Greetings. My name is Mike Baber and my wife and I live in Connell, Washington. More info below. 

I am sad to learn of the relatively early passing of Ralph Bisla. He was only 57 (eleven years my junior!).  Though sad to hear there is a comfort and a joy knowing that he loved the Lord so much. What a witness! PTL!

My reason for communicating with you (and I may be wasting my time as this may be an expired medium) is to request some assistance regarding an item I have come to possess that was formerly Ralph’s. I purchased a computer that has the owner as a Ralph Bisla. It seems most likely to have been the Ralph Warner Bisla that passed away two years ago October 22, 2022. 

I can make good use of the computer. However for me to do anything practical with the Lenovo IdeaCenter I am required to have the admin password and the PIN number. 

Is there any way we could deliver the computer to you and then you could access the administrative settings and reassign me s the admin? I would not ask for you to provide me with that information. My only other option is to wipe the computer completely and then reassign administrative information but then that is a very complex task as the operating system has to be reinstalled which is not easy at all and I have never done that (my expert resource tried explaining it to me and I have my doubts(.

A Little background: I am 68 years young. I am currently the pastor of Connell First Baptist Church (in Connell). We moved here from Chugwater, Wyoming where I was the pastor of Chugwater Valley Church for 12 years and prior to that we lived just outside of Bozeman, Montana. My phone number is 307-701-0180. If you call the church phone the call will be forwarded to my cell. I will answer with, “Hello, this is Mike.” 

I hope to use the Lenovo at home so I won’t have to bring my laptop home each eavening as that is inconvenient for a couple of reasons.

If you prefer to connect (hopefully you will) via email you can send your correspondence to pilgrim8@proton.me

At any rate, My condolences and prayers. In His grip, Mike Baber