X-Account-Key: account2 X-UIDL: AEQPw0MAAF8ySuchRAEYekZ4iIs X-Mozilla-Status: 0001 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 X-Mozilla-Keys: X-Apparently-To: jr6032@swbell.net via 67.195.15.68; Tue, 27 Oct 2009 09:35:15 -0700 X-YMailISG: j.9K5xQWLDtr_Nm_jYPlDJsA_CqpdjA3tjkbMTIogAvLyXuRnCZ9Xz8KYm9Y__aTm9MnGL8_pwSWz5UfCqplh7_uSCOIAZCtvtxGEaUHDjRaUELTp4KTWrB57k1Q0fd81b3q0tYjQnqu_t5Mhg.VSRtVE8zH41u9zdzO4wyGhC6tfZ3IVAgrFqtvPveSJ7zD5qESRqEtzWC.8p7Y5i1vgU1hX7P9iSPlbzx.KW4LqfYeNYM- X-Originating-IP: [208.145.81.51] Authentication-Results: mta138.sbc.mail.re3.yahoo.com from=sil.org; domainkeys=neutral (no sig); from=sil.org; dkim=neutral (no sig) Received: from 207.115.20.47 (EHLO flph262.prodigy.net) (207.115.20.47) by mta138.sbc.mail.re3.yahoo.com with SMTP; Tue, 27 Oct 2009 09:35:15 -0700 X-Originating-IP: [208.145.81.51] Received: from smtp1.wsfo.org (smtp1.wsfo.org [208.145.81.51]) by flph262.prodigy.net (8.13.8 inb ipv6 jeff0203/8.13.8) with ESMTP id n9RGZEFR030975 for ; Tue, 27 Oct 2009 09:35:14 -0700 Received: from mail.link77.net (cgp2.mail.link77.net [172.22.65.14]) by smtp1.wsfo.org (8.13.8/8.13.8) with ESMTP id n9RGV0Da014810; Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:31:00 -0400 X-CGP-ClamAV-Result: CLEAN X-VirusScanner: Niversoft's CGPClamav Helper v1.9.5 (ClamAV engine v0.95.2) X-CGP-ClamAV-Result: CLEAN X-VirusScanner: Niversoft's CGPClamav Helper v1.9.5 (ClamAV engine v0.95.2) X-ExtScanner: Niversoft's Find_Attachments Received: from [216.143.106.98] (account linda_schmitt@sil.org HELO schmittleee1000he) by cgp2.mail.link77.net (CommuniGate Pro SMTP 5.2.16) with ESMTPSA id 16429643; Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:30:59 -0400 From: "Linda Schmitt" To: "Linda Schmitt" Subject: Touchin Bases Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 23:30:50 +0700 Message-ID: <002b01ca5722$e4432270$acc96750$@org> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_NextPart_000_002C_01CA575D.90A1FA70" X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 12.0 Thread-Index: AcpXIbFaUk2bFzByQfGDzUQxVgtzkg== Content-Language: en-us X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.62 on 172.22.65.23 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01CA575D.90A1FA70 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Greetings, friends and partners. Most of you have probably heard of the flooding in Manila as a result of Typhoon Ondoy. We were fortunate in = that our home was not affected by the storm. However, many of our friends and colleagues were. We thought you might be interested in the following = update from our Philippines office. All of the people listed are involved with = the Bible Translation movement.=20 =20 Please pray with us as they continue to deal with their losses and = recover a sense of =93normalcy=94 in their lives and ministries. =20 This week we are in Dallas for our bi-annual senior leadership meetings. = We would appreciate your prayers for our time of planning and working = together. =20 Blessings,=20 Linda and Ken _________________________________________________ From: SILP Prayer Coordinator=20 October 25, 2009 =20 Greetings, =20 I have been asked to send out an update on our friends and colleagues = who have personally been hit hard as a result of Tropical Storm Ondoy. = Please be in prayer for them. If you=92d like to donate, you can do so online by = going to www.wycliffeassociates.org and follow the giving link to online donations. Please reference Philippines Flood Relief and fund code 3390 in the appropriate box. =20 In alphabetical order: =20 ~ Pastor Mario & Beth Albelda (TAP): Water was 20 foot high. They lost everything. =20 ~ Cecille (The hairdresser the comes to SILP to service the members=92 = hair needs): Lost their house contents and have to live elsewhere since the = house has major structural damage due to the typhoon. =20 ~ Lito and Jing Castro (TAP): They were attending the Kinaray-a NT Dedication when the storm hit Manila. Their whole house was submerged. = No family members were injured, only property damages. =20 ~ Jenny Eso (ASA): Jennelyn was attending Kinaray-a NT dedication in = Antique when the typhoon struck Manila. Her house was submerged and during the flood, part of the wall in the kitchen got washed away and a lot of her things floated away with the flood. Immediate needs are for office = clothing, kitchen utensils, beddings and house repairs. =20 ~ Pastor Lloyd and Dahl Estrada (Sa Bawat Wika): Evacuated house due to flooding in sub-division. Water not inside yet. Costs involved staying = out of house and possible repairs to underground systems. Pray that water = does not rise and enter house.=20 =20 ~ Roderick Gonzales (SILP): He lives beside Araneta Avenue where it = usually floods but this is the first time that their whole house was submerged = in water. Their whole second floor and roof of the house was washed away by = the floods. They were able to save their clothing but it's wet by the = floods. His daughters' school books got wet. Their cooking range, electric fan, beddings, pillows was submerged in water. All their shoes got washed = away by the floods came in for work yesterday but we sent him home to fix his = house. Update: he is still reinforcing repairs of their house but he is = thankful for all the help he is getting. =20 ~ Marc and Suzanne Jacobson (SILP): First floor was flooded. Total = damage unknown at this time. =20 ~ Bob and Carol Kuiken (SILP): First floor flooded. Lost piano and items = on first floor. The owner of the house is willing to let them stop paying = rent until their house is restored. Their kitchen was destroyed as was most = of their kitchen stuff. The big expense for the Kuikens is the replacement = of Carol=92s piano and kitchen appliances. =20 ~ Erlene Pecson (ASA): She was attending the Kinaray-a NT dedication = when the storm hit Manila. She lives with her father (Ric Pecson, SILP). = Water came up to a few inches to their 2nd floor of their house. All their appliances like 2 refrigerator, washing machine, cooking stove, their Tamaraw FX got submerged in flood water. All family members are = accounted for and they are now cleaning their house and trying to repair things. = She was able to get back home after few days after the storm. =20 ~ Ric Pecson (SILP): He lives in Karangalan village where there was a = high flood water reports. Water came up to a few inches to their 2nd floor of their house. All their appliances refrigerator (two), washing machine, cooking stove, approximately 20 sacks of rice, and their Tamaraw FX got submerged in flood water. Tamaraw FX has since been fixed and is now in running condition. All family members are accounted for and they are now cleaning their house and trying to repair things. =20 ~ Andy & Mafe Pe=F1a (TAP/SILP): Their house was submerged in water. = Water in their first floor was up to the neck. They have not returned to their = house because of the garbage being piled around their neighborhood. They were = able to clean the inside of their house but they are cautious (for health reasons) of staying there because of the garbage that piled up and is = not yet being picked-up by the local garbage collectors. =20 ~ Rezyl Penalver (SILP): Her sister rents a 2nd floor apartment that was affected because the water came up to the roof of the apartment. = Immediate needs: Help for their sister who lost most of their things and = appliances like washing machine, refrigerator. They still don't have water and electricity today. Because of the poor living conditions in Marikina = after the floods, their two year old son needed to be hospitalized because he could not breathe due to the mud turning into dust and blowing away with = the winds. Update: Rezyl=92s nephew was released from the hospital is now = doing better. =20 ~ Dave & Tammy Schutt (SILP): Car was submerged in flash flood. =20 ~ Joane So (ASA): Flood waters came into the whole first floor of their house. Her car, Her two brothers' car was completely submerged in flood waters. All appliances in the first floor were submerged. Cabinets and = walls are in ruins. Electricity was back to normal after 3 to four days. = Repairs are being done at their house. She was advised to sell her car because = water came into the engine and fuel tanks and this might cause a lot of repair trouble for her. =20 ~ Manny Tamayao (SILP): He lives with his wife's Aunt. The whole house = got submerged in flood waters. He was only able to save the milk powder of = his 2 year old son and some clothing. When they went back to their house after = the waters receded, they were only able to salvage what was left of their clothing and other cabinets. The school shoes of his eldest son got = washed away, school bag with books gone, the inhaler of his son got wet. But = all family members are accounted for and are doing okay. Immediate needs: bedding (mattress etc.), all household utensils, inhaler & school = supplies & shoes for his son. Manny needs another pair of working clothes and = shoes. He also needs to repair their main door of their house because it got = washed away by the flood. =20 ~ Elsie Tumlos (SILP): Flood waters came into their house. There is no = more water in their house but there are still flood waters around their area, causing them to stay at her mother's house. =20 ~ Sharon Tully(SILP): First floor flooded. She lost all her clothes and everything in her entire house. She is in a much more precarious = situation. Sharon will not return to her house in Riverside as the oil spill made = that an impossible situation. She is looking for a new place to live now =96 = and will need to refurnish the entire place. =20 =20 Please continue to be in pray for these people and the community at = large as we work together to rebuild homes and lives. =20 ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01CA575D.90A1FA70 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Greetings, friends = and partners. Most of you have probably heard of the flooding in Manila as a result of Typhoon Ondoy. We were fortunate in that our home was not affected by = the storm. However, many of our friends and colleagues were. We thought you = might be interested in the following update from our Philippines office. All = of the people listed are involved with the Bible Translation movement. =

 

Please pray with us = as they continue to deal with their losses and recover a sense of = “normalcy” in their lives and ministries.

 

This week we are in = Dallas for our bi-annual senior leadership meetings. We would appreciate your = prayers for our time of planning and working together.

 

Blessings, =

Linda and = Ken

_________________________________________________=

F= rom: S= ILP Prayer Coordinator 

October 25, = 2009

 

Greetings,

 

I have been asked to send out an update on our friends and colleagues who have personally been hit hard as a result of Tropical = Storm Ondoy. Please be in prayer for them. If you’d like to donate, you = can do so online by going to www.wycliffeassociates.org and follow = the giving link to online donations. Please reference Philippines Flood Relief = and fund code 3390 in the appropriate box.

 

In alphabetical order:

 

~ Pastor Mario & Beth Albelda (TAP): Water was 20 foot = high. They lost everything.

 

~ Cecille (The hairdresser the comes to SILP to service the members’ hair needs): Lost their house contents and have to live elsewhere since the house has major structural damage due = to the typhoon.

 

~ Lito and Jing Castro (TAP): They were attending the = Kinaray-a NT Dedication when the storm hit Manila. Their whole house was submerged. = No family members were injured, only property = damages.

 

~ Jenny Eso (ASA): Jennelyn was attending Kinaray-a NT = dedication in Antique when the typhoon struck Manila. Her house was submerged and = during the flood, part of the wall in the kitchen got washed away and a lot of = her things floated away with the flood. Immediate needs are for office = clothing, kitchen utensils, beddings and house repairs.

 

~ Pastor Lloyd and Dahl Estrada (Sa Bawat Wika): Evacuated = house due to flooding in sub-division. Water not inside yet. Costs involved = staying out of house and possible repairs to underground systems. Pray that = water does not rise and enter house. 

 

~ Roderick Gonzales (SILP): He lives beside Araneta Avenue = where it usually floods but this is the first time that their whole house was = submerged in water. Their whole second floor and roof of the house was washed away = by the floods. They were able to save their clothing but it's wet by the = floods. His daughters' school books got wet. Their cooking range, electric fan, = beddings, pillows was submerged in water. All their shoes got washed away by the = floods came in for work yesterday but we sent him home to fix his house. = Update: he is still reinforcing repairs of their house but he is thankful for all the = help he is getting.

 

~ Marc and Suzanne Jacobson (SILP): First floor was flooded. = Total damage unknown at this time.

 

~ Bob and Carol Kuiken (SILP): First floor flooded. Lost = piano and items on first floor. The owner of the house is willing to let them stop = paying rent until their house is restored. Their kitchen was destroyed as was = most of their kitchen stuff. The big expense for the Kuikens is the replacement = of Carol’s piano and kitchen appliances.

 

~ Erlene Pecson (ASA): She was attending the Kinaray-a NT dedication when the storm hit Manila. She lives with her father (Ric = Pecson, SILP).  Water came up to a few inches to their 2nd floor of their = house. All their appliances like 2 refrigerator, washing machine, cooking = stove,  their Tamaraw FX got submerged in flood water. All family members are = accounted for and they are now cleaning their house and trying to repair things. = She was able to get back home after few days after the = storm.

 

~ Ric Pecson (SILP): He lives in Karangalan = village where there was a high flood water reports. Water came up to a few = inches to their 2nd floor of their house. All their appliances refrigerator (two), washing machine, cooking stove, approximately 20 sacks of rice, and = their Tamaraw FX got submerged in flood water. Tamaraw FX has since been fixed = and is now in running condition. All family members are accounted for and they = are now cleaning their house and trying to repair = things.

 

~ Andy & Mafe Pe=F1a (TAP/SILP): Their house was = submerged in water. Water in their first floor was up to the neck. They have not = returned to their house because of the garbage being piled around their = neighborhood. They were able to clean the inside of their house but they are cautious (for = health reasons) of staying there because of the garbage that piled up and is = not yet being picked-up by the local garbage = collectors.

 

~ Rezyl Penalver (SILP): Her sister rents a 2nd floor = apartment that was affected because the water came up to the roof of the = apartment. Immediate needs: Help for their sister who lost most of their things and = appliances like washing machine, refrigerator. They still don't have water and = electricity today. Because of the poor living conditions in Marikina after the = floods, their two year old son needed to be hospitalized because he could not = breathe due to the mud turning into dust and blowing away with the winds. = Update: Rezyl’s nephew was released from the hospital is now doing = better.

 

~ Dave & Tammy Schutt (SILP): Car was submerged in flash = flood.

 

~ Joane So (ASA): Flood waters came into the whole first = floor of their house. Her car, Her two brothers' car was completely submerged in = flood waters. All appliances in the first floor were submerged. Cabinets and = walls are in ruins.  Electricity was back to normal after 3 to four days. Repairs are being done at their house. She was advised to sell her car = because water came into the engine and fuel tanks and this might cause a lot of = repair trouble for her.

 

~ Manny Tamayao (SILP): He lives with his wife's Aunt. The = whole house got submerged in flood waters. He was only able to save the milk = powder of his 2 year old son and some clothing. When they went back to their = house after the waters receded, they were only able to salvage what was left = of their clothing and other cabinets. The school shoes of his eldest son got = washed away, school bag with books gone, the inhaler of his son got wet. But = all family members are accounted for and are doing okay. Immediate needs: = bedding (mattress etc.), all household utensils, inhaler & school supplies = & shoes for his son. Manny needs another pair of working clothes and = shoes. He also needs to repair their main door of their house because it got = washed away by the flood.

 

~ Elsie Tumlos (SILP): Flood waters came into their house. = There is no more water in their house but there are still flood waters around = their area, causing them to stay at her mother's = house.

 

~ Sharon Tully(SILP): First floor flooded. She lost all her = clothes and everything in her entire house. She is in a much more precarious = situation. Sharon will not return to her house in Riverside as the oil spill made = that an impossible situation. She is looking for a new place to live now – = and will need to refurnish the entire place.

 

 

Please continue to be in pray for these people and the = community at large as we work together to rebuild homes and = lives.

 

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