Everyone Needs an Aunt Agnes NAC-49

Nelson Huseby
Aug 12, 2023
1 min read

This month my Aunt Agnes would have been 102 years old, and soon she will have been gone from us for nearly twenty years. Yet her impact on everyone she touched is still felt today. It is hard to imagine this energetic, giving person having been born that long ago. It seems like yesterday we would be ministering joy and faith, spoiling our kids and us. She had no children, having married late in life, so the whole world became her family.

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