ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By
Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton
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"Triumphal Entry" by Brian Jekel. A framed print hangs in home of Robert & Marva Sears, Minnesota. |
Every Spring, the family of Robert Elmer Sears rents cottages by the lake to be together for a week: five sons and daughters, and their spouses, 13 grand kids, and nine great-grands. Most extended families get together for the obligatory holidays, weddings, and funerals, but not this one. Family gatherings are their weekly norm, but this weekend was an obligatory one. It was a funeral for the family patriarch, Robert Sears. During the eulogy his youngest child shared the story of his driving them in one of his vintage cars, and playfully warning them to “be ready to jump if the brakes fail.” Greg’s Uncle Bobby is now gone, but those brakes did not fail because Christ brought him home safely, as he’ll bring us all home one day.
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