Baby Boy # 7 for the Penrods arrived on Sunday, March 28. Zachariah Garrison Penrod weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces and measured 22 inches long. Congratulations to the Penrods!
Author: AGM
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Written: 03/30/2004
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Cool, now they have a quartet, and a 3 piece band!! In a few years they could be the next big thing in SG music!! Congratulations!!
WOW! Seven?!? That's alot. I guess Mark was right when he said..."Guy read the scripture that read...Be Fruitful and mltiply...and guy said OKIE DOKIE!" I wish him the best.
I meant mUltiply...and I meant to cap. Guy... :oops:
Instead of the Penrod's, couldn't they be referred to as the Walton's?
Is there anywhere on the internet to view a picture of the Penrod Family?
Congratualtions Angie & Guy on the new addition! My goodness they are trying for their own baseball team, I guess!
God is good all the time & all the time God is good.
Elaine Harcourt
Yet another boy!! Still not girl?? Congratulations to you both!! I know he's being welcome into a house of love.
Congratulations to the Pinrod family. I hope all is healthy and happy!!!
I would love to see a picture of the Penrod family too. Congratulations!!!!! :angel:
Congratulations to Guy and Angie Penrod. Two more boys and they will have a baseball team. God bless them.
Sure there will be a picture posted on Gaither-Net soon. :thumbsup:
WOW!!! I come from a family of 9 kids. Age ranging from 12-29. It is nice to see that we are not the only family in this generation that is big. It was common in the older days, but not anymore. Congrats to you!!!!!
congrats to guy and angie on this wonderful new son. 7 boys i cant even imagine but i know hes born into a family full of love. may God bless and keep the entire Penrod family
I think pictures of the Penrod family can be viewed in the galleries on Mark Lowry's sight...
7 boys Wow Guy Penrod can start making plan for a new quartet Look out Southern Gospel here comes the Penrods
:shocked: :thumbsup:
Congratulations! Now maybe Guy will have time to get a haircut.
Poor Angie.
:thumbsup:
Love CAN turn the world!!
To: Guy Pinrod,
Im 60 years old. I worked as a CNA for almost 10 years till my health gave me fits, so I am now retired.I really miss my job, I loved my residents and coworkers so much. I have three children. Bill who is 40 years old, he has five children. EJ (23), Chad (19) , Josh (18), Tim (16), and Julie (8). My son Jeff is 39 he has two girls. Stephanie (14), and Ali (11). My daughter in love Darla is married to my son Bill, and my daughter in love Dixie is married to my son Jeff. My daughter Marsha is 34. I have a granddog as well. Precious is 3 and 1/2 years old, and is my daughters dog. And I have two grandcats, Alfred who belongs to Bill's family, and last but not least Sam who is 12 years old, and is Jeff's. I have been playing the piano since I was 4 years old. My first few lessons I had to take sitting on the teachers lap. I continued lessons till I was 16. My brother Charles use to take me sing on the radio when I was 3 and 4 years old on Bible Club Time. Which led me to the privilege to sing in several singing groups growing up serving the Lord. I enjoy Southern Gospel, and country music. I am currently on dialysis for my kidneys. I go 3 days a week, for 4 hours a day in Corning. And spend time with my dialysis family. They are all such sweet and caring people. This has been a long journey since I have been on it since Feb 2005. I also under went open heart surgery in July of 2006, I had a quadruple bypass. It has been a rough few years. I owe my strength to my kids, and grandkids who have stood by me every step of the way. They refuse to let me give up. I feel very privileged to have grown up in a Godly home. My parents were both involved in church. They helped in the creating of Lamoka Baptist Camp. My Mom taught Sunday School, and Bible Club Classes to kids around the area. My Dad was a deacon in our church, and also taught Sunday School. My Dad passed away when I was 16 years old with complications with his kidneys. My oldest brother Lewis fought in the Korean war, and my other brother Charles went to Moody Bible College, and became a missionary out in Missoula Montana. I just lost the last of my family about a month ago, my oldest brother Lewis. I am thankful for my Lord, family, and friends that have been there with me through my ups and downs over the years. No matter what comes my way, God always give me a song to see me through.
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