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Dear all who served under President Hotta,
President Hotta contacted me the other day, and he wants to get started on preparations for a reunion during the Sapporo Temple Dedication.
So, we will start to prepare information on accommodations, transportation etc. etc., so the purpose of this e-mail is to get all of you who would be interested in getting such information to opt-in to a “2012 Frozen Chosen Reunion” (I am guessing that is about when it will happen) mailing list, to send me your e-mail address so that I can put you on such. Also, there will be absolutely not obligations, whatsoever, with opting in to the mailing list, so if you have any interest at all, please send me your e-mail address and name (and place of residence), and I will try to get you current information.
Also, if any of you are interested in helping out on the planning committee, all interested parties are welcome!!!
Further, if you see anyone you know from the old days, not included in this e-mail, then please forward this e-mail to them. (From now on, I will keep all e-mail addresses in the BCC column.)
If you have any suggestions, requests or ideas, please feel free to contact me at anytime!
Love,
Phil Stevenson (1980-1982)
ibcphil@y5.dion.ne.jp
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I am trying to find Elder Conan Wikitari Hill who I am wondering how he has been getting along. He was a great friend and helped my family and many other church members very much.If anyone can help me, let me know.
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I am trying to find Elder Conan Hill who I am wondering how he has been getting along . He was a great friend and helped us very much. If anyone can help me, let me know.
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I am trying to find Elder Conan Wikitari Hill who serverd 2000-2002 in Shinkotoni,Suehiro,Shiroishi,Moiwa,Obihiro,Shibetsu in Hokkaido. I am wondering how he has been getting along. He was a great friend of all my family and helped us very much. If anyone can help me let me know.
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I am trying to track down Elder Rau who served from 1998-2000.
i was his comp for 7 months in urakawa area.
If you can help, let me know.
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I am trying to track down Trish Thompson Shimai who served from 1989-1990.
I was in her MTC group, and I am just wondering whatever happened to her?
She was a great friend, but we lost touch after our missions.
If you can help, let me know.
email me at
keith.payne@pennwest.com
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I would like your help. I am looking for Sister Patricia Thompson.
(Trish to her friends)
She was from Indiana. (lafayette i think?)
I have been trying to track down this sister missionary that served in the sapporo mission from 1989 till the end of 1990.
We were friends from our MTC experience, and after our missions, we lost touch. This was my fault, and I have thought of her many times over the years.
I realize now how much i have missed her, and I am wondering how she is, and hoping that her life is everything that she could have hoped for.
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Here is an interesting article on new Temple in Sapporo.
http://www.ldschurchnews.com/articles/58174/Members-rejoicing-in-Sapporo.html
Still trying to find an official address of the temple site and an expected construction timeline.
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I just heard this from a very reliable source - all missionaries who previously served in the Sapporo mission will be granted FREE ADMISSION to the Sapporo Temple for life! That's right - you heard correctly! The admission fees will be waived for both you and your spouse when you attend the Sapporo Temple! :) You are. of course, responsible for all travel and hotel costs, etc. . . .
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I found this on Church News from June of this year and thought it would be nice to update his profile on this website. There is also a nice recent photo of him and Sis. Hotta at the link:
http://www.ldschurchnews.com/articles/57518/New-temple-presidents.html
Tohru Hotta, 70, Gokiso Ward, Nagoya Japan Stake, called as president of the Tokyo Japan Temple, succeeding President Masayuki Nakano. President Nakano's wife, Sachiko Tagawa Hotta, will serve as temple matron. President Hotta has served as an Area Seventy, president of the Japan Sapporo Mission, district council, stake president, bishop, ward mission leader and temple ordinance worker. A retired CES regional coordinator and institute director for the Nagoya, Japan, region, he was born in Onyu-gun, Fukui-ken, Japan, to Sakuo and Utako Toyoda Hotta.
Sister Hotta is a ward Sunday School teacher. She served with her husband while he presided over the Japan Sapporo Mission. She also served as a stake Relief Society president, ward Relief Society president and seminary teacher. She was born in Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken, Japan, to Tsurumatsu Tagawa and Teru Ueda.
I also searched through the messages here and found this address:
Tohru Hotta
1-7-1 Yukimi cho, Showa ku
Nagoya shi, 466-0005 Japan
Telephone: 052-731-3086
Fax: 052-741-3979
Thanks!
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On Saturday, October 3rd 2009 president Thomas S. Monson announced that a temple would be built in Sapporo Japan!
What wonderful news this is for the faithful members of the church in Hokkaido. I remember many times, while serving my mission, discussing this possibility with my companions. We saw how difficult it was for members to travel to the temple in Tokyo and longed for the blessings a temple would be to the people of Hokkaido. Occasionally, we would pass a beautiful site and say, "that would be a great spot for a temple." To our small minds, it seemed to be a far away, remote hope.
And now it is a reality! Oh, how the members must be rejoicing.
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Hooray! I've been waiting years for a temple in Sapporo! Every conference since my mission I have listened for those blessed words of plans for a temple in Saporo. Praise the Lord and bless our beloved Hokkaido members!
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Holy Cow, a temple in Sapporo! What a wonderful blessing for the members of Hokkaido. I was in the Conference Center when President Monson made the announcement. I was with my brother-in-law who just got back from Concepcion, Chili, so we both were pretty emotional and excited. It will now be even more special when I am finally able to go back and visit.
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President Monson just announced a temple to be built in Sapporo yesterday. Does anybody know where it will be located? I had heard talk many years ago that it would go where the Dai Ichi wad building is . . .
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I was thinking about it today while still in shock and awe over the Sapporo Temple announcement, and wondered if someone still had an old list of apartments and addresses. With the technology of Google Earth and such I have been able to find some of my old apartments. I'm thinking we could somehow scan them into PDF and post them somewhere. Then if you get a chance to go back you can track down those old apartments.
I'm going to go dig through my box of mission stuff and see if I still have that apartment list. Would love to find my old Teine apartment
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Can you even believe it??? What an amazing blessing it will be to have a temple in Sapporo!!!
The chills from the just the thought of it. Amazing.
Start saving your pennies, you have a few years to save up for the trip. I won't be missing this dedication!!!!
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Hi Sapporo Dendobu no kikan senkyoshi tachi! My handicapped brother and I are going to Utah for two weeks from Tokyo, Japan in September, and we are looking for a place to stay in Provo for two or three days. Could anyone in Provo let us do that? If you can, please send me a message and I will email you back for details! Thank you!
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The holidays are rapidly coming upon us and another year has flown by. I always like to think back on the holidays I spent in Japan. I remember the Christmas I spent in Otaru. We missionaries met on Christmas morning at the church and opened presents that the Ward Member had bought us. The Members had spoiled us buying us lots of food. We also had a gift exchange, I don't remember what I got, but one of the choros got another choro a rock with the words "If you want a present, go get it yourself," or something to that extent.
Then singing on Odori Koen was a great experience.
It was a fun Christmas, Christmas on the mission was so amazing because your doing the work of the One who's birth your celebrating.
I hope you have great holidays and a wonderful Christmas.
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Hey everyone I am trying to get a hold of Kaori Shimajiri who served under Pres. Larkins and I can't for the life of me find anyone that has her contact info. Anyone here that can help out? Thanks!
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It looks like our Lambourne Choro is playing volleyball in Beijing:
Rich Lambourne
Congratulations to him!
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