Christmas 2024 – We Hope You Enjoy This Year’s Christmas Letter.

Our offices will be closed for Christmas Dec 24th at Noon through Dec 27th, 2024 and New Years Day Jan 1st, 2025..

When we were younger, we dreamed about the future with wide-eyed wonder. We imagined a world of flying cars, robotic helpers, and instant communication. While some of these dreams have become reality—smartwatches, advanced robotics, and powerful computers in our pockets—the world we live in today is far more extraordinary than we could have envisioned.

We’ve unlocked the mysteries of both inner space and outer space, and science continues to make remarkable strides. Yet, amidst all these advancements, the challenges of our humanity remind us of the delicate balance we must maintain to ensure a hopeful future…. click here to read the rest of the Christmas Letter.

During this joyous season, we extend our heartfelt wishes for peace, happiness, and prosperity to you and your loved ones. As we look ahead to the new year, we are grateful for the opportunity to continue serving and partnering with you.

From all of us at Peabody Engineering, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and the Happiest of New Years.

This years Christmas Letter–>A Christmas Reflection: 2024.

Thanksgiving 2024 – We Hope You Enjoy This Years Thanksgiving Letter.

Our office will be closed on Nov 28th and 29th, 2024.

Don’t ask me how we got here so fast, but welcome to the Holiday Season 2024. The Holidays are a great time to pause and reflect on our blessings, what we’ve accomplished in the year and to look ahead at the year to come. The most important thing, however, is to count our blessings, spend time away from work with family and friends, and re-calibrate ourselves to make sure we stay grounded and keep things in perspective.

2024 has been a contentious year for everyone, and sadly, our nation and the world has become more polarized than any time in my life. When I was a younger man, people would not always see eye to eye and have different ideas about everything from religion to politics to what flavor of ice cream is the best, but there was a modicum of mutual respect and tolerance of other’s opinions. Our current culture is rife with intolerance and people are vilified for having anything but the “accepted” position on social issues and what’s best for society.

To read further download this years Thanksgiving letter and let’s be Thankful this Thanksgiving, knowing that we still live in the greatest Nation in the history of mankind, blessed by God, and that we were meant to live in a time such as this, to stand up for goodness, for righteousness and as stewards of the Truth to pass on to the next generation that needs it so badly.

Christmas 2023 – We Hope You Enjoy This Year’s Christmas Letter.

Our office will be closed on Monday, Dec 25th, 2023, and Monday, Jan 1, 2024.

Christmas is perhaps the most revered tradition in the fabric of our great Nation. In a world that feels so very divided, Christmas is a season that still unites us, when for a short time, we put all else aside and just enjoy the moment, with Chocolate, Egg Nog, family gatherings, gifts, and now even an Elf on the Shelf. For ALL of that, we should be grateful.

So take off your shoes, put on your jammies, have a hot toddy, and soak it all in.

May this festive season bring joy, peace, and prosperity to you and your loved ones. We look forward to the opportunities the coming year holds and are excited to continue working with you.

From all of us at Peabody Engineering, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and the Happiest of New Years.

This years Christmas Letter–>Twas The Night Before Christmas – A Great American Tradition.

Christmas 2022 – We Hope You Enjoy This Year’s Christmas Letter.

Our office will be closed on Monday, Dec 26th, 2022, and
Monday, Jan 2, 2023.

Where has the time gone this year? I am having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that 2022 is almost a memory and dreading the first 2 months of 2023, when I will repeatedly write the date on my checks with 2022 and then having to make the 2 into a 3 until my brain re-wires to write the correct date.

The end of the year can be a depressing time for many people. It gets dark early, it’s cold and dreary, perhaps the plans we had for the year didn’t quite work out as we had hoped, and everyone is more stressed than normal. This year has been especially tough, with inflation, shortages of everything from baby formula to Thanksgiving turkeys, new scandals in the news every day, wars and rumors of war, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions. You get the idea. It’s been rough!

I think it’s a little bit like that every year. People need hope at this time of year more than any other, which is why I think God gave us eternal hope with the virgin birth of His Son in a manger, in a stable, to parents who had very little and could not find proper accommodations in an inn. Mary was in labor and had no choice but to deliver the baby Jesus, the last best hope for mankind, surrounded by farm animals in a feed bin.

The cool part about that is that it happened exactly according to prophesy from hundreds of years before. Jesus’ birth fulfilled at least 11 prophesies to the most minute detail. The odds of this alone are astronomical. To read the rest click here for this year’s Eternal Hope Christmas Letter (1mb). You can also view it below.