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He was a help in several critical matters I faced.

Now I hear brother Weaver has passed away. :(

Thanks. Considering all, I hope that was case.

Guess I fell asleep and didn't get number 4.

Believe it or not I managed to take sermon notes without Hyles shouting at me to put my pen away.

He was far from the Mr. Bubble type.

No. It was a bath. At Baptist City there were regular tubs with showers.

I once had a roommate at BC who loved HOT SCALDING baths. He would come out of the bathroom RED. That's a memory. Not sure that it applies to anything else discussed.

I recently picked up one of the Hammond Pulpit sermon books. Of the ever how many hundreds of pages I randomly opened to four pages and pointed. My finger each time landed on an illustration / real life story being given by Hyles........ about himself.

I'm still having a hard time processing that in my mind. Do I take into consideration the inflation factor in figuring if that's a deal or not.

Notes to myself the first few weeks of college - 1981. Little did I know that I really wouldn't have to worry about which clothes go in the laundry with my pink shirt.

And I do count that as a positive. It is an act of respect to the instrumentalist and a part of the worship in giving.

To this day I am terrified to talk while the offeratory is being played. Every so often Hyles would skin somebody for doing that.

And then there are the defenders....... oh brother:(

When I arrived at HAC in '81 there were plenty of people disappointed DH was no longer there. I had never heard of him.

Kathy Wilkie 1962 - August 2025

Oh, yes, that's what I mean. One could have a pass to be out past curfew for work....... then head straight to the dorm. Then you had a half hour to hit the rack.

She is no longer active on the Forum, but Teri in NC kept a stash of all things HAC/FBCH from the early '80's.

I No question about Hyles loving his sports.