If you would like to help me on my adventure in Spain, you can choose between a digital, or “old school” solution. To go “old school” you can send a check or cash (wrapped in a sheet of paper) to:
Eric Miller
P.O. Box 18323
Erlanger, KY 41018
On your check, please write the word Camino in the memo field so you remember how awesome you are when you wonder who that Eric Miller guy is, and why did I write him a check? In the St. Elizabeth tab will be a link to their website allowing you to make a donation to the Hospice Program. If you have to choose between helping me, or giving the Hospice center a gift, please choose the St. Elizabeth Hospice Program.
You can also donate via Credit Card, Debt Card or Paypal using the link below or to the right. You do not have to have a PayPal account to donate. After the question “Don’t have a paypal account”? is a link from the word continue. That will take you to the page to use your credit, or debit card.
Thank you again for your support.
Eric
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Eric:
You have no idea how many times I have sat down at my computer to shoot you a note and I simply cannot find the words. Here I am, only 1 sentence in, and I am already fumbling. I need you to know that I think of you often and hope you feel the positive energy I send to you. You are an inspiration, you are one of the bravest men I know, you are kind and gentle and compassionate and you and your family are in my prayers. Please know that we would LOVE to see you again on Wednesday night but understand why you are not there. I would like to help the Hospice at St. E but, unfortunately, cannot do that financially. I have a certified therapy dog that I think would benefit patients and staff alike. Wadda ya think? Give me a shout anytime! I would love to speak with you and see you again. Fondly………….Nancy
Hi E,
I can’t tell you what an inspiration you are to me, as well as the guys on Saturday morning. I remember when I first asked you to come, you told me, “I’ll probably stop by next Saturday, but don’t think I’ll be able to make it much.” Hell, you’re there more than I am!
And, as Eddie Kendricks sang, “Keep on truckin’, baby!”
See you when you get back…