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Hope of a child

Abstract:
It is 7:45 a.m. in February, and most mothers of first-graders are bustling their children into the car, driving them to school on their way to work. Tammy Raulerson's morning is different....

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Bill Tucker

posted 4/02/07 @ 6:37 AM CST

I had an aunt who lost her sight as a youth and I was always amazed at her ability to adapt to her situation. She lived in a small town in Arkansas and, as an adult, actually played the small organ at her church. There were times when we visited at her home and she would be practicing and I was always amazed what she could do. We all have special abilities that God has given us but it seems that some people are very special. I have to say that Tracey is certainly a very special person. May God continue to bless you all.
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Patsy Bolton

posted 4/02/07 @ 5:26 PM CST

Tacey,
I was reminded as I read this article of just how proud of you we are. You are amazing and we know God has great things in store for you. We love you.
Mimi and Papa
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Barbara Roberts

posted 4/02/07 @ 8:00 PM CST

Tammy, we are so proud of you and Michael. I know it has been hard. We are so proud of Tacey the way she has handle all of this. We love all three of you. Love, Babs
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