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Sister Arlene May (Maughan)

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Presidents:
Paul C. Andrus (1955 - 1962) | Dwayne N. Andersen [Dec.] (1962 - 1965)
Served: 1961 - 1962
Companions:
Ila Cash (Payne)
Spouse: Curtis May
Comments:
Sister Maughan was orginally from Ogden, Utah, she was called from Cedar City, Utah, where she was teaching school. There was no formal language training at that time, she said. Five mos into her mission and still struggling with the language herself, she became the sr companion to two other sisters in a threesome.
"Thank heavens for good investigators and good members," she said. She knew enough of the language to know when a question was asked, and said, "Into my mind would come the words I needed to say."
Japanese people flocked to the humble sister missionaries. Sister May said they were flooded with people to teach and there were baptisms every week.
Elder and Sister May served a proselyting mission in London as a senior couple in 2001.
Curtis May, 8336 Creekside Ln, Vernal, UT 84078-9490
(435) 789-1999
Sister Arlene Maughn May & Elder May are in the Tokyo MTC heading their assigned Tokyo Temple mison.(Mar 2008)
 
Created: 29 Feb 2004  Modified: 29 Feb 2004
Last Login: 29 Feb 2004 12:22:37 PM
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