We have told our children that are here, but have not told Rachel,
as she is in Ecuador. We need to know
more. We have felt peaceful but tender.
I have no fear of death, although the process doesn't sound all that
great. It actually would be very interesting and exciting at the right
time, but I would greatly miss my dearest Ane, my family, and friends.
Therefore, we will plead with the Lord for: 1) no issues and on we
go with life, 2) a cure or miracle – we will gladly take either one, 3) an
extension for whatever we can get. Most important is that we totally
trust the Lord and we will accept whatever he has for us. We know that if
we are doing His will He will not take us before our time. So we are
comforted.
Introduction
Late February of 2012 Mark was diagnosed with stage 4 Metastatic Melanoma Cancer. This is written for our family and friends who have so caringly expressed a desire to know of the current situation. We so appreciate the love and support that has been shown to us and we lovingly empathize with and pray for many of you that have had or are currently going through trials of your own. In love, hope and faith, Mark and Ane
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