One Old Dawg: March 2020

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Due to the unfolding corona virus event, we are reaching out to our One Old Dawg subscribers with messages of encouragement.

In this video Rev. Jerry Varnado and worship leader Caleb Moore lead in worship. You may access it by clicking HERE.

Stay well dear friends.

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Correction

For some reason, there was a glitch on our last post on email and the video did not attach. You can always click on the title of a post to get to the web version but in case you didn't know that, click HERE for the video from One Old Dawg.

Sunday, March 15, 2020

One Old Dawg with a message of encouragement

Because of the extraordinary circumstances we face in these days from the corona virus spread, One Old Dawg recorded a message of encouragement. It was initially for our church family, but we decided our One Old Dawg subscribers might also like to view it.

We would like to extend our sympathy to the family of Georgia letterman, Kent Lawrence, who passed this week. One Old Dawg enjoyed his time spent with Kent Lawrence when they were teammates on the 1966 SEC championship team. He will be greatly missed and always remembered as a great player on the field and and an outstanding judge in the state court, a police chief in our community, and as an advocate for those who struggled with addiction.

God bless you all.

Who's writing this here blog?

Well, it used to be that One Old Dawg would rather be flogged than blog, but gradually he's gotten used to the idea. One Old Dawg’s wife, Beverly Varnado, still helps him out. She’s not old. He married a MUCH younger woman. She thought somebody ought to get down these stories One Old Dawg has been telling for decades. And though she said she’d never do it, she’s become his administrative assistant following him around with a notepad and recorder. One Old Dawg has always hoped this would happen. ~sigh~ She’s also plundering a cardboard box of memorabilia his mama saved and taking out straight pins that have held newspaper clippings together for fifty years. Thank you Mama Varnado for such a wealth of material. You can also catch Beverly on her personal blog, One Ringing Bell, her website http://www.beverlyvarnado.com/, or pick up one of her books, Home to Currahee, or Give My Love to the Chestnut Trees.