Just One More Wish

05/18/2014

Today I celebrated the passing of a man who laughed a lot, Stan McCusker. I wasn't able to fulfill his final wish to visit the South of France but his enormous contribution to me was this: He lived by John Burroughs' advice, "Leap and the net will appear." Can you imagine such a viewpoint of living life? So inspirational! I am in the process of forming a Board of Directors, so tell me, who of you will leap with me who truly wants to be part of granting the last wish of beautiful souls longing to feel fulfilled before the moment arrives for them to leave?

05/12/2014

It is my passion to continue granting wishes for those wondrous souls that have given up hope on a dream as they are in the last chapter of their life. Beginning in the Olympia, WA area, tell me, do you know someone who would be filled with joy if they had . . .

05/10/2014

This is a dream worth living for, the publication of Grandpa Septon's Autobiography.

05/10/2014

Imagine. You are in your last chapter of life, and you know it. For the past 8 years you have wanted to turn your 3-ring binder of your autobiography into a "real" published book, didn't know how and had given up hope on your last dream. This is what Just One More Wish is all about. Here is our very first wish granted to Grandpa Septon. Oh, what a moment! Made possible with the help of Cassandra Layton Lambert.

The Magic #1 Wish for the Just One More Wish Foundation, granting to Arthur B. Septon, Jr. his 8-year long dream to publish his autobiography before the day ...