Todd Borger lives with his wife, Timberley, and son, Samuel. From 2003 to 2008, they lived in Indonesia where Todd taught Old Testament, Hebrew, and Greek at the Indonesian Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his family returned to the United States after the death of their daughter, Anna, and now live in Wake Forest, NC where Todd continues to teach at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Todd and Timberly,
This blog is wonderful. My prayers and heartfelt sympathy goes out to all three of you. My heart still breaks each time I think of little angel Anna. But really we belong to God and we are here only under His timing. God took her home to care for her. God will see you three through this difficult situation. At least we have the memories of her to carry in our hearts.
Sincerely,
Linda
Yang Terhormat Pak Todd, Ibu Timberly, dan Samuel,
Saya ingin mengucapkan selamat Hari Natal 2008 dan selamat Tahun Baru 2009 kepada Pak Todd dan keluarga.
Saya akan selalu berdoa untuk Pak Todd sekeluarga. Kiranya Tuhan selalu berkenan memberkati Pak Todd dan keluarga.
Terima kasih banyak atas kesediaan Pak Todd untuk menunjukkan blog ini ke saya. Saya sangat terharu membaca tulisan-tulisan Pak Todd mengenai Anna.
Sampai berjumpa tahun depan.
Salam kasih dalam nama Tuhan Yesus,
Alex.
Todd,
I just became aware of all of these events through Jeff Mooney on Facebook. I just returned from Indonesia with a group last week. I was in Bandung a few days before we flew out.
Know that I am praying for you and Timberley!
By His Grace,
Tim McKnight, Ph.D. SBTS 2003
Thinking of you daily…..missing you all…. missing Anna.
I so enjoyed our visit this summer Timberley.
Love always,
Maria
We are thinking of and praying for your family.
Have a wonderful Christmas.
for Anna, we love you.
Hi Todd,
It is wonderful to see you represented here on the Internet. We have wonderful memories of fun times with you at Cal Baptist “back in the day,” and are blessed to hear how God has used you to further the Kingdom.
We live in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jim is superintendent of Calvary Chapel Christian Schools here, as well as worship pastor at Calvary Chapel Spring Valley (always the over-achiever). I am teaching English in high school and singing on the praise team with two of our children Laura (a music major, sophomore in college) and Sam (a 10th grader). Our eldest son, Brennan, has served as a missionary to El Salvador for a year and is on sabbatical awaiting his wedding this coming January 16th to a wonderful, godly young lady who will join him on the mission field in February. They are expecting to be assigned to La Gloria, Mexico. We have another son, Ethan, who is a senior in high school. He loves to act.
We would love to see you again, this side of heaven, if possible. Las Vegas is a nice place to visit (hint, hint), and God has blessed us with a wonderful church family here (“where sin abounds, there His grace all the more abounds”–we have found this to be true).
God bless you, Timberly and Samuel this Christmas!
Jim and Karyl Davis
jimdavis@ccsv.net
karylanna@gmail.com
Good to hear from you after all this time. I have good memories of our time at Cal Baptist. I visited a friend who is teaching there now and the place has certainly changed.
I don’t know when I will get to Las Vegas, but I will try to look you up if I do. It sounds like you have a wonderful family there.
God bless you,
Todd
Good to hear from you Pamela. Are you still living in Wyoming?
Hi Todd….
I just stumbled onto your blog…thank you so much for sharing Anna and her beautiful smile with us.
Take care …
Karen Williams Paganucci (from WHC 🙂
I felt led to share this with you. Although I don’t remember ever physically meeting Anna, she continues to effect me today. Anna’s story is an inspiration to me and she has been a major stepping stone in helping me strengthen my faith. I am eternally gratefully for God using Anna’s story to draw me closer to Him. I just wanted to say thank you for raising a daughter who, although she is younger than me, gives me hope and assurance in God. Thank you for sharing Anna’s story, you don’t know how much it means to me.
I hope this doesn’t come off in a way that I am being insensitive to your loss. I am so deeply sorry and I cannot imagine the pain you feel. Like I said, I just felt led to share.
Thanks.
Thank you for your kind words. I am glad to hear that the truths that Anna knew are also impacting others such as you. She would be glad to know that as well.
Todd and Timberly, my wife Connie and I knew you from seminary at SBTS. We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your precious daughter. Connie and I were thinking of you two today and I tried to find you online and made the discovery. We are so sorry.
Todd and Connie,
Yes, we remember you two very well. It is good to hear from you. Where are you now?
Todd
Hi Todd. How are you? Do you miss CA? I am sorry to here about your mom. And your daughter. How is everyone in your family? Brian freeman is a grandfather. Anna is a grandmother. Jeff,Deb and I don’t have kids. We’re all living TX now. I lived in Alaska for a while. Loved it. Very beautiful. I would like to move back. Or CA.
God bless your family on this special day.
Keep courage and confidence.
United in prayer with you from Belgium.
Marc, Thank you for the thoughts and prayers today.
Todd,
In the Communion of the Saints with Anna, who contemplates the Eternal Light and intercedes for you,
I am invoking God’s blessing on you, Timberley and Samuel, with the heart touching verses of Nb 6:24-26.
Warm greetings of peace.