Sailor Wrote Song For His Love And Decades Later His Grandson Brings It Back To Life
Steve Hartman introduces us to a sailor, the song he wrote long ago for his love, and the grandson who brought that love song to life decades after it was written! This is a story that will restore your belief in love and romance!
Meet Mort and Susan Block, married for 61 years and so young-looking, they must have married at age five! Mort and Susan of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, shared a first date before Mort went off to sea, a sailor stationed on the destroyer “Hazelwood.”
Mort describes how he’d fallen hard for Susan. Susan, on the other hand, didn’t see the relationship lasting. Mort missed Susan terribly and wrote a song for her while aboard the warship. He titled his song “My Love.” That song must have struck a chord in Susan’s heart because they eventually married. But, the song landed in a drawer for several decades.
Mort explains that years after writing the song for Susan, their grandson Matt found the sheet music and was intrigued. Matt works in music, and, when he shared the song with peers, they were as excited as he had been upon discovering it. With the help of some talented musicians, the song was recorded!
“My Love” is reminiscent of a bygone era, but it resonated with today’s listeners, having been played over a million times on social media. As the video continues, “My Love” plays behind glimpses of the early days of Mort and Susan’s romance.
Mort was thrilled that his song was so well received, and, now, an LP with his song and his face will be released in Fall 2022. The album is entitled Strange Harbor.
Mort and Susan look to be going strong, a beautiful couple in the 60’s and a beautiful pair 60 years later. Unions like theirs are special examples—not only to those who love them, but to those who get to love them from a distance!
“Behold, you are fair, my love! Behold, you are fair! You have dove’s eyes behind your veil. Your hair is like a flock of goats, Going down from Mount Gilead.” Song of Solomon 4:1
Sailor Wrote Song For His Love And Decades Later His Grandson Brings It Back To Life
Steve Hartman introduces us to a sailor, the song he wrote long ago for his love, and the grandson who brought that love song to life decades after it was written! This is a story that will restore your belief in love and romance!
Meet Mort and Susan Block, married for 61 years and so young-looking, they must have married at age five! Mort and Susan of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, shared a first date before Mort went off to sea, a sailor stationed on the destroyer “Hazelwood.”
Mort describes how he’d fallen hard for Susan. Susan, on the other hand, didn’t see the relationship lasting. Mort missed Susan terribly and wrote a song for her while aboard the warship. He titled his song “My Love.” That song must have struck a chord in Susan’s heart because they eventually married. But, the song landed in a drawer for several decades.
Mort explains that years after writing the song for Susan, their grandson Matt found the sheet music and was intrigued. Matt works in music, and, when he shared the song with peers, they were as excited as he had been upon discovering it. With the help of some talented musicians, the song was recorded!
“My Love” is reminiscent of a bygone era, but it resonated with today’s listeners, having been played over a million times on social media. As the video continues, “My Love” plays behind glimpses of the early days of Mort and Susan’s romance.
Mort was thrilled that his song was so well received, and, now, an LP with his song and his face will be released in Fall 2022. The album is entitled Strange Harbor.
Mort and Susan look to be going strong, a beautiful couple in the 60’s and a beautiful pair 60 years later. Unions like theirs are special examples—not only to those who love them, but to those who get to love them from a distance!
“Behold, you are fair, my love! Behold, you are fair! You have dove’s eyes behind your veil. Your hair is like a flock of goats, Going down from Mount Gilead.” Song of Solomon 4:1
Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Cultivate a Spirit of Adventure in Faith - Your Daily Prayer - September 11
The first step to cultivating a Spirit of adventure in faith is learning to say “yes” to God even when we don’t have all the answers. Faith action reflects an obedient heart, and obedient hearts emerge from quality time spent with God in prayer and His Word.
Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Cultivate a Spirit of Adventure in Faith - Your Daily Prayer - September 11
The first step to cultivating a Spirit of adventure in faith is learning to say “yes” to God even when we don’t have all the answers. Faith action reflects an obedient heart, and obedient hearts emerge from quality time spent with God in prayer and His Word.
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