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From: Sarah Farmer < sarahfarmer0l20@yahoo.cn >
Date: 2013/1/22
Subject: From your Sister in the Lords Vineyard.
To: sarahfarmer0l20@yahoo.cn
CNA Building, 2nd floor, 01BP 4297.
Abidjan 01.
Grace and peace be multiplied unto you.
I know my mail might be a surprise to you but never mind ' cause I' m contacting you in good faith. However, accept my sincere apologies if it doesn' t meet your personal ethics.
I am Sr. Sarah E.Farmer from Ascension Island, the survivor of Mulvihill Farmer, a missionary who until his death on September 2009 after a brief illness served in the World Outreach Abidjan in Ivory Coast. We were married for thirteen years though we had no issue. Since his death I decided not to re-marry at least for sometime.
When my husband was alive he deposited the sum of $3.7M USD in a renown Bank here in Abidjan, Cote d' Ivoire (I' ll give you the contact details when I hear from you and more
trust develops.) However, I' ve been staying in the hospital (Cancer center) for sometime now due to complicated cancer problem, and at present, my Doctor confirmed to me that I have little chance to life due to the nature and complications associated with the sickness, so I eventually decided to donate the fund to the Mission where my husband served. However, the Bishop of Korhogo (a town in the North-Central region) had recently received information that my late husband Mulvihill lived an immoral and lewd life, hence my donation was considered to be tainted since I inherited it from my husband. The Bishop now rejects it. I don' t know why he did this as I believe that judgement belongs to God. On this note, I' ve decided to donate this fund to a religious organization, help foundation or a trust worthy individual who will utilize this money the way I am going to instruct herein.
I want the fund to be used on orphanages, disaster victims, helping
the widows and the forgotten ones in the society. Such piety has been a timeless teaching of true religion that is undefiled in the way and that has always been in my heart.
I took this decision because I don' t have any child that will inherit this money and my health has taken a turn for the worse, and my husbands' brother who lives abroad is an atheist and doesn' t care nor show any interest in the affairs of my family. I am not afraid of death because I know where I am going. I want you to always pray for me also. My happiness is that I lived a worthy life.
Whosoever that wants to serve the Lord must serve him in spirit and truth. Please always be prayerful all through your life. Please don' t fail to write back to me today.
Peace be unto you,
Sarah. |
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From: Sarah Farmer < sarahfarmer0l20@yahoo.cn >
Date: 2013/1/31
Subject: From your Sister in the Lords Vineyard.
To: sarahfarmer0l20@yahoo.cn
CNA Building, 2nd floor, 01BP 4297.
Abidjan 01.
Grace and peace be multiplied unto you.
I know my mail might be a surprise to you but never mind ' cause I' m contacting you in good faith. However, accept my sincere apologies if it doesn' t meet your personal ethics.
I am Sr. Sarah E.Farmer from Ascension Island, the survivor of Mulvihill Farmer, a missionary who until his death on September 2009 after a brief illness served in the World Outreach Abidjan in Ivory Coast. We were married for thirteen years though we had no issue. Since his death I decided not to re-marry at least for sometime.
When my husband was alive he deposited the sum of $3.7M USD in a renown Bank here in Abidjan, Cote d' Ivoire (I' ll give you the contact details when I hear from you and more
trust develops.) However, I' ve been staying in the hospital (Cancer center) for sometime now due to complicated cancer problem, and at present, my Doctor confirmed to me that I have little chance to life due to the nature and complications associated with the sickness, so I eventually decided to donate the fund to the Mission where my husband served. However, the Bishop of Korhogo (a town in the North-Central region) had recently received information that my late husband Mulvihill lived an immoral and lewd life, hence my donation was considered to be tainted since I inherited it from my husband. The Bishop now rejects it. I don' t know why he did this as I believe that judgement belongs to God. On this note, I' ve decided to donate this fund to a religious organization, help foundation or a trust worthy individual who will utilize this money the way I am going to instruct herein.
I want the fund to be used on orphanages, disaster victims, helping
the widows and the forgotten ones in the society. Such piety has been a timeless teaching of true religion that is undefiled in the way and that has always been in my heart.
I took this decision because I don' t have any child that will inherit this money and my health has taken a turn for the worse, and my husbands' brother who lives abroad is an atheist and doesn' t care nor show any interest in the affairs of my family. I am not afraid of death because I know where I am going. I want you to always pray for me also. My happiness is that I lived a worthy life.
Whosoever that wants to serve the Lord must serve him in spirit and truth. Please always be prayerful all through your life. Please don' t fail to write back to me today.
Peace be unto you,
Sarah. |
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