Rev. Dan Polecheck - Universal Love Church Ministries - Planting Your Spring Garden

Planting Your Spring Garden

For The Garden of Your Daily Living

Plant Three Rows of Peas.

1. Peace of Mind.
2. Peace of Heart.
3. Peace of Soul.

Plant Four Rows of Squash.

1. Squash Gossip.
2. Squash Indiffence
3. Squash Grumbling.
4. Squash Selfishness.

Plant Four Rows of Lettuce.

1. Lettuce be Faithful.
2. Lettuce be Kind.
3. Lettuce be Patient.
4. Lettuce Really Love One Another.

No Garden is Complete Without Turnips

1. Turnip for Meetings.
2. Turnip for Service.
3. Turnip to Help One Another.

To Conclude Our Garden We Must Have Thyme.

1. Thyme for Each Other.
2. Thyme for Family.
3. Thyme for Friends.

Water Freely with Patience
And Cultivate with Love.
There is Much Fruit in Your Garden
Because You Reap What You Sow.

The Ramblings of a Crusty Old Sailor - Honoring Army Sgt. Alberto D. Montrond

Honoring Army Sgt. Alberto D. Montrond who selflessly sacrificed his life fifteen years ago in Afghanistan for our great Country. Please help me honor him so that he is not forgotten.

Ramblings of a Crusty Old Sailor - A Salute to Pfc. Harry E. Lorenzo

🇺🇲A Salute to Pfc. Harry E. Lorenzo Veteran of Operation Torch and the Battle of the Bulge

Pfc. Harry E. Lorenzo, 1849 Genesee Street, Buffalo, NY, served in the Army during World War II as a paratrooper with the 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion. He took part in Operation Torch and the Battle of the Bulge. Here he is shown holding his pup "Kaput" near Katharinenberg, Germany. (April 7, 1945)

At the end of the war, he volunteered to serve as an investigator with graves registration units searching for and relocating American and British paratroopers killed and buried by the Germans during the assault on the Rhine River bridge at Arnhem.

Returning from service, he attended the University of Buffalo and earned his juris doctor degree from Brooklyn Law School in 1951. He entered a law practice with his brother Arthur and specialized in civil litigation. Harry was a life member of USS Maine Post 73, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and a former member of Milton J. Brounshidle Post 205, American Legion.

Pfc. Harry Lorenzo passed away on February 19, 2017. He was 92 years old. Lest We Forget.