Quiet times and Birds

[John Stiles]

Ralph,

Best of luck and know that our thoughts and prayers will be with
you for your surgery and recovery and for Charolette. I often think
that the spouse sometimes has the hardest part during a surgery so
please let her know that we will be thinking of and praying for her
also.

John & Gladys Stiles
1980 33FC
"My Navion"

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph L. Fullenwider"
wrote:
>
> Good morning to everyone:
>
> I have not posted much as of late as many members know. This last
heart
> attack took it's toll and while that has laid heavily upon my mind,
hey, I
> am still on the right side of the grass.
>
> More than anything that has been a hard pill to get down, is the
fact I
> have not been able to work on Birds, including mine. It is hard not
to
> derive a passion for these machines and more the point the passion
of
> friendship these wonderful coaches bring between owners. That very
passion
> exudes to those whom are looking at Birds and are not yet owners
and what a
> fantastic thing that is!
>
> As your having your morning coffee, Charolette and I will be at the
> hospital, filling out the paperwork and getting the prep blood work
done.
> Then on Wed the 29th I will enter the hospital at 8 am and will
undergo an
> implant of a pacemaker/de-fib unit. They will only be placing 2
leads from
> the unit into an artery in the left neck and thus into the heart,
the third
> lead will be omitted as there is too much scar tissue for it to do
any good.
>
> To those 24 Coaches I have either had to put off working on or had
to just
> say, I can't do that type of work any longer, these past few
months,
> Charolette and I dearly thank you for your patience and
understanding and
> the friendship.
>
> Safe travels,
>
> Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
> 84FC35
> Duncan, Oklahoma
>