For Voodoofire1 and his family.....

[Numitokayo]

Please help me pray for Steve Hartley and his family as this coming Tuesday will be the first anniversary of his son's passing, Rusty.  The same day, he also lost his mother in law.  I want to tell Steve that you are not alone this coming week, you will be in our families thoughts and prayers.  Were with you.

Daniel and Sylvie

[bear1336]

They will be in my prayers.

In HIS service
Dave

[bayoulongbowman]

Prayers from the bayou...Marco#78

[UKarcher]

Prayers from the UK

Graham

[TexMex]

Prayers sent from Texas


God Bless

[Doc Nock]

May the joy of knowing our Risen Lord fill their hearts and minds with new visions of peace and healing.

[Walkingstick]

May you find peace and comfort. Prayer is offered....Mac~

[AnointedArcher]

Praying for peace, joy and victory!

[superkodiak]

Prayers sent.  May God bring them peace that passes all understanding.

[Shell]

Continuing prayers for you and your family Steve...you are a very wonderful person.

Shell

[Voodoofire1]

Thank you my friends, it's been a rough road,Dusty was my best friend and hunting companion,I miss him so much, I've been told that the second year is often the worst, and I believe there is some truth to it,as hunting season,and his birthday aproaches I find myself in turmoil,I love to hunt, love the woods,it's smells, it's beauty, it's peacefulness, but now it's different, I find that I'm very sad at the thought of hunting alone yet again this year, my son Lance gave up hunting and archery when Dustin died, he's tried to shoot with me but after 2 or 3 arrows he just puts his bow down and walks away all teary eyed,and won't even touch his muzzleloader, so I feel as though I've lost both of my hunting buddies, it was such a big part of our lives we never missed a season together,and now I must go alone, never again to have those wonderful things happen with my boys that memories are made of, last year when I went I had many opportunities to harvest a deer, but when it came down to it, I let them walk, I just kept remembering what Dusty told me when I asked him to hunt with me on his thanksgiving leave of 04, I had just built him this beautiful muzzleloader and wanted to give it to him in the woods..."Dad, I've had enough killing" those words hit me like a brick, not because he didn't want to hunt, but because in those few words I saw my son's pain, he had taken human lives, and never have I drew on an animal since without hearing those words....why? I want to get over this but I don't know how,I know there is no magic answer, no happy pills will cure this, I'm driven to hunt like my son was driven to go to war, Has anyone ever been in a similar situation?,I could sure use a friend...
                                 God Bless,Steve

[BenBow]

More prayers for healing. Thank you to you and your sons.

[bayoulongbowman]

more prayers from the bayou...Mark

[sticshooter]

In our prayers.<><

[PaPaFrank]

Prayers and best wishes to you and your family. Frank

[venisonburger]

Prayers sent from the upper penninsula of Michigan.
VB

[Doc Nock]

Sent prayers and PM.  God will bring you the healing you desire. You're not alone.