Rhonda Dragomir's Healing from Crohn's Disease

My wife's cousin, Rhonda Dragomir, received miraculous healing from Crohn's Disease. An article appeared in the Jessamine Journal on March 1, 2018 about this miracle. We rejoice in what God has done in her life and hope it will be an inspiration to others who suffer.

Link: https://www.jessaminejournal.com/2018/03/01/incurable-disease-to-miraculous-healing/

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More Information on Rhonda Dragomir

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Facebook Page: To connect with Rhonda Dragomir (Author, Speaker) you can follow her Facebook Page.

Other Blog Posts: Poetry by Rhonda Dragomir has been previously featured on this blog. See all posts on this blog about Rhonda Dragomir by searching with the label Rhonda Dragomir.

Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow

What would it be like for our tomorrows if every day we did something that our future self would thank us for. This might be something we will be grateful for at the end of this day, week, month, or year. Or it might be something we will be pleased we did 30 or 40 years from now. It could be business decisions like buying life insurance, health decisions like eating less processed sugar, or even acts of kindness toward others that we can smile about in reflection in our future lives.

Ancestors of Alan Stokes - Generation B

Ancestors of Alan Thomas Stokes

Generation B

Parents

Father Richard Allen Stokes [2] (Living-Private Records)
Mother Margaret Ann Ebersol [3] 
(1939-2016)

Margaret Ann Ebersol was born November 4, 1939, in Detroit, Michigan to Henry David Ebersol and Doris May Hutchens.  She married Richard Allen Stokes on June 9, 1962. She worked as an elementary school teacher for 35 years. She had two sons, Alan and Michael. She received her undergraduate degree from Indiana Wesleyan University and earned her Masters of Education from Michigan State University. She enjoyed making afghans, ceramics, studying the Bible, serving at her church (Mount Pleasant First Church of the Nazarene), and spending time with her family.  She died on April 20, 2016, at her home following a steady decline from the effects of dementia. Her obituary is online at Legacy.com. Her interment is in the Memorial Gardens in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.