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Elder Charles Arthur Foltz Contact Info Hidden - Login
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| http://mysite.verizon.net/res8f9zx/tozhomeworld | | | Presidents:
Ray B Evanson (1965 - 1968) | Charles Nibley (1968 - 1971) | | Served: 1967 - 1969 | Areas Served:
"Kingsland, GA; Macon, GA; Fernandina Beach, FL; Decatur, AL; Hunstville, AL; Birmingham, AL" | | Your Occupation: Newspaper Graphic Designer | | Spouse: Sandra Lee Foltz | Comments:
"My second mission president Charles Nibley from California. I would like to hear from any of the companions I served with. My wife and I have three living children (son passed on in 2005) and 6 grandchildren. My primary hobbies are Star Wars Costuming (Sewing), Amateur Radio (KB7OS), kayaking and computers. I work as a newspaper graphic designer, and kayaking is my avocation when weather and available partners permits. My favorite assignment in the Church has always been teaching and currently I teach the High Priests in Snohomish Stake near Everett, WA. Much of my mission was on or near miltary bases, but never served during Vietnam due to family special deferment. I am interested in hearing from former missionaries and those that did have to serve in the military. " |
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| Created: 25 Jan 1999 Modified: 28 Apr 2008 |
| Last Login: 28 Apr 2008 10:59:44 AM |
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"Brothers and sisters, the missionaries need our faith and prayers. Pray fervently every day for their safety and protection, for this is one very important way we all can support them in accomplishing their essential assignment of proclaiming the gospel to all the world. I bear testimony that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. We are engaged in his work. I testify that through the faith and prayers of all members of the Church, we will continue moving this great work forward to the final victory. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen."
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