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 "The Hall Of Faith"
"Men Who Fear Hell Seek Religion - Men Who've Been To Hell Seek Jesus" When I come to the end of the road, and the sun has set for me. I want no rites in a gloom filled room, Why cry for a soul set free? Miss me a little, but not too long, and not with your head bowed low. Remember the love that we once shared, and miss me, but let me go. For this journey we all must take, And each must go it alone. It’s all a step in the Master’s plan, Just a step on the road home. When you are lonely and sick at heart, Go to friends we know. Bury your sorrows in doing good deeds, Miss me, but let me go. PREACHER MIKE ARNOLD Preacher was a larger than life man of God who founded a band of brothers known as the Christian Crusaders. He was a pioneer who paid the price in blood, sweat and tears to forge a relationship with many who we love and respect in this crazy old world. He will be missed but never forgotten!  "FAST EDDIE" CARLSON The last of the True Mountain Men. Our brother Eddie passed away and went home to be with Jesus March 5th, 2005. Fast Eddie was loved very much by his Crusader brothers and all those who had the honor to know him during his life. Enough cannot be said of him and all the joking and fun we had with him. He was ministering in Arizona when doctors told him to prepare for his home going. He came back to Washington and stayed with Uncle Mike until his passing. He was visited by friends and had his Pastor by his side when he left. He will be greatly missed.  "Mama Ekloff" Here is a lady who adopted everyone in the Christian Crusaders. She was a support team member and one of the best little ministers you could find anywhere. She was always ready to pray if you needed it and she beat us all into heaven. She loved Jesus and will be greatly missed. She was one of my best ministry students and she taught us many things that enriched us and blessed us. We love her dearly!!!  CRUSADER JIM ARNOLD Jim Arnold was a old timer with the Crusaders - kinda like someone you grow up admiring for all he'd been through in his life. Though he lived out in Wyoming, he attended Home Base meetings and many brothers remember times together with him at crusades the ministry held. We will miss him but he will not be forgotten. It's brothers like this that keep you on your toes. Right now he is with the Lord not experiencing pain or tiredness. He loved his motorcycle and loved to scoot. Now he is scooting with Jesus. Jim had a rowdy side but some of the ladies brought his kindness to his and our amazment. A tough old guy but an incredible asset for the Kingdom of Heaven.  Mary Minor This dear sister touched a lot of lives at Aggressive Ministries. She attended our services always looking for a hug and a little fellowship. She was a woman who had known adventure and hardship but she was a friendly and sweet friend to those she talked with. She had challenges like all of us. I personally never heard her complain though she did have realistic concerns. After the services, Mary would come up for a hug. Here is a picture with her walking stick. She liked the outdoors. You can tell by the huge grin on her face. This is a sister we will truely miss - expecially my hugs. Soon someday we will meet together in the air with Jesus and be together forever. Isn't God totally cool!  John "Ace" Miller Ace was a patch holder with the Christian Crusaders and loved Jesus with all his heart. He could often be heard yodeling over the noise of a pack of Harleys or singing "Good Morning To You" at an ungodly early hour of the morning when all his brothers were trying to sleep. Ace was an outstanding mechanic who loved Harleys but knew about all engines. It never ceased to amaze me how many people he knew and what he knew. Old timers like this are hard to find and they remind us of why we need to respect the older folks who have realy done it all! He will be sorely missed but we will see him again when Jesus shows up.  Doug Johnson Doug Johnson was a visionary man who loved Jesus and people. He always had ideas about projects and things which could be done to bless those around him. He truely cared about people. He was so fired up he could drive you crazy trying to keep up with him but we still enjoyed our times with him. He loved his daughter Josie and he loved fishing. I have rarely seen so many incredible pictures of fish as I have seen with Doug. He loved taking his daughter fishing as my dad did with me while I grew up. He was unique in many ways and will be dearly missed by us all and all the ministries he worked with and people he touched. He was a man of honor.  |
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