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1 LOVING GOD AND YOUR NEIGHBOR MATTHEW 22:37-40 The Friendly Corner Our 2011 Goals First Baptist Church South Portsmouth Volume 2, Issue 1 January 2011 T h e st A n n i v e r s a r y Of O u r C h u r c h WE celebrate T h e 2 0 th A n n i v e r s a r y Of O u r P a s t o r & F i r s t L a d y The Vision Is Real T h e A n n i v e r s a r y B a n q u e t On this 121 st Anniversary of First Baptist Church South Portsmouth, we leave a legacy of service knowing that the work will continue. We remember the past, thank God for the present and walk by faith into the future. The vision is real! To be a tithing church To build our Church School To evangelize in our community To build our Youth Ministry Become a part of our outreach ministry Support Pastor and church at all afternoon or evening worship services. Prove Me and Tithe!! Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it. Malachi 3:10 Inside this issue: THE PASTOR S PEN Pg. 2 A SPIRITUAL FRUITCAKE Pg. 3 NEW HORIZON MUSIC MINISTRY Pg. 4 NURSES MINISTRY Pg. 5 YOUTH MINISTRY Pg. 6 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Pg. 8 NEW MEMBERS Pg. 13 WE CARE MINISTRY Pg. 14

2 Our Vision P A G E 2 t he Pastor s pen A Passion for Your Purpose T HE F R I E N D L Y C O R N E R By: Pastor Warren E. Amlet God saved each of us with a plan and purpose in mind. Jer. 29:11 says I know the thoughts I have towards you, plans for a hope and a future. The French call it a raison d'être (a reason for being). As we begin a new year, we must stop and ponder the question, Why am I here? 1 Corin. 9 speaks of the gifts of the Spirit. Every believer once he or she is saved receives one or more of the gifts. It was Paul who admonished a young Timothy to stir up the gift (s) that was in him. When we don t use the gifts, they lie dormant and have no effect. We are saved to change the world for God. Let me further say that whatever we are truly called by God to do becomes a passion. We re motivated by an excitement to do it for the Glory of God and to see His kingdom come on earth as it is in Heaven. Remember the Magi, wise men who had a divine passion that lead them to Jesus, the Son of the Living God. Your passion is your power. It ignites the fuse in you to do God s work. Going to the next Spiritual level is allowing God to stir and move you to that next place (spiritual place) to which he has called you. Remember the Kingdom of God is always moving forward and the worst place to be is where God left. F. W. Boreman said we make our decisions and our decisions in turn make us. Make the decision to rise. Christ in the new Testament said many times Rise and be made whole. From the lowest position to the highest you are a child of God with a gift God has given you. Say to yourself - Gift I will arise and let God stir up my gift. Pastor Warren E. Amlet & Sis. Irene S. Amlet This year make a decision to Risk! It is true nothing risked, nothing gained. Nothing beats a failure but a try. Step out, step up and let God. He can and He will. He has done it before hasn t he? This year make a worth list not a wish list. 1. Embrace biblical giving - tithing 2. Embrace worship - Bible study, prayer meeting, Church School 3. Embrace evangelism - Share the Christ in you with others. 4. Finally embrace stirring up your spiritual gift. Yours in Christ Pastor Amlet FBCSP Make the decision to return. Maybe spiritually you ve been on E. God is calling you, as He called a blind man out of a crowd to come forth, to go forward in 2011 so you will see a little of Heaven. So don t do old things because they re familiar, don t complain, exclaim, embrace your deliverance. Fellowships with New First Baptist Church Taylorsville for the Hospitality Ministry Anniversary The Vision of First Baptist Church South Portsmouth is based on Luke 4: This is a ministry of helping people to get to the next level in their walk with God by helping the poor, healing the hurt, proclaiming freedom, restoring sight to those spiritually blind, releasing the oppressed, and to preach the good news of Jesus Christ with signs following. Recognizing that God is a God of purpose, FBCSP maintains an atmosphere where people can freely worship God, embrace His Word, experience His power and walk in His purpose. We express God s love by demonstrating unconditional love for all people, giving them room to grow, as we serve and advance God s Kingdom together.

3 P A G E 3 Missionary Ministry The House of Refuge Outreach Ministry Elder Millard L. Branch, Pastor The Spiritual Fruit Cake Who satisfied thy mouth with good things; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagles. Psalms 133 Deaconess Luella Harrell Sis. Mary Redd 6 eggs - Jeremiah 17:11 1 cup butter - Gen 18:8 3 cups flour - 1 Kings 4:22 3 cups sugar - Ephesians 5:2 Sis. Phyllis Logan ½ cup milk - 1 Peter 2:2 1 tsp. baking powder - Amos 4:5 Evangelist Carolyn Williams Pinch of salt Lev. 2:13 1 tsp. of honey 1 cup nuts Num 17:8 Bro. William Harrell 1 cup water Gen. 24:7 2 cups fruit 1 Samuel 30:12 Evangelist Jessica Smith Spices to taste 1 Kings 10:10 Evangelist Sandra Nance Test Bake Evangelist Jessica Smith Serve Deut. 10:16 Faith Hebrews 6:5 Give us this day Our Daily Bread Matthew 6:11 Evangelist Carolyn Williams T HE F R I E N D L Y C O R N E R Speak The Word! Minister Evangeline Davis Matt 25:1-13 Clap on Clap off mentality It s Midnight To be holy is a good thing set apart If is fits you must repent God is not our servant - we are servants of the Lord Take your toy and go home What s in your vessel? Holiness is a life style A n i n v i t a t i o n t o A l l W o m e n Ministry Leader - Sis Irene Amlet You have an open invitation to attend our Women s Ministry Fellowship every second Saturday at 9 A.M. Be a part of informative sessions related to today s life issues and concerns. Our theme this year is the Prayers of a Virtuous Woman. We begin this year reading and discussing The Incredible Power of Prayer by Roger J. Morneau. I challenge each women to accept this invitation of fellowship and to pass it on to other women.

4 V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 1 T h e P a s t o r s A i d H o l i d a y S o c i a l P A G E 4 Ministry Leader: Deaconess Sylvia Weston that they do. A great meal and fellowship. Thank you to all who participated. We wish each of you continued blessings for the New Year. On this annual event the Pastor s Aid Ministry invited the Deaconess Ministry to join us as we celebrated the season and to let our Pastor & First Lady know how much we appreciate all U s h e r M i n i s t r y # 1 P r e s e n t s i n C o n c e r t Members and friends from other churches and communities joined the congregation of FBCSP on 11/21/10 B y S i s. L i l l i e J o n e s The 4 pm for a concert of familiar songs enjoyable and uplifting to all. Their ministry, Singing to God - Songs of Hope are Veterans in Recovery from Alcohol and Dope Devotions were led by Evangelist Jessica Smith. Sister Jeannie Robinson introduced the singers. The rainbow represents our new life of being clean and sober. The cross symbolizes our suffering during addiction and the sacrifices we made to become clean and sober. The American flag is symbolic of our status as Veterans. The dove symbolizes the peace we have found through our spirituality and freedom from addiction.

5 Sis Connie Lovett - Poet Bro William Harrell, Jr. A Wise Mann P A G E 5 The Play What Kind of nurse are You? N u r s e s M i n i s t r y 11/6/10 F i r s t B a p t i s t C h u r c h S o u t h P o r t s m o u t h 3 : 0 0 P M LOL C hristmas Program Written and directed by Sis Mary Redd Pastor Amlet - Joseph Evangelist Jessica Smith - Mary Evangelist Sandra Nance - Worship Leader Bro. Brandon Yancey - Prayer Remembering the Reason for the Season The Voices of Christmas Most of us look forward to getting gifts over the holidays. Our children especially dream about the wonderful things they hope to find under the tree on Christmas morning. Thank you FBCSP Family for your participation in making these dreams come true.

6 PAGE 6 A Day at Busch Gardens THE FRIENDLY CORNER Sponsored by: McDonald s # 1417 N-Focus Owner Operator - Norman H. Williams 5761 E. Virginia Beach Blvd. Norfolk, VA Thank You So Much!

7 Movie Night The Preacher s Daughter Watch Night - Ushering in the a New Year with a Word, a prayer and a meal. Thank you Pastor, Bro. Isom & team. Happy New Year to all! Pizza & Fun for Our Youth Sis Phyllis Logan wants to thank all the youth and youth advisors for all they do. Continue to share your gifts, support, love and time as we continue to grow as a ministry. Sunday 11/14/2010 Sister Meander White Day Sis White Celebrates her 101 st Birthday A special thank you to McDonald s # Congratulations and may God continue to bless you. Destiny A Solo That Touched Our Hearts

8 P A G E 8 Our Anniversary Celebration T HE F R I E N D L Y C O R N E R By Sister Velma Brown The banquet committee would like to thank all who supported the 2010 banquet. It was a joy for the committee to work together to make sure that the celebration was a time to give thanks to God. Even in 1889 the believers had a mind to work. In 1889 a frame building 24 X 40 feet was erected on the corner of Beech Street and Centre Avenue by faithful believers from Mars Hill Baptist Church of South Hampton County. They wanted a place to worship God that would feel like their home church. The building they erected was given the name of First Baptist Church of Brighton. Over the years the name was changed to First Baptist Church South Portsmouth. On October 23, 2010, we celebrated the 121 st anniversary of First Baptist Church South Portsmouth and the 20 th anniversary of Pastor Warren E. Amlet and First Lady Irene Amlet. shall they preach, except they be sent? As it is written, How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things! For the first time the banquet was held in the recently erected Warren E. Amlet Fellowship Hall. Many members, neighborhood friends, several churches, were represented to help us celebrate a glorious evening of thanksgiving to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. God has truly blessed First Baptist in so many ways. God has given us a pastor who loves God and is a true servant, a first lady who is a prayer warrior, a beautiful sanctuary, a loving church family and a beautiful fellowship hall. To God be the glory for all that He has done. The was a very special time for the pastor, first lady, members and friends of FBCSP. It was especially significant to our pastor because it was the twentieth year of service to our church and membership. Romans 10:14,15 and how shall they hear without a preacher? And how

9 A Testimony Anniversary Services V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 1 P A G E 9 Anniversary Banquet Saturday, Oct. 23 rd Rev. Dr. Melvin T. Blackwell Historic Little Zion Baptist Church Get Ready to Cross the Jordan River Thursday, Oct. 21 st Pastor Charles W. Beamon Fourth Baptist Church Sunday, Oct. 17 th Pastor Elbert T. Knight Mount Carmel Baptist Church Matt 25:14-21 Faithful Servant People don t know the price of your shout.when I come to church I come with an attitude...an attitude of praise! Sunday, Oct. 24 th Dr. William S. Hampton, Pastor Mount Calvary Baptist Church Numbers 11:13 Can t Quit Compliance Becomes contagious Love like Jesus Forgive Prayer

10 Arriving in Style The Table is Set P A G E th Church & 20 th Pastoral Anniversary T HE F R I E N D L Y C O R N E R The Guests Arrive The Anniversary Committee

11 Rev. James Womack - I have served for six, but this one has the fix. Soloists Sister Margaret Johnson Sister Jackie Ford P A G E 11 T HE F R I E N D L Y C O R N E R Our Anniversary Banquet A Night To Remember FBCSP Mime Ministry

12 Humor Good for the soul V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 1 P A G E 12 Puzzle Food for the brain B i b l e B r a i n T e a s e r I once made a remark about the hidden books of the Bible. It was a lulu, kept people looking so hard for facts, and for others it was a revelation. Some were in a jam, especially since the names of the books are not capitalized, but the truth finally struck home to numbers of readers. To others, it was a real job. We want it to be a most fascinating few moments for you. Yes, there will be some really easy ones to spot. Others may require judges to help them. I will quickly admit it usually takes a minister to find one of the 17, and there will be loud lamentations when it is found. A little lady says she brews a cup of tea so she can concentrate better. See how well you can compete. Relax now, for there really are the names of 17 books of the Bible in these sentences. (One preacher found 16 books in 20 minutes. It took him three weeks to find the seventeenth one.) Submitted by Scott Quinn Ingredients food for the heart Corn Bread by Sis Baby Gaines 1 box Jiffy Mix 1 Small can cream corn 1 8 oz carton sour cream 1 cup milk 3 eggs Sugar as desired ½ t. baking powder 1/3 cup oil or butter Mix Jiffy mix and all ingredients together at one time. Beat eggs before putting in mix. Oil baking dish with Pam and bake approx. 1 and ½ hrs. or until took pick come out clean & you ll think you have spoon bread. Goody Good, Good! Sis Mary P. Gaines

13 V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 1 P A G E 13 Praises & congratulations Prayer for our known sick and shut in Sis. Nellie Baysmore Sis. Lola Brown Sis. Teeia Butts Bro. James Griffin & Sis. Pepita (Angel) Brown were united in holy matrimony on Dec. 4 th Sis. Cecilia Jackson Bro. Cornelius Reynolds Bro. Robert Stephenson Deacon Lenjamin Cummings Sis. Patricia Snead Bro. Eugene Davis Sis. Geraldine Dillard Bro. John Farrrow Sis. Meander White Deacon William Wingate Grand Daughter of Deaconess Evangeline Mills Growing up, Timika Elliott longed to see herself in the books she read. With five eager readers now calling her mom, she s ready to write her own stories. Timika s bringing these tales out of her head and onto paper because of her experience in the creative writing program. Friends would read my work and tell me it s great, but now I know how to identify what s really working and what s not, says Timika, who served in the Army as a photojournalist. As a writer, I finally feel like I belong. After completing her military service, Timika earned both her B.A. and M.F.A. degrees from Rutgers Camden. She received the Ralph Johnson Bunche Distinguished Graduate Award for being an exceptional, full-time student. Named for the Nobel Peace Laureate, the award provided Timika with a $15,000 stipend plus tuition remission. I was humbled in receiving such an honor, Timika says. It allowed me to focus on my writing goals and shape my plans for my future in writing. She aims to publish her book-length thesis which features fiction inspired from her childhood, like the short story Della, borne of Timika s relationship with her grandmother. Timika is a former member of FBCSP. Remember our sick and shut-in with a prayer, a call or a visit. And the prayer of faith shall save the sick and the Lord shall raise him up. James 5:15 Finding Your PLACE in Ministry P Personality Type L Likes & Love A Availability C Charismata Gifts (Ro 12) E Experience & Skills Bro. James Whitfield Sis. LaRetha Brown Sis. Tearney Blow Bro. Jermaine Jones Bro. Oncra A. Allsbrook Bro. Thomas Hampton Bro. John Knight Sis. Joyce Blackmon Bro. Jamal Quimby Sis. LaTanya Holiday Sis. Carolyn Worrell Sis. Cecelia Jackson Sis. Monica Hampton Bro. Charles Sells Sis. Nicole Staton Bro. Brian Askew Sis. Fannie Savage Sis. Veronica Johnson Welcome to the FBCSP Family I have decided to follow Jesus One Lord One Faith One Baptism Ephesians 4: Sis. Ciara Long Sis. Barbara Morris Bro. Brandon Yancey Sis. Alicia Shannon Bro. Jerome Harris Sis. Crystal Smith Bro. Quniton Barnes Sis. Ebony Smith Sis. Dallas Mills Sis. Jennifer Fentress Sis. Christiana Bean Sis. Kwanza Elliott Completed New Members Class The Month of October Brother Brian Askew Brother Eric Foskey Sister Tamika Jordan Brother Brandon Yancey Sister Catrina Jordan Sister Barbara Morris Brother Thomas Hampton Sister Carolyn Worrell Brother Oncra Allsbrook Brother Charles Sells

14 Mine? Read: Malachi 3:1-18 Submitted by Sis. Brandi Diaz Have you ever tried to take a toy from a toddler? If so, then you know it s hardly worth the effort. Even though the child probably doesn t know where the toy came from, the words my and mine repeatedly resound. It s hers and no one else s. Mine. It s one of the first words we learn as children. No one has to teach us to be possessive. Hoarding comes naturally. Maybe we fear that we won t have what we need or that someone will take what we think rightfully belongs to us. Learning to share is so often the challenge. God instituted the concept of tithing during Moses time. Not only was it the way God provided for the Levites, but it was also a spiritual discipline to teach his people to rely on him. By giving God the first tenth of their produce, they acknowledged that all they had was from his hand. In this passage, God lamented that the people were robbing him by withholding their tithe. He asked them to test his generosity. And WOW! God can pass that test, opening the floodgates of heaven and pouring out so much blessing that there will not be enough room for it. With a return like that, who wouldn t want to give to God? But God doesn t ask us to give out of his own need or for what we receive in return. He asks us to give as a reflection of how generous he has been to us. He has, indeed, poured out mercy, forgiveness, provision and everything else we need. Jesus said, Give and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you (Luke 6:38). The Old Testament tithe was a requirement, but the New Testament offering is a test of the heart. Giving is not a duty but a joyous outpouring of gratitude. And giving is God s way of making us, his people, and a conduit of his love to other. Health & Wellness February - American Heart Month Heart Health Factors The Simple 7 1. Get Active 2. Control Cholesterol 3. Eat Better 4. Manage Blood Pressure 5. Lose Weight 6. Reduce Blood Sugar 7. Stop Smoking Visit for more information on Life s Simple 7. What s in your mouth? Does it edify? Does it encourage? Is it true? James 3 What is your motive for what you say? Is there a time when you shouldn t say what you have heard? Would you say it before God? The We Care Food Ministry celebrated it s 1 st anniversary on Nov. 18 th by providing 112 families in Southside Portsmouth with groceries for Thanksgiving. We give a generous Thank you to our church families who provided 57 turkeys for our distribution. You not only helped in providing a Thanksgiving meal but assisted in feeding each family for three additional days. Our mission has been met this year. E have shown 3,850 people, including widows, the homeless, unemployed due to lay-offs and single mothers struggling to make ends meet the caring love of God in the mist of their circumstance. This could not have been accomplished without the loving concern of Pastor Amlet and our administrative officials who supported the ministry prayerfully and financially. The smiles and words of gratitude received from the people we served let us know that we made a difference in their lives The ministry could not have functioned without the anointed and dependable staff of volunteers, who showed up week after week to stock, file and pack the products for distribution. People like brothers Paul Hampton, William Harrell, Sr., Robert Isom, Ray Logan, William Jones, Randy Dozier, Rev. Jimmie Allen,.Dec. Alphonsa Battle, and sister Irene Amlet, Theresa Battle, Barbara Sharpe, Phyllis Logan, Deana Jones, Cherrie Campbell, Gladys Logan, Erma Thomas, Mildred Harrison, Tina Roberts, Margaret Allen, and Marie Todd. It has been a joy working with you, we have really become a family! I can t wait to see what happens next year!! Deaconess Luella Harrell.

15 V O L U M E 2, I S S U E 1 P A G E 15 January Birthdays Sister Erma Boone (2) Sister Carlethia Frost (2) Sister Latesha Harrell (5) Sister Barbara Isom ( 8) Sister Malanese Mayo (9) Brother Brian Askew (10) Sister Sharon Crawford (19) Brother Donielle Riddick (21) Sister Erma Thomas (21) Sister Deborah Barcliff (22) Brother Johnnie Bond (27) Happy Birthday Saints Congratulation on the newest addition to the Prayer family. We welcome our drummer, Bro. Grady Redd to the music ministry. February Birthdays March Birthdays Sister Mary Salley (2) Brother Herbert Boone (3) Sister Shirley West (3) Brother Oncra Allsbrook (4) Sister Jackie Ford (4) Sister Laverne Kenon (4) Brother William Harrell, Jr. (5) Sister Rebecca Alexander (6) Sister Tina Roberts (6) Sister La-Retha Brown (8) Brother Otis Bynum (9) Brother Jermaine Jones (10) Sister Jasmine Ford (12) Sister Patricia Snead (12) Brother Tyrone Staton (12) Sister Jeanette Brabson (13) Sister Germarrish Brown (16) Sister Glynnisha Leathers (18) Sister Shirley Howell (20) Brother Jamal Quimby (22) Sister Jennifer Fentress (26) We Remember Sister Dana Archie (1) Sister Arthur Davis (2) Brother Jerome Hewlett (2) Brother Arnesto Frost (5) Sister Carolyn Worrell (5) Brother Frederick Walker (7) Sister Bertha Blount (9) Sister Tyran Green (9) Sister Darrin Stephenson (9) Sister Kimberly Peebles (12) Brother Clifton Pollard (12) Sister Esmond Lambert (13) Brother Alphonsa Battle (17) Sister Gladys Hill (17) Sister Theresa Battle (19) Sister Barbara Hyman (20) Sister Irene Amlet (22) Sister Kwanza Elliott (23) Sister Margaret Allen (30) On The Field Submitted by Sis. Sarah Hill No. 10 Churchland 40 Granby 0. The visiting Truckers scored on their first two possessions and led 28-0 at halftime in an Eastern District victory. Johntae Outten scored on a 46-yard pass before Jacorey Robbins had a 7-yard TD run to open the game, and Marvelle Edmondson added a 98-yard interception return in the second half. Key stats: C-Robbins 16-78, TD rushing; Outten 2-81, 2 TD receiving; Wilonte Roscoe , 103 yards, 2 TDs passing; G-Paul Dukes 8-42 rushing. --- Reported by Charlie Baumgartner We Remember Sister Minerva Williams Sister Mildred McCowan Sister Constance Leathers Brother George Weston Brother Manasseh Chavis Sister Sarah Hawkins

16 I once made a remark about the hidden books of the Bible. It was a lulu, kept people looking so hard for facts, and for others it was a revelation. Some were in a jam, especially since the names of the books are not capitalized, but the truth finally struck home to numbers of readers. To others, it was a real job. We want it to be a most fascinating few moments for you. Yes, there will be some really easy ones to spot. Others may require judges to help them. I will quickly admit it usually takes a minister (reference to Ecclesiastes) to find one of the 17, and there will be loud lamentations when it is found. A little lady says she brews a cup of tea so she can concentrate better. See how well you can compete. Relax now, for there really are the names of 17 books of the Bible in these sentences. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTH PORTSMOUTH 1445 Centre Avenue Portsmouth, VA Office (757) amlet@firstbaptchurch.hrcoxmail.com Website: FBCSouthPortsmouth.com Enter to Worship - Depart to Serve Weekly Calendar Answer to this issue s puzzle Church School 9:30 A.M. - 10:40 A. M. Praise & Worship Morning Worship Tuesday Power For Living Thursday Bible Study (Adult & Youth) Thursday Prayer Service 10:45 A.M. Manna from Heaven WPCE 1400 AM Monday 11:45 A.M. 12:00 P.M. The friendly church on the corner of Beech & Centre in the Brighton section of Portsmouth Where everybody is somebody and Jesus Christ is Lord 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M 7:00-8:30 P.M. 8:30-9:00 P.M. Parents, as our Newsletter and Website continues to grow. The staff of The Friendly Corner is seeking your permission to publish pictures and or videos of your child captured during church or school related events. Please see any member of the NL staff to pick up a form. Thank you, Sis Hamlet F r o m t h e e d i t o r Glory Be To God! We shall not forget that this is God s vision - we are only the stewards, the caretakers, of His vision. The Friendly Corner - Newsletter Staff Sis. Donna Hamlet Editor Sis. Brandi Diaz Journalist & Photographer Sis. Jessica Gant Youth Ministry-Reporter Evangelist Jessica Smith Contributor Sis. Irene Amlet Media Advisor Looking ahead. Managing Finances Tax Day Youth Ministry Black History Month Pre-Mother s Day Breakfast Women s Day Friends & Family Women s Ministry Men s Day Men s Ministry & More! Special events, recognitions, promotions The next issue of Share them with us. The Friendly Corner will be published in April. Please submit all articles, & pictures for review & editing by 3/12/11. Remember, each issue of the newsletter and additional event pictures can also be accessed via the church website The Snow Storm of 2010 We Are Thankful W e O f f e r C o m f o r t To our church members, their families and friends - Be encouraged. I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. We find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared their love. Leo Buscaglia When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Author Unknown