This is a great story. I don't know why it took this long for me to hear this story because Lisa Carpenter was my grandmother. My mother Shirley Banfalvi is her daughter. My mother just sent me this story yesterday. I knew she collected all those dolls and I even remeber as a child my great grandmother collecting those dolls. My sister who lisa changed her middle name too, Jolynn had a couple of those dolls. I'm sad to say that I did not have a real close relationship with my grandmother, not becuase we did not love each other but because she lived so far away. I'm not happy with the way she passed away I still think it was a doctor error. I would like to have seen her at least one more time before she went to be with the Lord. I'm not familiar with the Gospel singer in the story but I just want to say thank you for fufilling her wish her dolls. I pray that every little girl who gets a doll will experience the love of the Lord. I pray that they cherish that doll as much as my grandmother did and perhaps that when those little girls grow up they will pass that doll on to their daughters and so on. Thank you for posting this story on your website.
Sicerely
Michael James Banfalvi

P.S. We miss you grandma.

I like Betty Jean Robinson. I've been at a number of 'er ministers. But because it was thourgh I was focusing on 'er too much I can never go back to one of them as far as I know as of now. I have been going to the Faith Assembly of God Church in Peru, Illinois Sense around may 2003 this year. It is very good. I like it. Also I went to the United Pentecostal Church in Mendota, Illinois one Wednesday. It was good too. :( I have been praying for Betty Jean every night. I hope s'e stays okay. Hope I make it. All for this time. Joseph S. Aubry Jr.