Vector 7 Ministries Inc

Vector 7 Ministries Inc For Veterans, Law Enforcement, Firemen, Intel Community their friends and families Why Vector 7 you ask? that I was working on.

Vector 7 Ministries is a new 501(c)(3) filed nonprofit disabled veteran entity that Mark Farmer Lt Col (Ret) USAF/R, created to focus on the Veterans, service members (and all those who put others ahead of themselves - police, LE, EMTs/Rescuers, Firemen, other IC Community partners) and their families. As a disabled Veteran himself, Mark spent 24 years in the USAF and the USAF Reserves fighting al

l over the world and he knows the pain that war and separation from family can cause. With help from Dustin Farmer CPT USA/VANG this is a joint service organization ready and willing to serve our fellow Airman, Sailors, Marines, Soldiers, Guardians, Service Members (and all those who put others ahead of themselves - Police, LE, EMTs/Rescuers, Firemen, other IC Community partners) and their families. When I was at the DIA serving as an Intelligence Analyst I came across a list of Vectors (Speed/Motion, Electric, Biological, etc.) In its simplest form one of 6 definitions of a “Vector” is a course or compass direction of an aircraft, ship, tank or satellite, but the 7th Vector was missing; that of the “Spiritual” Vector or the “Holy Spirit” of the Trinity that is always there, showing us the way to our Heavenly Father.

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.” – Romans 15:13

08/06/2026

Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

07/18/2026

Before Bruce Willis Was a Movie Star, He Refilled Gilda Radner’s Snack Bowls

Long before Die Hard, Bruce Willis worked as an NBC page during the original years of Saturday Night Live.

One of his jobs was hardly glamorous: visiting the dressing rooms and refilling the M&M and pretzel bowls for performers like Bill Murray and Gilda Radner.

Years later, after Willis had become a major star, Murray remembered him coming over and thanking both of them for something simple:

They had been nice to him.

To Gilda and Bill, he was not “the snack guy” or another anonymous employee backstage. They talked to him and treated him like he belonged.

Willis never forgot it.

That may be the best kind of 1970s SNL story. Before fame, blockbuster movies, or legendary careers, one future star was working behind the scenes—and two comedy legends made sure he felt seen. What a great story.

07/18/2026

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