My Mom died of pancreatic cancer in 2007. A horrible disease. She died 36 hours before I was scheduled to fly down to Florida to visit. My Dad, a dermatologist and veteran of the Korean conflict as an officer in the Navy, managed to hold out for 2 years before he died of a broken heart. Cancer sucks, and pancreatic cancer is a real monster.
That's a beautiful tribute to your father, Seth. I loved your words about the founders of our country and the moral rectitude needed to form a country and a form of government that relies on self-discipline, a foundation of morals that seeks to serve our God and our fellow man - that all may be edified and lifted up as far as we want to be.
It was not intended to be for our slavery, but instead for our freedom. And freedom is never free - it takes our constant vigilance to preserve it.
We see evidence of people all around us who are perfectly content in being told what to think and do, sometimes blissfully unaware that they have relinquished their freedoms to the whims and control of others with no moral foundation, or respect for the freedoms of others. They seek power through the control of others, lifting themselves up for the wrong reasons.
Jesus said "Ye shall know them by their fruits." It's the measure by which we, an imperfect people, can outwardly measure the intent of a man's heart, by what he strives for and pursue. Who he serves. Maybe even why, but this is not always evident.
And he makes it visible to the world. Or to his family. And maybe even to himself, as there are people who have their self-delusional follies.
Freedom for ourselves and others requires personal sacrifice of that which we hold most precious - our time, our lives and those we love who share in the loss of our time and our lives.
And hopefully we will do so in the service of our God - one greater than us - who loves all His children, including ourselves.
May we seek to emulate Him and follow those two great commandments bestowed by His son, Jesus Christ - Love the Lord thy God first, and love thy neighbor as thyself.
And cherish, and fight for, the God-given rights our government is obligated to protect.
One of your best Capt K!
My Mom died of pancreatic cancer in 2007. A horrible disease. She died 36 hours before I was scheduled to fly down to Florida to visit. My Dad, a dermatologist and veteran of the Korean conflict as an officer in the Navy, managed to hold out for 2 years before he died of a broken heart. Cancer sucks, and pancreatic cancer is a real monster.
I lost my father in August 2019 to pancreatic cancer.
Had i known then what i know now, we probably could have saved him.
That’s why we’ve form Alt1, a private health association, and created the Kannsir Destruction Kits that’s having phenomenal success.
If you can get this information to Ben, pls let him know there’s still time and hope.
https://Kannsir.com
Compelling. Encouraging all to check the website. Many thanks.
Beautifully said.
When you write from the heart as you do, sharing your dad’s words many times, I find them sinking in deeper than before. Thank you for standing tall.
That's a beautiful tribute to your father, Seth. I loved your words about the founders of our country and the moral rectitude needed to form a country and a form of government that relies on self-discipline, a foundation of morals that seeks to serve our God and our fellow man - that all may be edified and lifted up as far as we want to be.
It was not intended to be for our slavery, but instead for our freedom. And freedom is never free - it takes our constant vigilance to preserve it.
We see evidence of people all around us who are perfectly content in being told what to think and do, sometimes blissfully unaware that they have relinquished their freedoms to the whims and control of others with no moral foundation, or respect for the freedoms of others. They seek power through the control of others, lifting themselves up for the wrong reasons.
Jesus said "Ye shall know them by their fruits." It's the measure by which we, an imperfect people, can outwardly measure the intent of a man's heart, by what he strives for and pursue. Who he serves. Maybe even why, but this is not always evident.
And he makes it visible to the world. Or to his family. And maybe even to himself, as there are people who have their self-delusional follies.
Freedom for ourselves and others requires personal sacrifice of that which we hold most precious - our time, our lives and those we love who share in the loss of our time and our lives.
And hopefully we will do so in the service of our God - one greater than us - who loves all His children, including ourselves.
May we seek to emulate Him and follow those two great commandments bestowed by His son, Jesus Christ - Love the Lord thy God first, and love thy neighbor as thyself.
And cherish, and fight for, the God-given rights our government is obligated to protect.
Thank you for a beautiful message, Seth.