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Today I was given the honor to guest post at Caring for Carleigh.
The author is Holly Haas and she is a very special friend of our family. Please read the story and find out just how she has touched our family. I have no doubt that her story will touch you too.
I could write many blog posts about how truly special she is, and the moving story that she has to tell. However I will let her words do the talking to your hearts just as they have ours.
Please click one of the links to Caring for Carliegh. Read our story (my guest post) then learn for yourself more about this wonderful family. Their story touches all who read it.
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You can also read more about the Haas family at Haas Family Blessings.
This post and my guest post are dedicated to Carleigh and all the Haas family. Our love to you always.
Please visit their blogs and leave them some comment love.
Love and Prayers,
15 Soldier's saluted this post:
I am going to head over there now! Thank you for sharing!
On my way to check it out now...
Heading over there now....Happy Easter
Thanks so much, Tim, for guest posting for me. I appreciate it so much and the love that you and Carey have for our family. I can tell you that you are very special to us!! ♥
God never ceases to amaze me how He can use us.
Tim, thank you for visiting my blog. I admire the post you wrote for Holly and it filled my heart with joy to see the work that Carleigh has fueled for Holly and her family... and even further to see how that effects other families as well.
You have a great blog and I want to applaud your wife's accomplishment on the Half marathon! Never did one, can't imagine ever completing one :P Good for her! I will definitely be a regular vistor!
I love Holly. Thanks for sharing this. Love Carliegh's name in the sand too. BEautiful.
Stopping over from Holly's blog.
I started a blog ministry last June on Father's Day called For Your Tears and Holly was the second person I mailed a handkerchief to. I admire her strength too. I am sorry for your loss. Your blog is awesome. Have a beautiful Easter weekend.
What a touching post, Tim. What a great picture of Carleigh's name written in the sand!
Her story is very touching...
I came by just to touch base with you and your family and send love in Jesus Name!
This was beautiful, Tim.
Those of us who have lost babies (three here) know this pain. People dismiss miscarriage but it leaves a huge hole. Thanks for the thought of naming the babies.
Very beautiful family. I couldn't stop reading about them. Thank you for sharing!
Have missed your posts...
I have not had enough blog time lately...So glad that I stopped by tonight..Be sure and stop by main blog
http://teresa-grammygirlfriend.blogspot.com/2010/04/i-think-god-smiled.html
and witness a miracle.
I'll go visit.
How are you guys? I miss hearing from ya!! Oh, you're on blogfrog? Come find my community. :o)
http://theblogfrog.com/529839
Blessings to you!
Beth
I read about Carleigh. Such as sad story but what a beautiful tribute to her short life. Thanks for sharing this, Tim.
I hope you are doing okay. I don't get to blog much anymore either.... Life gets in the way.
I have an award and tag for you on my blog.
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