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Elder Craig R Clark

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Presidents:
Richard H. (Tokyo North) Kiyabu (1988 - 1990) | Bin (Tokyo North) Kikuchi (1990 - 1993)
Served: 1989 - 1991
Areas Served:
Matsudo, Urawa, Honbu, Mobara, Takasaki, Chiba
Companions:
Thomas G. Berry | Carson E Jones | Scot Terry Lewis | Mark V Magleby | Jody C. Rookstool
Your Occupation: Developer for MSN.com (Microsoft)
Spouse: Jamie Clark
Comments:
After my mission I returned to Chiba to attend school for a year. Then returned to SLC and attended the UofU and worked for Continental Airlines. I met my wife Jamie while working at Continental and after graduation we moved to Houston with Conitnental Airlines. After a while in Texas we returned to SLC. After a couple of years in Salt Lake we moved to Japan. President Kiyabu's daughter, Terri Ann was in our ward in Japan as well as Mark and Kimberley Magleby were in that ward as well. I worked for the same company as Mark Magleby in Japan. After 3 years in Japan we moved back to the USA and are currently living in the Seattle area.

I have two daughters Emberley 7 and Vienna 6 and a son Caden 9 months.
 
Created: 27 Feb 2001  Modified: 10 Nov 2007
Last Login: 17 Aug 2016 03:44:27 PM
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