Our Blount Island Friendships through the Years

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Hey there! I’m reaching out because my husband, Steve, has been diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, and we’re in urgent need of support for his cancer treatment. Every dollar makes a huge difference in his fight, so if you could click the link below to donate or share it with others, it would mean the world to us. Thank you for considering helping us during this tough time! https://gofund.me/10ec1a59d

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Morning, can you post link to our Blount Island FB?
Engineer employee Steve Reinke is fighting cancer, his wife sent this to Lisa
Leigh

Donate to Urgent Support for Steve's Cancer Treatment, organized by Elisabeth Reinecke This is my husband, Steve. He was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma… Elisabeth Reinecke needs your support for Urgent Support for Steve's Cancer Treatment

Just saw on facebook of passing of David Lynn Harriman .. to all David’s friends: David passed away last night with Community Hospice. They were wonderful in making him comfortable and allowing him to pass gently into the night. He has gone home now.

Will post once hearing funeral arrangements. David was a great guy, boss and friend to so many of us at Blount Island.🕯🙏🕯

Another one of our co-workers passed away. The funeral was on October 18th. Just got the message today. Rest in peace our friend.

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Aa we go from Christmas to A New Year, peace my friends. We lost a lot of friends this year, but they are not forgotten. Our workplace has changed a lot, life is moving on, but let us all just be thankful for life and shared memories of working together.

Hope Peace Joy and Love from MOS Mom, Pattie Halle, to each of you. 🙏⚘️♥️

Morning friends. Prayers TW McCall (NRC) wife's, Kenya, had a stroke and is on Shands UF, recovering. Prayers for healing. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊✝️♥️

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Honoring Heroes and Loved Ones:
A Memorial Day Message from Bishop Erik Pohlmeier

As we gather to observe Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the courageous men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. Their dedication and valor have secured the freedoms we cherish today, and we owe them a debt of gratitude that words alone cannot express.

Jesus teaches us, “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” This profound expression of love and sacrifice is embodied in the lives of those who have served and died for our country. Their willingness to place the well-being of others above their own is a testament to the highest ideals of our faith and humanity.

Today, we honor the memory of our fallen heroes, recognizing their bravery and the immeasurable impact of their sacrifice. Let us ensure their legacy endures by living lives worthy of their commitment.

As we reflect on their service, we are called to support and comfort the families who have lost loved ones. Jesus promises, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” May we, as a community of faith, offer our prayers and tangible support to those who grieve, providing them with the comfort and hope that comes from God’s promise.

While we specifically honor those who have given their lives in service to our country, we also extend our remembrance to all our loved ones who have gone home to the Lord. Their lives, filled with love and meaning, continue to touch us and inspire us. Let us hold their memories in our hearts, drawing strength from the faith that promises us eternal life in Christ.

Today, we especially thank God for the memories of all who have gone before us, and we pray for their eternal rest in the presence of our Savior.

On this Memorial Day, let us renew our commitment to peace and justice, striving to build a world where such sacrifices are no longer necessary. As we remember the fallen and all our departed loved ones, may we also work tirelessly to uphold the values for which they fought, ensuring that their sacrifice continues to inspire and guide us.

Yours in Christ,
Most Rev. Erik T. Pohlmeier
Bishop of St. Augustine

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