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Oct 22, '07<\/st1:date> 11:26 PM<\/st1:time><\/o:p><\/p>\n\n

<\/nobr>And a Good, Good Morning to Ya!
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\nIt's TGIF day,<\/span> and a whole lot of other TGI<\/st1:stockticker>'s as well! Well, OK, it was when I started\nwriting this Coffee Break!
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\n<\/span><\/b>I'm sure all you parents and\ngrandparents have a whole lot of funny stories to tell about your kids and\ngrandkids, but I thought I'd share a classic that our granddaughter, Savannah<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>, shared with us\nlast night.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Any of you ever see the cartoon strip (I've forgotten the\nname of it) where the little kid wheels up to a gas station with his tricycle\nand says to the attendant, "Fill er<\/span> up!"? \nNow I know where that cartoon strip came from.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Christian told me this story maybe ten years ago, and I'd\nforgotten it until Savannah reminded me last night, but when Jake (Jachin<\/span>) was about three years old, he was forever wandering\noff from the house.  Because Chris was usually off on one of his arctic\nadventures working for British Petroleum -- or whatever -- he wasn't always\naround to keep an eye on the kids when Chelsi<\/span> had to\nleave the house.  Chelsi<\/span> decided to solve Jake's\nwanderlust by putting a lock on the door well above Jake's reach.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

This one particular night, Jake wakes up around 2:30 or\n3:00 in the morning and decides he's going for a ride on his tricycle. \nBecause the lock is out of his reach, he decides to solve the problem by\ngrabbing a whole lot of VHS tapes out of the shelves and stacking them nice and\nneat like to make himself a set of steps that would allow him to reach the lock.\u00c2<\/span>  He climbs up and reaches for the lock and\nopens it, gets down, slides the nice, neat stack of tapes to the side, grabs\nhis tricycle, opens the door and heads down two flights of stairs (they were\nliving in an apartment at the time) dragging his tricycle with him.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

When he gets to the bottom, he wheels off down the\nsidewalk several blocks away to the Chevron station.  When Jake gets to\nthe station, he pulls his tricycle up in front of one of the gas pumps and\ntries to figure out how to get the handle of the gas pump out of the socket. \nAbout this time, the station attendant catches sight of this three-year old in\ndiapers trying to figure out how to gas up his tricycle and runs out the door\nto take the pump away from him.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Long about 4:00 AM or thereabouts, the two police officers\nknock on the door of Chris and Chelsi's<\/span> apartment\nwith Jake in arms and the tricycle.  A mortified Chelsi<\/span>\nanswers the door.  Jake is grinning from ear to ear.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

"Look, Mommy," he says, holding out a huge model\nChevron tanker truck the station attendant gave him.  "I got\ngas!"  The station attendant had seen Chris, Chelsi<\/span>\nand the kids numerous times and knew who Jake was.  While<\/span>\nhe was waiting for the police to show up and escort Jake back home, he gave him\nthe model tanker truck and a big bag of candy.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Everyone had a good laugh out of it, and the story made\nthe rounds for quite awhile.  None of those folks would ever forget the\nsight of a diapered three-year-old trying to gas up his tricycle at 3:00 in the\nmorning.  We all got a good laugh last night, giving Jake a bad time in\nthe process.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

If you've got any of these kinds of funny kids or\ngrandkids stories you'd like to share, pass them along and I'll try to get them\nincluded in our upcoming Coffee Breaks.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

I want to wrap up this series on my parents today.  There<\/span> are probably ten thousand stories and testimonies I\ncould tell (that may be a slight exaggeration....) The purpose of this series\nwas simply to share enough of an overview of their 40-plus (50, in the case of\nmy mother) years of ministry in remote parts of the arctic to give you an\nappreciation of the Gospel and what it costs -- even in these days -- to lay\neternal foundations in the lives of individuals and families.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

With Dad's departure and permanent change of address, Mom\ninitially bore up under it fairly well from an emotional standpoint.  It\ntook awhile, but the permanence of Dad's absence suddenly gripped her. \nThey'd been married for some 45 years.  During those 45 years, there was\nnothing they'd done that didn't involve the other in many ways.  They'd<\/span> watched God work on their behalf.  They'd seen\nmany thousands of individuals from all over the globe come to know Jesus Christ\nin a personal way as a result of their labors, their sacrifices, and their\npersonal investments in these lives.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

They'd endured pain.  They'd<\/span>\nendured deprivation.  They'd endured personal loss.  They'd suffered\nopposition from would-be brothers and sisters in the Lord.  They'd known\nthe joys of God's provision in the face of the impossible.  They'd<\/span> seen the utterly miraculous occur year after year after\nyear after year after year.  But they'd done it together.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Mom's realization that she was alone -- in the natural\nrealm, anyway -- hit her like a ton of bricks.  Fear gripped her like it\nhad never gripped her before.  For nearly two years, she was just shy of\nbeing a basket case.  Della had to take her through learning to balance a\ncheckbook.  Although she'd always had access to the checking account and\ncould write checks whenever she wanted or needed anything, bookkeeping and\naccounting were never her strong suit.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

It was apparent that Mom would need some kind of\ntransition time in order to phase into total management of all the business\naffairs.  The<\/span> lawsuit was still working its way\nthrough the courts, and it was not something she wanted -- or needed -- to\nconcern herself with.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Our oldest son, Chris (Christian), was on the verge of\ngraduating from Service High School in Anchorage, and following his graduation,\nDella and I packed things up and headed out to Saint Paul Island to try and help\nMom get things stabilized.  There was carpentry work to do, repairs that\nneeded to take place on the wind generator, Dad's radio tower needed\nreinforcement where sections had been eaten through by the wind, rain and\nblowing scoria, a roof that needed to be re-tarred, and firewood that needed to\nbe cut and stacked so that Mom would have an ample supply of wood for heating\nand cooking.  Although Mom had a regular GE cooking range and oven, she\nmuch preferred to use her wood cook stove.  (That stove was also in need\nof some repairs and parts replacement.)<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Besides, Dad had modified that old wood cook stove in such\na way that a water jacket had been installed and connected to a 200-gallon tank\nin a specially-built water closet.  Whenever the cookstove<\/span>\nhad fire in it, it was heating water and cycling it into the 200-gallon tank. \nThat tank not only provided an ample supply of hot water (and it was hooked in\nseries to a regular electric hot water heater which rarely needed to switch\non), its central location in the house provided extra heat so that even when\nthe living room fireplace or the cookstove<\/span> fires had\ngone out, there was plenty of residual heat to keep things from getting too\ncold.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Dad's ingenuity had provided Mom with all the basics for\ncomfortable living, and with Della and I<\/span> making the\noccasional trip to the island to repair things (and Chris took over much of the\nmaintenance for several years to help his grandmother), Mom was pretty much\ntaken care of.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Despite the continuing sense of loss, Mom pulled herself\ntogether by spending the early hours of each day in the Word of God and time on\nher knees in prayer.  During<\/span> the first years\nfollowing Dad's death, something unusual began to happen.  It was a gift\nfrom the Lord not only to meet extra financial needs but to help her with\nliving expenses where her funds were being eaten by attorney fees.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Saint Paul Island has for hundreds of years been known as\na prime fishing ground -- especially for halibut and salmon fishermen. \nThe History Channel, Discovery and Travel Channels have for the past\nseven-to-ten years been doing specials on the hazards of fishing in the Bering\nSea; and this past year the Discovery Channel began doing a regular weekly\nseries on the fishermen and their Bering Sea adventures.  Saint Paul\nIsland generally serves as the base of operations for these men while they fish\nthese icy waters.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

In the mid-1980's, using some of the funds received from\nthe Federal Government under ANCSA, The Aleut Corporation developed a major\nport at Saint Paul Island, along with a cannery.\u00c2<\/span>  As<\/span> fishermen began to hear about it and take\nadvantage of the closeness of this port and cannery to their main fishing\ngrounds, they also began to investigate Saint Paul Island as a place for rest\nand recuperation.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Mom began to receive regular knocks on the door from\nfishermen who'd heard by way of the grapevine that the house and church had\nbeen used in the past as a place for fishermen to stay for several days at a\ntime.  Della<\/span> and I had completed a fair amount of\nremodeling of the home, and that made at least two bedrooms available for\nguests.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

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 An\nElegant Fur Coat and Hat.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n\n

\u00c2 \u00c2 \u00c2  Mom's<\/span> handiwork with Pribilof Fur Seal pelts<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Mom was urged by some of her friends in Fairbanks to turn\nthe house into a Bed and Breakfast, and advertise on the Internet as such.\u00c2<\/span>  From<\/span> the get-go, she\nhad more customers than she knew what to do with.  Chris remained on the\nisland for a time to help her with maintenance on the mini-bikes, three- and\nfour-wheelers.\u00c2<\/span>  From a purely business\nperspective, having the Bed and Breakfast customers also secured long-term\nrentals of the three- and four-wheelers, since the fishermen wanted to be able\nto have access to the bikes during their whole stay.  So, in addition to\nproviding rooms for fishermen and cooking meals for them, she became the Hertz\nRent-a-Bike (!) of Saint Paul Island with fishermen renting them by the day\nrather than by the hour.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

It also became a classic opportunity to minister the\nGospel.  When these fishermen came to stay, they found the environment so\npeaceful and so inviting they just didn't want to leave.\u00c2<\/span> \nThey became -- by virtue of their own desire to stay put -- a captive audience\nfor Mom; and Brother, did she ever cash in on it!<\/span><\/p>\n\n

That ministry became the best therapy she could have ever\nhad.  As she ministered to these men (and the very rare and occasional\nwoman who would be part of the fishing crew), it took her mind away from the\nloss of Dad and allowed her to use her time constructively and spiritually. \nThus she found herself being ministered to by the Holy Spirit at the same time\nshe was ministering the Gospel to all these individuals.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

I doubt there are any records to prove it, but I'd hazard\na guess that in the thirteen years between 1987 and 2000 (the year she went to\nbe with the Lord), Mom led more people to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ\nthan she and Dad had done between them in the previous twenty-one years.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

When news of her Supreme Court victory over Tanadgusix<\/span> Corporation hit the newspaper and radio\/television\nheadlines in early 1995, Mom was suddenly a hot news commodity.\u00c2<\/span>  (<\/span>I provided the URL to the Alaska Court Reporter in 40\nYears... XIX<\/i>, but for whatever reason, it didn't work: so here it is again:\nhttp:\/\/touchngo.com\/sp\/html\/sp-4142.htm<\/a>) \nTelevision reporters, newspaper reporters and film crews made their way to\nSaint Paul Island to do interviews with this stubborn, hard-headed missionary\nlady who wouldn't allow any obstacle to stand in her way.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

It also caused a run on her Bed and Breakfast --\nespecially since the various media articles and pieces mentioned it.  Suddenly<\/span> she had more business than she knew what to do\nwith.  If memory serves me correctly, it was either the 1997 and 1998\nseasons or the 1998 and 1999 seasons where the entire summer fishing season was\nbooked before it even began.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Lest you get the idea she was getting rich from all this,<\/span> think again!  She was making some good money\nall right but our son, Chris, (who was "helping" her maintain the\nfleet of bikes) accidentally backed the pickup truck into one of the guy wires\nfor the generator tower.  It snapped causing the tower to vibrate and\nshatter, bringing the generator down on the roof of the house and punching a\nhole through it.  Chris was enough of a carpenter by this time to make the\nnecessary repairs to the roof and get it sealed, but he didn't have the ability\nto repair or rebuild the wind generator.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

It wasn't possible for me to come back to Saint Paul<\/st1:PlaceName> Island<\/st1:PlaceType><\/st1:place> to do the job since I was working\nat KPLC-TV, the NBC station in Lake\n Charles<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>, Louisiana.  (That's roughly 5,000 miles\naway!)  Suddenly, Mom had those inordinately high -- $400 - $700\/mo. --\nelectric bills, and those bills consumed her income like water.  Nevertheless<\/span>, she managed to make ends meet.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

What the Bed and Breakfast bookings provided her with,\nhowever, was a constant flow of fishermen and tourists from all over the world\nto whom she could minister the Gospel.  Her final years of ministry -- and\nshe ministered to people nonstop until just a few months before her death --\nconsisted of perhaps 95% to non-islanders, and 5% to people on the island. \nMom was never much of a preacher but she could really teach, and her one-on-one\nskills were without peer.  It was a made-to-order situation by the Holy\nSpirit.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

It was in the Spring<\/span> of 2000 that\nshe accidentally mixed some wrong chemicals to clean a stubborn drain. \nThe toxic gas released from those chemicals nearly did her in.  She had\nalready been struggling with a growing degree of congestive heart failure -- an\nissue that had begun to manifest itself in 1996 or thereabouts -- and the toxic\nreaction required her to be flown to Anchorage on a MedEvac<\/span>\naircraft.  Della had only recently left her last position with Zales<\/span> Jewelers, so she was free to fly to Anchorage to\nassist Mom.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

After some three weeks at Providence Hospital, she was\nreleased to return to Saint Paul Island and Della accompanied her.  It was\nalmost immediately apparent that Mom was no longer going to be able to care for\nherself, so Della remained on the island with her for almost four months. \nIn late July or early August, Mom began to struggle with her breathing. \nMedical care on the island was limited to a Physician's Attendant (PA), the \u00a0<\/span>local<\/span> PA advised\nDella to get her back to Providence Hospital in Anchorage.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

The attending physicians made it clear that she would\nconstant medical attention, and that her days on this earth were soon coming to\na close.  Della arranged for Mom to be placed at a respite care facility\nand flew back to our home in Texas for a breather.  By the second week of\nSeptember, we had a phone call from the attending physician to the effect that\nif we wanted any time with her before she "changed addresses", we'd\nbest get there.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Della and I were both at her side on the morning of\nSeptember 26th when her heart simply gave out and she went to be with the Lord. \nShe<\/span> had previously given the doctors notice not to\nkeep her alive by artificial means.  She was ready to go and didn't want\nany artificial delays.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Her funeral was not the splendid affair that Dad had\nreceived (he would have been greatly resistant to the pomp and ceremony if he'd\nhad his say), yet there were folks who came from thousands of miles away to pay\ntheir respects to a woman of God whose life and ministry had impacted them and\nbrought them into a personal love relationship with Jesus Christ.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

The life and ministry of Alvin Earnest and Lillian Lorraine\nCapener<\/span> spanning more than 40 years (for Dad) and\neven 50 years (for Mom) left a mark on the State of Alaska and arctic Canada\nand Greenland -- and more than that, many parts of the world -- that will last\nfor eternity.  They<\/span> left a legacy for our family\nand a spiritual heritage for us, our children, our grandchildren and\ngenerations to come.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Dad used to put it like this: "Everything that my\ngrandfather and great-grandfather were in God, my father became -- and more! \nEverything that my father became in God, I became -- and more!  Everything\nthat I am in God has been invested in you, and you will become more in God than\nall these prior generations."<\/span><\/p>\n\n

AMEN<\/span><\/st1:stockticker>!  Dad and Mom could count their many thousands --\neven ten thousands -- whose lives were impacted and changed by the Gospel of\nJesus Christ as a result of their ministry.  May the Lord give to me the\ntens and hundreds of thousands in the years to come.<\/span> \nDad and Mom will still receive credit for all of them because of the heritage\nof faith they left for me, my brother, and our generations to come.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

God NEVER calls His people to do the possible. \n"Possible" is only the rational mind's way of dealing with human\ncapabilities.  God ALWAYS calls His people to do and perform the\nimpossible.  "Impossible" only exists in rational thinking. \n"Impossible" is ALWAYS "probable" and\n"accomplished" when seen through the eyes of faith.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n\n

The Blessing of the Lord be<\/span> upon you.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

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