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Miracles, Family, Pilgrim George & Photos
I met Pilgrim George on August 19, 2004 as he was walking on National Road in Zanesville, Ohio. I remember it was a Thursday and because I had been off work the night before I had baked a wild blueberry and also a pineapple pie. I was glad I had baked when Pilgrim told me how it brought back memories of his family & childhood when his mother would gather wild blueberries and save them to make muffins at Thanksgiving.
My life has changed so much since that time and I am sure that it is because of God sending him here. The Pilgrim walks with a staff topped with a cross that has touched most everything in the Holy Lands. He touched my front door with his staff and said "This house and family is blessed". George also prayed for me. Now I am learning to fully trust Jesus and lean on Him more each day May you be inspired as you read about the miracle that God performed. What a mighty God we serve! TRANSLATE THIS PAGE
On October 21st, 2005, my nephew Cory Randles was in a terrible wreck near the old Randles Station on Spectacle Curve in Coshocton, Ohio. See the photo of the wreck above. Cory's Dodge Durango hydroplaned on the wet roadway hit 2 trees, a telephone pole, then went down a 25 foot embankment. The vehicle stopped short of the river.
It was a miracle that a lady saw him wreck and called 911. Otherwise he would not have been found.
Cory was cut from the wreckage and life flighted to Children's Hospital in Akron, Ohio.The only one of his injuries (including multiple broken bones), that required operation was a torn spleen. Akron Children's Hospital named Cory "Miracle Guy." Cory was back in school a month later and graduated with his class at Coshocton High School.
My brother Chuck Randles, was employed by the Post Office in Coshocton. He was following a family tradition of delivering the mail. In the early 1800's the mail was delivered from Randles Station by pony express. Later on the mail was dropped off by a train which went directly by Randles Station and then it was delivered by horseback from there. The Brasspounders written by D.G. Sanders, tells a story about John Holly Randles. After the death of his wife, Holly camped out near RA in the summer months.He had a fine garden and was an excellent fisherman.
The Brasspounders has many pages about Randles Station (RA), the early telegraph and the railroad.
I am so thankful that my nephew Cory lived and that my brother Chuck did not have to suffer the anguish of losing his son. No one should have to lose a child. God in Heaven sacrificed His only son so that we might have eternal life! Think about it - His love is truly amazing! Things have seemed to just go right, since Pilgrim George camped out in my back yard that evening in August.There were tornado warnings out that evening. I had wanted him to stay indoors in my home. After eating at the National Road McDonalds in east Zanesville, Pilgrim pitched his tent outdoors in my back yard. He usually prefers to camp outdoors, trusting the Lord to keep him safe and sound. We did have a terrible thunderstorm that evening and Pilgrim was calmly reading a book I had loaned him by the light of a candle. I also met Rob Amen and Justin Merriman who were traveling with him. They are writing a book about George's pilgrimages. After our visit, they went to a nearby motel to develop some of the photos they had taken. In October of 2004, The Pittsburgh Valley News Dispatch published a 3 day series (13 pages) of stories and pictures of Pilgrim George. At that time he had walked more than 35,000 miles through 41 countries.
Rob is now with The Pittsburgh Tribune. Justin has married Melissa, bought a home and adopted Madden, a handsome little fellow from Guatemala. Justin Merriman's Photography.
A story of miracles published by Rob Amen on Christmas Day 2005 in The Pittsburgh Tribune
I lost a brother & sister because of cancer. Are lives being lost because to much money is being made from useless expensive cancer treatments? I can not say that the following natural cures will work - you make the choice.
"Essaic is an herbal mixture made famous by Renee Caisse, a Canadian nurse, during the 1920's and 1930's. Caisse obtained the medicine in 1922 from a patient who said the formula cured her of breast cancer. It had been given to the patient by an Ojibway medicine man. Although hundreds of cancer cures were documented, the Canadian medical establishment forced Caisse out of business in the early 1940's. In 1959, Caisse traveled to Boston to work at the prestigious Brusch Medical Center. There her formula gained credence as doctors found it decreased tumor masses, brought about changes in cell formations and brought about a cessation of pain to dozens of patients. The nurse's formula is a simple one: It contains sheep sorrel, burdock root, rhubarb root and slippery elm bark in a water base and as a tea. It is now available in health - food stores in the United States and Canada under the name Flor -Essence" Partial quote from an excellent book titled: How To Fight Cancer & Win, by William L. Fisher and copyright by Agora South. This book has cancer preventatives plus many proven cures.
In Memory of Chuck Randles
March 12, 1954 - November 8, 2008
I have recently learned of cures for cancer! My brother Chuck was dedicated to changing lives. So in his memory I will hope to help bring the miracle of life to others. I have a first cousin and an Uncle who were both cured of cancer. Laetrile treatment by Doctors is available in Mexico. My Uncle Pat was down to 90 pounds when he told my Aunt to take him to Mexico. He had already tried chemo and of course Laetrile is much more effective without prior chemo. Nevertheless, Pat was treated with Laetrile and lived many more years. Why are we not being made aware of this! There is nothing safe about chemo - it litterly poisons the body. Read more at www.laetrile.com.au
THE PATH OF FREEDOM IS MARKED BY THE CROSS.
Small Cell Cancer affects 10% of all cancer patients and spreads very rapidly. Your prayers did make a difference, as Chuck lived long enough to see his new granddaughter.Thinking about his brave spirit makes me proud to be a Randles. Even when the cancer went to his spine and he sometimes fell, he still would not use a wheelchair. He was determined to live...When Chuck went on at his appointed time to his home in Heaven, he weighed only 134 pounds and was 6' tall. Courageous, he kept his smile right up until the end. I know he has reunited with our family in eternity. He accomplished so many things in his life and even in death, his spirit lives on.
At the benefit that was given for him at the Coshocton Moose Lodge, on August 17, 2008, he was so overcome by it all. In spite of being very weak, he went around hugging everyone that came... Eyes were moist from the love in the air.This awesome man had given to others all of his life, that Sunday many of them gave back.
When my brother was President of the Coshocton, Ohio Jaycees, we wrapped gifts for children who wouldn't otherwise have received any. Chuck insisted on delivering them himself and I helped. Christmas was his favorite time of the year.Every year I will give a Christmas gift to a child (see link that follows) in his memory, I hope you will, too.
Operation Letters To Santa where Christmas is every day! Offering more than 1000 pages of old fashioned family Christmas and holiday fun. Crafts, games, recipes, Christmas carols, midis, lyrics, sheet music, traditions, free vintage e-greetings, gifts & letters for needy children, free holiday stationery and so much more!
Pilgrim George has been an inspiration to me. May he be blessed in his walk of love!
