[Oe List ...] Everyone has a Rodney story.

[Paula Philbrook]

Priscilla and family,
>From all over the world, you can hear Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
echoing thank you, thank you,  Muddy boots, dirty hands, jacket or suit - he
lived each day as a gift and in so doing turned his life into a gift to all
of us.

Thanks Rodney and to his family for sharing.

A story:
In 1984, in New Delhi at the International Exposition for Rural Development
(IERD), we sent teams out to places across  India for visits to exceptional
examples of sustainable development.  Rodney's team was traveling by train,
of course. They had a great 3 day sight visit, Their troubles arose when
returning.  They missed their  train. (All 20 people in first class seats.)
Rodney's solution was simple.  He waltzed into the Station Master's office,
presented him with his Santa Fe Railroad business card.  The next train
bound for New Delhi, 20 first class passengers were booted off and our
delegates returned on time for the plenary and reporting.

Paula Philbrook

2011/6/7 Ester Mae Cox <missestermae at gmail.com>

>  Priscilla,
> Sympathy to you - and prayers going to you - glad your family and church
> family are helping support you - Here's a big virtual "HUG" coming your
> way!
>
> Ester Mae Cox
> Madison County, IA
> 515-462-6798
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>  On Jun 6, 2011, at 4:20 PM, Wilson Priscilla wrote:
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>  A massive brain hemorrhage struck Rodney down Saturday evening. He died
> at 8:33pm Sunday. I'm grateful for our church community and their support.
> Our kids are here keeping me going. For you who wish to read it...the link
> to his obit is:
>
> http://teamtechpress.com/blog/2011/06/rodney-wilson-obituary/
>
>   Priscilla H Wilson
> Pris at TeamTechPress.com
> 913-432-2107
> www.teamtechpress.com
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-- 
Paula

*Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough,
and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to
clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger
into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today,
and creates a vision for tomorrow*.
*Melody* Beattie
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