Queenie appeared right after Mama died, and I believe that was one of many ways God comforted us in our time of grief. When Shirley, my sister, and Joe saw date on cross, Joe said "Today, May 20 would have been my Daddy's birthday. He died in 1970." Shirley said, "Today, May 20, in 1986, was day Granny Winn (Mama's mama) died." Queenie's grave site will soon have beautiful flowers growing on it. I'm asking God to let them grow in memory of what Queenie meant to us.

About same time Queenie showed up, I noticed some flowers blooming around my electricity pole. I took a closer look as I had not planted any flowers there, and it was unusual to see greenery in late January. In early February, they bloomed again. They were petunias, one of Mama's favorite flowers. Despite cold and frost, they continued to bloom. Now, over two years after Mama died, I have them growing everywhere. Mama planted many seeds in her lifetime. I believe that this was God's way of expressing His comfort to us over loss of Mama. It also showed and reflected beauty of her life.

James 1.17 "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning."

Irvin L. Rozier, Captain (Ret), US Army still serving as a soldier in God's Army

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On May 19, 2003, Mike came from South Carolina and brought me my Missing Bible. Jesus knows where everything is.

Hebrews 4.12 "For word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two edged sword, piercing even to dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of thoughts and intents of heart."

Footnote,...On Novemeber 11, 2003, I was asked to give opening and closing prayers at our local Veteran's Day Ceremony...I relayed this story and there was not a dry eye in them old vets eyes....The Lord hears and answers our prayers

Rev. Irvin L. Rozier, Captain (Retired) US Army, serving still as a soldier in God's Army