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Gary Bath has received many surprising emails and phone calls over the past couple months after he came to the rescue of an American family stranded on their way north to Alaska. But an email he . . .
MOMENTS WITH THE MINISTER: The Light Shines in the Darkness By Lander Bethel Special to the Herald Democrat Happy New Year! Or so we hope. Maybe it’s something more like, “Whew, glad to have 2020 behind us.” My guess is moving on to better times will not be as easy as a page turn on a calendar, if you’re still using paper calendars, or on to a new screen on your phone. This past year brought horrific news and devastating circumstances for many people. The percentage of virus cases in our local hospitals is approaching 25%. That may be still higher after our Christmas gatherings and th...
Lynn Marchessault and her two children packed up their car in Georgia and settled in for a long ride. They were going to meet up with Lynn’s husband in Alaska, where he is stationed as a member of the U.S. military. When they reached the Canadian border, Lynn knew they had to focus. Because of COVID-19 regulations, they had to stick to a strict five-day schedule to reach their destination. Unfortunately, once they entered Canada, things began to take a turn for the worse. Lynn’s phone didn’t have signal without an internet connection, so they had no GPS. Not to mention, her windshield...
Canadian Ranger Drives Stranded Woman and Her 2 Kids 1,000 Miles to Alaska People 12/10/2020 © Provided by People Lynn Marchessault It's something many people can relate to — you're driving in an unfamiliar area, the weather turns bad, then worse, and the last place you want to be is behind the wheel. This is what happened to Lynn Marchessault in November when she was making her way from Georgia to Alaska with her 13-year-old son Payton, 10-year-old daughter Rebecca and their two dogs and cat. The family was making the trek to reunite with Marchessault's husband, a staff sergeant in th...
Credit: Lynn Marchessault It's something many people can relate to — you're driving in an unfamiliar area, the weather turns bad, then worse, and the last place you want to be is behind the wheel. This is what happened to Lynn Marchessault in November when she was making her way from Georgia to Alaska with her 13-year-old son Payton, 10-year-old daughter Rebecca and their two dogs and cat. The family was making the trek to reunite with Marchessault's husband, a staff sergeant in the US Army stationed in Fairbanks, ...