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Saddened by your and your wife's health issues, but glad you survived a close call.   You guys are in my prayers.  

I tried to enter your name on my local temple's prayer roll but apparently I need a "Membership Record Number" to register and subsequently log in, and I don't have one. 

So I'll try to make it a good one, instead of one of those that just "bounces off the ceiling". 

May you be aware of the many outward-radiating ripples of the Pure Love of Christ you have generated in this pond we share.  Nothing that was less than Love matters; it all is, or will be, healed and forgotten.  You were called to be the Light of the World, a call extended by a perfect Being to imperfect Beings, and you have been a conduit of Light for many many people.  

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36 minutes ago, manol said:

Saddened by your and your wife's health issues, but glad you survived a close call.   You guys are in my prayers.  

I tried to enter your name on my local temple's prayer roll but apparently I need a "Membership Record Number" to register and subsequently log in, and I don't have one. 

So I'll try to make it a good one, instead of one of those that just "bounces off the ceiling". 

May you be aware of the many outward-radiating ripples of the Pure Love of Christ you have generated in this pond we share.  Nothing that was less than Love matters; it is or will ALL be healed and forgotten.  You were called to be the Light of the World, a call extended by a perfect Being to imperfect Beings, and you have been a conduit of Light for many many people.  

I've just submitted @Bill “Papa” Lee's name to the London England Temple prayer roll.

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27 minutes ago, Stargazer said:

I've just submitted @Bill “Papa” Lee's name to the London England Temple prayer roll.

That will do, my trip to the London England trip long age was a wonderful experience. You know when I did my DNA, I was 95% English. The other 5% was Scottish/ Irish. I am more English that most who live there. 

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Covid stinks and life is hard.  Diabetes stinks too.   Thanks for the update  My father said on his death bed that he was very surprised at how much his spirit fought leaving his body.  He was ready and willing to go, but his spirit clung to his body.  I don't think you'll die until your fully measure of creation has been lived.  I hope you spend your energy rejoicing in the best of your current experience.  You are going to be alright (and so are your loved ones), no matter how everything turns out.   I love you.

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5 minutes ago, rpn said:

Covid stinks and life is hard.  Diabetes stinks too.   Thanks for the update  My father said on his death bed that he was very surprised at how much his spirit fought leaving his body.  He was ready and willing to go, but his spirit clung to his body.  I don't think you'll die until your fully measure of creation has been lived.  I hope you spend your energy rejoicing in the best of your current experience.  You are going to be alright (and so are your loved ones, no matter how everything turns out.   I love you.

Very well said. 

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1 hour ago, rpn said:

Covid stinks and life is hard.  Diabetes stinks too.   Thanks for the update  My father said on his death bed that he was very surprised at how much his spirit fought leaving his body.  He was ready and willing to go, but his spirit clung to his body.  I don't think you'll die until your fully measure of creation has been lived.  I hope you spend your energy rejoicing in the best of your current experience.  You are going to be alright (and so are your loved ones, no matter how everything turns out.   I love you.

I do rejoice, and I am rejoicing, that my merciful Savior has allowed me to live, and see my family again, although not yet. It has been hard, these last four weeks, which is the longest time that I have not seen my family. Other than longer separations while still in the Army, but once I left the Army in 1984, we have had Sunday dinner every week, unless during the time I served in the National Guard, when I had duty one weekend each month (although many Sunday’s, my wife would show up and treat me to a Sunday picnic). Also my two weeks a year, for training, but when a Fort Stewart, she would drive the five hours, to see me and treat the kids to the beach on the Atlantic, as Fort Stewart in just 12 miles from Savannah. Back then, it was just my wife, two children, and one on the way. Now our tiny family, numbers 19, with one one the way. However, since leaving the Army in 1984, we spend every Sunday as a family. When my Mother was still alive, once a month, we would pack up dinner and drive up and spend it with Mama. When we had to move in, and care for my Mama due to Alzheimer’s, we still had Sunday dinner there every week as well.
 

I am so blessed that my children are also the best of friends, always joking, always happy to be together. There are many times, I will call one of my sons seeking help for something difficult. Often the reply is, “we will come over, but I am (we are) on the way to Alicia’s house to help her” (one sister), or “I am on the way to Sonya’s house to help with something (the oldest sister). I am so blessed to see most in Church each Sunday, well all but one, who lives an hour away. But all on, Sunday together in my home. Truly, “my cup runneth over”. They must take after their Mama, but my 9 going on 10 grandchildren, for some reason think their Papa hung the moon and the stars. When I went to the hospital, the younger of my grand-babies, kinda went into a meltdown. In fact the youngest, “Brooklyn”, was so upset, they had to let her on the ICI floor, as she needed to see Papa from the hallway in ICU. However, both of us began crying, and she had to be pulled away. Again, God has blessed me beyond measure. I am doing my best to get better, as a Dad, and as a Papa, I loom large in the lives of my family, not because I am a wonderful guy, it is because I have not, nor will not ever put anything before my children.
 

My biological Father, was such a horrible man, whom sadly  I was named after, a man who abandoned our family. In fact, he left us just days before Christmas, to live with a woman who was pregnant with his child, and who lied to marry her illegally marry her, in short he was a bigamist. Sadly I was named after him, my name was once, William Edward Nation Jr”. But thankfully, my Mama met and married a truly Godly man and minister, who adopted my sister, my oldest brother, and myself, the youngest, changing my name to, “William Edward Lee”. I absolutely praise God for raising such a righteous man, who was willing to teach a young boy, what a man SHOULD BE, and how to conduct myself. Thankfully I was so young, I was able to learn these lessons early in my childhood. Also, because of my biological Father’s bad example, it informs my every aspect of being a Father. As I am always trying to be a righteous Father, and also making my children always feel loved, and wanted. Wow, I must be feeling better, because this post is to long, and most likely to much information, or TMI.  So sorry. Anyway, my wife, Pamela Lee, also has COVID-19, so add he name to every Temple Roll. After 47 years of marriage, she above all is my reason for being, nor can I know where she begins and where I end, or I begin and she ends. As we are such a part of truly one, we even finish one other’s sentences, and read each other’s minds, and so many other things, I cannot list them all, all the ways we can communicate. In short, I can’t help but love her, so I ask for your prayers on her behalf. I matter little much, and she matters above all things in my life. Sorry if there are any, or many errors, I just pray message has gotten through. For all who have been reading this, I pray for you all as well. May God bless! 

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2 hours ago, rpn said:

Covid stinks and life is hard.  Diabetes stinks too.   Thanks for the update  My father said on his death bed that he was very surprised at how much his spirit fought leaving his body.  He was ready and willing to go, but his spirit clung to his body.  I don't think you'll die until your fully measure of creation has been lived.  I hope you spend your energy rejoicing in the best of your current experience.  You are going to be alright (and so are your loved ones, no matter how everything turns out.   I love you.

I wrote a long reply before, God bless you, and thank you so very much for your kind words of encouragement. You have a wonderful, and warm Spirit, and I am thankful to have you as a friend. May the Lord grant your every righteous desire, for this I will be pray, always. I hope that you will have a wonderful Sunday, at Church, and at home. May peace, and joy follow you, all the days of your life. I will, and always will pray for you. Over the years, you have given me so much wonderful advice, without Judgment, and filled to overflowing wisdom. Please, keep it up, I am always listening, or reading. 

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I thought I was having a bad week. The Gaddianton  robbers are throwing a temper tantrum I can't even get home. I'll say some prayers for you papa say something for us too please.

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@rodheadlee & @Bill “Papa” Lee

For whatever they are worth, I have sent prayers heavenward for you and your families.  Brother Bill, I am sorry that you and your wife have been separated from the rest of your family by this dread disease.  For whatever it's worth, this scripture from Romans popped into my head as I was pondering your respective situations:

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Romans 8:35-39

35 Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?

36 As it is written, For thy [Christ's] sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.

37 Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.

38 For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come,

39 Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

 

Whatever may separate us from loved ones here, as hard as, undeniably, that separation is, because of the Atonement of Christ, nothing need separate us from God's love and from the love of our family members, wherever they (and wherever we) may be.  I hope that both of you (and all of you) feel the love of God and of your family members, even in light of your respective difficult circumstances.

Best to you Both/All.

Warm Regards and Best Wishes,

-Ken

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On 8/16/2022 at 12:23 AM, Kenngo1969 said:

@rodheadlee & @Bill “Papa” Lee

For whatever they are worth, I have sent prayers heavenward for you and your families.  Brother Bill, I am sorry that you and your wife have been separated from the rest of your family by this dread disease.  For whatever it's worth, this scripture from Romans popped into my head as I was pondering your respective situations:

Whatever may separate us from loved ones here, as hard as, undeniably, that separation is, because of the Atonement of Christ, nothing need separate us from God's love and from the love of our family members, wherever they (and wherever we) may be.  I hope that both of you (and all of you) feel the love of God and of your family members, even in light of your respective difficult circumstances.

Best to you Both/All.

Warm Regards and Best Wishes,

-Ken

Thank you, I needed to be reminded, of such wisdom, both in “life and in scripture. However, in this mortal existence, in my life and in life, “today, and tomorrow”, so God bless you, as it would seem that he already has done so. I always look forward too your wisdom, so God bless you, for this reminder. 

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