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I was in a rush to get to the practice area prior to my opening tee time at the golf tournament. I hardly had time to hit any balls before I had to be on the first tee. I had … Continue reading →

    I was in a rush to get to the practice area prior to my opening tee time at the golf tournament. I hardly had time to hit any balls before I had to be on the first tee. … Continue reading →

    The Coker Foundation  proudly announces  a new Chief Executive.  In his first meeting with the  Administrative Council Bryce announced several changes in our daily work habits.    It is noteworthy Bryce has not mastered phonics and does not read, therefore … Continue reading →

Where will you ‘pitch your tent?’ The tradition of modern commencement addresses usually begins with “Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life.” To the senior a chapter in you… Source: Reflections………………………Graduation

Where will you ‘pitch your tent?’ The tradition of modern commencement addresses usually begins with “Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life.” To the senior a chapter in your life comes to a close. At graduation … Continue reading →

In rural Georgia there once lived a lady who lived a life that many would consider a life of obscurity, alone with her flower and vegetable garden.  Her husband had gone to be with God many years a… Source: Reflections…………………………..Mama

A can flies out the window of the car and tumbles down the embankment coming to rest in the ditch. A passing train has the distinguishing marks of the Arabic language painted on its side. In… Source: Earth

The young recruit stood at attention as his drill sergeant outlined his activities for the next several days.  He and his fellow recruits’ first order of business was to learn to make their… Source: Reflections………………………………………….Choas

    As I entered the large room which served as a gathering place for the ladies, Martha immediately recognized me and shouted, “Dr. Coker” and ran over and embraced me with a ‘bear’ hug.  Her smile was contagious as … Continue reading →