Now that George has stepped over into eternity, I have decided to keep his blog going. I want his words from the last two years to be able to bring comfort to those who find this blog or those who choose to rewalk the journey by reading it again.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Pics are in ...
Here are the float girls - Hosanna Beauties, hard at work as you can see. Just kidding. It as a great day to build a Homecoming float.
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George,
Doug Broussard would like to see you if possible. I have been praying for you and thinking of you often. Your encouragement and witness in the midst of this is so powerful and inspirational. Please call if you could. Love Doug and Sue Broussard
I am 42 years old. Early December of 2005, I was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. Hence the motivation for this site. I am married with 2 children and excited about what God has in store for us all in the future. I had a successful "whipple" surgery 2/15/2006. I am now receiving chemotherapy. New findings: In late July 2006, about 4 small spots were found on the liver. A new regimen of chemo drugs was being given to stop these mets. This proved to be not too successful. We continue to stand in Faith, trusting God for a complete healing. Healing happened but not here. George went home to be with his friend Jesus. I keep this blog going in his memory.
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George,
Doug Broussard would like to see you if possible. I have been praying for you and thinking of you often. Your encouragement and witness in the midst of this is so powerful and inspirational. Please call if you could.
Love Doug and Sue Broussard
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