25 Years . . .

[gva]

As the hours continue on, I say goodbye to yet another birthday. I am 25 years old now, and I have to ask myself: "What do I have to show for it?" I was crying last night thinking about this question. However, when this morning came around (I haven't gone to bed yet), I think I found solace and peace

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Wait

[words_of_ziggy]

now friends do not allow greg to foul you although he maybe the type of person to blow his own horn. i believe he may have forgotten a couple of things. maybe the least of which was having faith in a young man that at time has problems having faith in himself. that hardest part about turning ones life around. is telling others about it. when this young man poured his heart out to greg unlike many others greg embraced him into his ministry and aided him in a very serious matter. greg in many ways gave him a chance to redeem himself to himself. this young man would even tell you that greg may have very possilbly saved his life. greg may not mriet himself for this but, the young man will never forget him for it.
-JPR

hey

[anonymous]

well, as you may or may not know, how could u not, tomorrow is Greg's 1 year death day. i hate how that sounds, but now that everyone has had a year for it to sink in, it should be easier to talk about it. i dunno who this ziggy guy is above my comment, but he said something about "greg may have very possibly saved his life". he saved mine too, literally, he spoke to me about suicide like he knew it like the back of his hand, he told me so much i would never have thought of. i came to him when i was on the edge and God used greg to pull me back. he shed light on so much for me, and... he was one of the best people i've ever known. i'm sure that goes for many of us right? well i do not know where he's at right now if he has or hasnt seen the face of God or if he's still waiting, just keep him in your prayers today. God bless.