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I'm looking for Richard Cook (6th Corps). Does anyone know of his whereabouts? I was WOW with him 79-80. Still after him to clean up the coffee stains on the wall coming around the kitchen corner.

I am wondering if anyone knows where Kerry Whitehead is. She lived in Ohio and was in the Way Corpse around 78 or 79 to 81/82 Want to see if I can find her for a friend who has not seen her since 84.....................

thanks in advance

The last I knew, Kerry was in PA. Norristown area, but that was back in the 90's. She may still be there.

Ted,

I was just reading on Greg Cole and his wife who was ill a couple of years ago. I know Greg very well from the Corps as we had played music together. I trust his wife is doing better. Thanks for the information you had posted. God bless!

My heart has sunk. I remember working at ROA with Dave and the first thing he wanted to start out with every morning is "Are you right with God?" It's been years since I've seen him but I remember his love for God, and for me. Always!

Thank you. Count it done. I'll be praying.

Ya know, as much as people have complained about how they were treated in The Way Corps, I for one had some of the best times of my life while in Rez. The Tenth Corps was just loaded up with some of the funniest, "brilliantist", gregarious, and heartsiest bunch of folks I ever met. Some are friends to this day. But I am reasonably sure that this was the case in most if not all of the Corps. So, yeah, you may have missed out on some great folks in the Tenth, but no doubt you were around similar folks in your corps...

I read your post here and I have to agree with you, being your younger corps(12th). I had some great times with the 10th. The Drinkwaters were my first twig leaders in rez. and took really good care of me.

I was very close to Tommy in Philly. It's hard to believe he would be that egotistical, but I just don't know what has gone on in his life since those days. He was always very loving and we had a good un-egotistical friendship.

Joanne is living in Philly still. Her last name is "Jost". I always liked Joanne ever since our Corps time together.

Yeh, I wasn't too hip on those T-shirts either. But we've all made stupid mistakes at times. I kinda liked the name back then, but as I've thought about it I think that was stupid too. But who cares what I think!

Toni joined us in our last year in residence (with 12th Corps) and then I knew her quite well in Philly. She was just the best and serious about God's Word and His people. She is definitely missed. But we'll see her again, praise God!

Hey Jonny,

I was your younger corps brother (12th) and have been involved in music a lot, even in the way, so I thank you for this post on BGL. It answers some questions I personally had about this type of thing. I sure wish I could have been there sitting next to you to observe his reaction. I thought at the time that music was pretty good, maybe not perceiving deeply enough how it came accross.