November 13, 2003

CONTACT US!!

Thanks to technology, there are many ways to keep in contact with us while we are in Nepal.
Mailing Address:
United Mission to Nepal
Attn: Jon/Shawna Cronan
PO Box 126
Kathmandu, Nepal

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PHONE: (9771) 5523350
EMAIL: cronans@therocc.org
OR, write a comment on www.therocc.org/cronans

Your communication will be cherished!

PS--I've also heard that you can get packages easily here. Simply make sure that the packages are wrapped and taped very securely. Some items that we cannot get easily here: AAAA batteries, good coffee that doesn't taste burnt!!, Coffeemate powdered creamer (vanilla or hazelnut--yes I know this is frivolous but gimme a break--I take a shower standing in a bucket!!!), ziplock bags (large and small), kitchen towels (not white), chocolate chips, deodorant, and hand sanitizer (which is needed very much!)

Posted by Shawna at November 13, 2003 04:18 AM
Comments

How wonderful to hear from you! Thanks for the tips on what to send. I'll work on getting some little things together. I love this being able to see notes from you. We will continue praying for each of you. Hope the boys are doing well. I am going to try to email you some pictures from Casey's birthday. We love you! Donna

Posted by: Donna Perkins at November 13, 2003 03:44 PM

Glad to hear you made it ok,We all miss you at MPD.You are in our thoughts & prayers. We will get goddie box ready for you soon. Weather has turned COLD here..Jon your desk went to highest bidder(hess).Give boys a big hug for me, take care keep us updated..(I got your note vac until 12/5)
Love to all,
Pam

Posted by: Pam Moretz at November 13, 2003 07:55 PM

So glad to hear that you can get packages and that you posted your needs. Thanks for the pictures of the boys. Keep them coming. Love, Memaw

Posted by: Memaw at November 15, 2003 01:04 PM

Ya hooo you made to the land of buckets and showers. Get me a list of items you need and we will get them Fed Ex to you.

Jeff, Daisy, and Soren

PS - Now that you are gone and as luck would have it I am able to ride my bike on the road. And why do you walk for an hour when you can ride?

Posted by: Jeff Knippen at November 16, 2003 09:34 AM

Hey Duke!!!!!!

Just a note to say hello, and that all is well with you and your family. I sent you an e-mail on Nov. 9. Hope you got it.
Ronda says hello.
Take care. We are thinking about you and your family.

Phil Keeble

Posted by: Phil Keeble at November 17, 2003 08:44 PM

JULIE AND I SAT DOWN AND TOOK A LOOK AT THE WEB SITE. IT IS INTERESTING TO SAY THE LEAST. WE ARE PRAYING FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. WE ALL DO MISS YOU AT WORK AND IF YOU NEED ANY OTHER ITEMS LET ME KNOW.

CHAD, JULIE,LEX, GRAYSON

Posted by: CHAD SIMPSON at November 17, 2003 09:48 PM

SONNY-BOY! Just found your web site and caught up on the latest news. Sharon and Junior are off to Wally World to generate a care package, should get it started your way early next week. We are questioning the need for "AAAA" (4-A) size batteries!?! Give us more detail on this need, we are not familiar with this size. Hunting season is here, and Bambi is still batting 1,000. All that I have killed at Dog Patch is time. No fresh meat for Thanksgiving, hope to change that soon. We survived our last Accreditation review, all went exceptionally well, but cold in Colorado Springs (14 degrees in the morning)! We took 8 people, ate buffalo (bison) and got fat. My Bronco is still in control of my budget - had some engine work completed to make it run smoother, then lost either a universal joint or rear end, have not had it diagnosed yet. Wanna buy a GOOD used ride ??? Cheap ??? NOW ???