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MehieJoon,What can I say that hasn't been expressed aardley by all those that loved you so very much? You were a beaming light. A man who never frowned, always smiled and lived life to the fullest. I remember when I first met you and Shirin. I remember telling my sister and Bahman how rare and beautiful it was to see such love between two people.I looked back on some of the emails we exchanged over the years and one stood out over the rest, and it was from your beloved wife before she gave birth to Nina and it made me smile. Shirin said I am really glad Mehrdad and I waited to do all the stuff we did before we decided to move to the next step. Having that time together made our relationship much stronger. Maybe 10 years was pushing it but no regrets. It makes me so happy and yet so sad when I read this because it reminds me how deeply the two of you loved and enjoyed each other. I am so devastated that you are gone and that Farzin and I were unable to spend more time with you guys. I am so very sad that we didn't come with you guys to Mexico, or fly up to San Fran for a weekend visit. I am filled with regret for not enjoying your friendship and love more and allowing life and work to get in the way.You introduced me to my husband, Farzin, your dear friend. For that I will be eternally grateful. I had a conversation with Farzin the other day that I want to share with you as well I don't know what people believe, or what their faith tells them to, but I do believe that you chose everyone in your life for reason, including my husband. You chose them to live, laugh and love together. To share precious memories that will now live with all of us and be a constant reminder of your loss.I believe that our souls ascend and we learn more in each life, retaining what we can from the ones we've experienced before so I know that we will all meet again. Our souls will recognize our friends and loved ones and we will be whole once more. This is the message I ask Farzin to take from your great loss. Why the universe had to take you so early, I don't know. But I do know that it is not over. You are missed Mehrdad and you are loved.I hope your soul is flying.With love,Colet http://acubcyyxhex.com [url=http://dreoisawix.com]dreoisawix[/url] [link=http://pcbxgefhmoh.com]pcbxgefhmoh[/link]

carabossThailand team update: left HOB this moinnrg after the most amazing week! We've experienced so much joy & peace in the Lord with the girls there. We went into all of their schools & taught English. At the primary school we also played awesome Thai games. We all bonded deeply with the girls, & it's quite emotional & difficult to leave. But the team is strong in God & very unified in Him. The Lord is smiling on us & blessing us every step of the way. Sunday moinnrg we got to participate in the first worship service at the new meeting hall that they've been building for a few years at HOB. It was awesome! The HOB worship is pure & powerful! So beautiful. So many wonderful stories to tell. Very life-changing for us all. Now we're on a bus heading south, about a 6 hour ride. A variety of buses were in & out of the station this moinnrg, & we celebrated when ours turned out to be quite nice, including the first air-conditioning since we got to Thailand, & a 2 level bus where we pretty much have the top to ourselves. Very peaceful & the scenery on the drive is absolutely beautiful, green & an ongoing mt range on the left. Rice fields, banana trees & more. We've experienced so much with God already, and have so many more adventures ahead with Him!Dan Haack

carabossDay 1 (Friday) arrived in Chiang mai exsheatud after all the traveling. Did ministry at Emmi's coffee house that reaches out to Thai college students, enjoyed some open-mic night at the coffee house and then crashed upstairs in the mission team dorms.Day 2 (Saturday)went to a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai, and prayed against strongholds of Buddhism in the country. Visited with a local monk to gain understanding of the belief system and Buddhist impact on culture. went out to the slums and played with the children there. Prayer walking in the red light district.Day 3 (Sunday) went to a church and performed drama, shared testimonies, Dan shared a brief message. Had lunch with the church family afterwards. The whole team enjoyed the lunch experience with brothers and sisters in Christ. In the afternoon, prayed for Thai people, each other, and the Africa and Guatemala trips.Day 4 (Monday) traveled to Home of Blessing in Chiang Kham. Met the girls that are there and Pastors Sayan and Siriporn Kusavadee. Team members have there own small group and met with them, played and quickly bonded with the girls. Everyone loves it there. Dan Haack http://pqpmfpxd.com [url=http://cevbki.com]cevbki[/url] [link=http://wqyqrpl.com]wqyqrpl[/link]