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Comments: Looking ahead.....when will the get together be in June? Could I please have Glenn Chandler's em?
Comments: Ada Ann - Dane won his battle! Was pronounced Cancer Free late last yr!! He is doing well & looks great! As far as I know, Carol still doesn't have a home pc. She only posts when at work & hasn't done that in 6 months or more! Heard from Glenn Chandler. He sent an update form & said he has a home in Costa Rica & that's where he lives. His son lives in Glenn's Arlington home & he gave me the address for mailings. He only comes back here about 6 wks a yr. He did give me his em add.
Comments: Don L., this is wonderful news about Doug. You know you have my prayers as well for Doug's total recovery. HAPPY BIRTHDAY RiCKYPOO! Hope you have fun.
Comments: Don, So happy for Doug....he will be in my prayers. When this all gets going, please send his hospital address. Rick, Happy birthday....hope it is a rockin one! JD....congrats on the new grandone....may he continue to grow healthy. Barbara....your little guy is adorable....growing up to be a big boy. Thanks for all of the help with assisted living....don't know what they are going to do with Joe's Mom....she is being a real PIA. Has anyone heard from Carol Carpenter? What about Dane and his battle?
Comments: Wow, lots gng on since I turned my pc off at 6:00pm last night! Don L - Your bro Doug will continue to be in my prayersand you will bee too! This sounds like a way to get rid of that cancer once and for all. Will pray for a quick apptmt & a good match. Please keep us posted as we'll be here rooting for him! Rickypoo - HAPPY B-DAY You old streaker you! but I think Don is right... it's a little too chilly for any streaking tonight! Barbara Duncan - Alec is so cute in that blue jacket, it makes his eyes even bluer. He's a real cutie.
Comments: Don what wonderful news. My daughter had her bone marrow transplant 20 years ago and she is thriving. Tell your brother that he is in our prayers as is the rest of your family. If he needs anyone to to be tested for a match all my family is here for him. Take care.
Comments: I also rcvd this very encouraging e-mail from my brother today: "Friends and family: I just received word from the VA in Temple that I have been approved for the bone marrow transplant. The VA hospital in San Antonio is supposed to contact me shortly to set up the appointment. I will let everyone know the exact date as soon as it becomes available. Thank you for your prayers! - Doug" It will basically require him to be in total isolation for about 3 mos., during which time his total immune system will be 'zeroed out'. Then, they'll begin removing infected cells & freezing them, which kills the cancer, leaving now-healthy cells & reinserting them - over & over. He'll have to be re-immunized for all childhood vaccinations & shots afterward. But, it's reportedly his best chance for recovery - and, of course, better than the alternative. My sincere thanks, as well, for all your prayers & please continue while he enters this new phase of treatment.
Comments: JD - That's terrific news about little Ryan & daughter, Beth! So glad to hear they're both doing fine, in spite of the many tense moments leading up to his birth. If he's been a real pain in the ass, as you've described, I'm sure we're all wondering who he might've gotten that early trait from.  Maybe we should continue praying for Beth til he turns 18 & joins the Navy, eh? Major congrats to all! 
Comments: H a p p y B i r t h d a y wishes go out to Rick Watts, at midnight:01, 1/27) !!! Rick - We hope you’ll be celebrating a great one today & that Marilyn will treat you to nice gifts & dinner. Try not to streak the place this year, in case it’s a good restaurant that you’d like to return. Besides, the brisk wind & low temps could affect you like a ‘cold shower’. Best wishes for many more & romp away!
Comments: Hey Barbara D., little Alec is really growing. He was so cute in his Christmas photo from a year ago and even cuter today. Grandones are the greatest.
Comments: Congratulations JD on your new grandson. Prayers will continue for little Ryan and momma Beth. Ada, my uncle had 24 hr. care at his home for about one year. It worked out great, he wished he had of continued to do that. He kept his home in Kessler, but bought an apartment at Edgemere for $300,000 (cash) moved in there, his monthly fees were around $2200.00. Gorgeous place, Tuscan architecture. When he bought the apartment that assured him a place in the assistant living building if ever needed, as well as the nursing facility located at the same property. SNL, I hope you noticed the date on my check. SJMc sounds like you'll need another set of custom clubs.
Comments: Through with work & just put up a new Grandone! Take a peek at the Pride & Joy pg! Also, I know some don't ck the GB everyday, so I'm going to repeat my request. I'm now accepting donations for the cost of our website & this GB. If you'd like to donate, please send me a ck made payable to: "SOC 66 Fund". My full address is at the top of the Donation pg. You have always supported this site & GB and I appreciate your continued support!!! Many thanks to those who's cks I've already recvd!!! Thanks to Sandra Mc and Sue & Mike, who's cks I got tda!
Comments: Apparently there has been a misunderstanding because Mikes Mother, was never in Presbyterian Village North on Forest Lane. Her choice was Grace Presbyterian on Ann Arbor and that is the only facility she was in.
Comments: Congratulations JD on another Grandone! Glad to hear Ryan & Mom are doing good. Those NICU nurses & Drs are wonderful & Ryan is in good hands!
Comments: Ada - Hope you got my email. The first one I sent came back - but I haven't seen the second. My mom's at Grace Presbyterian - the one in Oak Cliff. It is a wonderful place and I highly recommend it. Getting there is a trip - but the place itself is so beautiful and the people are so caring. I know all of us who have had parents and relatives there will say the same - we need a place like this when our time comes. Oh, and lots of money to pay for it!! JD you and yours are in my prayers. Those NICU people are wonderful and do work miracles!! |
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