Dear Father,<\/p>\n
You know I’m not happy about what happened.\u00a0 And I know You aren’t, either.\u00a0 But I know, if they’ll let You, You’ll work great things into the lives of the H—– family even after this tragedy.<\/p>\n
I don’t know what Robert was thinking.\u00a0 I just keep remembering the look of… of disbelief and betrayal and fear on Melody’s face when he pointed that gun at her.\u00a0 I wanted Robert to learn to control his anger, to make amends, and find peace.\u00a0 I wanted him to really hear me when I told him how much You love him and his family.\u00a0 But I’m glad that police officer was there and kept Robert from killing his wife. \u00a0 I wish it could have ended without violence but I’m thankful she was spared and that Jason and Cera have their mother.\u00a0 And You.<\/p>\n
Since Francesca’s back from her vacation, my work here at the shelter is done.\u00a0 Thanks for letting me head to Dyeland.\u00a0 I think some time there will do me good.\u00a0 It’ll be hard coming back here for the funeral but I know having some time with my friends before will help.<\/p>\n
It’s hard to leave when everyone’s still grieving.\u00a0 But I know You’re with them forever.\u00a0 Thank you for allowing me to be a part of their lives for these few weeks.<\/p>\n
Love,<\/p>\n
Andrew<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Dear Father, You know I’m not happy about what happened.\u00a0 And I know You aren’t, either.\u00a0 But I know, if they’ll let You, You’ll work great things into the lives of the H—– family even after this tragedy. I don’t … Continue reading