August 1, 2011 started a New Job with Grundfos Pumps. The Company that bought Peerless Pump.
GOD,
You prove to me again and again your great love!
Thank you
Mark and Debbie Tracy,
Thank you for always believing... Your lives are a reflection of HIS GREAT LOVE!
I love you both very much. (Mark this is for you. "This is how GOD is choosing to recover me..." I'm believing with you!
Tracey
Monday, August 1, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Hope in sorrow even when the light burns out
17 Years Later I'm reminded
You lose Once, Twice, Three times and it goes on and on. That's life right?
No, it's life changing...
June 22 1994 I lost My Best Friend, My Spiritual Mentor, My First Love and Husband. I was 23 he was 31. It's like having the air knocked out of you and never knowing when you finally took your first breath.... "I Walked though life totally numb for 14 long years..."
Then another devastating blow. August 26, 2005... When I lost my Dad. It turned my life upside down. Because for the first time since that first loss I saw what I thought was a light at the end of that very dark tunnel. As I stood at the side of my Dads hospital bed my Dad with his last few breaths Spoke a Promise of life for me. He was saying, "I was worth it!" One other person was in the room with me that day as the waves of sorrow once again flooded my life. But this time, it didn't take 14 years to move on... I tried to keep my head up and hold strong to that light. Only to feel and see it slip away.
"But I still had a promise."
Hope in sorrow even when the light burns out
What I know is this:
When you love someone you are willing to die for: That's Great Love.
John 15:13 Greater Love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for a friend.
To you that knew Rod and the progression of stages that effected his life you then knew My Life could have been cut short also. But God, Spoke a Promise. (His ways are not our ways)
I never questioned why he protected me... Because "I Still Had His PROMISE."
What I know is this:
When you are loved by someone that did not have to love you: That's life changing
How well do you know me? Did you know that Danny was not my biological father. I was ten when I was told. (it was in the middle of the many heated battles I grew up listening to) But guess what? At 10 years of age I knew what it was to Love someone. As I grew up I understood not many people knew what it meant to be loved. You see, my Dad had a son three years older than me and a daughter one year older than me. (we share the same birth month) and then I came along...
He taught me how to swim, he was my soccer coach,he woke up every morning and went to work and although that means a lot to me, Nothing in life has impacted me more than realizing Danny Munoz Loved me as one of his own when he did not have to...
God, Thank you for helping me realize "The Value of a Good Man..."
Tracey Feliciano-Munoz 10/27/69 - 8/26/05 Raised by Danny Munoz. A Good Man
Tracey Fultz 12/15/90 - 6/22/94 Was Married to Rodney D. Fultz. A Good Man
You lose Once, Twice, Three times and it goes on and on. That's life right?
No, it's life changing...
June 22 1994 I lost My Best Friend, My Spiritual Mentor, My First Love and Husband. I was 23 he was 31. It's like having the air knocked out of you and never knowing when you finally took your first breath.... "I Walked though life totally numb for 14 long years..."
Then another devastating blow. August 26, 2005... When I lost my Dad. It turned my life upside down. Because for the first time since that first loss I saw what I thought was a light at the end of that very dark tunnel. As I stood at the side of my Dads hospital bed my Dad with his last few breaths Spoke a Promise of life for me. He was saying, "I was worth it!" One other person was in the room with me that day as the waves of sorrow once again flooded my life. But this time, it didn't take 14 years to move on... I tried to keep my head up and hold strong to that light. Only to feel and see it slip away.
"But I still had a promise."
Hope in sorrow even when the light burns out
What I know is this:
When you love someone you are willing to die for: That's Great Love.
John 15:13 Greater Love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for a friend.
To you that knew Rod and the progression of stages that effected his life you then knew My Life could have been cut short also. But God, Spoke a Promise. (His ways are not our ways)
I never questioned why he protected me... Because "I Still Had His PROMISE."
What I know is this:
When you are loved by someone that did not have to love you: That's life changing
How well do you know me? Did you know that Danny was not my biological father. I was ten when I was told. (it was in the middle of the many heated battles I grew up listening to) But guess what? At 10 years of age I knew what it was to Love someone. As I grew up I understood not many people knew what it meant to be loved. You see, my Dad had a son three years older than me and a daughter one year older than me. (we share the same birth month) and then I came along...
He taught me how to swim, he was my soccer coach,he woke up every morning and went to work and although that means a lot to me, Nothing in life has impacted me more than realizing Danny Munoz Loved me as one of his own when he did not have to...
God, Thank you for helping me realize "The Value of a Good Man..."
Tracey Feliciano-Munoz 10/27/69 - 8/26/05 Raised by Danny Munoz. A Good Man
Tracey Fultz 12/15/90 - 6/22/94 Was Married to Rodney D. Fultz. A Good Man
Friday, April 22, 2011
Pick Up The Phone
The call. Why do people dread it... I recall a time not long ago when I was put to the test. Would I pick up the phone? Do you know who believes in you? When the phone rings pick it up and find out.
It's Good Friday and I'm glad JESUE is never to busy to answer our call...
It's Good Friday and I'm glad JESUE is never to busy to answer our call...
Friday, April 8, 2011
DAD'S 64 CHEVY PICKUP
I'm missing you today Dad! I haven't left a message in a long time... I was talking about my Dad's truck and describing it's details to a co-worker about how he would light up like a kid at Christmas when he would send a part to be chromed. The conversation ended just as quickly as it started because the tears just started flowing... *** Dad understood the value of restoration. Do you?
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