Stanley Reahard

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Stanley Reahard commented on Lonnell Johnson's blog post “The Rapture or the Return of Jesus Christ: Articulating My Position"

"I love that poem, Lonnell. Haven't kept up on this blog but it looks as though it got a bit heated. Too bad. I for one, have no idea when the Lord is coming back but I sure am glad it's nearer every day and I plan to be waiting with baited breath!…"

Stanley Reahard commented on Lonnell Johnson's blog post On My Journey--A Celebration in Poetry

"Lonnell--I just love it when you call me "Sweetness!" I read every word and was touched on many levels. Someday you must tell me of the couple from Cape Town and your trip to Africa--that really struck a cord with me. How did we get so old? Bo and I…"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for PAUL DIONISIO,," vergilio..."

"Will do. I hope it works out to see you guys. God is good. Love you,

Stanley"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for PAUL DIONISIO,," vergilio..."

"Paul--hey--I got the friend request from you on Reunion--they keep bugging me to join, but, honestly between facebook and this site, I just can't add another networking site--too much work! I know you won't take it personally.

We're in FL for the…"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Janie (Webster) Sohmer

"Love the photos! You guys look GREAT! Sent you a "private" email about a possible get-together. Hope it works out."

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Bob Mirabito

"Bob--Hi, babe. We're thinking of attending a conference in Dallas March 6-8th. Would love to get together with some of our old TWI friends maybe on Sunday night. Any chance you and Kathy and maybe the Sohmers might be available?"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for John Richeson

"John--Hi. I just scrolled through your site and was moved to tears by the number of beloved brothers and sisters who are no longer with us. You really have done a beautiful job with this site.

We're back in SC right now through the holidays with…"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Chris and DJ Cassidy

"Chris and DJ--hi. Did we see you at Vince's camp up there on Lake George? We're traveling the country now in the "big bus" with the Lion of Judah and the Lamb of God painted on the side. What a blast. Recently saw Joel Burke in Wapakoneta OH--I see…"

Stanley Reahard replied to John Richeson's discussion The Groovy Christians of Rye, NY - Life Magazine Article 1971

"What a walk down memory lane. We were all so young...and so convinced of everything that man taught us. The good news is so many of us are still involved in various avenues of ministry! Thanks, John for reproducing this for all of us to enjoy."

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Randy Anderson

"Sure would like to catch up with you sometime, brother! We saw Gary and Michelle Curtis in CA in January and will see Glenda Sue in Wichita in a couple of days! We're traveling around in the big "rock star" bus and having a ball. Hope to catch you…"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Jeff and Debbie Mohn

"Thanks. See you tomorrow!"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Jeff and Debbie Mohn

"Hi, guys--we're out of cell phone range for the night which is a bit of a bummer. We're also having a hard time finding a campground that isn't totally booked starting tomorrow! YIKES! I don't know what's going on in the area but the whole RV world…"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Steve Armstrong

"Cool. I'll call you when we get back across the border later today. We're staying in Coeur D'Alene tonight on a lake at Blackwell Island RV Park. Should be pretty.

Look forward to talking in a bit.

S"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Steve Armstrong

"Hey, Steve--we're driving through Spokane on Tuesday in the big bus--want to do lunch???"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Jeff and Debbie Mohn

"Debbie--thanks for your kind words. We pretty much take our house with us and tend to like to just stay on board with all our "stuff!" We're leaving Radium Hot Springs in the morning and have several places we want to see between here and Seattle so…"

Stanley Reahard left a comment for Jeff and Debbie Mohn

"At 12:10pm on September 3rd, 2008, Stanley Reahard said…
Thanks for the invite! Our schedule hinges on what the weather is like in Canada--judging by the weather in Missoula which is unseasonably cold, one can only hope for a warming trend! We'll…"

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Birthday:

November 1

Age:

Way Corp group(s) I was in

3rd

Where I live

Leland MI, Isle of Palms, SC and On the Road

Married or Single

Married

About Me

I've been married to Bo Reahard for 33 years, have 2 grown children--a 25 year-old son living in Richmond, VA and a 28 year-old daughter living Missoula MT. Bo and I recently sold our house in Tampa and bought a motorcoach. We plan to tour the country when we're not in residence either in Michigan or SC. We're going in search of revival in America to see what God is doing in the great country of ours. We left TWI in 1984, started a home church in Atlanta that year. Since moving to Tampa we've been kicked out of the Episcopal Church (twice) but continue to support various ministries both in the US and abroad.

My Interests

Always seeking what God has next for us and loving each day that He continues to give us. I love playing golf, gardening, curling up with a good book. I still hate exercising but have to or my body falls apart on me.

Employment or Career

Working on a book of memoirs about growing up on the Isle of Palms in the 1950's and keeping Bo going so he can make enough money that I don't have to 9 to 5 it!

Music I Like

Love a lot of contemporary Christian artists like Steve Camp (Mercy in the Wilderness) Kathy Tricolli (Sounds of Heaven). Enjoy jazz and classical as well--especially Joshua Bell on the violin. Oldies, of course--Simon and Garfunkle, Willie Nelson, James Taylor. I guess you'd say I'm pretty eclectic in my tastes.

Books I Like

Love the Janet Evanovich series on Stephanie Plum for laugh-out-loud escapism. Enjoy well-researched historical novels by Philippa Gregory (The Other Boleyn Girl, etc.) Like Jodi Picoult for the sheer audacity of some of the subjects she tackles. Like Ann Patchet's work--just ordered her new book. Also Lian Hearne's Tales of the Otori series set in feudal Japan--really fun.

Television I like

Gulity pleasures=Desperate Housewives, Lost and Shark. Bo seems to be more into CSI and Numbers--go figure. We also seem to watch a fair amount of golf and tennis on the tv.

Movies I like

What would I watch again and again? Indochine, Casablanca, Elizabeth, The Queen, Out of Africa, Shakespeare in Love, Forest Gump, the Nativity Story...I'm sure there are more.

Sports Teams I like

The Bucs.

Website 1

https://www.reahard.org

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Janie (Webster) Sohmer November 1, 2007 at 2:55pm

And Betsy and Jessica's brother, Eric, were an item for a time, way back - he is a great kid, really sweet.
Janie (Webster) Sohmer November 1, 2007 at 2:53pm

Stanley,

I never got the other reply but I got this one!

I checked out the yoga spa site and it looks wonderful - did you do any of the eco tours? It would be great do spend a week at a place like that.

Tico is what Costa Ricans call themselves. Ex-pats and others who live there or who are closely connected also call them that. Our house is in a mixed neighborhood made up of Ticos, North Americans and Europeans. It's an urban community but the houses are mostly all newly built. We can walk to shops and restaurants.

I didn't realize you and Bo let TWI as early as 84 - we left in late 86 and moved back to Dallas that Jan. It's been a ride but we're doing well.

So, where are you and Bo in your travels now? Did you know that Yeadon's inlaws live in Plano and we were at the same church with them for about 7 years? Nice folks. They live about 5 min from us. Allison was in a Bible study that Jessica led and Betsy was in youth group with Jessica. That was a few years ago now.

Do you have homes in both SC and Michigan?

Great to hear from you...

Janie
Lyn Neal Morrison October 31, 2007 at 1:20pm

We go to the Zelov's fellowship and we also love the Peltos! And now I remember the Zelovs talking about Ralph and Ryan. I've watched the Zelov kids grow into wonderful young adults.
Lyn Neal Morrison October 31, 2007 at 11:11am

Hey Stanley,

Steve and I would love to see you when you come through the Raleigh area. You mentioned you were going to see some other people here, too. Would we know them? If so, maybe we could all get together at the same time.
Davis Crowell October 31, 2007 at 12:26am

Look @ me!!! it's friggin' 6:15 am in Chicago & I'm talking to you Stanley, is this too cool or what! Gotta go make some $, I'm a Chippendale dancer & dancing @ a bridal shower in Michigan City, In. Nah!! just kiddin', will write you later about serious stuff...Love, Davis
Kim Ewonus October 30, 2007 at 9:59am

Stan, Sorry this took so long, I don't get on the computer often. I married Lynn Stephens. She was in Family corps 5. We have been together 26 years now. Two Kids, Elizabeth and Jake. Also a step-son, Rich. We are not a part of The Finnegan church. We still have a family fellowship in our home and have a nice group we study with. I have great memories of lots of people.
Kim
Davis Crowell October 29, 2007 at 1:41pm

Am always blessed to see your name pop up
Steve Morrison October 29, 2007 at 12:43pm

What a delight to hear from you guys.

Doing the bus tour gives me a great laugh. I'll bet it's a little different than the love buses of the 70's (you know the old school buses painted in paisley colors with smoke wafting out of the windows).

So are you working while you travel or retired, or both?
Stanley Reahard October 26, 2007 at 3:24pm

Hi, Janie--it was up in the mountains surrounded by a coffee plantation--really spectacular. Their web site is http://www.puravidaspa.com/

What is the Tico community? Is that the name of the town where you are building? Are you thinking of moving there permanently? I thought it was quite lovely--travel to and from was a bit long, but, hey--you and John are younger than we are! My neices and nephews who've been in Mexico on the mission field all did total immersion and found it very helpful--the biggest thing is to get over your fear of looking foolish when you're learning another language!

Keep us posted on developments. Love hearing from you.

Stanley
Janie (Webster) Sohmer October 26, 2007 at 2:05pm

Stanley, I speak a little Spanish at this point but John is doing really well. He is more aggressive and less self conscious - he was the same way when we went to France, could strike up a conversation with anyone, and I was the one who had taken 3 years of French!! I am working on my Spanish and will do an immersion session as soon as possible. probably next spring. There is a good language school within walking distance of our house (in CR). We have friends who live in the neighborhood where we are building and have been very fortunate to make some solid contacts within the Tico community - makes all the difference. Costa Ricans are wonderful people and many speak English. They are very literate and progressive. There is an Orphanage in our town that we want to get involved with - they do great things.

Where was the Yoga Spa you and Susan went to?

Janie