Becky's here now which is a great help on many levels. One reflects on marriage at a time like this:
- 'in sickness and in health' (from the traditional wedding vows)
- 'this is why they make you take vows' (quote from vulnerable scene in 'West Wing')
Assuming I get through this relative unscathed, better than I went into it, it will be as a result of the efforts of many, not least Becky.
Had some conversations with families here who are having a great deal more challenge than I. Talking and praying with them is good therapy for us both.
I continue to be inspired by the quality with which the MCT team is pushing on with their responsibilities (and some not inconsiderable ad hoc challenges) as I play my backup role here.
Excited about getting into some planning on some initiatives, I'm hoping to catalyze in the the next few weeks, as the Balrog thing allows:
- Legacy Impact Giving Event & John McGill Concert -- Opportunity for Mountain Community to Give posthumously through their life insurance and other vehicles to causes they care about. June 9.
- Regional Youth Foundation -- collaborative fund raising with likeminded child-serving org. Details to follow.
- CCX Community Groups Experiments (see attached for latest brochure).


Praying the Father is meeting you in all ways, from nausea to fatigue to depression ... I know He loves us in so many ways. I am massively grateful for Becky and for vows and, in my better moments, for our own neediness that lets other pour out love. Brad thinks I hung the moon and is just amazed at how I love him when I dose him with NyQuil and Claritin when a cold grabs him ... I can just imagine being met with love in the deepest of need and sickness. Much love from Idaho, too.
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