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1 The Newsletter of the Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women August * Volume 2018 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE IN THIS ISSUE President s Message 1 Spiritual Life Retreat at Beersheba 2 Annual Conference 3 Accepted Policy Changes 4 Slate of Officers 5 Biographies of Slate of Officers 5 & 6 Legacy Fund Theme Baskets 7 Social Action 7 Member Personal Story 8 Reading Program 9 Rise Against Hungry event 9 Get Real! Get Live! 9 Harpeth River District Report 10 TN Conference United Methodist Women Officers Information 11 TN Conference United Methodist Women District Presidents 12 Spiritual Retreat Registration Form 13 OUR PURPOSE The organized unit of United Methodist Women is a community of women whose Purpose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the No. 3&4 I hope you have all had some rest and relaxation over the summer school has already started back and fall will be here before we know it! I don't know about you, but I cannot wait to go up the mountain for the spiritual retreat at Beersheba September 7-9! Olive Davenport and her team have worked very hard to make this event special and are excited to welcome us. Please note that there are classes for the children and youth when the adults are in session - please encourage moms and grandmothers in your church to come to the retreat and bring their precious children! The deadline for applications being received is August 24. We are so thrilled to announce that Harriet Jane Olson, CEO of United Methodist Women National, will be our guest speaker at our Annual Meeting on October 13! It will be held at Murfreesboro First UMC and they can't wait to host us. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. Extended information about both of these events and registration forms are included in this newsletter. It actually rained in my neck of the woods today (Praise God!) and it became cool enough for me to sit out on the deck. As I looked out over God's creation, I had no doubt that He was with me. His love and faithfulness are everlasting. There is no better way for us to return this faithfulness to Him than to take care of the least of these. That is what we as United Methodist Women do through our mission giving - we are taking care of women, children and youth. As we enter the last portion of 2018, please prayerfully consider making an extra gift - individually, as units or as a district - to this important and worthwhile cause. Karen Maynard will be more than happy to process these extra checks and send them on! Thanks so much for your hard work and faithfulness to United Methodist Women. I hope to see many of you soon! Blessings, Nita Wright President 1 August, 2018

2 SPIRITUAL GROWTH SPIRITUAL LIFE RETREAT AT BEERSHEBA 2018 Have you Registered for the Retreat yet? It is not too late!! The form is attached the deadline is August 24! SEPTEMBER 7 9, 2018 IS THE DATE!! SPIRITUAL LIFE RETREAT AT BEERSHEBA SPRINGS IS THE EVENT! Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! For His mercy endures forever. Psalm 107:1 Ladies, good news - it is almost time for the Spiritual Life Retreat! Plans are in place for one of the best retreats ever held. Our speaker, Margaret Fisher is bringing surprises and spiritual growth for us. She will be using the book Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World by Joanna Weaver. YOU still have until August 24 to sign up for this Retreat! We have childcare workers for our little ones. The youth leaders are Donna Dilts and Mary Swafford and the children's leaders re Gracie Dugan and Kayla Roe. They are planning exciting events for both groups. Our mission project is Miriam's Promise. They are asking for gift cards from Kroger and Walmart in the amount of $10 or $20. These can be given to persons who apply at the agency for all members of the family. Please bring a flashlight to help guide you back to your room after the evening session. My hope is that all who attend this retreat will have an enjoyable weekend and come away with a renewed appreciation for God's kingdom and the beautiful mountaintop. I am counting the days until we are together again! Blessings, Olive Davenport Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women 2 August, 2018

3 T C A M 2018 October will be here before we know it and that means the Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women Annual Meeting is right around the corner. WE WILL GATHER AT MURFREESBORO FIRST UMC SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 8:30 AM MEETING STARTS AT 9:30 AM The church is located at 265 W. Thompson Lane, Murfreesboro, TN Once on the church grounds, follow the signs to the sanctuary and use that entrance. The book room will be open during registration and Nancy Beyer plans to have a good selection of books on hand. Also during registration, you will have the opportunity to see and bid on the Theme Baskets (see page 7) from the Districts that are being sold in a silent auction. Proceeds from the auction go to the Legacy Fund. We are planning a program that will be informative and meaningful. Harriett Jane Olson, President and CEO of United Methodist Women will be our guest speaker. We will have special music from Elliot Peterson, Director of Music Ministries at Murfreesboro First UMC as well as congregational singing. We will hear from a representative of Bethlehem Center of Nashville and participate in the sacrament of Holy Communion. Harriett Jane Olson Chief Executive Officer An offering will be taken for Bethlehem Centers. They can also take phone cards and gas cards. The registration form for this meeting is included in this newsletter. The United Methodist Women at Murfreesboro First UMC are already working hard to make this day special. On behalf of your conference executive team, I urge you to mark your calendar and make every effort to be part of the annual meeting. We are confident you will be blessed. Looking forward to seeing you on October 13. Peggy Owen Vice President Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women Harpeth River District, Centerville owenpeggy@gmail.com 3 August, 2018

4 PROPOSED CHANGES IN ACCEPTED POLICIES TO BE VOTED ON AT THE AT THE OCTOBER 13 ANNUAL MEETING ACCEPTED POLICIES The Conference Executive team, at the recommendation of the Accepted Policies committee, is proposing the following changes to the Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women Accepted Policies. These policies will be voted on at the 2018 Conference Annual Meeting at Murfreesboro First UMC on October 13. Elections and Appointments Conference Officers Current Policy: 1. Elected officers may not hold the same office more than four years except for treasurer, who may hold the office for six years. Proposed Change: 1. Elected leaders of the conference are elected for a two year term. Nominating committee members are elected for a four year term. (UMW National Committee on Nominations Handbook, page 143.) 2. Elected officers may not hold the same office more than four years except the treasurer, who may hold the office for six years. Tenure on the leadership team for the elected leadership of the conference organization will be limited to a total of eight years. If a woman has already completed her eight-year tenure in positions other than president, she may still be elected president. (UMW National Handbook, Page 142.) Living the Vision Current Policy: 1. Units completing criteria for Living the Vision by December 31 of each year, or as stated by United Methodist Women (national), will send the report to the district mission coordinator of education and interpretation by August Units meeting levels of completion will be recognized at the district annual meeting and will be named in the program book for the conference annual meeting. 3. Special recognition for units that meet requirements for Level 4 will be given at the conference annual meeting. Proposed Change: Delete policy on Living the Vision as the conference no longer recognizes this program. Permanent Records Current Policy: Conference currently has no policy regarding permanent records. Proposed Policy: 1. A paper copy of the approved conference minutes, financial records, directories, programs and things of historical significance shall be considered permanent records. 2. Permanent records shall be maintained by the Conference Secretary in an air-tight, waterproof storage box until archived. 3. Permanent records shall be archived at the Tennessee Conference United Methodist Church History and Archives location. Storage boxes of permanent records may be transferred to the Tennessee Conference United Methodist Church History and Archives after three years with the Conference Leadership Team s approval. Peggy Owen, Accepted Policies Committee Chairperson Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women 4 August, 2018

5 TENNESSEE CONFERENCE UNITED METHODIST WOMEN CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE SLATE OF OFFICERS TO BE VOTED ON AT THE OCTOBER 13 ANNUAL MEETING SECOND TERM POSITIONS PRESIDENT Nita Wright Class of Brookhaven Trail Smyrna First UMC Smyrna, TN Stone s River District nita_wright@bellsouth.net Cell Home MISSION COORDINATOR FOR EDUCATION AND INTERPRETATION Donna Dilts Class of Beverly Hills Circle, Apt. 1 Crossville First UMC- Crossville, TN Caney Fork River District donnadilts@gmail.com Cell Home COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR Cassandra Sloop Class of Hickory Point Road Bethlehem UMC, Clarksville, TN Red River District cassandra.sloop@gmail.com Cell First Term Positions SECRETARY Katie Harris Class of Beasley Road Chapel Hill UMC Chapel Hill, TN Stones River District kh14@united.net Home Ashland City, Tn H NativeamericanTN@gmail.com C MISSION COORDINATOR FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH Aquilla Lillard Class of Arno Allisona Road Wesley Chapel UMC College Grove, TN Harpeth River District annaquilla77@gmail.com Cell Home CHAIRPERSON COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS Kathy Booker Class of 2020 P O Box Gordon Memorial UMC Nashville, TN Red River District bookerk2@aol.com Cell Home COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE MEMBERS Eileen Horton Class of Duck Branch Road Brandon Chapel Memorial UMC Fayetteville, TN Stones River District ehorton194272@gmail.com Cell Home Ella Mason Class of Beech Ave. Dixon Memorial UMC Nashville, Tn Red River District H Olive Davenport Class of Hill Avenue., Lot 7 Old Hickory UMC Nashville, TN Cumberland River District treenorris07@gmail.com Home MISSION COORDINATOR FOR SOCIAL ACTION Mary T Newman Class of 2019 P O Box 4 H Red River District BIOGRAPHIES OF MEMBERS TO BE ELECTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OCTOBER 13 NITA WRIGHT is a second term nominee for PRESIDENT. She has lived in middle Tennessee for the past 29 years. She is retired and doesn t know when she had time to work! She is a member of Smyrna First UMC where she has chaired the Worship, Preschool and Fellowship Committees. She is a Lay Delegate to the Annual Conference, serves as Co-Chair of the Lay Leadership Team, sings in the choir and leads a Thursday morning women s Bible study as well volunteering with the youth. Nita has served as President and Spiritual Growth Coordinator of her local UMW unit and now serves as treasurer for both her circle and unit as well as serving on the nominations committee. She has served as Secretary, Education & Interpretation Coordinator and President of the Murfreesboro District UMW. She has served as Assistant Dean and Dean of the TN Conference UMW Mission u. She is a Certified Lay Servant and also serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors and Community Lay Director of the Nashville Emmaus Community. Nita is married to Tom, an honorary United Methodist Woman, and has two children Ginny, who is the CPO of the Boys and Girls Club in Elizabethton, TN, and Emily, who is an Attorney in Atlanta. She also has a cat named CeCe, who allows her, along with Tom, to live in the house. She enjoys reading, cooking, gardening, traveling and pulling for her beloved Alabama Crimson Tide! DONNA DILTS is a second term nominee for MISSION COORDINATOR FOR EDUCATION AND INTERPRETATION and would be with the class of 2020 She is a member of Crossville First UMC where serves on Staff Parish Committee, is a member of Nurture Committee, volunteer in her church office and sings in the choir. In the UMW Donna has served as unit Secretary and President. In the District she has been Social Action Coordinator, Spiritual Coordinator, Nomination Chair and President. In the Conference she has served on Nominating Committee and as Coordinator of Education and Interpretation. Donna s first love is UMW and enjoy serving on Tennessee Conference 5 August, 2018

6 BIOGRAPHIES OF MEMBERS TO BE ELECTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OCTOBER 13 CASSANDRA ADKINS SLOOP is a second term nominee for Communication Coordinator and editor of THE CALL and would be a part of the class of She is a member of Bethlehem UMC located in the Red River District in Clarksville. She has worked for University UMC in Chapel Hill, NC for several years producing the church s weekly newsletter and preparing the Sunday bulletin. She is the Communication Coordinator of her church and is editor of its monthly newsletter and is the church Treasurer. Cassandra served as Chairman of her church s Administrative Council for 6 years, She has been president of her local UMW unit, and was editor of the Clarksville District s newsletter for 4 years before becoming the TN Conference editor of THE CALL. She lives on her farm in Clarksville with her husband, Jim their 2 beagle pups, Sadie and Sparky and cat named Sugar, 14 chickens and a donkey named Lucy. She has 5 children and 7 grandchildren in North Carolina and Georgia. Having lived in Chapel Hill, NC for 52 years she is a huge fan of UNC Tarheel Basketball. KATIE HARRIS is the first term nominee for SECRETARY and would be a part of the class She attends Chapel Hill UMC in the Stones River District and serves as the local UMW president and chair of the church council. She is a retired elementary school teacher and coach of middle/high school basketball and softball. UMW district positions held in the past include Social Action Coordinator and President of the Columbia District; and Conference Nominating Committee Member and Chair. MARY T NEWMAN is a first term nominee for MISSION COORDINATOR FOR SOCIAL ACTION and would be a part of the class of As a mother of 5 grown children and 3 grandchildren - with one on the way and a great grandchild, I have been multi-tasking a lot of years! Raising our children to be able to 'take care of themselves' has been a goal that I think we accomplished. Sustenance living is hard but rewarding. I was employed 13 years with the Office of Connectional Ministries. Prior to that employment, I began work on the district levels with Native American Ministries. I still continue on the conference level with the committee as coordinator. With that focus, I also serve on Native American Comprehensive Plan-the national plan. This led me to meet people for different tribal and geographic areas. I represent the Southeast Jurisdiction with General Board of Global Ministries which led me to serve on PAG. I really enjoy that connection. Serving on the board of SEJANAM, the Southeast Jurisdiction Association of Native American Ministries led me to serve as chair of the Southeast Native American Caucus--which led me to serve on NAIC, the Native American International Caucusthe advocacy arm of the church. All said, my sanity is clay. It 'grounds me', no pun intended! Making pottery in the old ways of the southeastern Native Americans and firing on the ground with wood is fulfilling to know that that way is not lost. Teaching those ways is a great way to let people know that way of working with clay is not lost. AQUILLA LILLARD Is a first term nominee for MISSION COORDINATOR FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH and would be with the class of Aquilla has been a member of the UMW since 1990 and was the President of Wesley Chapel UMC unit until the unit became inactive, She is now a member of the Nell Medford unit of Bethesda UMC. Aquilla held district offices for 8 years, Vice President and Mission Coordinator for Education & Interpretation and has been Conference Social Action Coordinator for 3 years. She was a member of the Committee on Nominations for 4 years, 2 of those years as chairman. Aquilla currently is the TN Conference 150 th Legacy Fund Liaison, working to provide a legacy for the United Methodist Women to COME during the next 150 years. She loves the women of the United Methodist Women! Aquilla is the mother of 2, grandmother of 5, a member of Wesley Chapel UMC, College Grove, the Annual Conference delegate and is a Certified Lay Servant. Reading and pulling weeds are her hobbies. KATHY BOOKER is a first term nominee for CHAIRPERSON COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS and would be part of the class of She was born in Bristol, Tennessee and attended John Wesley United Methodist Church. She further pursued her education by attending Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tennessee and received a B.S degree in Bio- Chemistry and a minor in Sociology. She is currently a member of Gordon Memorial United Methodist Church and within her local church she is treasurer for the Greeters Ministry and Finance Committee Chair. She has been active in United Methodist Women for many years and has held offices on the local, district and conference levels. She is past president of the Southeastern Jurisdiction Leadership Training Team and past Women s Division Director. She is currently a member on the conference Nominating Committee. Within the United Methodist Church she is former treasurer for TN BMCR and former lay member of Congregational Development. At present she is on the Board of Ordained Ministries. Kathy is employed at the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and currently holds the position of Pesticide Administrator. She has the responsibility of overseeing the use, mis-use, sale and distribution of pesticides across the state. She has been the past president of the Association of Southern Feed, Fertilizer and Pest Control Officials (ASFFPCO), Tennessee Vegetation Management Association (TVMA) and EPA Region IV Pre- SFIREG Chair (State FIFRA Issues Research and Evaluation Group). Above all else she is a child of God and cannot do anything without him. One of her favorite verses is Philippian s 4:13 I can do all things through Christ that strengthens me. EILEEN HORTON is a first term nominee for COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS and would be a part of the class of She is a member of Brandon Chapel UMC in the Stones River District. Eileen has served as the Conference UMW secretary. ELLA MASON is a first term nominee for the COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS and would be part of the class of She attends Dixon Memorial UMC which is located in the Stones River District. Ella is completing a term on the Red River District Nominating Committee. 6 August, 2018

7 SOCIAL ACTION LEGACY FUND 150TH LEGACY FUND THEME BASKETS Theme Baskets have been successful during the past annual meetings. Yes, they will be available again for silent auction at the coming annual meeting, October. 13 at Murfreesboro First UMC. Each District of the Tennessee Conference has been ask to donate a theme basket with the theme being their choice. I look forward to the challenge of a silent auction among us present at Annual Meeting. As the 150th Legacy Fund Liaison for the Conference, I so want to say thank you to the District's for the theme baskets and to those purchasing those baskets. The proceeds will be appreciated as we build a legacy for our future United Methodist Women. Aquilla Lillard SOCIAL ACTION LIVING WAGES FOR ALL... United Methodist Women joins with National Farm Workers Ministry and the women leaders of the Coalition of the Immokalee Workers to call on Wendy's, the last of the major fast food companies, to sign the Fair Food Agreement. Fair Food Agreement improves wages and working conditions of the farm workers and guarantees the right of independent monitoring of compliance with this agreement. I invite you to sign postcards to petition Wendy's to sign the Fair Food Agreement, proclaiming, time is up on low wages, poor working conditions, and sexual violence in the fields. Postcards will be available for consideration of signing at the 2018 Spiritual Life Retreat, September 7-9 Signed cards will be presented to Wendy's management to the raise our concerns with the company. There is much information of the "Living the Wage to All" on the United Methodist Women website, www/unitedmethodistwomen.org/living Wage for All Aquilla Lillard Mission Coordinator for Social Action & 150th Legacy Fund Liaison Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women Harpeth River District Cell annaquilla77@gmail.com 7 August, 2018

8 SOCIAL ACTION LEGACY FUND My June 15, 2018 Interview with Mrs. LaVergne Parr, Active Member of the UMW for Over 25 Years. So tell me your first memories of your experience with UMW when you joined in Birmingham, AL. LaVergne: I started around The UMW at Lake Highlands Methodist was actually a night time Circle Guild. I was not very active because I had one baby, and another on the way. There were probably about 12 members. I started working in 1955 or 1956, so I wasn t active in the UMW then until I retired in Then I became very active. I went to Camp Sumatanga to take the course in Missions every year, so I could teach it to the group as a whole, over several sessions. We had five active Circles at Lake Highlands. The meetings were either at the church or at one of the member s homes. We always had a lunch together at the weekly meetings. Once a month we d meet all together, the whole UMW, with a potluck. We also had a program each time; I gave it sometimes. We had outside speakers come in also. We were a very active group probably about 30 women every month. It was held at the church. We held annual bazaars for several years to raise money for missions, also rummage sales. Everybody brought their old goods they didn t need so that we could sell them, and at the same time the kitchen crew would make hotdogs to sell. People from the neighborhood came in. We made a lot of money at those. How did you advertise? "Big sign on the lawn, and at various points on nearby streets. I was reading books for the reading program of UMW too. I always read 20 books a year, in the various categories that were required. I did this for 15 years. What were the categories? I can t remember; probably the same as today, but I don t know what they are today. What category did you like? Can you remember? No, can t remember. All the records from those Circle days were in one of the cabinets in the kitchen at our home in Birmingham, and they were left there! I was the president for 2 or 3 years. I was also the delegate to the annual conference of North Alabama for 2 years I think. I was also a member of the choir at church for quite a few years. So the Circle, the UMW, was your main involvement at church? Yes, but I also taught SS once a month. Probably the last ten years that we were at Lake Highlands. I taught the men s class and also the Wesley Fellowship Class. So, this pin you re wearing has, besides the gold cross pin of the UMW, fifteen gold butterflies signifying each of the 15 years you completed the 20 books on the reading program, right? That s right. You re still a very avid reader. How many books do you think you ve read this year? I have it right here. (Mrs. Parr pulls out a list from a stack of papers on the table beside her reading chair). Thirty-eight. That s how many I ve read this year so far. I also just received a certificate at the FCE club (Family and Community Education) for literacy. Concluding Ms Parr's article I would like to say: To United Methodist Women of the Tennessee Conference, Ms. Laverne's legacy story is a call to you to share your story of being a member of this women's organization. Please consider sharing your story with us during the special time in the life of the United Methodist Women! 8 August, 2018

9 TENNESSEE CONFERENCE UMW READING PROGRAM Hope all have had a great year so far. We have two more events for books to be offered and they are the Beersheba Spiritual Life Retreat and the Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women Annual Meeting books and the Plan Book for 2019 should be available at those events. One last reminder to all units, please turn in the form for the reading program to your District Reading Program Coordinator by August 15. The form can be found at under forms. Certificates will be issued at the District Annual Meetings. Mission u books count in the reading program: Missionary Conferences of the United Methodist Church in the United States, by J. Ann Craig, Education for Mission Embracing Wholeness, by Jessica Stonecypher, Spiritual Growth Living As a Covenant Community, by Evy McDonald Spiritual Growth What About Our Money?, by Susan K. Taylor Nurturing for Community Feel free to count these books in your book list if you have actually read the books. Just going to mission studies does not count. Our reports cover the time period from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018, therefore from August 15 to December 31 you still have time to finish your reading for C S Blessings, Nancy Beyer Vice President Tennessee Conference United Methodist Women tonybeyer@yahoo.com RISE AGAINST HUNGER JUNE 1, 2019 We will again support this as our hands-on mission project for It will again be at Smyrna First UMC registration will begin at 9:00 am and we will begin promptly at 9:30 am. It takes approximately $3, to fund this project and we are hoping that individuals, units and districts will contribute to this. Providing a meal for one person costs $.35. How many meals are you willing to provide? You can go ahead and send checks beginning now to your District Treasurer or directly to Karen Maynard, Conference Treasurer. GET REAL! GET LIVE! Go green this year with a real Christmas tree. Although it may seem harmful to cut down a tree, purchasing a real Christmas tree versus an artificial one is actually more environmentally friendly. Here are three reasons to go real: 1. Buying real trees helps support Christmas tree farms, which stabilize soil, protect water supplies and provide refuge for wildlife. 2. Real Christmas trees can be recycled. They're often disposed of in lakes or ponds, where they provide habitats for fish. 3. Real Christmas trees absorb carbon dioxide and other gases, emitting fresh oxygen. In fact, 1 acre of Christmas trees produces daily oxygen for 18 people. To learn more about real trees and find a farm near you, visit tennesseechristmastrees.org. Taken from Farm and House, 9 August, 2018

10 NEWS FROM HARPETH RIVER DISTRICT Greetings UMW Sisters! 2018 has been an eventful year for the Harpeth River District. The district has grown to 31 active units! This change brought forth the need for a new name for the newsletter: The Voice of the Harpeth River District UMW. We invite you to take a look at the district s website, hrumw.weebly.com. After we had the opportunity to meet sisters from other districts at the Conference Training for the District Officers in January, we scheduled an additional Training for Local Officers in February. Following the training session, Rev. Allen Black presented a motivational message at the Faith Lift. In April, Patsy Elliott, our District E & I Coordinator, organized Partners in Mission Dinner and Program; an event the district has every other year. This event is designed to emphasize the partnership with the pastors, our churches and UMW in Mission works. Our highlighted Mission for the year is Miriam s Promise. Debbie Robinson gave a very informative presentation. We were able to raise over $800 that night. Centerville UMC was the host for the Local Presidents Round Table in June. Presidents and members from all of the units in the district were invited to attend. The purpose of this meeting was to bring all of the units together to share what their unit was doing for Missions. A potluck lunch followed the meeting. What a delicious way to end a meeting! An item addressed this year with the change of districts has been revision of the Accepted Policies for the Harpeth River District. We are very grateful to Lois Azar for all of her diligent work. The proposed policies will be voted on at the District Annual Meeting, which will be September 22 at the Lawrenceburg First UMC beginning at 9:00 a.m. On August 25,we will have the District Mission Study. Hohenwald First UMC for hosting this event. Joyce Clark will be the guest speaker and will lead the study entitled: Missionary Conferences of the United Methodist Church in the United States. She will talk about the Alaska Conference, the Red Bird Missionary Conference and the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference. With blessings, Janet Pierce 10 August, 2018

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