I want to let you all know that my mother, Virginia R. Wolf, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, December 6th. As I shared before, she was recovering from a fall last month in which she fractured two of her cervical vertebrae. She was making good progress with physical therapy and we had been hoping for a return to some degree of independence. Unfortunately, this was not to be and she passed away quietly on Wednesday afternoon. Our family is grateful for the 95 years that the Lord gave to Mom and for the fact that her brilliant mind was clear and bright right up to the end. We mourn for our loss but rejoice that she is in a better place. Thank you for your prayers.
It’s been quite a while since I’ve written on this blog and I apologize for being out of touch. Cherlie and I feel that we have, indeed, been over the river and through the woods, but we’re not going to Grandmother’s house! We spent the month of November in the US and it was a busy time with lots of unexpected occurrences. Our first stop was in Milwaukee where we had an FHH board meeting and visits with many friends and supporters. While there, we took a quick road trip to Sioux Falls, SD to visit with the Avera Health Operations Council. They allowed us to share with them the history of our ministry in Haiti and explain the many ways in which Avera Health has helped us to provide up-to-