Thank you to all of the friends and family who have surround us with love, support, and prayer during this very difficult year.
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Leave a tribute"Do they have cake in heaven?" With love and prayers!
praying with & for you. appreciate your updates in email!
love,
sherra & aram
Leslie and Yvette
This is how I saw Pastor Sid... With love, Larra Olson
2 Corinthians 1:3-4
Our condolences go out to you. My daughter and I met Pastor Sid at a meet & greet and he was so warm, kind, and funny! We never forgot him, and we always remembered him in our prayers. We are sad that we will not see him anymore on this side, but we rejoice in knowing that some day we will forever worship the LORD alongside him.
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.
When I think of this verse I think of Pastor Sid Harms. Faithful and in service to Christ to the end of the race. Well done good and faithful servant. You are loved and missed. Christine and family you are in our prayers.
God has truly blessed you Pastor Sid Harms:
With inique talents and abilities, God has given you HIS Loving Heart what a truly a beautiful gift to have it is a extremely warm-hearted with a Passion that cannot be over-matched by no one. Your Positive Attitude, Your Willingness to Serve the LORD OUR GOD.
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Miss you, Sid!!
Just some memories...
Journey through Time
On this two-year anniversary of Sid's "graduation" to Heaven, I'm reminded of the picture shown here. This was from my very first roll of film: only twelve shots to photograph what I thought was noteworthy as a 12-year-old boy.
I think the picture captured both my dad and brother's personalities an an instant of Time. Dad was a light-hearted and sometimes goofy middle-aged man; Sid was a confident and cheerful almost-twenty guy who was secure in who he was and where he was going.
Each of them got older, carrying their personalities forward in Time. When Dad got cancer, he approached it with goofy light-heartedness. When Sid got cancer, he remained confident, cheerful, and secure in where he was going.
Although I have lost both of them in this life, my own life has been forever changed. I looked up to my Dad. I looked up to Sid. And now, as I move forward in Time, I'm discovering a goofy, light-hearted, cheerful confidence in who I am and where I'm going.
I'm grateful for having Sid as a brother, and miss having him narrate for me what Time is like seven years down the road. Christine, Matt, Julia, Dan, and Phil: I can't imagine how much you must miss Sid, having journeyed through Time together.
My prayer is that God will send you all an extra measure of the Holy Spirit -- the Comforter -- to be very close to you today as you reflect upon that journey.