“I’m back to where it all started, in the town that changed my life, which is the reason I am standing here today. Gladstone will always have a special place in my heart because it was here that I had my first encounter with the Salvation Army.
To stand here today and say that I live a good life would be an understatement. The truth of the matter is, that I live a blessed life. I feel privileged to be asked to share my personal story of my journey to recovery, freedom and wholeness. This year I also celebrate being clean and sober for 15 years.
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