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The Eshes: Such a people of light and goodness Comments from Columbia and former Marrowbone pastor Neil Janes; from Cumberland Countian John Chowning, and Dave Rosenbaum's request for address to make donations to the family's expenses. Those, plus link to the YouTube recording of the Esh family singing Link to music: Home We've learned that CDs of many of the the Esh family songs will be available today, March 29, 2010, from 1-4pm at the Carhartt Building in Marrowbone, KY. Contributions to the Esh Family Fund, P.O. Box 337, Burkesville, KY 42717, may also be made in person at First & Farmers National Bank, 129 N. Main ST, Burkeville, KY By Linda Waggener The news of the Esh family and friends killed in the worst Kentucky vehicle crash in 20 years continues to be on the minds of everyone in the region. These comments were part of conversations over the weekend from three who have close ties in Cumberland County: 'Such a people of light and goodness' The pastor of Columbia United Methodist Church, Neil Janes, said during prayers requests at the start of Palm Sunday services, "We lived next door to the Esh family in Cumberland County and they were such a people of light and goodness." Link to one of the Esh family's songs, 'Home' John Chowning, pastor of Saloma Baptist Church in Campbellsville, and Campbellsville University vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president, sends this comment and link to one of the Esh family's songs, 'Home': "I thought you all might be blessed by this You Tube play of a song recorded by the Esh family from Marrowbone. It's entitled "Home" and as I understand, was written in memory/honor of their son who was killed in a snowmobile accident in the Ukraine four years ago. He was doing missions work there. While I didn't know the family personally, I had heard of them and everyone spoke very highly of them. This tragedy has really hit the entire Cumberland County community very hard." Link to music: HomeAnd Dave Rosenbaum wants to know where contributions can be made Dave Rosenbaum grew up in Fairplay, KY, between Columbia and Burkesville, KY. He sent the following letter: About: Nothing seems the same in Marrowbone KYThe information we have is that contributions can be made to help with expenses to: Esh Family FundOr, donations can be made at the First & Farmers National Bank, 129 N. Main ST, Burkesville, KY. Comments from those who knew and were blessed by the Esh family are welcome. This story was posted on 2010-03-29 08:15:48
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