Conference yukon::christian_v7

    Steve,
    
    Thank you for your encouragement, both in the notes here, and in
    E-Mail. You will be missed here, but surely, you will be a blessing to
    those whom you meet in the future G-d has planned for you.
    
    In Him,
    
    Bob

Steve,  

You're wonderful!  I look forward to meeting you in heaven when we shall
laugh together, with a purity of joy that can only be known there, over how
our wonderful LORD worked; how He let us be a part of the expression of His
love, and how little we understood it.  And how all things came together
for His great, great glory.  And meanwhile down here, our little minds are
delighted and overwhelmed to the point of being utterly blown, by the 
lightest breath of His Presence..... 

The fellowship has been so precious, and the memory of it is something real
as well.  I shall take it with me ;-) knowing that it is only an
anticipation of when we shall walk together with Him in the eternal gardens
of His heaven, where He is the sun and temple. 

He will accompany your every step, until faith is replaced by the sight
which fulfills our every desire.  When we see him, we *shall* be like Him.
Wonderful and humbling to think that He sees us like that already -
enthoned in glory....  We're just learning to see with His eyes, as well as
walking with His feet, speaking with His words... ;-) 

							love
								Andrew 

    Steve,
    
    I will miss you greatly brother.  I have felt a kindred spirit with you
    (which is only normal since we have the same Spirit dwelling within
    us!).
    
    I always look forward to reading the words of wisdom that our Father
    has given to you.
    
    Love in Him,
    
    Bing

    
    Steve,
    
    I too will miss you!  The love of Jesus shines out of your vessel and
    has been an encouragement to me over the years. 
    
    God bless you greatly Steve!!
    
    Can you tell us what you're going to be doing?
    
    In His Love,
    
    jeff

    Steve,
    
    I am very sorry to see you go.  I have enjoyed your postings.  
    
    May God richly bless you as you begin your new journey.
    
    In Christ,
    Janet Brown
    

 
 See you in Heaven, or before if we get around to it ;-)





Jim

    Stunned... in shock... :-(
    
    Feeling selfish right now.. give me a few minutes to be happy for you.
    
    [sniffle, sniffle]
    Nancy

	Steve,

	You're going to be missed so much.  Thank you for your
	words here.  They have been a great source of clear instruction
	to me in many areas.

	I'm sad...

	Karen

    Steve:
    
    I certainly echo the sentiments here today.  I have really appreciated
    your input and ministry here. 
    
    As far as the title to Nancy's reply, don't worry...I'll pick up the 
    slack from here! :-)   However, we're all very sorry to see you go.
    
    Take care brother...we'll meet one day for sure!
    
    -Jack

    Say it ain't so! Hey, bro, where are you going?
    
    I enjoyed the all-too-brief time we spent together when last I came to
    New England. I still hope we'll be able to get together some more this
    side of the Rapture :-). Please remember to look me up if you manage to
    get back to Ohio again.
    
    I'll miss you.
    
    	Baer (BD� to the rest of you ;-)

    Say it ain't so!  I'm really going to miss you, Steve.  Especially your
    insight from a Messianic Jewish perspective!  I had so many questions
    since I'm just becoming familiar with this perspective.
    
>		L-rd bless you and keep you,
>		L-rd make His face to shine upon you
>			and be gracious to you,
>		L-rd lift up His countenance upon you
>			and give you His perfect peace.
    
    I've heard this Hebrew blessing before (my pastor says it just about
    every Sunday).  Does it come from a certain ceremony or did the priests 
    extend it from Temple services?

    thanks,
    Mike

    Re: Note 598.12 by FRETZ::HEISER
    
�>		L-rd bless you and keep you,
�>		L-rd make His face to shine upon you
�>			and be gracious to you,
�>		L-rd lift up His countenance upon you
�>			and give you His perfect peace.
    
�    I've heard this Hebrew blessing before (my pastor says it just about
�    every Sunday).  Does it come from a certain ceremony or did the priests 
�    extend it from Temple services?
    
    It comes from Numbers 6:24-26.
    
    	BD�

    Barry, I realize that, but it is used in some Hebrew
    festivals/ceremonies too.  I was wondering which ones.
    
    thanks,
    Mike

    Thanks, all (sniff...)
    
    To those who've asked where I'm going - I *could* tell you, but then
    you'd have to enter the witness protection program ;*}
    
    Baer hit the Scripture quote right on target.  All our services include
    that benediction.
    
    Thanks for your encouragement, everyone.
    
    Steve
    
    oh - Nance - you'll do fine I'm sure :-)

    Bye Steve, I'll miss your input here and in Soapbox.
    
    Go with God.
    
    -steve (not one for long goodbye notes)

AhhhhhhH!   AhhhhhhhH!    AHhhhhhhh!

:'^(

    .17
    
    My sentiments exactly!

      Oh, Oh!  Steve, I miss Sue bunches, and its gonna hurt even
      more now with you gone as well.  Please keep in touch.  By
      the way, exactly where is Boylston?  We do hope to come visit
      sometime soon.

      Leslie (and Greg)

      PS.  Mike - we call it the Aaronic (after Aaron, the brother
      of Moses) blessing.  At Ruach Israel (in Needham, MA), where 
      we've been going, one place it is said is as a blessing over 
      the children during the morning service on Saturday.

    .... this is by your own choosing, right?  You've got something 
    you're looking forward to lined up, right?

    Leslie

    
     Oh no, not another one......
    
     Steve :: Not sure what to say.....this is one of the few times I'm
    actually at a loss for words. 
     You and I haven't had much direct contact over the last few months
    but I still feel close to you. (I think the last time I saw you was at
    Greg & Leslie's Christmas get-together in '92). 
     I count myself as blessed for having the privilege of calling you
    brother and, even more than that, friend. I'm going to miss you.
    Please, let's stay in touch.
    
     Later, my Brother
     Ryan

Steve,

Just a few words to say thank you for your contribution here and for all that
I've learned from your notes. May the Lord guide you at this time and make your
path straight .

In Jesus love,

Tom.

    Yes - Leslie, I do have a place to go and am leaving on my own accord
    (without a TFSO package).
    
    Thanks again, all, for the kind words here and off-line.
    
    

    Steve,
    
    I don't know if you are still around.  Well, I've been getting
    a log of calls  from customers in Iowa today.  I don't know
    if that means anything to you but whenever I talk to someone
    from Iowa, I think of "The Music Man" which makes me think
    of you 12 (yes, 12) years ago!  I figure it was a sign that
    I better say my official good-bye or so-long or well, I'll
    see you sometime when I come home and the old gang can get 
    together.  I wish you and Sue the best and will be praying
    for your happiness and growth in the Lord.
    
    I will miss being able to talk to you so frequently,
    You have been a great friend,
    Walk with Him,
    Your Sis,
    Just can't seem to say good-bye,
    
    
    Pam

    {sniff...}
    
    Pam - well ya got trouble... ;-)
    
    
    signing off for the last time.  I love you all and am so grateful to
    have been in your company.  Thanks for blessing me so tremendously.
    
    Praise Him - His merciful love endures forever!
    
    Shalom to you in the Name of Yeshua the Messiah,
    
    
    
    Steve

    It is official that those of us that were sold to Oracle with the Rdb
    Package will be leaving on 30 November.  Therefore, this will be one of
    my last entries in this file.
    
    Praise the Lord, that each of you is here, that the file exists and
    that you will be able to continue His work through this medium.  I will
    miss all of you.  I want to thank each of you for the caring and
    sharing that is so evident in this File.  While I am sad about leaving,
    I am anxious to see what He will provide in my next job.  I will be an
    "Oracle" instead of a "Digit", which will be hard to adjust to after
    more than 5 years as a "Digit".
    
    May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you. 
    May His peace be with you always.
    
    In His Love,
    
    Daryl

 Wow, another one :-(



 God bless you, Daryl..I've enjoyed your sharing in here.




Jim

A great loss to us all, Daryl.  God's best for you.

Mark

    later Daryl! It is a wonderful experience and a tremendous opportunity
    to move companies while still young. When you reach (my) age, you start
    to wonder if moving is a good idea.  (Usually it is, but it sure
    doesn't *feel* that way.)
    
    -PDM (4 days and counting down myself)

    :-) Phil, Phil, Phil, Phil - :-)
    
    Daryl,
    
    You know it is with great sadness I see you leaving our forum here. 
    You've been an encouragement and inspiration to me at times when I've
    needed it most.  I will miss you...
    
    Nancy

    	I'm part of the move too, but (at least for the Customer Support
    	Center) we will be in our same DEC buildings, at the same DEC
    	desks, on the same DEC systems, using the same DEC support 
    	software -- including notesfile access, on the same DEC accounts,
    	(whew) for the next 6 months.

    re.29 - Wow, no one ever suggested I was young!  I am really impressed,
    and I am only 58!  re.31 - Now I know how to get back occasionally, Mr.
    Oppelt!
    
    Daryl

    58 did I hear 58?????
    
    :-)  Good year, good year!

Hi folks, and 'bye from me, to all those departures, semi-detached, etc...
Daryl, will miss you.  Especially as you can give me [nearly] 12 years ... ;-) 

God is good.  all this - to come - and *then* eternity together with Him... ;-)

			see you there, if not before!
							Andrew

            <<< Note 598.34 by ICTHUS::YUILLE "Thou God seest me" >>>

    
    >>Hi folks, and 'bye from me,...
    
    Andrew - DON'T DO THAT!!!  Had to re-read that first line a couple of
    times before I realised that you weren't actually implying that you
    were departing yourself!
    
    - phew!
    
    Paul

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							Andrew Yuille
							co-moderator

    Well, as I prepare to go to my exit interview, I suspect I may not
    have access to this or any resource after today.
    
    I wish all God's children well and God speed. May He guide your hearts
    and minds in Christ.
    
    ciao
      PDM

God bless You, PDM, in your interview, and in all that lies beyond

Thank You LORD for bringing PDM among us; for the fellowship we've enjoyed 
with him; for Your hand upon him as he moves on to the work You have before 
him....

						Amen

	Goodbye Phil, and God Bless.

	and remember, keep your sunny-side up ;-)

On December 12, I will be meeting with an employee leasing company
(unless they've seen fit to terminate me instead).  On the 12th,
this company will make its pitch to hire me and extend me an offer.
I will have one week to accept the offer or be terminated from Digital
without TFSO compensation.  Not long after that (certainly before the
new year) I will become an employee of another company.  It may or may
not see me sitting here at this desk, at this workstation, doing the
same work I'm doing now, but being paid by a new company.  If I 
continue my work, I will not know for how long.  I expect to have 
a clearer picture next week.


Mark

Praying for the LORD's way to open up with much blessing, 
and opportunities for you to serve Him with great joy, Mark...

hey - that wasn't meant to be a pun, either ... ;-)

						Andrew

    Mark, that clearing house would be foolish not to extend you an offer.
    The real question is wether once hired by them, would you stop looking
    elsewhere? - Always keep your options open these days, but you know
    that.
    
    Mark, a special thanks to you. Thanks for helping me through my job
    search period. It was tough but I think *now* it was worth it.
      - Will be in touch -
            Phil

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