Saturday Travel Day

Marty Millikin

Morgan Christmas

Boggs Christmas

Saturday was an absolutely beautiful day to travel. It was sunny, warm and no wind to speak of at all. We were rewarded with awesome views the last two hours of travel too.

Kelly's iPhone camera could only partially capture the beauty but the pictures are not half bad at all.

We left Dodds at 9:30 Saturday morning and traveled until 7:00 PM. We are stopped for the night in a little RV Park along I-44 about 25 miles east of Springfield, Missouri for a total of about 575 miles for the day.

We left the tent trailer in Waynesville and the BoggsMobile seemed to be glad to leave the trailer the behind. It was ready to run today and run it did. Zooming up hills and eating up miles by the hundreds. I love it when this machine is running good and the weather is good too. Travel days do not get much better than that.

We should be in Claremore, Oklahoma by bed time Sunday night if all goes as planned. It is supposed to be much colder out here in Missouri and Oklahoma on Sunday and very cold overnight into Monday. The forecast right now is 16 Sunday night in Claremore. That is too cold!

Thanks for reading.

Davy

Bro. Marty Millikin

Morgan Christmas

Boggs Christmas

__________________

Bro. Marty Millikin slipped into Heaven Thursday evening. His battle is won and his victory is certainly complete but he left behind a very sad and grieving family. Please pray for his parents Jim and Wilma Millikin and his brother and family Jimmy, Shauna, Carli and Landon Millikin. There are no words to describe their hurt at letting Marty go.

We pulled everything together today and we will be leaving Saturday morning by God's grace to make our way to Oklahoma for the funeral. My brother Steve and my Dad jumped in and helped me complete all the things that needed to be done to leave. Thank you all so much. The funeral will be at Westside Holiness Church in Claremore, Oklahoma on Tuesday.

We were scheduled to start revival in Central City, Kentucky for Pastor Alan Harris Sunday night but we have decided it is best to cancel it because of the funeral. Bro. Harris was so gracious to us and we appreciate his kindness so very much.

We know that God is able to help the Millikin family, their church and their friends. Thank you for holding them up before God in prayer.

God bless you all.

Davy

A Very Boggs Christmas 2013

Pictures from Morgan Christmas

The whole Boggs family came together on Christmas Day to eat and have fun. We did plenty of both of those things. Rather than a traditional meal we had German Sunday's, Cassano's home kit pizzas, Reuben and assorted wonderful finger foods. It was fantabulous!

We had a great day with family and friends. Here are a few pictures to document the tremendous day.

Davy

A Very Morgan Christmas 2013

I hope you had a great day with your family and friends yesterday. We have enjoyed being home with family for a little while. It has been a very refreshing break. We are now in cleanup mode. I am trying to wrap up all of the things that really need to be done here before we leave Ohio for a few months and Kelly Jo is trying to prepare the inside of the bus to ride down the road. It is a race against the clock for both of us.

Our first revival is in Central City, Kentucky for Pastor Alan Harris and his fine folks. We always have a great time with them and it is only 5-6 hours away so we are sort of easing into our 2014 schedule. Lol. I hope that is the way it turns out! We are schedule to begin there on Sunday night.

We had a wonderful evening with the Morgan clan on Christmas Eve. Although it was very cold outside it was warm and cozy inside along with lots of great food and good times with family. We just happened to snap a few pictures between the three of us. I hope you enjoy them. 

I may post pictures from our Boggs Christmas this evening.

Davy