Daily Devotional – Our Daily Bread – “Unintentional”
“The Three Races”
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This is a good lesson!
Hymn of the Day – “Victory in Jesus”
This hymn is still copyright protected, but most of you will know it. I hope the hymn will run through your head and heart all day today.
Baptist Press – Read stories of the 2014 Winter Olympics and the National Prayer Breakfast
Glenn Fredrick McMillan aka (Lieball)
Born: May 1, 1958,
Death: February 3, 2014
Glenn is survived by his wife, Lynn F. McMillan,
Daughter, Wendy Chapman & husband Rob. Son, Hunter D. McMillan. Step-son Destin Kelly. Grandson Cade Chapman; Uncles and Aunts,
Sister, Linda M. Callihan & husband Robert. Brother, Gibbie McMillan & wife Katera.
Mother-in-Law, Jackie Smith, Brother-in-Law, Richard Foley & wife Becky, Sister-in-Law, Barbara Kerbow & husband Brad.
Aunts and Uncles include: Bonnie McMillan, Gerald and Emily McMillan, Beverly McMillan Gex and husband Adolph.
Great Nieces & Nephews: Lillie Paige, Keelie, Madison, Dylan, Harper, Mason, Hanna, Dawson, Faxon, Michael, Julie, Bekka, Sai, Jayden, and Nickolas.
He is Preceded in death by his Father F. Edward McMillan & Mother Lillie Conerly. Grandparents Fernie & Eula McMillan & Ada Faucheaux.
Glenn was a Christian and a member of East Fork Baptist Church north of Kentwood, LA. He was employed as a salesman in the flooring business until he became disabled as a result of an injury. Prior to his employment in sales he worked as a boilermaker out of Local 37 in New Orleans LA.
His home originally was Kentwood, Louisiana but recently he was living in Pikeville, TN. He had a love for living life to the fullest. His pastimes included watching LSU Tiger and New Orleans Saints Football in his Man Cave on Brockdale Mountain, entertaining crowds with his singing, and riding his trike through the countryside.
A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, February 15, 2014 at New Zion Baptist Church Hwy 38 west of Kentwood, LA. 3:00PM with Rev. Mike Shumock presiding and the following serving as pallbearers: Bobby Travis, Mike Wall, Mike Feltman, Sid Butler, Steve Sanders, Aubrey McMillan, Ronald McMillan, and Stephen McMillan. In lieu of flowers consider making a donation to: Hospice of Chattanooga Foundation 4411 Oakwood Drive Chattanooga, TN 37416
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