I posted on here a couple weeks back about Mitch and how things were on the downward spiral. We all knew it was getting close and this morning he decided it was time to go chasing after some gobblers with Jesus. He is no longer suffering and even though it is a day of mourning for several people who knew this man, it is a day of rejoicing. He can walk, run, jump, climb and tell everyone up there about how wonderful it is to be home.
I thank The Lord for Mitch and his family. They showed me what it was not to give up and to trust in The Lord. I changed for the better after meeting him. I became closer with my family in Louisville and realized what a great and amazing family I have. I met my wife due to my changes just a month after coming back home from the 3rd annual ALS Hunting for a Cure banquet.
Thank you Mitch Ensor. You are truly missed.
If anyone has not had the chance to look this man up, I pray that you do so. We all take things for granted everyday and I do my best not to after meeting Mitch.
Sorry for the loss of your Friend, He is in a better place. :cross2: :cross2: :cross2:
Sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss...prayers for his family and yours. :cross2:
sorry for your loss :cross2:
My condolences for your & his families loss. I will pray for them.....
I pray for his loved ones left behind. His suffering is over, and I'm sure he's at peace. Since my wife diagnosis of ALS we have learned that nothing should be taken for granted. Learn to live life to the fullest and especially tell the ones you care about how much they mean to you. I hope he went peacefully.
Rick
http://m.realtree.tv/watch.aspx?video=1474
This is the link to the video if anyone wants to watch when Mitch complete his slam with D. Blanton. A lot of emotion.
Prayers and condolences for Mitch's family and friends. I got to see Mitch's hunt on Realtree Outdoors last year and I was so touched by his drive and love of the outdoors.