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Friday Was Fun Last Week

Posted August 26, 2008 by Bob Roberts Jr. // 1 comments

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Omar and Elise Reyes’ oldest son married in Waco this last weekend.  Nikki and I went and hung out a while.  I got to see the wedding which was beautiful.  We hung out with Jill, she wouldn’t let me take pictures!  Wound up eating in the same restaurant as the new interim President of Baylor, David Garland.  It was the “Elite Cafe” where Elvis used to eat when he was at Fort Hood.  We then hung out at Baylor and visited all our old spots when we were students.  It was fun!

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  • Linda Smith says:
    Aug 26, 2008 at 11:08 AM
    I just wanted to share this. After the service on Sunday I wanted to say "Hello" to Mazhar. He was speaking with a few people and I didn't want to interrupt, so I just stood there for a minute or so. I decided to go on and when I walked away he came and caught up with me and asked if there was anything he could do for me. I just told him that I had read the book and was honored to meet him and he graciously thanked me. I thought that it was an example of what a nice man he is.

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