With Mothers' Day just a week past
there were several families anxiously awaiting the phone call, or the
arranged Skype contact that would bring the voice of their missionary
into their homes for a good visit. Some were in early morning
hours, others scheduled off and on throughout the day. Mink Creek
community has ten families who were looking forward to those few
moments.
Listing them alphabetically by family
name are: Elder Mikel Beardall, son of Kent and Tammy , in Russia,
Hermana Rebekah Christensen, daughter of Wally and Kim, in Uruguay.
Robert and Phee Crosland have three sons scattered---Elder Marco
Crosland in Singapore, Elder Mario Crosland in the Philippines,
Elder Rico Crosland in New Zealand. Elder Tyson Hall, son of Brett
and Kristi, in Chile. Sister Alexis Iverson, daughter of Kurt and
Margret, in Texas. Sister Macy Jepsen, daughter of Kerry and Melinda
, in Cambodia, Sister Tiffany Longhurst, daughter of Sheldon and
Candy, in California, Elder Cody McKay, son of Paul and Terrie, in
Alabama, Elder Joseph Seamons, son of Jeff and Jennifer, in Germany,
and Elder Spencer Wilde, son of David and Judy, in Minnesota.
Brigham and Jennifer Wilcox and their
children spent the weekend with his parents, Eldon and Danita Wilcox.
The young Wilcox family live in Pocatello while Brigham is going to
school.
Joe and Kathy Jarvis made an exciting
announcement to the LDS congregation. They have been called to serve
in the Johannesburg, Africa, Mission. They will be leaving in
September and will be working in the LDS temple in the city of
Johannesburg.
Danny and Nicky Coleman and their
family were up from Logan,UT for Mothers' Day. His parents, Tammy
and Nelson Coleman, always enjoy the grandparent time with this sort
of visit.
It is the last week of school around
here. The scholars of 2013-2014 academic year are looking forward to
sleeping in, not scrambling to meet the bus in the early hours.
There has been field trips, projects handed in, and , of course,
final exams. Now they are looking at summer fun, plus such things as
moving irrigation pipe, weeding gardens, summer employment, and
getting 4H projects ready for the county fair.
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