Finish Line Towing, Inc.

11/29/2019

11/05/2019

Hope to see you all there again this year. More info to come!

08/03/2019

I decided to wait a few days before I posted this because honestly.....it’s been a very emotional week!

In 2000 we opened and continued the legacy of my husband’s Father. God has been so faithful to us but it’s time for a new season.

Earlier this week, just shy of 19 years, we made the decision to sell our business.

It is bitter sweet! As I sit here this morning and reflect on all the hours, tears, hard work and sacrifices we poured into creating an amazing company, I am also excited about where God is leading us. More time to work on us and our relationship which has been severely neglected; more time with our children and grandchildren; more time to pursue our dreams and more time to step into the calling He has for both of us.

It’s strange say the word “retired,” yet I’m so excited to finally walk into my purpose and I know is equally excited to finally make decisions and do things because he wants to do them not because he has to do them.

I had a friend tell me the other day, “Andi, I’ll still never see you, this just means you’ll fill all your FREE time up and you’ll be busier!” Laughing as write this, there’s probably a little truth to that!

We had a good run! And we are very fortunate to come out on top while she was still in her prime! 🏁 The Finish Line name will forever have a special place in my heart ❤️

We stood on this verse in the past and we’re claiming it for our future. “......We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you."
‭‭2 Chronicles‬ ‭20:12‬ ‭ESV

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Dino & Andrea Tomassi

07/17/2019

We think we're pretty great...but you don't have to take our word for it! Listen to Andrea explain why she loves us in her own words. 360 Payments is one of ...

07/17/2019

Georgia Law Enforcement posted this.
It’s one of those stories that is both sad and beautiful at the same time.
Here’s what they wrote:

You may look at this picture and see a caring granddaughter comforting her beloved grandfather as he lies in a weakened state in a hospital bed.

The truth is that this woman is a police officer and she met Bob only two years ago while she was on duty.

Lawrenceville Police Officer Dena Walker Pauly's life was changed forever when she was dispatched to a local pawn shop, where staff were unsure how to help him.

Life has not been kind to Bob.
He's been on his own since he was a child and has no known family.

He was homeless most of his life and a stroke eventually left him non-verbal.

His life is a series of sad stories strung together by poverty and loneliness.

Officer Pauly arrived at the pawn shop and was also unsure how to assist Bob, but she sensed he needed help and offered to take him home so he could show her what he needed.

She was horrified when she saw Bob's living conditions.
She may have been dispatched that day by police radio, but we have no doubt she was really sent by God.

She immediately addressed Bob's deplorable living conditions and taught him basic skills such as throwing garbage in the trash can rather than the floor.

She's ensured he has food to eat and routinely cleans his small apartment.

She eventually sought and received a Power of Attorney for Bob's medical care.

He's been in the hospital since May and today was an important day for Bob and Dena.

Officer Pauly made the difficult decision to begin hospice care for Bob, so she held his hand and told him many times that she loved him.

It's quite possible she's the first person to ever utter those words to this poor man.

---Georgia Law Enforcement
https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaLawEnforcement/

What more can you say about Officer Pauly.
Outstanding.
Just outstanding.

06/25/2019

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