Rest in Peace Ernest Borgnine

Andy Griffith passed away last week, now, we’ve lost another friend, rest in peace Ernest Borgnine. Thank you for all the fond memories!! Until we meet again! Yah is calling his children home!  To be absent from the body, is to be present will the Yahshua." 2 Corinthians 5:8 Soon and very soon we are going to see the King! Do you know where you stand with YHWY? My beloved, he’s waiting to hear from you.

Think about your life and what you have done(so far). How do you treated people? What do you stand for? Time is of the essences, make no mistake! “The Yah is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth.” Psalm 145 KJV

For the younger generation, who might not be familiar with Ernest Borgnine he was the voice of Mermaid Man in Sponge Bob. Watch the The Andy Griffith’s show Matlock, and McHale’s Navy for starters. Both men with good actors. They don’t make them, like this anymore! 

Andy Griffith and Ernest Borgnine, can still be seen on television today.  On channels like; TV Land, Family TV, Retro TV, Me TV and many other channels.  Check your local, cable/satellite providers listings, around the nation. Of course on the internet, google there names or click on the link below.

Your Girl LG...As I whistle the Andy Griffin Theme

Holy Bible: Psalm 145:18 KJV

Photo Credits: Reuters/Mario Anzunio

Series-80.net Andy Griffith

Web Link for Theme song: http://www.televisiontunes.com/Andy_Griffith_Show.html

The Lifetime Achievement (SAG)Award Goes To Ernest Borgnine

Ernest Borgnine was awarded the Lifetime Achievement award by SAG at their 17th Annual gala. SAG stands for Screen Actors Guild ( i.e. Union Actors). For most younger folks the most recent film he just stared in was “RED”.  Tim Connelly who presented the award to Mr. Borgnine, joking referred to him starting in the new AARP film. It was just recently released on DVD. It’s now available on Apple TV and Netflix.   I will be ordering it soon! Click here for the trailer of RED.

Congratulations and many thanks for a human called Ernest Borgnine. Glory be to God. I have always had an older person though out my life. Who has, always help make me laugh, on my journey called "life"; (funny thing, they all know Jesus and most are still alive today, Amen). Well, Mr. Borgnine, you are included in this group. Especially whenever I watched McHale’s Navy. 

Ernest Borgnine has acted in over 160 films. He was encouraged by his mother to act. After returning from serving in the Navy for over ten years.  Side note; I just found out he has personally visited every Veteran’s Hospital in the United States of American.

My favorite role beside McHale’s Navy was his role in the film “Escape for New York City”. Remember? Circa 1981. He was the Taxi Driver. Click here for the trailer if your memory is fading.

Ernie still acting at 94 and entertaining us all.  God will give you a long and happy life too!  Happy belated Birthday Ernie and thanks for your acting skills, the many memories you have given and continue to give us all.  Amen.

Your Girl LG

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