Hi Ray, I love reading your messages. Sounds like you are already having a fun time. Keep up the great work! Your Friend, Stephanie

04 May 2004

09:14:12

Hi Ray and David, God bless you and David on your journey across the USA. I hope the weather will all be in your favor. I love Peanut's shades he will wear on the trip to Texas. Take care. Jeff Treubig

04 May 2004

15:47:49

Dude !! Be careful in the mountains - both going up and coming down. Keep the faith baby and pedal, pedal, pedal. Gordon

04 May 2004

18:59:08

Hi Guys The pictures turned out ok. nice curve! Love you, Maddrey

05 May 2004

06:47:25

Granny gears and spin, baby, spin! PAx from the Hedricks

05 May 2004

09:24:46

You do have heat! Parts of your ride sound great, parts not so. Best of luck, we pray for you every night! Sherri

05 May 2004

11:55:17

Hi Ray and David: Great pictures! Printed them for JoAnne to see. She not doing stairs yet. Saw her surgeon 5/3. Pins in place and results as expected. Will still be months of healing. We thinking and praying for you both. Have FUN!! Dick

05 May 2004

19:00:05

Hey Ray, you'd be in Fla. now if you'd shipped your car out like Will suggested. Stay safe! Chris and Kathy

06 May 2004

13:59:46

Hi Ray, this is one of your dedicated, keep-the-office-fires burning secretaries here. Love Peanuts's sun shades. Can't decide if I envy your trip or think you're nuts. Probably both. Am inspired. Will bike around the neighborhood this afternoon. What's with all the flat tires? -Inara

06 May 2004

22:54:58

Dear Bros. Dave and Ray, We are monitoring your progress from Westlake. Also praying that the trip will be a great blessing to you both. Thanks for letting us peek into this adventure, Love, Karl and Lois.

07 May 2004

05:33:24

Great photos- stay cool, sounds like the heat is way more than necessary for my kind of vacation. Verni is looking forward to joining you I can tell. Later B&P vdMeer

07 May 2004

17:23:18

Dear Ray, sorry about not telling you about that first hill. By the way, there's another one... <g> Rock on, dude, thanks for taking Margaret off our hands for the summer. She says she's doing her best to make SURE your folks want you back!!! Glad the Remote Flat Transmitter appears to be working. I'd recommend you exercise it a little less, or David's gonna catch on... -Curt

08 May 2004

21:27:04

Keep up the good work. You are doing well. The "Song Assassins" did well, thanks to Jim's help. He is the unofficial sound man.

08 May 2004

21:59:50

Dear Ray: Ruth and I just got back from Washington D.C., by car, not bike. We took care of all national and international matters and now I can devote my time at hopefully helping the retirement village project. The pictures are great and we will be praying and tinking about you on your wonderful adventure. Roger Swan

09 May 2004

16:28:53

HI. Ray & The King "What doesn't kill you will only make you stronger." I heard someone say this. ---Lew

09 May 2004

18:15:08

Hi Ray, Hope your Mother's Day has gone well. We were at the Spring Banquet Friday night and I heard some about your trip. Thank you so much for supporting Stephanie (my granddaughter)! Your photos and messages are very inspiring. The wonders of electronics, emails, etc.! Adding you to my prayer list. Be careful. Judie Quin

09 May 2004

21:24:17

Hope its time for an attaboy by now. We are praying right along with you.,Carter

10 May 2004

00:12:35

Maddrey. You left with out giving me you cell phone number.... I already miss you. hope you are having a good night. call me or E-mail me when you can. Love to all. Kat. 361-537-8886. kathrob@webtv.net

10 May 2004

16:45:55

Hi Ray, It was a beautiful weekend in Ohio. It was 86 degrees yesterday and I have no idea how you can stand the heat in the desert as I was dying at 86 with a slight breeze. My thoughts and prayers are with you both - enjoy your trip!!! Sue Reineck

10 May 2004

22:03:40

Hope you and David have a good ride, best of luck, tell Dave hi from Tom and Leslie, we'll follow you along the way,

11 May 2004

12:11:08

Hi Ray and Dave! The pics are great-keep them coming! Look out for those rattlers,scorpions and armadillos.I'm sure you've thought of that already!Hope the weather stays good for you and may the wind always be at your back! We will be thinking of you and praying for you both! Keep on spinnin'! Dave,hopefully you will become "King of the Road" instead of "King of the Flat!" Take care and God bless! --Steve,Lori,Michelle and Steven Banis

11 May 2004

15:17:11

Remember, keep gravity light on uphill climbs and always, always keep the wind at your back. God Speed! Newt

11 May 2004

15:51:26

Thanks for the 5/11/04 update! We were concerned about you through the three days of silence. Enough of the "hurts" for now! I'm sure the worst is over! JoAnne the same. Rest well! Dick

12 May 2004

23:25:48

Hi Ray! I will be picking out a loveseat for your office. Any suggestions for color? Have a great weight free few weeks. Tom and I pray for you and David every night. Margaret is a trooper. This will either make her or break her. Sherri

13 May 2004

09:23:20

Ray- Just got done reading your posts....decided to offer the following: Webster's Dictionary- sabbatical: bringing a period of REST... Pedal on dudes! Kimberlee Bublik

14 May 2004

12:00:49

hey ray how are u doing, its great your taking this bike trip and i hope u make it home safe.

14 May 2004

12:01:55

I think it is really cool what u r doing

14 May 2004

12:02:18

Hello Rev. Ray, I think it's really awsome what you do. I know for a fact that you have helped a lot of people and that is totally inspiring to me. Keep it up. Sincerly, Jennifer Walter

14 May 2004

12:02:54

I think it is an amazing thing that you are doing all of this and donating what you are doing to this orginazation.

14 May 2004

12:04:40

Hey Rev. Ray, I think it is great that you are taking this trip. It shows people that violence isn't the only thing in the world. Hope everything goes in your favor. Abby

14 May 2004

12:05:36

Dear Rev. Ray, I hope your having fun, enjoying the outside. I have always wanted to travle around, but I'm only 14. My class is writing to you because we are very excited about what your doing. Keep it up Sincerely. Jessica

14 May 2004

12:07:06

Hey Rev. Ray, I think that it is totally awsome that you are taking this trip. It not only shows that violence isn't the way to solve everything but it also has a heck of an impact on people you talk to. I hope you have a wonderful time. My family and i will keep you in our hearts. *~*Always*~* Jenna

14 May 2004

12:08:56

Dear Rev. Ray, I think its great that doing this bike trip across america is really great. Keep up the great work!!!

14 May 2004

13:51:36

I think this is good for what you are doing! It's not just for your health, but for other people. We once drove to Florida from Ohio, and that felt like forever, I cannot imagining myself riding a bike down there. (I wouldn't be able to do it) But don't stop, keep on going, and I hope you finish and help those kids who need your need. -Nicole, OH

14 May 2004

13:52:17

Yo Ray!!!!! Watch out for the wild animals just roaming around on the streets at night. Hope your trip goes acorrding to plan and you make it. Tyler

14 May 2004

13:54:27

GOD BLESS YOU!

14 May 2004

13:54:51

You're in my prayers!

14 May 2004

13:55:04

Hey Ray, stay awake and alert when riding the bike. I don't know what to say but good luck. From Jon H

14 May 2004

13:55:24

THE LORD IS WITH YOU ON THIS ONE, SO FINISH IT!

14 May 2004

13:55:34

I think this is good for what you are doing! It's not just for your health, but for other people. We once drove to Florida from Ohio, and that felt like forever, I cannot imagining myself riding a bike down there. (I wouldn't be able to do it) But don't stop, keep on going, and I hope you finish and help those kids who need your need. -Nicole, OH

14 May 2004

13:55:38

Ray, Hav'in fun?Well,I hope you are!I think that you will be getting a lot of exercise on this trip think that should do it again just for the fun of it. And on the way you can stop at all the places like Los Vegas, Cedar point, Chicago, ect. Pl us this could be a way to lose some of that extra wieght. Just kidding! See-ya

14 May 2004

13:56:17

hey i like you dog. it is cute. i like how u did this because i know that i couldnt do it.

14 May 2004

13:56:43

Dear Rev. Ray, I think that it's tremendous what you're doing for this young girl. She deserves to be cured, along with the others who have this disease. Keep it up1 Tim W.

14 May 2004

13:59:20

i think that your'e doing this for a great cause. i would never be able to do what your doing and i admire you for doing it. laura

14 May 2004

14:00:04

i think that it is a great thing that you are doing. it is really amazing that anyone could last that long in that weather!i am really hope that you can get to your destination safly Good Luck!

14 May 2004

14:00:43

hey RAY!!! keep pedaling and u can do it. i like ur dog ur dog is awsome.

14 May 2004

14:01:10

Hello Ray I think that is sweet what your doing I wish I could do something like that when I'm older. Well keep

14 May 2004

14:01:35

Hi there my name is JJ Sampson From Medina, OH. We read about your program in class to do I think it is wonderful that you are helping her. Keep up the good work.

14 May 2004

14:01:51

Hey! I think that what you are doing is really great. I like to bike ride, but i don't know if i could do it that much! You are a real sport! Keep up the wonderful work. Mallory

14 May 2004

14:02:39

Hey Dude cool thing your doing for the children and Adults that have the disease. I bet with all the money you make they will have to make a cure. It must be so hard riding but you gotta do what you said. Your dog looks really nice with the glasses. Good Luck, Brandon

14 May 2004

14:02:45

Hey Ray, keep up the good work, your an inspiration to everyone! Peanuts is cool. -ben

14 May 2004

14:04:41

My dad has the disease and i think its great what you are doing. Its ard for my family to live throguh it every day. He seems to get weaker and weaker by the minute.Thanks so much for supporting the cure!!!!!

14 May 2004

14:06:11

I find it absolutoley amazing what you are doing fo diabetes. I olny wish that the weather wasn't so hot and that you weren't cooking out there. Best of luck and god bless! Sean

14 May 2004

14:06:25

Hello Rev. Ray watch out for cars, ride on the right side of the road, don't over do yourself and drink lots and lots of water. When you said that your goal is to reach $3,385 you should always shoot as high as you can because hey you may get lucky. From a young student

14 May 2004

14:06:33

Ray, Good Luck, I can't stand the heat here in Ohio when it gets up in the 80s and 90s(it has the past week), It must be very hard riding in the desert like you have. But when your body aches and your very hot remember all those people who have diabites that your helping. Everyone here in Ohio is rooting for you. Good Luck!!!

14 May 2004

14:07:09

Dear Rev. Ray, I think you are doing a good thing for diabetes.As I know, you can help my granfather get cured if you raise enough money. I hear, though, that you are having a lotof flat tires, but don't worry because you will probably have good luck at the end.

14 May 2004

14:10:29

Dear Rev. Ray hey i think wat ur doin to raise money to find a cure is great i really support u i dont hav diabetes (pleez excuse my spelling) but i really think thats great that stephanie is so strong even though she has them!!! so good luck on ur trip and watch out for snakes:) Sincerely ~Holli

18 May 2004

10:33:28

Just wanted to ask how the food is tasting and what stories you might have about Vector....Have a safe trip, Ray & Dave....Dan Strong

18 May 2004

15:26:29

We're thinking about you & hope all goes well. You are missed. Be safe. God Bless, Joan & Glenn

18 May 2004

16:09:56

Hey Rev Ray, Texas sucks so get out as fast as you can!!! Good Luck! Have fun Tuttle (San Angelo)

18 May 2004

16:14:26

Hi Ray, heard about your trip thru Gordon. I've always wanted to do a trip like this, but can't take a few months off of work. It would take me much longer than it will you. More power to you! Happy Trails Di and Korbin in Illinois

18 May 2004

22:30:08

Ray and David, I am following your somewhat 'flat' (David) adventures. Wishing you a safe trip and a rewarding outcome. Bev Hoffman- Padre Island Yacht Club.

18 May 2004

22:37:42

Hi Brothers, We are watching your progress. I'll bet you are much lighter and stronger than when you started. I'm praying that this will be a great spiritual adventure for you both,too. LOVE, Karl and Lois

19 May 2004

11:07:28

"If you depend on technology, you can depend on technology to fail." As you wend your way across arid landscapes, just remember that we are having high wind and record rainfalls here regularly. Blessed are the cheesemakers. JCEEE

21 May 2004

12:44:17

YOU GO BOY. I AM WITH YOU ALL THE WAY. MELV

21 May 2004

13:31:17

The web site says to leave messages here so you can read my encouraging thoughts. It's a little scary that you can read any of my thoughts! You are having quite an adventure (which I'm sure is news!) and I'm happy to experience it with you only vicariously! I would look forward to those flat tires, just for the breather. Sunday sermons by others have been great but don't get too used to it. I expect numerous rattlesnake analogies from you in the future. We think of you a lot and wish you the very best! It's all downhill from here! Dick and Rosemarie

22 May 2004

15:04:18

Hey Ray, encouraging thoughts, I'll tell Ron Koch and he will buy a better bike and ride farther. You can stay with my son in Arkansas depending on which route you take. They have a computer and are on-line.Would be glad to have you. I thought I would leave encouraging thoughts, ARE YOU NUTS???? Rod Veverka

22 May 2004

15:24:00

Hi, we are still alive and glad to see that you are too.  Take care, keep up the good work with your tires. Miss you.Be safe. Gail and Dave

22 May 2004

23:18:44

Hey Rev Ray, how are you enjoying the Texas wind? Take care next week we are going to be hitting close to the 100 mark with 70% humidity. Just a little tip, DON'T drink the tap water anywhere in the state...you'll be sick for days. Take care, I'm proud of you guys. God Bless Jamie Tuttle

23 May 2004

19:47:29

Dearest King of flats, I have arranged a meeting with the Guiness Book of World record, a new catagory "King of Flats". Sounds like all is going well with the trip and I am sure you will have lots of crazy stories for us. We are praying for you and Maddrey for a safe trip. Thank you for your courage and strength and donating monies pledged for the children and youth. Have a great time! Your friends at Island in the Son UMC

24 May 2004

13:29:56

Hey Rev Ray and CMDCM Dave. Hope that all is well and that you are making it to the end of a long and fruitfull journey. Cats are fine. Yeoman

24 May 2004

14:35:15

Hello Rev Ray and "Flat tire" Dave, Enjoying your trip notes, sounds like you will make it. Are you where you expected to be on this date ? All is well here, Margaret(aka Pastor M&M) is doing a good job filling in. Stay safe ! Dave H

25 May 2004

11:31:25

Hi Ray and David, I can't imagine how you guys do it every day, most people would have given up already. The weather has been interesting here, storms, flooding, hail, etc. But we will still take it over a dust storm. Ask Tim about his "great adventure" when you get back. I hope you have taken up drinking beer again, because there will be a new batch started up soon. Godspeed, Linda

26 May 2004

09:25:26

Hi Ray! Pat Norris shared your web site with us. Sounds like quite an adventure you are having. Wish we were on the road with . Best of luck and we are looking foreward to your pics. Tails winds to you! Art & Judee Wickersham.

26 May 2004

12:29:02

Wow! Corpus Christi. Unexpected side trip? Nice town in 1952 when at Navy instument flying school. Good Gulf breezes. And Mobile is where I enterd this world. JoAnne and I following your adventure and love sharing your thoughts and pictures. Hope David and Zanna are both back to normal health! Is he suffering from rubber glue fumes? Prayers for you both! Dick

HI Ray & David I found a really special place to fix a flat. "Akron's composting faclity".So your adding birds to your life list,thats great. Lew

26 May 2004

23:26:10

Hi Ray, glad to hear you all are surviving OK-hope Zanna is better. Thought you might want to know that Emma falls asleep during Margaret's sermons too. Karen & Dave

Date:

27 May 2004

Time:

09:33:27

Comments

Hi Ray and David, You are awesome, you are my hero. Keep up the Great work! Stephanie

Date:

27 May 2004

Time:

13:08:29

Comments

Emmy & I enjoy your notes and photos, David & Ray. We almost feel like we are riding along with you. I just wish we could give you a whole bunch of our rain here in the mid west. Frankly I can't think of any two people more deserving of a little water. Seriously, thank you so much for calling us the other night. You don't know how much it meant to me. Have a wonderful holdiay weenend. We will be thinking of you during our cool evenings. Glad you are able to experience your dreams. Dan

Date:

27 May 2004

Time:

17:40:46

Comments

Hi Ray, Well, I am at your desk and have just spent time perusing your adventures via web page. You are to be commended for this incredible trip. I hope all continues to go well - flat tires excluded. It's cool here today and your office is quiet and relatively uncluttered. Worried yet? Lots happening - mostly good. Worried yet? I'll relay your message to the crowd on Sunday regarding messages. You have a great congregation and I'm truly enjoying my time with them. We'll all look forward to your return. Blessings. margaret

Date:

28 May 2004

Time:

16:51:38

Comments

Glad to see you have kept your sense of humor. We think of you and your journey often. We wish you the wind at your back, the top of the hill behind you and thicker rubber for David's tires!! Best Wishes - Tammy & Bobbie from Wooster

Date:

31 May 2004

Time:

14:29:09

Comments

We love reading your memoirs. Dropped a check in the collection plate for Stephanie this week. Our Interim was an excellent choice, in case no one has given you a report yet. You have left us in very good hands. She has done a great job in church and did an excellent job at the Citizen of the Year dinner and also today at the Memorial Day Service. Keep riding and writing; we live vicariously through you and your notes. Pat Norris

Date:

31 May 2004

Time:

20:39:51

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I liked your story about moving mountains and them moving us. You are on a spiritual journey as well, and I know we will hear more about it in the months ahead. We pray for you every night and know that God is with you both. Sherri

Date:

01 Jun 2004

Time:

08:30:56

Comments

Hi Stephanie, I work with your Dad and he recently told me about your ministers cross country bike ride for a cure, I just got a chance to look at your great website and read your story. Having two young daughters myself (ages 7 & 3), I can only say how brave and courageous you and the many others with Juvenile Diabetes are. Your activism to promote a cure is an inspiration. You can count on my support! and Good Luck to Rev. Ray, that's alot of miles!!! Dave

Date:

01 Jun 2004

Time:

11:11:41

Comments

Hi Ray, Hederick came over last night and did his majic with the Palm. We'll see if it helps. Very green and cool at home. Love you, be careful! Vernie

Date:

01 Jun 2004

Time:

17:07:35

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Hey, Ray and David-- Your church newsletter informed me that I could check up on you through the web site. You may have told me that, Ray, but I'm getting old and can't remember things very well. Guess that's probably why I'm not riding my bicycle cross country on my sabbatical. We're headed out this Sunday. If I can just get everything done, I'll look forward to going. I'm wondering how many storms you've had to tolerate. Are you getting saddle sore? I'll look forward to a long visit so we can catch up on everything. When I get back at the end of July we'll have to see if we can get together. Later, dude. Blessings and safety! Jerry and Ann

Date:

02 Jun 2004

Time:

22:06:32

Comments

Hey guys glad to hear that things are going okay. I hope the heat lets up for you soon, we are going to cool off here in West Texas tomorrow, only 95 instead of 107 like Monday was. Everyone is cheering for you guys, The Navy and the Marines have a bet going about how many flat tires you'll end up with by the end so plase keep us up dated!! I'll be home later next month! Good Luck guys. J.Tuttle

Date:

03 Jun 2004

Time:

15:16:41

Comments

Hello again Ray. Just wanted you to know I am keeping track of your journey and praying for your safe return. I am taking care of your little brother while you are away and he is doing fine, breathing and everything. Ten foot tall Michael is doing well too.I noted later that you will not be going through Arkansas , sorry. Pat would have loved to have you stay at his place. Rod

Date:

05 Jun 2004

Time:

00:36:53

Comments

Dear Ray and David, I liked your pictures a lot!I am 7 years old and I have diabetes too. If you were coming closer to Pennsylvania , my mom and I would come and cheer you on. I'll look for some more pictures. Good luck! From Christen

Date:

07 Jun 2004

Time:

20:55:24

Comments

Greetings from the Gerber clan! Hope you guys are out of Texas soon. We're finally getting some hot weather here in Ohio this week. We're all thinking of you and enjoy checking out your progress. God bless you both! Greg, Beth, and kids

Date:

07 Jun 2004

Time:

22:52:35

Comments

June 7 When you return, ask Margaret about the goldfish communion. Tom

Date:

08 Jun 2004

Time:

10:48:53

Comments

Hey--today would be June 8th. We're in Arlington , South Dakota tracking your progress. My niece is VERY impressed with your trip, Ray. In a couple hours we'll be at our retreat where I'll keep busy thinking about your bicycle ride! Continue safe and blessed. Jerry

Date:

08 Jun 2004

Time:

16:50:33

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I know I hadn't written yet, but would you expect anything else? David, I'm sorry you're not breaking your own flat record by leaps and bounds. I wish I could be with you guys so you could be assured of more rain. Seriously, I am praying for your safety and also for your continued rest in the Lord. Keep on pedallin'! Love, Your spiritual (and biological) brother, Jim.

Date:

09 Jun 2004

Time:

12:48:21

Comments

Hi Ray, Sounds like a great trip. It is wonderful what you are doing. We wondered how you were and what you had been doing, now we know. Stay safe..Your old secretary at Emmanuel. Carla

Date:

09 Jun 2004

Time:

12:55:38

Comments

Hi Ray and David, you have only a little over 2 weeks to go and you are still pedaling! You have to be a little road weary, you know they say "everything in moderation", well you guys are way past that, on your way to "extreme". Keep up the pace and thanks for being "extreme in your dedication to the ride and Stephanie". We miss you Ray and wish the wind at your backs for the rest of the trip. Linda and Tim

Date:

09 Jun 2004

Time:

20:28:09

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Hi Ray and David- my son Kevin is 17 and has battled diabetes for 6 years. There is probably not a single hour that passes each day that I don't think about it. On behalf of all mom's like me, thank you for your journey. I am very proud of my son and his determination to stay healthy. It is a lot of work to manage this disease- hopefully not like riding through the desert but some days it sure feels that way! Your trip in some way eases the load for all of us. God bless you and stay safe. Janet in Ohio

Date:

10 Jun 2004

Time:

16:46:13

Comments

Hi guys, I've been following the saga with great interest. It's beginning to sound painful. Any projection when this ride will be completed? I've got no room to make comments since I subject myself to punishment sitting down. However, aerobatics is over quickly and you don't get stuck out in the wilderness, except at those weird towns where the contests are held. I will be in Llano from the fifth to eighth of August. Will that work for your schedule Dave?  More later. Love, Paul

Date:

11 Jun 2004

Time:

15:22:37

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Ray and David- Thank you for what you are doing. My name is David, and I am a 20 year old college student who was diagnosed with diabetes earlier this year. My grandparents e-mailed the newspaper article about your ride to me (they are from Stow , OH ). I'm currently in Orange , TX for a summer internship, and you guys just rode right past me. Had I heard about this a few days earlier, I could have at least offered you a home cooked meal. Good luck with the rest of your journey, thank you, and God bless. -David

Date:

12 Jun 2004

Time:

20:01:28

Comments

You two are incredible. I have been following your trip and wonder where you get your courage to keep on keeping on. Keep up the good work. I admire what you are doing. I am a recently diagnosed Type 2 Diabetic and plan to contribute to your cause. Carole Krauth

Date:

13 Jun 2004

Time:

15:07:56

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Hi Ray, We are enjoying your stories about your trip. Sounds like fun, but a little more than I would care to tackle. We are with you all the way --- in spirit. We are anxious to have you back. Gene & Luella

Date:

13 Jun 2004

Time:

15:13:35

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Ahoy David & Ray, Have been enjoying y'all's tails on 2 wheels recently, what a wonderful & memorable experience. Keep up the good work, A great and courageous achievement, Bravo...Looking forward to y'all's safe return home Fair Winds from Capt.Steve @CMS.

Date:

14 Jun 2004

Time:

10:56:28

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Hi, Ray and David! A 92 year-old man was asked by the social worker checking him into a retirement home, "Did you have a happy childhood?" He replied with a twinkle, "So far!" We like Margaret! Can we keep you both? She hugs good too! Dick and Rosemarie

Date:

14 Jun 2004

Time:

22:43:19

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Hello Ray and David from all the kids(47) at Vacation Bible School . Today we painted t-shirts, and ate ice cream cones along with music, games and a Bible story about Saul who became Paul. We are having fun AND, donating our collection this week to JDRF. The boys are leading in the competition with 4 lb. of coins but the girls are not far behind with 31/2 lb. of coins. All of us send our love and we have a lot of questions about the Texas snakes when you get back. - Richfield United Church of Christ Vacation Bible School

Date:

17 Jun 2004

Time:

12:32:24

Comments

You are almost there! Keep it up guys we are rooting for you, good luck. I'll be on leave for most of July so when you get home I'll buy you a beer Ray! All the best. Tuttle

Date:

20 Jun 2004

Time:

20:28:10

Comments

Hello Ray and David. Vacation Bible School is over. We had a great week of fun. The kids filled a swimming pool with food goods for a hunger center and collected over 78 1/2LB. of coins for your "Ride for the Cure" for JDRF. See you soon.

Date:

21 Jun 2004

Time:

10:13:56

Comments

Well done, both of you. Keep up the good work. From Brenda and Alison (steve Black's Mum & sister)!!!

Date:

25 Jun 2004

Time:

16:11:06

Comments

What are you doin' for lunch? I went to the Mexican place for lunch and had some El Yucateco verde in your honor. See you soon! Jimmy

Date:

28 Jun 2004

Time:

09:32:11

Comments

Hi Ray and David! I will be away at diabetes camp this week so I will miss out on your big end of bike trip 2004 finally but I will be thinking of you and all your travels. I am proud of you for finishing the trip and living through the rattlesnakes, flat tires, broken wheels, rain, heat, bad food, long days and weird people. Thank you for all you are doing to help me find a cure for diabetes too! We are almost to our goal and I am confident that we will make it! I will be thinking of you and I will see you when you get back home. Love, Stephanie

Date:

30 Jun 2004

Time:

11:34:14

Comments

Well done, good and faithful servant.... CJEEE