Jill's Journal: Family says “Thank You”

his week, I had a few column ideas in mind, but I’m giving up this space to share a special thank you from Spencer Thorsland’s family.

Brandon Valley & 

surrounding

communities:

No words can express how deeply touched we are by the outpouring of support for Spencer and our family.

We have been on this journey for over 3 years, and not once, have we fought alone. You have held us up in prayer, provided food, brought gifts and donations, and sent numerous words of encouragement.

We are greatly humbled by the community we live in and the impact Spencer has made through his faith, perseverance, and strength. He continues to show us that we can do big things if we put our trust in God.

To everyone involved in organizing Spencer’s welcome home entourage and to all those who took the time to attend, thank you. That was incredible.

To 212 Boiling Point (Kyle Thill and family), the numerous volunteers that helped, all those who donated to the auction, the talented bakers and everyone that attended and participated in last Saturday’s event, we are blown away by your generosity.

Please know we can feel every bit of the love and support. In trying times, we look for the nuggets of blessings to help carrying us through. You are our blessing. Thank you for holding us up.

We’ll continue on this journey day by day and will rejoice in each moment. “This Is The Way”.

David & Lori Huml

and family

Finding Brandon’s

Christmas Spirit found

Just in case you’re still out looking, the Finding Brandon’s Christmas Spirit ornament has been found. Kari and Makenna Beck found the wooden gingerbread man duct taped underneath the little library as you enter Aspen Park. 

Although I personally love when the hunt goes on for weeks, it’s satisfying to know that many of you were out there searching.

I’m not sure if the clues I give  make it too easy, or folks are starting to think like me!