Re: A true West Texas Conversions story done the Tongan way -- Ikaee Fale lea

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Subject: Re: A true West Texas Conversions story done the Tongan way

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Una

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Date Posted: 15:55:23 06/03/05 Fri
In reply to: Larry Norton 's message, "A true West Texas Conversions story done the Tongan way" on 01:29:01 05/29/05 Sun

Dear Brother Norton,

What a tragic story. I'd sure love to help in the cause. Us Tongans are very family oriented and hearing this kind of story is very touching because it sounds just like what a Tongan would do, help, but we are also compassionate people and it's hard for me to believe this kind missionary does not have family to help. As poor as we are, we will always help even if it means taking care of him and his siblings. That's the thing about us Tongas, we kind of know someone that knows someone and that someone would know this missionary's family here in the US and perhaps back in Tonga. So if you don't mind, can you provide me with his name and his family information because I'd love to find out if he has relatives near me or even in Tonga. Who knows he might just be my relative. How blessed you are!

Thank you,

Una

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