Author Topic: Lester Roloffs Rebekah Home for Girls Survivors-Cult-mindcon (Read 391406 times)

Anonymous · « **Reply #945 on:** October 05, 2007, 07:25:32 PM »

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Anyone have a number or access to Florida Paper? Debi

Pssst. There's a nifty new invention called the internet.

http://newslink.org/flnews.html

Anonymous · « **Reply #946 on:** October 05, 2007, 08:09:42 PM »

I don't know about any of roumers. I do have the number to the fL home though, but I'm definitly not giving it to you where everyone can read it. I would want them to be cussed out or anything you know.

Anonymous · « **Reply #947 on:** October 05, 2007, 08:21:48 PM »

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Anonymous · « **Reply #948 on:** October 05, 2007, 10:17:47 PM »

Quote from: ""Liv 1""

I don't know about any of roumers. I do have the number to the fL home though, but I'm definitly not giving it to you where everyone can read it. I would want them to be cussed out or anything you know.

Only if I had half a chance....lol Seriously what is cussing them out gonna do?? Do you think they would change thier evil ways?

Anonymous · « **Reply #949 on:** October 05, 2007, 10:18:30 PM »

Quote from: ""Liv 1""

I don't know about any of roumers. I do have the number to the fL home though, but I'm definitly not giving it to you where everyone can read it. I would want them to be cussed out or anything you know.

Only if I had half a chance....lol Seriously what is cussing them out gonna do?? Do you think they would change thier evil ways?

Anonymous · « **Reply #950 on:** October 05, 2007, 10:24:09 PM »

Quote from: ""Guest""

Quote from: ""Guest""
Anyone have a number or access to Florida Paper? Debi

Pssst. There's a nifty new invention called the internet.

http://newslink.org/flnews.html

Actually I was being lazy but thanks for doing the work for me. If I need further research can I contact you? Debi

Anonymous · « **Reply #951 on:** October 05, 2007, 10:35:15 PM »

Quote from: ""Guest""

Quote from: ""Liv 1""
I don't know about any of roumers. I do have the number to the fL home though, but I'm definitly not giving it to you where everyone can read it. I would want them to be cussed out or anything you know.
Only if I had half a chance....lol Seriously what is cussing them out gonna do?? Do you think they would change thier evil ways?

Well I did call them to see if they are still open.. I will try again tomorrow...

Anonymous · « **Reply #952 on:** October 06, 2007, 12:34:57 AM »

They actually have the home in missouri. Nice place if you like the country.

Anonymous · « **Reply #953 on:** October 23, 2007, 11:32:03 PM »

Mrs. Cameron was a shrew. Hostile and mean. I'm not at all surprised she's not allowed to be around juveniles in Texas. I was an inmate of the Roloff's institution in '87 to '88

Anonymous · « **Reply #954 on:** October 23, 2007, 11:32:56 PM »

Mrs. Cameron was a shrew. Hostile and mean. I'm not at all surprised she's not allowed to be around juveniles in Texas. I was an inmate of the Roloff's institution in '87 to '88

Anonymous · « **Reply #955 on:** October 24, 2007, 02:22:56 AM »

Anyone who says Faye Cameron is a nice person, obviously never crossed her, because that woman is one of the cruelest people I have ever met in my life, and that is really saying something. She should be in a locked facility somewhere herself serving out a sentence for child abuse, neglect, and endangerment.

Anonymous · « **Reply #956 on:** October 29, 2007, 12:29:37 PM »

Hello all and to I am sure, some of my sisters in Christ!
I was in Rebekah in 1975-76. While I am reading your posts, I am amazed at the negative things you have said regarding the Rebekah Home. I have to ask...what were you doing when your parents decided to put you there? Surely it had to have been better than whatever lifestyle you were living that caused your parents to put you there.
This past wee, October 27, 2007 I was in Corpus to attend a Continuing Education Conference. I am now a Licensed Professional Counselor and work with troubles teens. I decided to visit the Rebekah site after all these years. I took pictures and was given a tour of the dorm. What a trip down memory lane!
As I neared the home on "Old Brownsville Road," my eyes welled with tears as I remember what my life was life and how I ended up in Rebekah.
My roommates were Marilyn Shipey and Debbie Bowers from Florida. My name was Debbie Cotton at that time and I was from a small town names Hitchcock, Texas. This is about 45 minutes south of Houston.
As I drove down that road I hadn't been down in over 30 years, tears filled my eyes as I remember giving my life to the Lord and being baptized at he "Peoples Church, run by Pastor Roloff." I remember going on a choir tour with him and visiting numerous states, staying with loving church families and many other good memories.
Was it tough? Yes it was and I missed my family terribly, but I truly believe my parents did the best they knew how, which was placing me in Rebekah.
Never while I was there was he hailed as Lord or God ... he simply was the pastor of a large church and a very controversial girls home.
I can remember picketing at the courthouse when he was locked up for refusing to let the state in to regulate the home.
I endured NO abuse, but yes, very rigid rules and expectations. As I reflect now.. How were they supposed to control over 200 undisciplined and wild girls?
I thank the Lord for Rebekah, while it was very strict and had alot of rules, being placed there most likely saved my life. From my own negative choices at that time.
I would love to hear from others.
Is there anyone that was there in that time?
Debi Cotton King

Anonymous · « **Reply #957 on:** October 29, 2007, 12:31:26 PM »

Hello all and to I am sure, some of my sisters in Christ!
I was in Rebekah in 1975-76. While I am reading your posts, I am amazed at the negative things you have said regarding the Rebekah Home. I have to ask...what were you doing when your parents decided to put you there? Surely it had to have been better than whatever lifestyle you were living that caused your parents to put you there.
This past wee, October 27, 2007 I was in Corpus to attend a Continuing Education Conference. I am now a Licensed Professional Counselor and work with troubles teens. I decided to visit the Rebekah site after all these years. I took pictures and was given a tour of the dorm. What a trip down memory lane!
As I neared the home on "Old Brownsville Road," my eyes welled with tears as I remember what my life was life and how I ended up in Rebekah.
My roommates were Marilyn Shipey and Debbie Bowers from Florida. My name was Debbie Cotton at that time and I was from a small town names Hitchcock, Texas. This is about 45 minutes south of Houston.
As I drove down that road I hadn't been down in over 30 years, tears filled my eyes as I remember giving my life to the Lord and being baptized at he "Peoples Church, run by Pastor Roloff." I remember going on a choir tour with him and visiting numerous states, staying with loving church families and many other good memories.
Was it tough? Yes it was and I missed my family terribly, but I truly believe my parents did the best they knew how, which was placing me in Rebekah.
Never while I was there was he hailed as Lord or God ... he simply was the pastor of a large church and a very controversial girls home.
I can remember picketing at the courthouse when he was locked up for refusing to let the state in to regulate the home.
I endured NO abuse, but yes, very rigid rules and expectations. As I reflect now.. How were they supposed to control over 200 undisciplined and wild girls?
I thank the Lord for Rebekah, while it was very strict and had alot of rules, being placed there most likely saved my life. From my own negative choices at that time.
I would love to hear from others.
Is there anyone that was there in that time?
Debi Cotton King

Anonymous · « **Reply #958 on:** October 29, 2007, 12:35:34 PM »

Quote from: ""Guest""

Mrs. Cameron was a shrew. Hostile and mean. I'm not at all surprised she's not allowed to be around juveniles in Texas. I was an inmate of the Roloff's institution in '87 to '88

Roloff died in the early 80's and Rebekah was closed forever1 There is now a place there fore adult women that is called the Jubilee Home for Women. Is that were you were? Becuase Rebekah was closed!
Debi King
Texas

Anonymous · « **Reply #959 on:** October 29, 2007, 12:37:41 PM »

Quote from: ""Guest""

Mrs. Cameron was a shrew. Hostile and mean. I'm not at all surprised she's not allowed to be around juveniles in Texas. I was an inmate of the Roloff's institution in '87 to '88

Roloff died in the early 80's and Rebekah was closed forever1 There is now a place there fore adult women that is called the Jubilee Home for Women. Is that were you were? Becuase Rebekah was closed!
Debi King
Texas

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