Reece Gardner
My brother, Rick Gardner, passed away last week, and he will be greatly missed. He treasured his family and friends, and he was always ready to help any of us who might need his assistance. He lived for the moment, and I am sure he left this earth with very few regrets. That can t be said for everyone.
The saddest words by voice or pen, are the words, What might have been. Over the years in my teaching experience, I have heard countless human experiences that make those words ring true. Here are just a couple of those experiences.
Reece Gardner
Well, here we are into another Christmas week, and I hope It will be a really great one for you! I have the pleasure this week of spending some time with my Precious children and grandchildren, which for me is one of life s greatest blessings. I hope this will also be a wonderful time for you.
It s really all about LOVE, which is illustrated in Kevin Schull s story about an experience he had several years ago.
Kevin told about how he was walking around a store when he saw a cashier hand a little boy his money back and say, I m sorry, son, but you don t have enough money to buy this doll. The little boy then turned to his grandmother and said: Granny, are you sure I don t have enough money? She told him sadly that he didn t, and then, to hide her tears, she walked away for a few minutes.