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Comment on Vital Leadership Lessons to Teach your Children from a Young Age by Anthony Salvo

Anthony Salvo — Fri, 25 Aug 2017 19:52:02 +0000

THE MOST IMPORTANT THING WE CAN TEACH IS JESUS CHRIST AND ALL HIS WAYS IN THE BIBLE AND BEING FILLED WITH THE HOLY GHOST AND BEING BORN AGAIN IN WATER AND SPIRIT OF JESUS CHRIST! IF WE DONT HAVE JESUS WE HAVE NOTHING JOHN 15:5 JESUS SAID WITHOUT ME YOU CAN DO NOTHING. AND I AM SO GLAD I KNOW JESUS CHRIST AS MY PERSONAL LORD AND SAVIOR NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN JESUS AND MY PERSONAL WALK AND PUBLIC WALK WITH HIM ALWAYS IN JESUS THATS WHAT I WOULD TELL MY CHILDREN ALL THE TIME AS OFTEN AS NECESSARY ALWAYS!

Comment on The Art of Starting a New Company by Frank Smentowski

Frank Smentowski — Wed, 19 Jul 2017 04:53:54 +0000

Would like to know where to start since I have many business ideas. I what to improve the life of the over the road truck driver. Thanks, Frank Smentowski

Comment on The Art of Starting a New Company by John Rowe

John Rowe — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 20:35:18 +0000

Good info. Thanks for sharing.

Comment on Epiphany International by Epiphany International Supports Water Access in Central Africa | Ryan Wuerch's Blog

Sun, 16 Jul 2017 18:26:08 +0000

[…] pursuits, Ryan Wuerch is actively involved in the nonprofit his grandfather founded in 1972 called Epiphany International. One of Epiphany International’s projects has been a partnership with Water for Good to create […]

Comment on High Speed Train to Productivity by Ryan Wuerch » A Single Relationship Can Change The Lives of ManyTime Around the Dinner Table - RyanWuerch.org

Fri, 17 Feb 2017 23:03:11 +0000

[…] about making the decision to prioritize that part of your life. I have previously talked about my 24 Boxcar theory, where every hour of your day is a boxcar, and you make choices on what to fill those cars […]

Comment on High Speed Train to Productivity by Ryan Wuerch » A Single Relationship Can Change The Lives of ManyThe Red Plate – Creating meaningful positive family traditions

Mon, 30 Jan 2017 19:47:12 +0000

[…] causes and still manage to make the time high value and high quality? As I’ve talked about in a previous blog, it is all about living with […]

Comment on The Lessons Herb Taught Me! by Jim Rowe

Jim Rowe — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 06:32:51 +0000

Ryan, I was googling Herb tonight and thinking about the few hours I spent with him but the impact he made on me. Growing up I knew Herb through my Uncle who was a good friend but unfortunately I only spent about 50-60 hours with him. We sat around a camp fire, we played cards, we went to a mariner spring training & he hosted a birthday party for my 4 year old son at his house in Arizona. He also would stop in our restaurant in Ellensburg whenever he drove through.He introduced me to his printing business as well and made sure I got the full Herb treatment. I often think what it would have been like to be mentored by Herb and tonight while I googled him I was happy to read your blog and get a little bit of Herbs wisdom shared by you. Thanks for writing about Herb and sharing your thoughts.

Comment on PART I – The Red Plate – Creating meaningful positive family traditions by Scott Hill

Scott Hill — Thu, 24 Jul 2014 18:55:36 +0000

Ryan … Well written and an excellent way to recognize our children and family! Leah and I plan to implement this into our family. Daily at dinner we talk about our highs and lows of the day and this will be one more way to continue to shape our boys into gentlemen!

Comment on The Lessons Herb Taught Me! by Anastasia Francis

Anastasia Francis — Wed, 23 Jul 2014 23:53:52 +0000

My name is Anastasia Francis. I have been married to his nephew, Jason, for 10 years this August 7, 2014.

Herb and Janice helped Jason helped make the top secret & detailed arrangements for Jaosn’s LIVE marriage proposal to me during a Mariners game in July of 2003– while we were visiting them from the SF BAy Area.

The time, the thought, the attention to detail were paramount to Herb and Janice (Jason too) to make this proposal go off without a hitch.
The plan was set into motion:
Jason was broughtby Aunt Janice to Swissa Jeweler’s (Herb & Janice’s good friends) in downtown Seattle to search for the perfect engagement ring! Herb had ECG print up the largest proposal sign I have ever seen. “Anastasia, will see marry me, Love Jason” which was held by the Mariner Moose (who along with all the fabulous employees in the Diamond Club were in on the surprise.
Herb arranged to even have the sports announcers and the TV crew “do a play by LIVE of the proposal seen on TV up and down the West Coast!” as Jason got down on one knee. The ring was presented in a hollowed out baseball that Herb & Janice’s Son, Steve had in his camera case waiting for the “moment” to hand it to Jason! We made the jumbo-tron and all our family & friends back home saw the magical moment on their TV’s. We we did get married in 2004, Herb once again helped create baseball ticket seating tickets for (of course) our baseball themed wedding.

I am sad that we all will not have anymore opportunities to listen to his wonderful stories about his amazing journey through this lifetime. He always had a hug to give or a smile that could light up a room. His LOVE for his family & his friends in every action that he took. Herb was a man that talked the talk and walked the walk. A generous and caring man for those who were in his lives and for some who were just passing through.

This article above that was so eloquently written was truly a testament to the HERB we all know and love! I am going to print this out and place it in my children’s baby books so that they can keep a piece of Uncle Herbie with them as they grow into wonderful human beings!
Thank you sir for such a loving tribute to Herb.

Anastasia

Comment on The Lessons Herb Taught Me! by Duane Stober

Duane Stober — Sun, 06 Jul 2014 16:22:51 +0000

Herb left us this week, and it is truly a sad time. I have known Herb since Junior High School. He has been a good friend and client. He was a very humble, generous and caring man. He shared his success with his Native American relations, the Moyer Foundation, the Highline Medical Foundation, and probably others with which I am not familiar. He has had a positive impact on my life and that of many others. I love that man.