Rodney was the best big brother anyone could possibly have. Even though he only lived to be 37 years of age, he taught me that life was more about donation than duration. Even though he was very quiet, the words he did speak were always of value and wisdom. What a huge heart he had! I miss him every day. His last words to me were "Good-bye, Baby Sister--I'll see you later!" ...........and I will, because I trust in Christ, as he did, for this life and for all eternity. Rodney and Carolyn (Ashford Daniel also class of '65) had two daughters, Amy and Katy, and now have four granchildren.
Sheila Daniel (Lau) (1969)
Rodney was the best big brother anyone could possibly have. Even though he only lived to be 37 years of age, he taught me that life was more about donation than duration. Even though he was very quiet, the words he did speak were always of value and wisdom. What a huge heart he had! I miss him every day. His last words to me were "Good-bye, Baby Sister--I'll see you later!" ...........and I will, because I trust in Christ, as he did, for this life and for all eternity. Rodney and Carolyn (Ashford Daniel also class of '65) had two daughters, Amy and Katy, and now have four granchildren.