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7 responses to “Thanksgiving Man”

Rudy Taylor

November 28, 2013

Thank you, Brent. You are wise, compassionate and talented in communicating the contents of your soul.

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Aunt Karen

November 28, 2013

What a beautiful reflection of what Thanksgiving is really about. We truly are blessed in our family. So much love within which encompasses the extended family. I often think about how blessed my sons are to have cousin/brothers like the Taylor boys. Happy Thanksgiving!

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1. brentkarentaylor
  
  November 28, 2013
  
  Thank you Aunt Karen. Yes, I’ve thought often of the same thing as I have watched Brandon with Trey and Jace, Jake, David, Drew, Joel and others. It’s fun to see how they get along so well. Thanks for reading and commenting and encouraging me…Happy Thanksgiving!
  
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brentkarentaylor

November 28, 2013

Thanks Rudy, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

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Charlotte

November 28, 2013

Words! They can be magical and transport us to other worlds. And they can also turn our souls inside out for others to see and learn. God has given you a precious gift and I thank you for using it to inspire us to be better children of God. It has been an incredible week of emotional highs. Thanks for putting it into words. Love, Mom

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Tina

November 29, 2013

Beautifully said. Thankful Brandon is ok, and thankful the roaming gentleman lives in a town that cares about him.

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1. brentkarentaylor
  
  November 29, 2013
  
  Thanks Tina, I appreciate that. Hope you and your family our doing well and enjoying the holidays!
  
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