sharon.

That is truely sad!  I'll be praying!  Please let us know how the remaining 
people who were injured are doing?
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sharon Hooley" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 10:14 PM
Subject: Please pray for the Jassos


> Hi all!
>
> My care providers and their family need prayer.  this past thanksgiving, 
> many of Blanca's relatives came up here from California, intending to move 
> here.  As far as I know, there were 15 people, and they brought their 
> first load of belongings.  I got to eat with them that night, so I had two 
> celebrations!  On Saturday, Blanca helped one of them make El Salvadorian 
> tamalis.  Yesterday morning they ate them together and left early, hoping 
> to avoid snow in the mountains.  then last night, while relaxing in my 
> rocker before going to bed, I suddenly heard screaming, pounding, (maybe 
> someone was stomping up from downstairs.), then a group weeping together. 
> Later I heard more weeping and someone shouting.  Perhaps Blanca was 
> shouting in prayer.  I felt almost a spirit of sadness in the house, but I 
> had no idea what happened until I felt okay to go and find out.  their 
> cousins were in a terrible accident, two of them were killed and others 
> seriously injured.  I think there are at least two of them who are able to 
> speak and think clearly.  One of them called to tell us.  One of Blanca's 
> daughter and two of Blanca's brothers have gone down to Nevada where they 
> are suffering, to talk with them and maybe help them decide where the 
> funeral should be, where they should bury their dead.  It might be here, 
> it might be El Salvador.  We had Kentucky Fried Chicken tonight, as no one 
> wanted to fix dinner.  so please pray!  I thank god, and all my brothers 
> and sisters in the Lord, for the support we give and receive.
>
> Sharon
>