A Life and Marriage that ended too soon:
An Interview with Joel Bush
Interviewed by Reverend Mace Hall, Peachtree Road United Methodist Church member, Joel Bush, describes the heartbreak, anguish and grief experienced when his young wife, Holly, battled and ultimately succumbed to cancer. With honesty and candor, Joel describes Holly's intense fighting followed by ultimate surrender and peace. Holly and Joel met through the church DISCIPLE Bible program. Their deep love for each other coupled with their faith in God allowed them to face the beast of cancer and to rely on God's abundant love, comforting embrace and hopeful promises.
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