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Dorothy Armstrong Mattson
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May 10, 2010
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!-->!-->!-->Herbert
W. Armstrong's daughter. David Robinson's book Herbert
Armstrong's Tangled Web
exposed absolute shocking allegations about the incestuous
relationship between Armstrong and his daughter. Herbert
Armstrong never issued any statement discounting the charges of
incest, nor did Stan Rader. Dorothy Mattson, Herbert Armstrong's
daughter, never came forward to deny the allegations. And Garner
Ted Armstrong had also refused to deny the charges. Died after a
long illness. Mrs. Mattson was 89 years old. Survived by her husband
Vern Mattson.
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!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->William D. Gordon
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Aug. 11, 2009
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!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!--> Bill served as a ministerial trainee in Bakersfield, California, until he was given his first
pastorate
in
Anchorage,
Alaska,
in 1970. He also pastored four other churches: Duluth, Minnesota; Joplin, Missouri; Independence, Kansas; and Cookeville, Tennessee, before retiring in 1991. Of complications from surgery.
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Raymond McNair
Carl McNair
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October 11, 2008
April 14, 2004
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TEMECULA, Calif. -- Raymond F. McNair, 78, died Oct. 11, 2008, in Southern California. According to early reports, Mr. McNair, a 1953 graduate of Ambassador College, Pasadena, and an early evangelist in the Radio/Worldwide Church of God, died after an illness that had lasted about two and one half years. He had suffered with prostate cancer.
He was a pastor rank minister while he was in the Milwaukee area back in the early 1980's. He became a leading minister in the Global Church of God after he was disfellowshiped by Joe Sr. Cancer.
Besides Raymond, Carl's other brother Marion McNair was a member of the Worldwide Church of
God who attained to the highest rank of Evangelist back
in the 1950's and was author of "Armstrongism Religion Or Ripoff"
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Fred Brogaard
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June
22, 2008
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Husband of Betty
Brogaard.
Fred,
as a WCG pastor, oversaw churches in Tacoma, Seattle, Olympia, and
Sedro-Wooley, WA.
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Orlin Grabbe
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March 15, 2008
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Orlin_Grabbe
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John Kennedy
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2006
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John Kennedy, former pastor of Pasadena West PM, and
most recently pastor in the Maine congregations, died as a result
of, I think, prostate cancer.
It's sad, really. This was a guy that ... I
dunno, on the one hand I liked him because I don't think he ever
actually drank the Kool-Aid, but at the same time, he encouraged
(almost) everyone else to go ahead and take a big gulp. I was
one of the ones that he never pushed the Kool-Aid on, though. I
think that he expected I would wind up like him - a minister,
cynical, etc.
He died sometime in 2006, I can't remember when.
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Art Docken
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3/29/06
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Based on testimonials from some WCG survivors, Mr. Docken was a rarity
in WCG -- a minister who actually cared about his flock.
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Herman L. Hoeh
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11/21/04
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Benson and Stabler would love this guy! Widely described
as the "architect" of church doctrine, "Doctor" Hoeh spent much of
his life preaching against the evils of masturbation, yet reportedly
had secrets of his own. Oddly, after nearly
half a century of designing and preaching Armstrongism, Hoeh
apparently had no trouble turning his back on it when the Tkach
empire flushed it down the toilet. To his credit, he didn't
start his own mini-cult
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David Jon Hill
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11/2003
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Hi! I haven't seen a notice on
your website re: David Jon Hill's death which occurred in November,
2003 (you may have posted it, however, and I might have missed
it--even though I frequently check for new material from you).
Anyway, if you and other readers are
interested, you could go to Ken Westby's website at:
http://www.godward.org.
Jon Hill was in the process of writing a
4-part historical/autobiographical article for Westby's ACD
magazine, but only completed 2 before he died
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Garner Ted Armstrong
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9/15/03
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What can we say? An icon has
passed?
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Becky
Rush
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8/2/03
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You probably never heard of Becky Rush; she was one of the "little
people". A survivor of the WCG, she found The Painful Truth
and joined the PT Forum, where she captured our hearts. Of all
the names listed on this page, her name is easily the most
important. We wouldn't trade one Becky for all the snakes in
Pasadena. Becky Rush was precious. If there really is a
heaven, Becky is the only person on this page to get in...and she
didn't have to pass through a metal detector to do
it. We still miss her.
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| Dean Blackwell
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4/14/03
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Dean
Blackwell, died at about 8:30 a.m. this morning,
as a result of his recent strokes.
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| Howard Clark
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10/14/02
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Howard Clark passed
away at age 72. Clark was so badly crippled by a hand grenade in
the Korean War that he could move nothing but his little finger.
He recovered so completely that the only indication of an injury was
a slight limp when he walked. He was a dynamic speaker and had
a wonderfully deep voice when leading songs.
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| Gerald Waterhouse
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9/4/02
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Left speechless
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| Stanley Robert
Rader
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7/2/02
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Stanley
Rader Assumes Room Temperature!
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| Eugene Noel
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April 12th 2002
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UCG
pastor Eugene Noel died this morning (Friday,
April 12) at the James Cancer Hospital at around
8:00 A.M.
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| Bill McDowell
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January 2002
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| Raymond Cole
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9/25/01
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Mr. Cole had suffered nearly
complete paralysis and general deterioration of
health following a stroke several years ago. He
was receiving extensive therapy for this in his
home, but apparently to no avail.
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| Ernest Martin
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1/16/02
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Apparently, he'd had a heart
attack some days previously, had come out of
hospital, and was sitting at his computer the
other day, and collapsed with a massive cardiac. Whatever one
thinks of Martin's theology, he must be admired for standing on
principle. He was one of the first to leave when the cult refused to
correct doctrinal error.
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