July 31

A BREAK FROM THE HEAT

We took a few days break from the heat of the valley and made a visit to Pinetop/Lakeside.

With the temperatures ranging in the upper 70s to low 80s we took some time for a picnic and a walk around Woodland Lake.

BACK IN THE VALLEY

Near Ho Ho Kam Village a camper’s propane tank blew up.  What you see in the picture is all that was left.  No one was hurt.

Our numbers at Ho Ho Kam continue to diminish, but praise the Lord for the ones who come out on Sunday mornings to worship the Lord with us as we encourage one another.  Thank You!

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Continue to pray for us as we seek to serve the Lord here in the desert.
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July 24

PANCAKE BREAKFAST AT THE CLUBHOUSE

As Larry cooks up and serves the pancakes, along with the sausage, topping it off with a good cup of  hot coffee, YUM! We are truly Blessed with a Family of Friends, good Food and Great Fellowship here at HO HO KAM Village.

MEETING WITH THE COOLIDGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

A meeting with the CCC, working at bringing in a new industry that will add up to 800 new jobs to Coolidge.

DESERT ROSES

Even in the Arizona Summer, it becomes necessary at times to take care of some over-growth. We both got out pretty early this morning, before the heat of the day (110 degrees), to cut back some over growth in our roses. Some of the thorns were 1 1/2 inches long. A job well done, now we can get into our house without becoming victims of the “Roses”.

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July 17

PRAYER REQUEST

This week the park lost one of it’s own.   Judy Marcy lost her battle with cancer.  Please be praying for her husband, John and their family as they deal with this tragedy in their lives.  Pray that the Lord will draw John closer to himself through this loss.

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Coolidge Examiner > Top Stories

Independence Day Flag Raising

Staff Reports

Published: Thursday, July 14, 2011 1:13 PM MST

Submitted photo
On July 4, 2011, at about 11:30 a.m. about 20 residents of the Ho Ho Kam Village community gathered at the flag pole near the park entrance at 1925 S. Arizona Blvd. in Coolidge to dedicate and raise the American Flag over the park. The flag was a gift through Senator John McCain. The flag had been flown over the nation’s capitol in Washington, D.C. and was raised into place by Steve Flowers and dedicated by Dr. William Perry, chaplain of the Ho Ho Kam Village Community. A certificate of authenticity was presented to Village Manager Jenny Donoghue by Chaplain Bill.
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A First Hand View of The Wallow Fire Aftermath

As we headed out into the White Mountain Apache Reservation, at first glance it looked much like the year before with the cattle free to roam fenceless on the open range. As we drove east on AZ 260 out of Pinetop we noticed most of the forest roads were closed.

Heading into Greer, we noticed a trailer designed for the Catastrophe Response Team, still active in the area. As we drove into Greer we could see the destruction from the fire. Burned building…..

as well as burned over forest area.



A temporary restaurant is set up in the area, and now sand bags are being place d around some of the buildings for fear of monsoon flooding.  



We took some time out for lunch at a road side park near a beautiful high country lake.



As we returned to Pinetop/Lakeside, it just about broke our hearts to see the amount of devastation caused by the fire, and this is such a small part of the total devastation.

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July 10

INDEPENDENCE DAY!

On July 4, 2011, at about 11:30 a.m. approximately 30 residents of the Ho Ho Kam Village community gathered at the flag pole near the entrance to the park to dedicate and raise the American Flag over the park. The flag was a gift through Senator John McCain. The flag had been flown over the nation’s capitol in Washington, D.C. The flag was raised into place by Steve Flowers and dedicated by Dr. William Perry, chaplain of the Ho Ho Kam Village Community. A certificate of authenticity was presented to Jenny Donoghue, Village Manager by Chaplain Bill.

After the ceremony there was time for feast and family fellowship.

The Baptism of Steve Flowers

We were honored and privileged to be involved with and see Steve follow the Lord Jesus Christ in Baptism following the church service on July 10, 2011.

After the baptism we went on our way rejoicing in the Lord.  (Acts 8:39)
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