In the time that I have been a part of CHR I have continued to be impressed with the professional and polite manner in which you have interfaces with all on this site. Your fair and very positive spin on all things here have made this an “extra” worthwhile stop for me on a regular basis. I completely understand your decision and have a great deal of admiration for the way in which you chose to wind things down. The landlord didn’t want to deal and you weighed the options – ultimately making the best choice. The manner in which you dealt with your employees speaks volumes, Bill – about your character and resolve to treat others with great respect.

Twenty-two years ago I was fired from First Interstate Bank. I had a great title, the glass office and a big staff and somehow, they just didn’t seem to think I was necessary. As I look back it was undoubtedly the best thing that ever happened to me as it caused me to deepen my faith, grow in my love for my wife and family, and start again. The time between my leaving the bank and coming to NIS (6 months) was also good for the mind, body and spirit as I got a general contractor’s license and worked hard building houses and cabinets and there’s not a day that goes by I don’t thank God for that time.

We’ll look forward to updates, Bill, as to where your life heading. If nothing else, you could take a nice long road trip and you and Deb could stay with your CHR friends. Who knows, we all might get a few projects done in the process, eh? “Will work on hot rods for room & board!” – it could catch on! You’d certainly be welcome at my house!

Please know that you’re in my thoughts and prayers – that you would have God’s peace and clarity for the next steps in your journey through life.

My Sincerest Regards,
Glenn