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Bret's Hall of Appreciation Part 2

26. Bill Triance: Friend and brother in Christ.

27. Nina: Friend and sister in Christ from MIRC and Paltalk.

28. Denise: Friend and sister in Christ from Paltalk.

29. Carla: Friend and sister in Christ from Paltalk.

30. Ava: Friend and sister in Christ from Paltalk.

31. Diane: Friend and sister in Christ from Paltalk.

32. Stacey Norris: Friend and sister in Christ from Prosapologian and Paltalk.

33. Jim Benkerk: Friend and brother in Christ from Paltalk.

34. Terry West: Friend and brother in Christ from Paltalk.

35. Steve Horn: Friend and brother in Christ from Paltalk.

36. Charles Benfield: Friend, brother in Christ, and church member at former church.

37. Jerry Wallen and family: Friend, brother in Christ, and church member at former church.

38. James Barcelona: Friend and brother in Christ from MIRC, E-Mail and Phone.

39. Kerri Ciriago: Friend and Asst. Manager at Washington Mutual in SE Florida.

40. Steve Wood: Brother in Christ, future pastor of future church (Lord willing) in Eagle, ID.

41. Pastor Bruce Ray: Brother in Christ and pastor of Juanita Comm. Church in Seattle, WA.

42. Pastor Steve Harris: Brother in Christ and co-pastor of Juanita Comm. Church.

43. Pastor Dave Downs: Friend and Pastor of Cornerstone Church in Orlando, FL. area.

44. Pastors and members of CB Spurgeon Fellowship.

45. Eddie Exposito: Friend, brother in Christ, and co-Elder of Sovereign Grace Fellowship.

46. Individual and Church members of F.I.R.E.

47. Co-workers at Washington Mutual Bank in Mountain Home, ID.

48. Lee Pierce: Young friend and brother in Christ who has been a blessing to my family and I.

49. Gregg Oldberg and family from SE Florida.

50. Jennifer Metcalf: Friend, sister in Christ, church attender (soon to be a member Lord willing).

May be more to come. I don't deserve all these people past and present. Thank you to each of you, and thank you Lord!

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