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Thanks and Blessings!

I appreciate your response!

Thank you, John!

Glenn, Do you have a Facebook page?

@@AWorldHealed , I don’t have Facebook, but I could communicate with you on WhatsApp if you have that, I don’t do social media, because it was taking too much of my time. I am really appreciating the old songs that you’ve shared. And the nature things also, I’m hoping that you continue to share more! It is a blessing

@@glennhollinger You ae a wise man to give priority to your family!

Bless you also! Thank you for your kind comment.

I’m glad you enjoyed the song. Appreciate your comment.!

Glenn, I appreciate your comment. Conrad Baer

@@AWorldHealed you’re welcome! I appreciate you sharing all of the things that you have shared on RUclips. Keep up the good work, I like the old songs, and the nature videos also

@@glennhollinger It feels good to hear from a kindred spirit. Blessings to you!

It stirs my heart to hear and share this music. Thanks for your comment, Levi.

Thanks for your reply. I would try MennoMedia Services. The Mennonite Hour is no longer in existence. www.mennomedia.org/contact-us/

Yes! Is your middle name Scott? Thanks for your comment.

No my middle name is Paul.

OK...I knew of a john Scott Bender when I was a lot younger. Maybe the first name was Jon. Thanks. I am sure I met your father. @@johnbender1596

Do I have the right "Paul" here? My maternal Uncle Walter Shank served as minister at Maple Grove many years ago. In some way we share some kind of connection. Bender, Paul E. (1925-2009) Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 2009 Jun 1 p. 6 Birth date: 1925 Jul 9 text of obituary: PAUL E. BENDER Paul E. Bender, 83, of Belleville, Pa., died May 13, 2009. He was born July 9, 1925, to Lewis and Barbara (Miller) Bender in Kalona, Iowa. He married Leona M. Miller on Dec. 10, 1949. He served in Civilian Public Service for three years in Terry, Mont., during World War II, attended Eastern Mennonite University and Penn State University, and was ordained for ministry in 1949. He taught school in Salisbury, Pa., while operating a watch repair shop in Grantsville, Md. He moved to Belleville to be principal at Belleville Mennonite School, pastored several churches, including Allensville Mennonite Church for 22 years, and owned and operated a watch and clock repair business and a tax preparation service. He was a member of Allegheny Mennonite Conference since 1948, a 19-year member of Big Valley Mennonite Historical Society, and an active member of Barrville Mennonite Church, serving as elder, teaching Sunday school and occasionally preaching. He enjoyed his family, friends, astronomy, biking and genealogy. Survivors include his wife, Leona; six children, Lois Arnold of Bronx, N.Y., John Bender and his wife, Mildred, of Greensboro, N.C., Roy Bender and his wife, Connie, of Lancaster, Titus Bender and his friend, Amy, of Belleville, Miriam Ferguson and her husband, John, of Mechanicsville, Va., and Loren Bender and his wife, Judy, of New Holland; a brother, Daniel Bender and his wife, Ora; four sisters, Nina Yoder, Mary Miller and her husband, Lloyd, Vera Yoder, and Gladys Fisher and her husband, Robert; a sister-in-law, Frieda Bender; 14 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Kevin Ray; a grandson, Ryan Bender; a son-in-law, Roger Arnold; and a brother, Clarence. Services were held at Maple Grove Mennonite Church. Burial was in Allensville Mennonite Cemetery.

Conrad, yes that is my family. I remember spending time with one of you boys while dad was in Steelton for a weekend. Your family was kind to me a stranger, and I was fascinated by the city environment as I had always been in rural church settings. I may be able to look up dads sermon journal and find the dates he was there. We moved to VA and then NC as I was a Field Service Rep for New Holland for 30+ years, and now retired. The memories of the outreach of the Mennonites in that time remain. I also believe that your sister Shirley was a teacher at Belleville Mennonite School, however that was after I graduated in 71.

I'm happy about that!

Thank you for listening.

Thank you for listening!

Thank you, Norm!

Glad you enjoyed it!