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Bible Verse Of The Day

Bible Verses Of The Day

Jesus said,

These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world…

John 16:33

Go out and make a positive, helpful , creative and humble impact on the world you live in today,

If you have any requests for prayer please forward those by reply message to me so together we can seek the Lord.

Go out and make a positive, helpful , creative and humble impact on the world you live in today,

If you have any requests for prayer please forward those by reply message to me so together we can seek the Lord.

My Blog For You

What did Jessica do. She ran. Jessica proceeded to get in a car, her, and the baby Ali with some of these so called “friends” on a path driving south to California. Not exactly sure why she did that other than she did not want to be in Monroe any longer. She never told anyone where she was going, but just disappeared. We were all very worried. I guess as the story goes, they got down from Washington into Northern California on the coast somewhere where the engine on their sedan blew up and they were stuck. Somehow, they got in touch with Auntie Debbie and Uncle Ernie, Cheryl’s older sister. Somehow Ernie and Debbie got their car and went to pick up Jessica and Ali. I am sure it was not a pretty sight, but she was safe and unharmed from her desperate trek out of Monroe and away from all the recent past. Not much at this point is noteworthy other than Ernie and Debbie and their daughter Amanda cared for the baby as well as for Jessica. She was with family. That was the good part. She would have to in her own way, sort out all the rest in the coming days, weeks, months. and years. I was very disappointed that she left but more hurt that she could not trust me with her restlessness. I could tell, in the aftermath of Ali’s birth that she was feeling like she was wearing roller skates trying to skate on ice. She was alone and her mom was in heaven. I was dealing with my own stuff in the aftermath of Cheryl’s passing. I was on roller skates trying to skate and navigate on ice the same way she was. I think the biggest disappointment in my heart was that she never told me she had to leave, never telling me where she was, and that she was safe. It really wore on me…I had to put her in the hands of Almighty God who knew exactly where she was all the time. He never stopped taking his eyes off her. Not for a second. She probably believed I would try to stop her from leaving. I probably would have. I wanted her, like I wanted all my children to succeed and flourish in whatever made them happy and helped them flourish. Jessica always did it her way and this time in her young life she would again do it “her way”.

More Next Week

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Faith. Family. Forever

My Wife Tammy and I

April 4, 2009

I could go into lengthy detail about my amazing wife, Tammy but it is in all of Chapter 11 of my novel. I remember the day I proposed like it was yesterday and the rest as they say is history.

Varsity Robert

1973

This photo is from my individual on the Varsity squad, though I was always more of a Basketball player than a Football player.

Robert (Me on the left). Ricky (middle) & Laurie/Sissy (on the right)

1961

My siblings and I were young here. I am 5, my sister is about 3, and my brother pictured there was 17.

My Mentor

My mother was always a champion for me. She always wanted me to succeed. When I was young playing pony league baseball she used to come to every game and sit in the stands. Every time I came up to bat she would yell at the top of her lungs, “Come on slugger!” She always wanted me to succeed in whatever endeavour I put my heart and soul into. I had to tell her it was embarrassing and not to say it ever again….Years later she told me she used to say it under her breath so as not to offend. She also always told me, “the truth is always the truth, it never changes.” I have fond memories of her kneeling at her bed with all the bills from the church, since she was the Treasurer, and asking God to fulfill and pay all those debts. Those bills…They always got paid. That image is engrained in my soul and is one of the driving forces that has helped me and my oldest granddaughter, Alexanndra create this website. I hope you enjoy it, and are encouraged by it.

Sincerely,

Robert David Wasson Sr.

My Children

My Son Robert Jr.

Robert David Jr.

My only son, who has just finished twenty nine years in the U.S Navy as a Chief Warrant Officer (JICO). He is now retired from his military service and is now a civilian working for a company that supports Navy products they make to work with Navy systems. I am very proud of him and what he has accomplished.

My Daughter Rebecca Annette

Rebecca Annette

Rebecca has graduated from Cal Poly College in Pomona California, with a Degree in Computer Graphics and Website management. I am very proud of her tenacious attitude and her direct way of seeing the world around her.

My Daughter Jessica Rose

Jessica Rose

Red, as I call her. An amazing wife to my son in Law Damien, and even better… The Mother of my three Granddaughters (Aly, Madi, & Lily). She’s one of the most Caring people I know, always willing to help others, and give her energy and time to those she loves.