Urban Homemaker - sad news

[Guest guest]

I just got this from another group and although I don't know how many

here have heard of her, Marilyn and their company Urban Homemaker is

a great resource for healthy eating. I know that she will appreciate

our prayers.

Lynn

In Memory of my husband, Duane E. Moll - 1952 - 2008

Dear Friends, Readers and Customers,

With the deepest sorrow imaginable, I must tell you my dear husband

Duane passed away

suddenly and unexpectedly Sunday night. We are all in grief and

shock as he was only 56

years old and we had no indications ahead of time.

The Urban Homemaker started out as my hobby and later turned into our

family business

through Duane's vision and hard work. The Urban Homemaker will

continue to serve all

your needs for products and information in the Spirit of Titus 2.

My assistants Sandy Tuin and will do their best to

continue a high level of service in the meantime. I expect to return

to the office next week.

My daughter is flying home from Iraq as I write. She has a

very long almost two day flight.

My children have grown up in the business and will be able to help me

carry on with the highest level of service you have come to expect.

I am totally unprepared to becoming a widow at the relatively young

age 56. Duane was a wonderful husband and daddy and will be

desperately missed by myself, my children, my church family, and you

my customers.

I have written you all twice in the last year about how life is

fragile embrace with thanksgiving the smallest of everyday

blessings. Unfortunately, now it is my turn to understand in a

personal way the truth of these words.

Your prayers for a smooth transition and God's provision are most

appreciated. Cards can be directed to our PO Box 72, Paonia, CO

81428.

With deep sorrow,

Marilyn Moll

[Guest guest]

Oh Lynn, Isn't this the saddest thing. I cried and cried when I got

Marilyn's email. Duane personally helped me select my wheat grinder. And

Marilyn has been such an encouragement through her newsletter, and has

always replied back personally when I had questions about pretty much

anything. It is always so sad when such a terrible tragedy happens to such

kind people. :<(

Carol F

[Guest guest]

Oh Lynn, Isn't this the saddest thing. I cried and cried when I got

Marilyn's email. Duane personally helped me select my wheat grinder. And

Marilyn has been such an encouragement through her newsletter, and has

always replied back personally when I had questions about pretty much

anything. It is always so sad when such a terrible tragedy happens to such

kind people. :<(

Carol F