The Reconciliation of All Things

Two Saturdays ago, on April 21st, our son, Noah, went to be with our Savior. At some point during the middle of the night, he had a terminal seizure that caused heart failure--the coroner said that Noah probably did not suffer during the seizure. Even if we had known while it was occurring, there was nothing we could have done. When I (Ben) found him laying in bed Saturday morning, he had already been in eternity with Christ for "several hours". The following is in the program we made up for Noah's Funeral which was on this past Thursday (we titled it "Noah's Party--A Celebration of Noah's Life): Noah was a beloved son, grandson, great-grandson, nephew, cousin, playmate and friend. Saturday morning he went home to Jesus at the young full age of 15 ½ months. Noah brought joy and laughter to everyone he met. He truly showed God’s love to us with his energetic passion for life and contagious smile. Noah will forever be missed. He was truly an amazing gift to us ...

OK, he's really getting beat-up by the older kid who's like three times his age--but he's tough! Is he going to be a wrestler like his Grandpa Bacheller (Bill) was? Check it out by clicking here !!

I'll tell ya, when they're so young, you can only wonder what they'll be like when they grow up...But he sure likes his soccer ball!

Here Noah is getting lessons from Ken Crane, a friend and musician from NY state. Watch the video of this lesson by clicking on this link .

Is Noah already becoming the stereotypical American male? Click here to find out !

“A sign of maturity is being able to appreciate delayed gratification.” From Cat & Dog Theology