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A Mother’s Prayer
A MOTHER’S PRAYER
When I close my eyes at night, I pray through the tears of pure delight.
Knowing I taught my children to stand up right, and to walk with pride and never look back.
While staying on the right track and staying within the walls of their faith. This is why they will never walk alone.
When they stop and listen – to a mother that cares, while holding on – to a mother’s prayer.
By Lenny Jaynes
At the End of the Day
AT THE END OF THE DAY
When the shadows Fall, and there’s no one to depend on, you can depend on me.
When you’re home all alone and all your friends are gone, at the end of the day, and nothing’s going your way – you can always call on me.
When you climb the stairs and turn the key and if no one is there, and you need someone to care, you can depend on me.
At the end of the day and nothing’s going your way – you can always call on me.
I’m just a friend, that’s all I’ve ever been, you can always call on me;
At the end of the day, all I can say – is thank you for being – my friend.
By Lenny Jaynes
Friends of Overington Park
The Friends of Overington Park invites residents and neighbors to join us for free upcoming events, food distributions, and clean up service days in park.
Get involved and join us every first Tuesday of the month for our park meetings.
Coach Juan Namnun Number 24 Retired
Story by Joe Fraioli
Frankford High School held a ceremony after the Frankford vs Fels baseball game. The ceremony was to officially retire Coach Juan Namnun’s baseball number 24. Coach Namnun played three years of varsity baseball at Frankford and has been either a volunteer, assistant or varsity coach of the Pioneers since 2000.
Coach Namnun has been involved with 13 Public league championships. Named coach of the year. Is a Lindback Award Winner for schoolteacher of the year in the School District of Philadelphia. He also organized the Coaches vs Cancer Fest among other volunteer events.
Photo by Jen Johnson
Photo includes: Phillies Rep Milt Thompson, Coach Namnun, Coach Gavigon
