|
 (97) Joe, Sr. shared his remarkable memories of the time just after Betty's death. |
 (98) During a break for refreshments. |
 (99) Jack Olsen, one of Betty's many talk-show hosts. |
 (100) Jack was dubbed Captain Kirk look-a-like by Pastor Weston. |
 (101) An emotional embrace among the Eadie children after brother Jeff's song. |
 (102) Audience standing ovation following Jeff Eadie's incredible song. |
 (103) Jeff captivates the audience with the touching song he wrote for his mom, Betty. |
 (104) "This experience was one of the most awesome of my life." WAVE Corinna |
 (105) WAVE Jim and his wife. |
 (106) Joe Eadie, Sr., bows to standing ovation at his talk. |
 (107) Son, Joe, Jr. shared his love and some wonderful parables with the audience. |
 (108) Joe Eadie, Sr., shares his memories of Betty's NDE and of her return. |
 (109) Joe Eadie, Sr., recalss his desire to self-publish "Embrace," should he need to. |
 (110) Joe Eadie, Sr., visits with Pastor Weston and wife after the event. |
 (111) Joe Eadie, Jr., tells of his protective role during a tour with his mother, Betty. |
 (112) Joe Eadie, Jr., recites a poem of an old violin. |
 (113) WAVES gathering in the lobby of the beautiful Embassy Suites Hotel. |
 (114) WAVES Judy and Na-Young with Betty and son, Tom. |
 (115) Kimberly Clark-Sharp, President of the Seattle chapter of IANDS (International Association for Near Death Studies). |
 (116) Kim always brings a bit of humor when she speaks. |
 (117) Betty's friend, Nancy Carlisle, is acknowledged in "Embraced" as a teacher of love.  |
 (118) Nancy toured with Betty when "Embraced" was first published in 1992. |
 (119) Pastor Jusef Weston of AASAC, African American Spiritual Awareness Crusade, in Columbus, Ohio. |
 (120) Ralph and companion. |
Copyright
© 1992-2003 by Betty J. Eadie
All contentsCcopyright © 1992-2003 by Onjinjinkta Enterprises
All rights reserved
