Pat,
I am praying for a speedy resolution for you and Vernon and even those 
renters.  I am praying that you will have good renters next time around.
Virgie and Hoshi
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From: "Pat Ferguson" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 9:38 PM
Subject: Some prayer requests


> Dear Loving EChurch Family,
>
> I have a few prayer requests and some info to share with you.
>
> First of all, I'll share the info with you.
>
> Last tuesday, our lawyer came over for coffee and to talk and to have
> us sign some papers.
>
> These were eviction papers for our renters, Gary and Janet Aplan.
>
> We talked about them, and he red them to us, and we both signed them
> and he noterized them.
>
> They were delivered to them that day by the Sharriff.
>
> It basically said they had to be out in 4 days unless they contested
> the letter.
>
> Then, the florist delivered a beautiful plant to me from my loving Vernon.
>
> Then, we went and got some hamburger in Iroquois at the meat locker,
> and then we went to Lake Preston to get some cheese at the cheese
> place, but they were closed, so then we went to lunch.
>
> We saw Gary and Janet's truck in town, and Vernon said they followed
> us to Lake Preston. We had no idea they were going to Lake Preston.
>
> You know, some times, you just run into people like that. They saw
> us, we know they did, but they did not speak or even look at us.
>
> Well, the day went on, and on Thursday Gary came over and said they
> were trying to find a place to live in Lake Preston, and that they
> had packed, and that they were moving out.
>
> Friday he called and  said he would try to get us some money.
>
> Saturday he called and said they were moving to the low income
> housing in Lake Preston, and that the Catholic Priest here in town
> helpped them find a place.
>
> Sunday, Vernon thought that Gary was home by himself and he went over
> to ask him when they would be out, so he could clean the house, and
> no one answered the door after he knocked several times, so he went
> on in. There he saw Janet and she said something snotty to Vernon. He
> asked her where Gary was, and she didn't answer, so he just left.
>
> Later on that night, he saw that the kitchen lights were on, and this
> was around ten PM on Sunday night. He went over to the house, and
> went inside, and no one was there. He found the keys to the house,
> and he found the box of curtains that she was suppose to have hung
> up, and he found a bunch of notes with the curtains.
>
> He came back over here to ourhouse and read the several pages of
> stuff she had written.
>
> I will just say this, that they accused us of things we wouldn't
> think of doing, and one of them was spying on her, and Janet accused
> Vernon of following her to the little store one day in October.
> Vernon had gone over to the little store for Michael when he was
> here. He had no idea she was there, until he went in the store, and
> he saw her there. She also accused him of peaking in the garage
> window that goes into the house and watching her, and also she
> accused him of standing in the bathroom with her and watching her put
> on her contacts when she was naked. Oh, the stuff goes on and it is
> horrible. Of course, I know with out a doubt, that Vernon never did
> any of that stuff. She accused him of going into the house when they
> were gone. None of this is true at all. Oh, there were pages of
> stuff, and then on Monday afternoon, he found more notes with more
> accusations that were not true.
>
> The house is filthy and there is some damage done.
>
> Nothing was ever said about the money they owe us. They owe us now
> almost $2500.00 with this months rent and utilities up to yesterday.
>
> Oh, another thing that she said that is that even the police and the
> ministers, and priest here in town thought that it was horrible that
> we evicted them in the cold weather. And of course, did we really
> know it was going to be cold when that letter was written and
> delivered to them? We had no idea what the weather was going to be.
>
> We found out that no one ever said such a thing to them.
>
> Then, because the cheese place was closed on Tuesday, Vernon went to
> Lake Preston on Wednesday, and he saw them. Here again, she accused
> him of following them. He did no such thing, as he didn't even know
> they were going to Lake Preston.
>
> All these things that she said about Vernon really hurt me, because
> they are not true at all. One of the things that hurt me the most
> that she said, was that the reason why we survived the tornado was
> because we had "means" and that we were greedy. That really hurt me
> and I cried for a long time yesterday afternoon.
>
> Our lawyer called yesterday afternoon to see if they had moved out of
> the house, and we told him they had moved out. We also told him about
> some of the notes, and that we would show them to him. He couldn't
> believe the things she wrote.
>
> Vernon took all these notes over to our lawyer today, so when he gets
> a chance to read them, he will get in touch with us.
>
> I don't ever want to see or hear their voices ever again. I know that
> they need prayer, so I will pray for them, but I am very angry with them.
>
> Please pray for me, as some times I can't stop thinking about all the
> horrible stuff she wrote, and I just cry because it hurts me so much.
>
> I've been praying to God and asking for peace about this situation.
>
> We are not going to sue them for slander, unless our lawyer feels we
> should, but I don't think he will want us to do that, so we won't.
> God will punish them.
>
> We do want our money what is owed to us, though, but we'll probably
> never see it.
>
> Gary has had 3 jobs in less than a year, only since he lived in the
> rental house.
>
> We know for a fact he has been talking about us, because he is
> working for Wendell Schubloom, who messed up the cement job we had
> done in Manchester in 1996.
>
> Oh, I feel so horrible and I know deep down in my heart, and God
> knows that none of the stuff that Janet said is true. It hurts me so very 
> much.
>
> Please pray for Vernon and I. He has been so very sweet and loving,
> and I don't know what I would do without my loving Vernon. I thank
> God ever day for him and his devotion and his truthfullness to me.
>
> Thank you very much for praying.
>
> Love you all,
> Pat Ferguson