Texas historic sites. Part 2.

This is part 2 of this set of trackables. Part 1 has completed it's  journey from Bastrop (via Florida) to The Alamo, San Anthonio and has been archived. Thank you to all involved moving pt 1.  Please help this trackable to continue on to historic sites of the battles of  Texas independence from Mexico. [PLEASE MOVE THIS TRACKABLE ONLY WITHIN TEXAS- THANK YOU.] This is in memory of my wife and her battles with Cancers. See full story under 'Description' on this trackable page. Thank you.

When I first came to Bastrop Texas with my grandson Sam to propose to my then girlfriend Debbie, she took both of us to San Antonio for a few days and we visited the Alamo, where we learned about the history and sacrifices. We also enjoyed the riverwalk. The when she came and visit us in Liverpool, UK where we got married and had 9 lovely months before she had to return back here. I followed her shortly after and we got settled here. We had plans to visit other Texas historic sites, however my wife got breast cancer. We put our historic trip on hold. She had a very close relationship with God, our father and our Saviour Jesus Christ. She did not do Chemo nor radiation but trusted God by using essential oils and a very large worldwide prayer team. She got a clear from her breast cancer but subsequenrly develloped NHL in her left armpit. She grew closer to God and Jesus during this time but got worse and as the months went on she never lost her trust in God and Jesus. On the 1st. October 2024 God called her name and took my wife Home to be healed forever in the best way possible! So I decided to have my very first trackable take this historic trip in memory of my wife, her steadfast believe and the legacy she left with us. I hope you all will also remember her when you help this trackable on his way. Thank you. This one is for you my dear darling wife Debbie Mae Hakkesteeg,  may you rest safely in Jesus' arms. Amen! Your husband Frans J. H. forever in eternity.