Jerrel and Janice have been moved to a more comfortable room and the new room number is 313.
Thanks so much to Dennis Zimmerman, the manager of the Watchmen Quartet in California for the picture of the Watchmen and the Brashear Family Singers taken in 1988. The picture is now laminated & on our TV in our room at Stella Manor Nursing Home. Thank God for people like Dennis, that is a brother & a very close Friend.
As you know, Janice was admitted to St. Mary’s. Jerrel now says she can no longer swallow so they are having to feed her through her IV. He said they need lots of prayers.
Janice was placed in St. Mary’s hospital in Russellville, AR which is their home town.
Janice went to the hospital to get her blood pressure regulated and Jerrel thought she was getting out today. However, she is have trouble swallowing and the Doctor is running tests to find out more about this problem. Please pray for them, especially Janice.
Dear Friends of Jerrel & Janice Brashear,
As of Monday May 9th, Dad is now a resident of Stella Manor Nursing Home. He is in the same room with Mom. Now he doesn’t have to leave her at night.
If you would like to write them, you can send cards and letters to:
Jerrel & Janice Brashear
c/o Stella Manor Nursing Home
400 N. Vancouver Ave.
Russellville, AR 72801
or you can call Dad at 479-967-1154.
If you want to know anything about how they are doing, you can contact me at: michaelbrashear@yahoo.com or 1002 Lynndale Dr., Castalian Springs, TN 37031. Continue to keep them in your prayers. Thank you.
Michael Brashear
Janice has Parkinson’s and cancer of the lady parts and Jerrel has hardening of the arteries, which will not let the blood flow correctly to the brain. They are both at Stella Manor Nursing Home, room 108 East, 400 North Vancouver, Russellville, AR 72801.
As a song says “Prayer is the key to Heaven but faith unlocks the door”. Please take some time out of your schedule and ask the Lord to touch these two people. These two have given their lives to writing and singing songs that have blessed people all over America, Jamaica, Canada and the Northern parts of Old Mexico.
Thanks for caring and passing this information on to your church.
Thank you and we love you.
One of the nurse’s assistants was giving Janice her medication and Janice looked at her and said, “But I don’t know what time it is”. That is the first time in almost 2 years she has spoken a whole sentence clearly.
