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"John, our email is crawlins@triad.rr.com. We live in NC, in a small town named Kernersville that is equal distance from Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and High Point. Chris does not have a Facebook page, but I do, and if you do also, send me a friend…"
"Girlfriend!!! How great to hear from you! This is a great website for all of us to reconnect/keep in touch. I just now talked to Karen LaRosa (she is up in Maine). Lordy, lordy, the memories we all have together! Laughing all the time and always…"
"Jim, I am so glad to hear that you are back in MS. I know being close to old friends and family is a blessing to you. I was not aware of this website for a long time and too late to reconnect with Becky. She was the most wonderful person and I have…"
"Thank you, Rob, for giving us this recipe book. My long-term memory must be horrible . . . I only remember eating maybe one-fourth of those recipes at Emporia. But I remember the beef liver Gene Slavit and his kitchen crew served us one day for…"
"Hope you find the time sometime to download that wonderful Way College of Emporia recipe book! That is the one I would love to have . . . I asked Chris if he still had his and I guess if we searched through storage boxes and files, we might find it,…"
"Hi dahlink . . .my buddy, my friend, my sister, my partner in crime, I can't wait to come back up and have those yummy iced coffees at McD's, make some more trouble at Cappy's, share the wonderful breakfast at the B&B, and just basically laugh our…"
"Tina, oh my gosh, it was great to see your picture and see you here on this Way Corps website. Chris and I have been living in N.C. since 1999. I thought it might be difficult for him at first because when we were first engaged he thought everybody…"
"I was looking through the posts in this forum and wondered if Rob Agsten was ever able to PDF the old Emporia cookbook and post it here (or somewhere on this website). Anyone know? (Rob, it was great to see a picture of you! Chris and I have been in…"
"I had to laugh out loud over your comment on the shorts Chris wore in residence! I had completely forgotten about those short shorts but truly got a kick in the pants from your memory of them! Believe me, neither he nor I wear any short shorts these…"
"Oh my gosh, that joke followed me to in residence in Emporia. I remember Stacey Ripke came to visit and insisted that I tell it (but as I recall I had to "change" a few words in order to tell it in front of everyone at lunch). My future husband,…"
"Just wondering if anyone knows the whereabouts of Bill and Marsha Babb (Family Corps). Love those guys dearly."
"Oh my gosh, Tim and Lynne, this brings back so many wonderful memories. I don't know if you remember me but I was a WOW in Eugene when you guys were there. Tonye Koetteritz, Karen Bowes and Elyse Card were in my WOW family. We had SO MUCH FUN . . .…"
"Tim, oh my gosh, I was just thinking of you and your family a few days ago. Such wonderful memories I have of you all. Please send them my love and greetings. This is a great website to reach old friends and Corps brothers and sisters. I have been…"
"Kevin, you really made that "incident live" as we were encouraged to do in our Christian Communications class! I happened to be one of those standing in the middle of that pond (or at least not close enough to the edge to be able to get out fast).…"
"Pete, you wonderful dancer you! I was thrilled to have found you on this site and I will never, ever forget what a thrill it was to dance with you sometimes . . . there just weren't many of our Corps brothers who liked to dance very much . . . I…"
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I remenber telling Chis( in the basment of uncle harry hall)after a morning run with a quick cup of coffee...before class...that I wanted the first human touch for my baby to be a believer...guess that started "it" all as Lena was the first of the 8th Corps baby to be born...even Donna Martindale asked me how it went!!!! :0 Lots of stories...I have letters from your Mom....staying at her home seeng the jar of "Bebeees and teddy bears (on the fire place) getting new ribbons at x-mas time.. ( I know her favorite drink).Thank you for sharing your Mom with us .big hugs Gail
Jim
I miss you!
I can see lots of saints remember you and are blessed to see you on this site. I looked at you profile after I left you a note. Your daughter is sweet and I am so glad you had a child. You were a cheerful heart in the crowd in the Corps. I see you do transcriptions. I had thought to do that as a stay home job, but the opportunity came for me to go to school on-line for medical coding. I started school last week and am very blessed and surprised at my age to start such a project. Since Chris is an avid antique collector is your home full of treasures? Love you June Finnegan
When things fell apart we kind of lost track. Did she fall asleep? She was a grand Lady. Frannie (kessler) Higdon
I don't know how uplifting it is to you to talk this way about your hubby's family, But, remembering them so well, I would seriously be willing to bet that you are wonderful along the same lines. They were all such FUN people, especially Craig.
Great to see your smiling faces on here. When are you going to come out to Idaho and see us? Drop us a line or call anytime.
Much love,
Tim
Thanks for the offer. We might just take you up on that. We live in the most northern town in Maine in a town called Madawaska, pop. approx. 4300.
Sue is ready for the south. She's never been a cold weather person. So it's understandable that she'ld like to leave when we retire which should be in seven years.
Yeah, we had some times in the Tenth, didn't we? Fond memories forever for me. Richard Thomas, cardboard cars, midnight marches, great discipline and learning. Yeah. And Oreegun! Wasn't Tonye Koetteritz one of your WOW sisters back then? She was our room mate in Portland (me and Terry Christian's) for a year before I went in rez. I wonder how she is and where Tony got off to. Married a guy named Ted, right?
Well, so nice to know that the good Dr. Rawlins got to enjoy that sweet Carolina sunshine where the winters are mild. I didn't know that, and it's nice to know. She helped us with our firstborn Meagan when she was still a bun in the oven. Meagan had had a twin that didn't make it into the into the second trimester, and there was a some complication. So we stopped at her place (we were on the road to the Rock from Alaska) and she examined Shannon and pronounced her okay (Roz Cohen had already ministered to Shannon and the baby when we'd stopped at Emporia), and Shannon went on to have Meagan at home up in Alaska. In fact, all four of our babies were born at home delightfully and naturally and we credit Dr. Rawlins for her help and educating people as a pioneer in natural childbirth. Love you, and love to Chris!
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