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Rod’s children, Mason and Ry, Also, demonstrating God’s love and
of Cimarron, New Mexico. Their faithfulness to family throughout
dedication and unwavering support their lives has brought motivating
of Jonathan and Andrea, who both purpose for living and thriving
were born with a genetic condition into their 90s. A long marriage of
called Angelman Syndrome, have 70 years certainly celebrates such
proven invaluable as they became blessing!
much needed support for Pam and
her husband, Warren. A typical
Saturday afternoon now finds RC
and Mary Lou with Pam’s kids,
watching TV and rubbing Jonathan’s
feet until they all fall asleep on the
couch! The Taylors are proud of
their two great-grandsons, Colton
and Wyatt, who were born to their
many years, Mary Lou joined a grandson, Mason and his wife,
Martha, of Kimberly, Idaho.
group of ladies who visited many
public schools, presenting to the What is the secret of their longevity?
children the Biblical Christmas Pam thinks there are at least two
and Easter stories via flannel reasons. Remembering countless
graph figures. RC was honored at family vacations to check on her
Lakeridge Baptist Church for over grandparents while growing up, she
40 years of service as a deacon. recalls that the first commandment
Both RC and Mary Lou became with a promise in the Bible is found
in Exodus 20: 12: “Honor your
committed and active grandparents father and mother, that your days
to Pam’s children, Jonathan and may be long upon the land which
Andrea, of Denver City, and the Lord your God is giving you.” Photos above provided by Aric and Casey
Photography
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