Tommy in is 4 H years.
Friends, family and community we hope you have a blessed Christmas wherever you may be. We plan to have a cozy celebration here on the farm and spend plenty of time being thankful for Tommy and remembering our favorite stories about him. With that in mind we have asked our children to write a letter about their memories of him. We plan to keep these and read them to our younger children that won’t have the privilege to remember his joy and infectious personality. If you have special memories of Tommy please send them to us at dayspringfarm.va@gmail.com and we will print them and add them to our book. Thank you for ALL your support, YOU are the body of Christ surrounding us during this painful, but blessed journey. We don’t always understand His way, but His ways are higher than ours. Merry Christmas!
Few Things:
Pick up and Delivery remain the same for Thursday. Saturday pick up can be done Friday or Monday (PLEASE let us know if you want to come Friday.) Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Our friend did an amazing video of Tommy’s celebration of life. We treasure it and watch it often.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R2hnCtahWL7Xr0uLjiQLwFnxssNAXe0d/view?ts=61b13b1e
Thank you again for ALL your generosity and love for our family and for grieving with us for our son and friend, Tommy boy. What may seem to some as a tragic, sudden end is just a piece of God’s wonderful plan for us all. Some of his plans are harder to adjust to. Working, living and breathing without him nearby is the hardest thing we have ever been through. We started organic farming as a result of his unknown source of neuropathy (neuromuscular disease, Lyme disease and vaccine injury) from his childhood as a way to keep him active and healthy. It’s our joy and privilege to carry it on for his memory and the health of our family and community.
Blessings,
The Bakers