Monthly Archives: July 2006

Just a note to let you know I haven’t fallen off the face of the earth! We had a great weekend at Maine Traditional Archery “Poke and Hope” weekend near Durham, ME.  However, Mark and Diane’s Internet service was down … Continue reading →

  After I Left You Yesterday at 5:10 PM…    I picked up Jana and Diana so they would be here for our early morning wake-up call.  They quickly went to the children’s room to play the new Nintendo games! … Continue reading →

  Another Interesting Day! I am making this entry from a computer at the TFC International Office (Yes, Rose, it’s yours!)  I brought some reports here before leaving for our trip to Maine. It has been an interesting day.  The … Continue reading →

    Tuesday, July 4 Thanks for all the prayers and words of concern and encouragement.   We continue to add to our electrically “fried” items!  We are now up to twenty-two.  Tuesday morning we took advantage of the holiday hours at a … Continue reading →

  Cleanup From Yesterday’s Storm   The carpenter crew were the first to arrive this morning, when they came to assess the damage.  After we called our insurance company, they went to town to order lumber and supplies.  They were finished by early … Continue reading →

  There’s a Tree on Our Roof! We were under the entrance area of the hospital yesterday afternoon, waiting out a sudden thunderstorm (after visiting a friend) when Cerwin’s cell phone rang.  His response to the call was, “I’ll be right there.”  … Continue reading →

  Shades of White If you were at the Rally and your truck was white ivory, or beige – it may be in this set.                                   … Continue reading →

   Shades of Green More Trucks from the Rally                                                               … Continue reading →

  Crowe Transportation, Elizabethtown, PA Winner of Largest Fleet Eighteen Trucks Thanks to the owners and drivers for making the Rally a priority.             Their Truck Medic always leads the Crowe fleet in the Parade of Trucks.   … Continue reading →