Thou Shalt Not Stand Alone

Marla had a phone call from Phil and said that his triplet daughter Penelope died of SIDS. Dan Dierdorf's daughter has it in 1985.

The employees were not talking about the wars, but talking about faith, hope and charity. Reid and Cheyenne were overwhelmed after school about the death of Phil's triplet daughter. Phoebe and Stetson survives. On Sunday after church, Joe and Cheyenne were watching the Jazz Singer.

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