TO JEAN
Spring has sprung!
No time for ease,
Jean's wash is swinging in the breeze!
Soon time to mow,
And then to hoe,
I think I'll hide and just lay low –
'til Winter.
March 31, 1982
Guess Who???
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Rev Homer Thompson was pastor at the NVUMC from 1981-1985. He and his wife, Roma, lived next door in the parsonage during that time. Homer retired in 1989 and suffered from Parkinsons, going into a nursing home in the Columbus area in 1996. He passed away in 2001.
Roma & Rev. Homer Thompson on parsonage porch c1983
Rev. Homer Thompson, Darren Stricker, Roma Thompson c1983 at HH Uibles house for progressiv e dinner
2 comments:
Having trouble with the comments thing. :( I don't remember at all a pecan pie or her poetic skill but her name was Roma :)
Mary, thanks for your comment. I updated her name to now show "Roma" and appreciate your correction. Wonder if Dad is still in contact with her? And you think the lawn-mowing, hoeing poem may have been by Jean Sanker? Interesting timing. I have more things from Jean Sanker but not delving into them quite yet.
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