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I haven't been able to make any past reunions and would like to find out if there are any scheduled in the future for President and Sis. Innis and the missionaries involved from 1989-1991. Thanks!
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Elders Wayne Milsom and Jeff Davis, both valued but brief companions under President Campbell. My email client isn't interacting with the site, or their email addresses are incorrect. Very fond memories, I think it was the best times of my life.
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Does anyone know who the Eric and Rose Miles? When I met them they lived in Belmont.
Please let me know how I can contact them.
Thanks so much and have a good day.
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Bruce Lindsay is going to Perth:
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=960&sid=19450858
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Pres Maurer APM Missionaries!
It is not too late to decide to attend the 2012 Reunion. Just click on "Reunions" (in column at the far right of website) for additional details, and while there you can also click on "Send A Message" to let us know you are planning to attend.
To help with catering counts, please RSVP the number attending by March 25th.
President and Sister Maurer will be there and are so excited to see "their" missionaries again. The time for Perth is....March 30th!
Thanks, Sister Dudley
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All missionaries serving under President Maurer (2007-2010) are invited to the 2012 APM Reunion in the Salt Lake City area on Friday, March 30th.
Information is being posted in the Reunions listings. Additional details will be added as they are finalized.
President and Sister Maurer will be at this reunion. We're announcing the reunion now so that those living outside the surrounding area (Utah, Idaho, etc) can starting making travel plans to work this into their 2010 calendars. It will be awesome!
Thanks, Sister Dudley
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Aloha to all APM alumni...hope everyone is doing well!!!cheers
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Hey kiwis with sister reynolds gone how about one more reunion for the good old days. Email me if interested. Kia ora katou mihi atu
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LUENE LEIFSON LUDLOW
On September 7, 2011, Hannah Luene Leifson Ludlow, 87, surrounded by family, left this mortal life to reunite with her eternal companion, Daniel Hansen Ludlow, whom she dearly missed.
Born November 1, 1923, to J. Victor Leifson and Mary A. Bradford Leifson in Spanish Fork, Utah. Luene was extremely proud of her Icelandic heritage. She spent many years searching hand written records to find her ancestors and will be greeted by thousands who were blessed by that work. Graduating from Spanish Fork High, she married her high school sweetheart, Dan Ludlow on June 10, 1942, in the Salt Lake Temple. This began her true legacy.
Mother was devoted to her family and raised 9 children whom she dearly loved, and who in turn dearly loved her. She is survived by her son Victor (V-Ann) Ludlow, daughters Sandra Ludlow, Diane (Doyle) Asay, LuAnn Rothe, Carolyn (Brent) Sweeny, Kathy (Mark) Smith, Shauna (Darrell) Smith, and Michelle (Garr) Judd; as well as 42 grandchildren and 73 great grandchildren. Also survived by her siblings Freda McKell, Thor (Loyce) Leifson, Allen (Mary Lou) Leifson, Afton Rosenbaum, June Leifson, Elaine (Dee) Pullman, and Mark (Freda Kaye) Leifson; and sisters-in-law Ruth Leifson and Marilyn Leifson. She also considered her husband’s family as her own.
Preceded in death by her husband of 66 years; both parents; a daughter Ruth (Nate) Pierce; a son-in-law Ed Rothe; her brothers Glen, Ted, and Jack Leifson; and brothers-in-law William McKell and Var Rosenbaum.
Her life was full of love, kindness, and compassion for all. Everyone left her home with a full heart and stomach. She blessed the lives of so many while serving with Dan all over the world: the Holy Land, Egypt, Australia, Central and South America, Nauvoo, Hawaii, and more. She became the mother to hundreds of missionaries while Dan presided over the Australia Perth Mission, and also many students while Dan directed three BYU semester abroad groups to Israel.
Luene served faithfully during her life in many positions within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She had a deep love for the gospel, a fervent testimony she bore often, and she lived her life accordingly. She enjoyed reading, art, traveling, learning, and being with friends, family, and loved ones.
Special thanks to family and many aides and nurses from Alpine Hospice and Aspen Senior Care. We were truly blessed to have many compassionate and kind individuals who lovingly cared for Mom the past two years.
Viewings will be Sunday, September 11, 2011, at the LDS Church located at 2400 North 1060 East, Provo, Utah, from 4:30 to 6:00, as well as Monday, September 12, 2011, from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Memorial services will follow at 11:00. Interment in the Benjamin, Utah Cemetery.
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RUTH REYNOLDS
Ruth Marjorie Kim Reynolds "Loving Mother" Ruth Marjorie Kim Reynolds, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grand-mother, aunt, and friend passed away peacefully on July 29, 2011. She was born on May 12, 1926, to Francis Oscar Sigfred Kim and Amelia Maria Erickson. She was born and raised in Sandy, Utah. She attended Sandy Elementary and Jordan High School. Ruth and the love of her life, C. Shirley Reynolds, were married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple December 7, 1943. They had six children together, Kim and his wife, Ann; Shirleen Burkinshaw and her husband, Craig; Connie Pearson and her husband, Craig, Lance and his wife, Leslie; Brad and his wife, Kathy; Rob and his wife, Michelle. Ruth has 30 grandchildren, three of whom are currently serving full-time missions, and 46 great-grandchildren, whom she truly loved and supported. Ruth is also survived by two sisters, Venice Perkins and Velma Birch. Ruth came to know her Father in Heaven through her extensive service to the Gospel. She was a dedicated and loyal visiting teacher and loved to visit and mingle with anyone who needed her cheer. She was willing to serve 20 years in the Primary Presidency and after the death of her husband, served nine years as Relief Society President. She also served as Young Women President. She taught Relief Society lessons at the Retirement Inn for five years. She was willing and happy to accept any calling the Lord asked of her. She was a devoted mother and everything she did was to ensure the happiness and success of her children. She was extremely proud of her family and eternally grateful for their kindness and love shown to her. She never went through a Mother's Day without an Orchid corsage. This continued even after her husband passed away. Ruth was an avid BYU fan. She stood and cheered through almost every BYU football game she could attend. She was an "adopted" member of the Daughters of the Pioneers and very much enjoyed meeting with them monthly. One of the most anticipated things she did was to go to Bear Lake with her family. She was ever diligent in seeing to it that everyone had a good time and plenty of food to eat. Her family association at Bear Lake was dear to her heart and her family will be eternally grateful for all that Ruth and Shirley provided for them. Ruth loved being involved in missionary work. She served valiantly with her husband as Mission President in Perth, Australia. She showed great courage and love when she told her husband she would go wherever they were called, even though Perth was as far from her family as could be. Ruth was a very gracious hostess and her home was always open to family and friends. She loved having people around her and enjoyed their company immensely. She inspired others by her style and grace. She spoke kindly of others and showed genuine concern for their welfare. Our mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend will be greatly missed. We will always cherish the time she spent with us and will remember her great example. Everything she did was done out of love. She will live in our hearts forever. We know she is with her sweetheart, Shirley. We look forward to being reunited with them. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 3, 2011, at 12:00 noon, in the South Cottonwood Stake Center, 1250 East 4800 South in Holladay. Friends may call Tuesday, 6-8 p.m. or Wednesday, from 11-11:45 a.m. at the Stake Center. Interment, Murray City Cemetery. Online condolences: www.jenkins-soffe.com
Published in Salt Lake Tribune from July 31 to August 2, 2011
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To those of you who served under Pres. Reynolds:
Sis. Ruth Reynolds, widow of Pres. Reynolds, has taken a bad fall and is in the hospital with hip and shoulder injuries. Please remember her in your prayers. Thanks to Garry Stokes for bringing this to our attention.
Thanks,
Bro. MacKay
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Remember the Mission Band that played for the 1991 APM Christmas party?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxzDnFspW5o
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Hi. all. Just to let you know that this site has mission shirt of this beautiful mission has well as all mission.
www.cafepress.com/missionspecific/3522466
I hope you like it. Steve.
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Just letting you all know the CD website www.apmcd.com was down for a while. It is fully revamped now, and now has the sheet music for "My Lord My God" transcribed by Larry Sepulveda Jr and published by Guy Jackson. I've had many people ask for this, and it is finally here. Thanks to Jeanette Porter for contacting me and sending it to me.
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Looking for James Smith from Adelaide. He served 1986-1988. He was zone leader in Belmont with Elder Ngakuru.
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Hey all,
I am looking for Elder Shane Unsworth. He served sometime after 1998. We have a mutual friend in Mandurah who really would love to reach out to him but cannot locate him. If anyone has any information, it would be greatly appreciated. You can email me by clicking on the "Send email" button below. Thanks so much!
Kris
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Does anyone have Pres. Maurer's email address? We just sent a missionary from our ward to the Australia Perth Mission and I recieved an email from him telling me who his mission president was. Pres. Maurer and I served a companions back in the day and I would like to send him an email to say "hi".
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Hey Brothers and Sisters,
I recently was called to serve is the Perth mission and have been reading up on it. I see that there is a cd called "Whither we should go" Or the Australia Perth Mission Cd. All of the links I have found on the internet are either broken links or the file isn't on the website.
Can someone help me find a copy. I am very interested to hear it.
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Does anyone know where to find the sheet music for "Going Away" and/or "My Lord My God"? Please send a comment to Rob if you do (via the comments).
Thanks,
Rob (Webmaster)
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Sisters, Elders,
Port Hedland and Karratha have had chapels now for 25 years - quite a milestone for these outlaying areas. It's my understanding that the two buildings are the only examples of that type in the southern hemisphere, but that's not why I'm writing.
To celebrate the chapels, we're having an event at Karratha on the weekend of the 22/23 August 2009 and need scans of photos, or stories from missionaries who served in these areas at anytime over the past. I know it's short notice, but hopefully past missionaries can take the time to scan some photos, or email some stories through.
I can be reached at desbromilow@yahoo.com, or you can send them through to the mission office if you prefer.
Many many thanks,
Des Bromilow
Clr, clerk, and bottle washer
Port Hedland Branch
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Hi all! I am looking for the whereabouts of Paul Thompson and Shane Hope who served their missions around 1986 to 1987. Both served part of their missions in Kalgoorlie. I think they may be from Utah or there about. Would love to get in contact with them.
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Talofa peoples. For those of you who served in the great APM 1990 - 92, may remember a wannabee samoan Elvis. Well he (I) hasn't changed much other than a few extra kg's. I'm trying to convert the VHS tape of the great"APM Mission Christmas band of 1991 on dvd. Once I do this I'll post it onto youtube with a link from here.
All the best!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILRQyhXpKAM
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Hi folks
If you havent heard already, President and Sister Nally are here completing the last year of their mission as missionaries for the missionary department. I caught up with them at the Mt Roskill Stake conference and the thought was presented to have reunion. I dont mind coordinating this. Please, can those who are interested get back to me so we can organise something? they leave probably June next year. Looking forward to receiving word form all of you.
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I am pleased to announce that the APM CD "Whither We Should Go" is now on a website for people to download in it's original format without compression, and also Apple Lossless, AAC or MP3 - which ever format suits your hard drive space and quality requirements.
Thank you to President & Sister Robinson, William Joseph Schwartz and Jake Heaton.
www.apmcd.com
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Hey there, I was going through some stuff the other day and weirdly enough I found my mission photos. There is a Mission group photo of all of us, as well as one with President Hamilton standing with President Hinkley. If anyone would like a copy let me know and I will get it to you. Thank you. That is all
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Hi, regarding the APM CD, I am currently working with Sister Robinson (wife of President Robinson (1998-2001) in regards to resurrecting the Perth Mission CD. I will be back with more information when I have it, and how you can obtain it. The goal is to make it downloadable either for creating of a CD, or for iPod. I will try to make the artwork available also.
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Hi All
I was Sis Johnson. I am trying to locate a few people - Sis Tracey Baker, Sis Rebecca Ord and Elder Sean Register. If anyone else remembers me and wants to drop a line please feel free. I am still in touch with Sis Nancy McCarthy, Dorothy Petkoff, Helen Lynch and Elders Mason, Pawson and Cowell so if you need to get in touch with any of them just let me know and I will forward your details to them! It is wonderful to be able to have this site to see how you are all doing! God Bless you all, Kath (sis J)
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Does anyone know the whereabouts of Logan Ruru? I served in the Whyalla District with him in 1971. Would love to get in touch with him.
Thanks
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Hi
If anyone knows the current email address or contact details of Elder Gailey who served in 1992, it will be appreciated. What can I say - He was my favourite DL - a truelly lovely person.
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FYI anyone from or now in Oz who served with Pres Lon Nally - he and Sis Nally are currently serving as full-time missionaries in Sydney, working in the Missionary Department supporting the mission presidents serving in Australia. I believe they can be contacted by calling the Area Office in Carlingford (Sydney).
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