| I was found by Elder Robert Platt from Cedar City, Utah and his companion, and taught and baptized by Elder john A. Hunt of Smithfield, Utah and his companion from Parma, Idaho. I joined the church August 5th, 1977. Just want them to know I am still active, and have several grandchildren serving missions and marrying in the temple, and I am so grateful! I would love to hear from them. |
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| Elder Kohler served in the Broken Arrow ward in 1982 or 1983. I have some great picture of him and his companion whose first name was Rory but I cannot remember his last name. Getting old is not one of my better features. Help appreciated. Email rbstalcup@sbcglobal.net or call (918) 338-9355 if you have information. Thanks in advance. |
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I was baptized Aug 12, 1990 in Lawton, OK while in Army Basic Training at Fort Sill. I believe an Elder Ballard baptized me or was one of the witnesses. I wish I knew the names of the other Elders who taught me but if, by a miracle, any of you taught soldiers in Fort Sill, Lawton, OK from June - Aug 1990, please contact me. That day was one of the best days of my life and has shaped everything that has happened to me since. I serve faithfully in the Church and have a son on a Mission.
Even if I never hear from these Elders, thanks to all of you for serving Missions! |
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| My lovely step-daughter, Makena Ritter, left today for her Oklahoma Tulsa Mission. I'm so excited for her! She will not only grow spiritually out there, she will provide a so-called "Miracle-Grow" for others out there who are ready to come to Christ. Just like a plant needs water and sunlight, Jesus washed the feet of others and he was their sunlight. I know that Makena is going to be amazing! |
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| Would like To hear from missionaries serving with us during that time and or members. We loved you all and have such good memories. Live now in St George, Utah and Blackfoot, Id. We are now in our mid eighties and in good health. |
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I am looking for a sister missionary that taught me the discussions in 1994, Sister Wendy Layton. She was from Arizona. If anyone knows how to get ahold of her or find her please let me know.
Thanks! |
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| I know this is going to sound so weird but we lived in Tulsa Oklahoma from May 1998 to Dec 1999 our names are Clint and Diane Smith at the time we had 4 kids Krystal, Peter, Jacob and Katelynn we also had a baby born in August. Any ways my Kids were very famous for asking the missionaries if they had a place to eat and invited them over anytime. the reason I am asking is that my boy just recieved his call to Tulsa Oklahoma and wanted to try and find some members we used to know but it has been so long and I was bad and didnt keep in touch with anyone so I thought I might see if any missionaries might remember us and maybe have kept in touch with some of the members there. If any one remembers us or has any info that would be great. thank you Diane Smith |
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Hi, my name is Jesika May and I am looking for some of the missionaries who helped me in the process of joining the church. I was baptized in the Carthage Missouri Ward of August of 2000 (age 16) along with my little brother, Eric & my niece, Brittany. Eric & I went through several missionaries as we were in the middle of an adoption when we started investigating the church and had to wait for it to be official before we could be baptized. Sadly, we've lost touch with all the missionaries who helped in the process. My roommate is a returned missionary and suggested this website to help. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks so much,
Jesika May |
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| Adam Porter served in Fayetteville AR in 2003-2005. I am trying to find his contact info. I cant remember where he lived. Maybe Washington State. |
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I am looking for a missionary that taught me. I remember his companion's name, Valesquez... I believe he was from the DC area. He had a difficult last name, I believe it started with a U or a W and he would have served around 1997-1998/99. I was 15-16 at the time so...I wasn't really paying attention. If anyone has any info please contact me!
Ciao
Jill |
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I am trying to find the missionaries that taught and baptized me in Bartlesville, Ok in 1967.
My grandson is now on his mission. I wanted to thank them and to let them know. |
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| Pat B. Brian 1938 ~ 2010 Judge Pat B. Brian died peacefully at his summer home in Grover, UT on June 28, 2010 of pancreatic cancer. His wife and children were at his side at the time of his death. Pat was born March 17, 1938 to Arthur and Wilma Brian. He grew up on a ranch in Loa, Utah and was the fifth of nine children. He married Sherry Hale in the Salt Lake Temple on June 28, 1962. Pat graduated from Brigham Young University in 1962 and then earned his law degree from Vanderbilt University in 1965. Soon afterwards he began his legal career with the District Attorney's Office in Orange County, California. He was a federal prosecutor in Anchorage, Alaska. He was an adjunct professor at Pepperdine Law School and Brigham Young Law School for a combined 24 years. He lectured extensively in Mongolia, China, and Ukraine on the American Rule of Law. He also had the unique privilege of serving as a visiting professor at the prestigious Fudan University Law School in Shanghai, China. Pat was inducted as a lifetime member of the Shanghai Arbitration Commission. Judge Brian served for 23 years as a district court judge in Salt Lake City, Tooele and Summit Counties. He loved the law. Church service was paramount in Pat's life. He served as a bishop, stake president, mission president, regional representative, director of the Kirtland Ohio Historic Sites, and as a temple worker. Pat's lifetime hobby was traveling the world with his wife. His travels through mortality are now over. One door closes and another door opens. Pat is survived by his wife Sherry, his six children and 21 grandchildren. Their children are Darin Brian Nielson (Peter), Derik Brian (April), Kurt Brian (Marnie), Brett Brian (Christy), Kam Brian (Katherine) and Brandi Brian Terry (Jacob). He is also survived by four of his siblings -- Bill, Dick, Linda and Camiel. A closed casket viewing will be held on Thursday evening, July 1st, from 6 - 8 p.m. at the Larkin Sunset Gardens Mortuary on 10600 S. and 1950 E. in Sandy, UT. The funeral will be held on Fri. morning, July 2, at 10 a.m. at the LDS chapel on Mike Weir Dr. (adjacent to the Draper Temple) in Draper, UT, preceded by a viewing from 9 -10 a.m. Visit www.memoriesofpat.blogspot.com for more on Pat's life. |
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| Does anyone have contact info on an Elder who served in 1982 in Oklahoma City. I remember he was from Alberta, Canada. I think his name was Elder Logan? |
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| I was a missionary in Ft. Smith in 1977 when Ft. Smith was moved to the Tulsa mission. At that time, I was transfered over to Mississippi, and stayed in the Arkansas Little Rock Mission. We lived at 1922 North "G" street in an apartment that was part of a house owned by Miss Stein, who was jewish (she lived in the front of the home). The missionaries had been staying at that location for years and years. I am just curious when Miss Stein died (she was old then) and what ever happened to the apartment (she wanted LDS missionaries there as long as she was living. When was that location discontinued for missionaries?). |
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| Our son, Reese L. Hansen, received a call the the OTM-Spanish speaking on Nov. 9, 2005. He enters the MTC on Dec 28, 2005. Reese is excited and looking forward to serving next door to the mission where his mother and dad both served - the Gulf States Mission which included the rest of Arkansas way back then. Any information about the spanish speaking work in the OTM will be apprciated. |
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| I'm looking for the address or e-mail of one of the Sisters that taught the disscussion to me back in 1997 at the Springfield, MO Branch. If you have info on Sister Howell, I would be grateful. Thanks. |
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| Jimmy Beech recently called is entering MTC 8/24/05. Member of Crescent 13th Ward, Sandy, UT |
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| Heyo, anyone have any info on Gary Carter or James Paxton? They baptized me and my sister in 1995. Any type of info is welcome, past address, parents name, or even address or phone number of someone else they baptized that might have contact with them, anything!!! I just got home from my mission and thought that they might like to know about it!! |
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| Elder Tofa, you home yet? -Dustin |
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| Elder Ericson was in Lawton OK in 1987 and he baptized me. I would like to get in contact with him. |
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| I am looking for a Family that moved into this mission a year or so ago. I am from the Detroit Michigan Mission. The family I am looking for is the Bowers family. Doug and Carol and they have a few kids also. The last known address I have on them is in Walters, Ok. If anyone knows them or has info. on them I would be so thankful if you could get back to me. My email address is red_blinsmon@hotmail.com. |
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| If anyone has an email or phone number for Brady Fuller please contact me. We were companions is Springfield . He tried to contact me and I do not have anyway of responding to him. Thanks Kris Cordova |
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My son(Tyler Matlock, age 12 at the time) and daughter(Tara Matlock, age 8 at the time) were baptised about 8 or 9 years ago by James Paxton and Gary Carter. My son is now serving a mission in Brazil and would like to get in touch with the missionaries who taught and baptised him. If you have any information on these fellows I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks! |
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| Hello former Missionaries that may have served in the Belle Plaine Ward, Wichita Kansas Stake from 1971 to 1979. Wanda was baptized in February of 1972. Alan Brundage was the Branch President. The Belle Plaine Ward is no longer as they moved to Wellington. We currently live in Delaware, Ohio and would love to here from you. Fred's e-mail is fred.thomas at earthlink.net and Wanda's e-mail is cajunwanda at earthlink.net. Hope to hear from someone. |
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HEY UCE WASS UPP HOW DOING WELL I DONT THINK I'VE MET YOU BUT I'M NOW SERVING IN THE OTM, THERE'S THREE POLY'S OUT HERE ELDER POTASI SAMOAN
ELDER WOLFGRAMM TONGAN AND I. THERE'S A TONGAN SISTER MISSIONARY COMING OUT FROM UTAH LAST NAME SATAKIE. THINGS ARE GOING GOOD STAY UP UCE AND CONTINUE TO REPRESENT TO THE FULLEST 100% SAMOAN STYLE ONE USO ELDER TOFA |
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first of all, thanks to the Mr.Webmaster for this project, now we can all get connected with former companions, friends and families in here.
I was one too a proud member of the Black Name Tag OTM Force from Nov 1990 to Nov 1992.Somehow I lost my missionary plates where I kept my records of my mission!! So if anyone out there that still remembers this Samoan,feel free to drop me a line!! |
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| Hey! How is the field? I'm lookin' for the address or email of Elder Hancey. Just got transfered from Grove, Oklahoma. Malia |
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| I am excited to say that I just received my call to the OTM. I am excited and just jumped on the net trying to find out more about it and I found this website. Any information or advice would be great! I leave May 19th for the MTC. I cant wait to get out there and serve! |
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| i've been home from the mission for about six weeks now.. he'll soon find out how significant that amount of time is (it's equal to one transfer in the field). the weather is one of the most noticeable things when you enter the field, especially the long summers. i remember coming into tulsa 11 january 2002 and it was easily 70-75 degrees and HUMID. nothing you're going to be used to, that's for sure. you will acclimate after your first summer, so don't worry. i got nosebleeds my first three weeks home (because of the dry climate) and i still can't keep my hands from drying out. you have a great mission president, wonderful elders and sisters, and i can honestly say that serving in the bible belt will be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. it is hard, real hard, to be a full-time missionary.. but it's so good. make the most of your time. prepare early, i want to stress that. by the way, i was born in az.. lakeside. lived there off and on during my early childhood - it's what i still call home. the mission is my second home.. utah's just where i live. good luck! |
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