orders

Orders of Elders and Deacons and Fellowship of Licensed Local Pastors fall gathering

An Actor receiving orders and writing them down for “the next train”. (9/7/24)

another one bites the dust

Foto Nijkamp

Rev. Dr. Kevass Harding delivers the closing sermon about how there is no shame in seeking help for mental illness.

The annual clergy gathering focused on reaching out to young adults and youth during Orders & Fellowship 2017 in Salina, Kansas.

Meal Handoff? Train Orders?

A demonstration of order giving with the newly restored Rock Island Geep.

Blaisdell Center

Under Orders by Dick Francis

Evans School Graduation 2014 on 6/12/14 (C) 2014 Karen Orders Photography

The annual clergy gathering focused on reaching out to young adults and youth during Orders & Fellowship 2017 in Salina, Kansas.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Luch box with inside fabric covered with vinyl to protect it from stains, sold

Military Orders

Grand Rapids - Michigan

Taken in the market in Florence, Italy.

Time for another pint, Cha?

Feck, I don't know, Miah - look at the size of them crowds!

no rest for the seamless/door dash/ post mates /taskrabbit army

Brendan Murphy receives the Order of Surak Third Class for scholarship

The annual clergy gathering focused on reaching out to young adults and youth during Orders & Fellowship 2017 in Salina, Kansas.

Bishop Ruben Saenz Jr. and the Rev. Cynthia Stewart serve communion.

The annual clergy gathering focused on reaching out to young adults and youth during Orders & Fellowship 2017 in Salina, Kansas.

The annual clergy gathering focused on reaching out to young adults and youth during Orders & Fellowship 2017 in Salina, Kansas.

Waiting for orders

Gov. Jack Markell signed House Bill 64, which provides for a Delaware Medical Orders for Scope of Treament (DMOST), a voluntary document that allows patients near the end of their lives to make their wishes about care known to health care providers.

At the May 28 bill-signing in the Governor’s Office in Wilmington, Judge Susan DelPesco, who helped shepherd the bill through along with sponsors Rep. Michael Barbieri and Sen. Bethany Hall-Long, called DMOST “the Civil Rights Act of the baby boom generation.”

Because DMOST is a medical order, health care providers will receive specific direction from each patient in carrying out their wishes. It is voluntary, and will be used by a person whose doctor would be not be surprised if they die within the next year. The form can be revoked by the patient at any time.

“A decision on the part of the patient and now a promise we can keep,” said Dr. Kathleen McNicholas of Christiana Care, who worked on the bill as well.

Get your order forms from your school office.

Orders have to be in to your school office by Friday 17th June with your payment and order form.

On your order form you must state the set number, photo number and size you want your photos to be.

Prices are as follows; $8 for a 6x4, $12 for a 5x7 and $18 for a 8x10.

Example on your order form;

Set number = 1(Arrival), Photo number=120, Size=5x7 (tick).

Please note that it is illegal to copy these photographs.

Alaric Macdonald and Shantelle Cockroft-Gerken

Waiting for our orders to be prepared. :)

Photo used at blog post - ronald-tan.com/2010/10/27/a-day-in-malacca/