteras and then rushed to Princeton Medical Center where my mother was admitted with an aortic dissection/aneurysm. She was following her morning routine of swimming for 45 minutes when she had her aneurysm. On April 12, she passed away, during Holy Week.
It was 90 years prior to this that she made arrangements for her baptism. She was baptized by personal choice on Easter Sunday at the age of 8. She said she never wavered from that decision where she claimed Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. It seems fitting that she moved on during Holy Week.
The accompanying photo is of Gretchen on the point at Kahshe. This small Island in Canada is a lasting legacy to her family from my mother and father. Many of the pictures in this blog are from this magical place.
If you are still a reader and follower of this Morning Prayer blog, then it is my pleasure and honor to continue. My prayers of peace be with you.
Gratefully,
Keith R. Haverkamp
A note if I might. It has been several weeks since I last posted a prayer. We had been camping on Cape Hatteras and then rushed to Princeton Medical Center where my mother was admitted with an aortic dissection/aneurysm. She was following her morning routine of swimming for 45 minutes when she had her aneurysm. On April 12, she passed away, during Holy Week.
It was 90 years prior to this that she made arrangements for her baptism. She was baptized by personal choice on Easter Sunday at the age of 8. She said she never wavered from that decision where she claimed Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. It seems fitting that she moved on during Holy Week.
The accompanying photo is of Gretchen on the point at Kahshe. This small Island in Canada is a lasting legacy to her family from my mother and father. Many of the pictures in this blog are from this magical place.
If you are still a reader and follower of this Morning Prayer blog, then it is my pleasure and honor to continue. My prayers of peace be with you.
Gratefully,
Keith R. Haverkamp
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