Peter R. Doliber

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LewEllyn Hallett commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"I hope Peter didn't go. I just caught up belatedly with this blog thread and appreciated his heartfelt post very much. I understood (I think) his purpose, or need to communicate his perspective on time spent in The Way. Sorry to bring this thread…"

David Bailey commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Come on down Kevin. The water is fine, and you better bring Shannon and you better bring that harmonica. Vickie!!! It would be so good and exciting to see you again. I toast your backyard also."

John Richeson commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Sure but only if you bring your wife Shannon, my Corps sister. Then I know for sure we will have a lot of laughter. Plus she will keep you from gettin too wild on Music Row where all them bars are. "

Kevin Nye commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Can I bring my harmonicas?"

David Bailey commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"God bless us, God bless us everyone!!!....and a good time will be had by everyone."

Vickie Fleming Ashby commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"John, thanks! It will all work out. I am about to go out into my just-rained-on (finally!) back yard and have a preliminary reunion toast in your honor. And Peter's. As for being a complex being, wow - if you weren't, after some of the - let's say…"

John Richeson commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"I try.....really I do. But I also fuxxx up on a regular basis. People are complex beings. Me included.

Vickie, I wish I was on Music Row right now having a few cold ones this fine Easter Sunday. I will start thinking this through with Mr. Bailey…"

Vickie Fleming Ashby commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Peter, you're a sweetie. I remember you gently explaining to me, years ago, why you charged people at HQ for the wedding cakes you made for them. You felt badly about not donating everything, including your time. Your heart for the brides was…"

John Richeson commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"No prob Peter. You are not being censured or singled out...the whole site is. You have crossed no lines that bother me or I might have asked you to close this discussion or delete it. No need to depart due to those circumstances. I and others see…"

Peter R. Doliber commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Rhys - Thank you. I am thankful.
John - It's your site and you get to set the parameters. Thanks for all the work put into setting up and maintaining the site. I regret if my words sound bitter. I have moved passed that point long ago. I have not…"

Jerry Winegarner Corrodi commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Peter,
God bless you.
I agree with Kevin and Shannon's assessment of you. Even more so, I agree with our Father's. Your concern reminds me of what Paul had to live with, having pulled believers out of bed and murdering them. Jesus Christ dealt with…"

John Richeson commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

""It still kills me to have spent many years at HQ"
Peter, I can understand how you feel. But dang it you shouldn't have spent so many years there. You should have just left. I am sorry you didn't. I am sure it is easier said than to have done it.…"

Rhys Miller commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Peter, thanks for this thoughtful post. I don't remember ever before reading a single page that so concisely summed up the loss without rancour."

Peter R. Doliber commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"Emil - are you responding to John or to my post? If to John, then read on!
John - I guess the intention of the CREATOR don't always live in the creation! Once the door is opened you will get whatever folks feel they want to say. And the road to…"

John Richeson commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

""I am very thankful for many things I learned and some of the people I met and still know and love, especially my wife!"
Well, yeah. That basically summarizes the my goal for this site. Isn't that the way life in general should be? To focus on the…"

Robert B. Wassung Jr. commented on Peter R. Doliber's blog post Update from 2008

"HI Peter,

Alana and I send our love and big hugs and kisses too. I hope, if you are back in the New England area, you'll come by and see us. Home email wassung@sbcglobal.net

Bobby"

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Gender

Male

Location

Savannah, GA

Birthday:

April 18

Age:

Way Corp group(s) I was in

12th

Where I live

Savannah, GA

Married or Single

Married

About Me

Jean Flanagan (9th Corps) and I have been married for nearly 25 years. We have one daughter, Ashley, who is 24. She lives and works in DC. We have lived in Savannah for 20 years. We have continued our spiritual journey together and are very thankful for that. Personally my focus of late has been on having an intimate relationship with God through Jesus Christ and learning how to serve those loved of God. I am less concerned with "being right" than I am with trying to do the right thing and give back. I have a three fold motto by which we raised our daughter and I try to live; follow your passion, concentrate on who you are not what you do, and give back of the gifts with which you have been blessed. I purposely have not kept up with many of the former Wayfers primarily for my mental and spiritual protection. But I think perhaps enough time has passed to connect with people for whom I still care and love and who are a part of the Body.

My Interests

Politics, reading, gardening, woodworking, writing, photography, antique collecting, entertaining. I have stopped trying to figure out the answers and make the Bible fit. It doesn't. It's still a holy book to me, but not perfect. I want to understand more of this spiritual world in which we live and what we are to do to serve one another. My spiritual understanding has become, if it needs a moniker, more Eastern in flavor, having found much of the Westernizing of Scripture to seemingly rob of it of its earthy freshness. I endeavor to serve God with all my heart, all my phyiscal being, all of my thoughts, and all of my actions. But realizing I fall flat often. No guilt, but a quiet realization that the love of God superceeds my understanding. I have moved from being focused on my actions to be acceptable to God a accepting. So much of my former theology seemed based on fear of being right or wrong. Now I am much more at peace knowing that I cannot control my circumstances but by God's grace I can work through it and become ever more the person he has called me to be. I am less concerned about judging another's beliefs and more concerned with accepting that there is more to God and His ability to work than I will ever fathom. I have lost interest in the Way type of fellowship model to a great extent, but that is today and it could change. I do not want to lose what I learned because of a flawed model. But I don't want to try and recreate what I had. Much of my life in the past 20 years has focused on serving through my talents and that is most often on the community front. It allows me opportunties to interact one on one with others. I marvel at those of you that have been able to perservere and carve out ministries that serve others and your needs. Just please keep loving the unlovable and be open to anyone who needs and desires to be loved.

Employment or Career

After many years I went back to school and received two masters degrees, one in Public Health and the other in Health Services Administration. Currently I work on a contract basis for non profits, health care, and community organizations providing turnaround services, program development, assessments, research and white papers. Most recently I have accepted the executive director position with a struggling urban YMCA that serves a public housing area in Savannah. Great learning for this boy! (See www.westbroadstreetymc.com)

Music I Like

Wide and varied.

Books I Like

Most biographies, and historical works, especially Civil War and WWII.

Television I like

A lot I say without shame. From crime shows to realtiy shows. Especially enjoy political analysis, and feel good shows. Pretty much avoid sitcoms.

Movies I like

Mostly the old ones.

Sports Teams I like

Green Bay, Bears, and Bo Sox. Tend to be swayed more by personality of the players than the loyalty to the team.

Website 1

https://www.steponecorp.com

My Email Address:

pross72284@aol.com

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Karen (Hemmalin) McGrath April 17, 2009 at 9:50am

Happy Birthday, Peter! Love, Karen :)
Eileen Davies April 10, 2009 at 1:46pm

and my love to JEAN !!!!!!!!
Eileen Davies April 10, 2009 at 1:44pm

oh my gosh, thank you for the good food in gunnison

:)

love, eileen
Nicole Könz Flaig January 13, 2009 at 8:29pm

Dear Peter,
I enjoyed your words about yourself in the presentation. I enjoyed your heart and honesty.
I don't take so much time to look back but am so thankful to God for what I was able to learn and the people I learned them from.
God has been my red thread in life and remains so today. He has provided to my material and spiritual and emotional needs in such wonderful ways. I have a business in Paris today and have a home fellowship that is sweet. We grow little by little in walking with God. My service, however, is one of enjyoing my fellowship with God. People loves to put pressure to do more and faster, but, I take one thing at a time with Him.
As you said, we all have a part in the One Body and different ways to serve or bless and be blessed in return.
Again, thank you so much for your words.
Have a lovely day.
Nicole
Tim Hill January 6, 2009 at 3:21am

Dali, Yes, you did say once that it was O.K. to call you that. Thanks for the note and good thoughts. Pam, Andrew, and I were in Savannah for 24 hours in October 2007. A short visit, but great to see the places we lived (historic district: Charlton by Troupe Square, Jones street, and Gordonston.) The house we lived in in Gordonston was a dump when we left in 1987, and had not changed much in twenty years! May good health and success be yours in 2009. Love, Timmer
Karl Kahler January 5, 2009 at 4:53pm

Peter,

Good to hear from you again, brother. I like your theory about grayness. As the Counting Crows said, "Yeah, well, y'know, gray is my favorite color / I felt so symbolic yesterday / If I knew Picasso / I would buy myself a gray guitar and play."

You say you looked at my Web site and would like to talk. I'm here 24/7, easily reachable at kkahler@verizon.net. I even have a telephone.

Cheers,
Karl

(But you can call me Carl)
Marian Meisterling Schilling January 5, 2009 at 8:16am

God bless you, Peter. I can't believe it - you look exactly the same as the last time we were face to face... too long ago. You're a sight for sore eyes, that's for sure. Hope this finds you happy and healthy.
Love you,
Marian
Penny Marchand November 3, 2008 at 1:10pm

Hi Peter. God bless you!
Paul and Becky just moved in two houses away from us in Tucson. Wouldn't it be great if you and Jean could come visit?

Your depth of believing and big heart for God was always inspiring. Give my love to Jean.
Suzanne Ryan October 30, 2008 at 6:44pm

Peter Doliber. Hello there... remember me?
bless your heart, you're a joy to remember.

Suzanne
Cliff Adelman September 26, 2008 at 4:29pm

Bite me!