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My Other Incredible Daughter

>> Friday, June 8, 2007

Taking a break from all the psalms for a moment, let me just be a proud papa boasting of his little girl. I recently shared how impressed I am with Beth's maturity in asking for an iPod. Now let me introduce my other daughter, Becky. She had her braces removed this week, and decided to go for a bigger makeover with a new hairstyle and everything. Isn't she beautiful?

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Unknown June 8, 2007 at 10:08 AM: Posted just below you, she has her daddy's look. :-) Congrats on her evolution. How neat! I KNOW you can't wait to have them join you (we look forward to that day as well). ;-) Beautiful family.
Lorna June 8, 2007 at 10:13 AM: I remember the day I had my braces removed...what a celebration that was! My parents took me out to lunch, and I ate a big, juicy burger with no worries about stuff getting stuck in my braces.:) Becky is beautiful, and I bet she feels beautiful, too!
Stacy June 8, 2007 at 2:12 PM: Becky is beautiful. She is a vivacious young woman with amazing zest for life! I continue to pray for her as she grows in the Lord - do it ALL for him, Miss Becky!!
You and Margo are amazing parents too!
Anonymous June 8, 2007 at 4:22 PM: Your wife is obviously very beautiful...

Praise the Lord,

Top Dog
Anonymous June 15, 2007 at 3:07 PM: Becky, you look beautiful!! I can't wait to have you over to my house again. I look forward to you coming back! ~Jillian Lowery

P.S. Pastor Heine, you are truly blessed with such loving kids!!

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