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Josiah Nathan


June 14, 2014~ For Josiah



26 years ago today
God blessed us with another boy.

Josiah Nathan I can say,
You continue to bring us joy.

Precious mem'ries are here to stay.
Forgetting times you did annoy.

Your laughter, spunk and fun at play,
When you were young was your employ.

Learning the Word and how to pray
Taught to believe and to enjoy.

Salvation is real not here-say
Delight in Jesus, He's your joy.

The Word of God does not decay,
It is your sword, it's your deploy.

So hide it in your heart to stay,
Where storms of life can not destroy.

Not on my knee, but I still pray.
For God to keep you from decoy.

Keep walking in the narrow way,
With God your Father, your His boy.

Love, Mom







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  1. AnonymousJanuary 9, 2015 at 8:40 PM

    I love the poem, Mom!
    Beth

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  2. LauraJanuary 16, 2015 at 11:40 AM

    Thanks Bethany! I do not know why the pictures are not showing up though. :(

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  3. LauraAugust 13, 2015 at 12:38 PM

    Now Josiah is 27 and has a beautiful wife, Cindy! Since my pictures were not showing up I decided to add two different ones. I will try to get a baby picture in there too.

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