For Stephanie Grieves: Well done, good and faithful servant. We are all grateful for your service, in the Navy, as a nurse, but most importantly as a mother. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her.
For Stephanie’s family and friends: May God continue to hold you in the palm of his hand. And may you always feel the presence of Stephanie’s loving spirit as she continues to watch over you.
For John Hackathorn: Thank you for sponsoring this most important lesson.
Who is Stephanie Greives? This was my question to Bing’s CoPilot (AI).
Answer:
Stephanie Ann Grieves, born on January 25, 1980, was a remarkable individual who touched the lives of many. Let me share some information about her:
Military Service: Stephanie joined the United States Navy in 1998 and served our country for two years.
Nursing Career: In 2004, she embarked on her studies and began her career in nursing.
Tragic Passing: Tragically, Stephanie passed away on June 19, 2021, at the age of 41. Preliminary autopsy results indicate that the cause of her death was traumatic asphyxia due to an ATV accident in a pasture on private property1.
Legacy and Compassion: Stephanie was known for her heart of gold. As a mom, daughter, sister, cousin, friend, and nurse, she selflessly cared for others. She leaves behind four wonderful children: Kaitlyn, Bryanna, Caden, and Nathan.
Fundraiser for Her Children: A fundraiser was organized to support Stephanie’s kids after her unexpected death. The goal was to provide for their needs, including food, rent, and funeral expenses. Stephanie’s kindness and compassion continue to resonate through the lives she touched2.
Stephanie’s legacy lives on, and her impact remains imprinted in the hearts of those who knew her.
New EO’s from Braindead today aimed dead at your private-transaction rights that have been encoded in ATF regs forever…it is not about controlling access for bad guys it’s about CONTROLLING ACCESS FOR YOU…IT IS REGISTRATION!!! I would say they should focus more on the mental issues but THESE mental issues are not only exempt but ENCOURAGED BY FEDGOV! AND they are going after the gun makers to “hold them accountable”, WTF does that even mean??
Lakewood Church shooter – Transvestite
Colorado Springs shooter – Transvestite
Aberdeen shooter – Transvestite
Nashville School shooter – Transvestite
Iowa School shooter – Transvestite
Denver School shooter – Transvestite
As long as the ATF can’t figure out how to outlaw lathes, milling machines, hammers, anvils, forges, and drill presses, there will still be a few of us who will never be without things that go bang and launch projectiles into the next ZIP Code! Serial number? What’s that? Rumor has it that the House brothers thought that a leaf spring for a Model A Ford made the best material for forging a barrel.
Before the GCA of 1968, serial numbers on arms were not required. Many of the lower end (i.e. budget brands) manufacturers save both time and money by eliminating this process. I have 14 of such in my collection. Brands include Mossberg, Stevens, Savage and High Standard. All are long guns and all were made in the USA. While these represent less than 10% of my collection, it does trouble me if registration becomes mandatory.
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That’s what I remember and miss the most. Beautiful Silver Hair.
And a Golden Smile that won over people everywhere.
First Place All the Way.
I’m not crying, you’re crying!
……….Dammit.
For Stephanie Grieves: Well done, good and faithful servant. We are all grateful for your service, in the Navy, as a nurse, but most importantly as a mother. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her.
For Stephanie’s family and friends: May God continue to hold you in the palm of his hand. And may you always feel the presence of Stephanie’s loving spirit as she continues to watch over you.
For John Hackathorn: Thank you for sponsoring this most important lesson.
Who is Stephanie Greives? This was my question to Bing’s CoPilot (AI).
Answer:
Stephanie Ann Grieves, born on January 25, 1980, was a remarkable individual who touched the lives of many. Let me share some information about her:
Military Service: Stephanie joined the United States Navy in 1998 and served our country for two years.
Nursing Career: In 2004, she embarked on her studies and began her career in nursing.
Tragic Passing: Tragically, Stephanie passed away on June 19, 2021, at the age of 41. Preliminary autopsy results indicate that the cause of her death was traumatic asphyxia due to an ATV accident in a pasture on private property1.
Legacy and Compassion: Stephanie was known for her heart of gold. As a mom, daughter, sister, cousin, friend, and nurse, she selflessly cared for others. She leaves behind four wonderful children: Kaitlyn, Bryanna, Caden, and Nathan.
Fundraiser for Her Children: A fundraiser was organized to support Stephanie’s kids after her unexpected death. The goal was to provide for their needs, including food, rent, and funeral expenses. Stephanie’s kindness and compassion continue to resonate through the lives she touched2.
Stephanie’s legacy lives on, and her impact remains imprinted in the hearts of those who knew her.
Thank you so much for the background.
I’m thinking Violet Sorrengail would agree
Closing tear valve now. Amen. Prayers and love. Thanks, Chris and John H.
Honored to be meeting you Stephanie, a good and faithful servant.
The Go Fund Me that was set up is still short…
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-stephanies-kids-after-her-unexpected-death
Prayers.
In the U.S. Military silver denotes a higher rank than gold.
Fair winds and following seas.
New EO’s from Braindead today aimed dead at your private-transaction rights that have been encoded in ATF regs forever…it is not about controlling access for bad guys it’s about CONTROLLING ACCESS FOR YOU…IT IS REGISTRATION!!! I would say they should focus more on the mental issues but THESE mental issues are not only exempt but ENCOURAGED BY FEDGOV! AND they are going after the gun makers to “hold them accountable”, WTF does that even mean??
Lakewood Church shooter – Transvestite
Colorado Springs shooter – Transvestite
Aberdeen shooter – Transvestite
Nashville School shooter – Transvestite
Iowa School shooter – Transvestite
Denver School shooter – Transvestite
I don’t know if you’d call it “silver,” but I definitely got gray hair because of my kids!
As long as the ATF can’t figure out how to outlaw lathes, milling machines, hammers, anvils, forges, and drill presses, there will still be a few of us who will never be without things that go bang and launch projectiles into the next ZIP Code! Serial number? What’s that? Rumor has it that the House brothers thought that a leaf spring for a Model A Ford made the best material for forging a barrel.
Before the GCA of 1968, serial numbers on arms were not required. Many of the lower end (i.e. budget brands) manufacturers save both time and money by eliminating this process. I have 14 of such in my collection. Brands include Mossberg, Stevens, Savage and High Standard. All are long guns and all were made in the USA. While these represent less than 10% of my collection, it does trouble me if registration becomes mandatory.