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Aloha! After finishing my Spanish-speaking mission Xmas 2000, I flew straight back to Hawaii, where I continued my Int'l Business Mgmt degree at BYUH. I was home for six weeks, met this beautiful girl from Tacoma - we dated for 7 weeks and were engaged (trust me, I'm the last person who thought that would happen). We were married August 17, 2001 in the Seattle Temple. We're both going to finish our degrees April 2003, and I'll be starting law school that Fall, while she'll teach elementary school. Life's great. Especially when you can wear shorts and sandals every single day. Well, hello to every one again. Time sure does fly fast. I just wanted to update my family news. My wife Jeanie and I had our second boy Alex on April 2nd 2003 his brother Eric who is 2 1/2 now loves to play with his little brother. We are still leaving in Clinton Utah were I am currently working. I am excited about the mission reunion for the Oaks in October. I sure hope that everyone I know can make it, it should be a blast. Well, that’s about it for now I hope to hear from those who I served around. Love, Its great to be able to keep in touch with all of you! I just completed my Associates degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS) at the former Rick's College, soon to be known as BYU-Idaho. I am now living in Mapleton, Ut. with my brother in Law David, and my sister Shannon Perez. I am currently looking for a job in the computer field and I need a good job to help me pay off my car debt of $7000 + insurance. I have already interviewed with a company my brother in law works for in Ogden called Legato, and I am praying I'll get the job. If I do then all of my financial worries will be over! If any of you know of any good jobs around, please e-mail me and let me know. I can already tell that the bills are piling up on me! My first priority is to pay off my car loan and then I think I might give BYU a try with somewhat of a change in majors. I am considering switching from CIS to graphic design. I hope and prey its the right thing, but then first things first. It would be great to hear from all of you so send me a line and I'll get one back to ya! Later, Life's been great! I'm currently going to school and working as a Realtor. I see some of you at school, but for those that I don't see, drop some lines. I miss the mission and I miss Seattle, but saving to go there on vacation. If any of you need a home, let me know... Jair I was married to Alisha Bonewell (from Spokane) on May 12, 2000 (That is within 1 year of my release date) I received a two year degree from the LDS Business College and now I am attending the Salt Lake Community College. I work at the State capital doing Computer Based Training for the Finance department. Just last week I responded to my first name for the first time since I was released, now my wife doesn't have to call me "Elder" to get my attention. I am still wearing my missionary shoes. Hi everyone! I was happy to have stumbled upon this website not long ago. I
am currently in graduate school at Cornell University. There are Shauna (Pitcher) Andersen Reading the profiles on this site makes me feel OLD! It's been a mighty long time since I served in the Great Washington Seattle Mission--but it remains one of the highlights of my life. The Hanks' are still some of my very favorite people. A couple of years after returning from Seattle I met prince charming at BYU. Roger Andersen and I were married in December 1986 in the Salt Lake Temple. Shortly after that I graduated from BYU with a degree in business. We lived in the Bay area of California for about 8 years and are now living happily in Alpine, Utah. We have 4 busy children so my life is completely out of control. Jeffrey (12), Steven (10), Hayden (6) and Madeleine (3). So life is good. We enjoy serving in our ward. I've spent most of my years in the Young Women's program which I love, but am embarking on a new career in Cub Scouts--nervous, very nervous. Keep in touch! I was married in August 2000 to Melanie Haroldsen of Idaho Falls ID, and we have a son, Ethan Wade, born in May 2001. Mel is a returned missionary from the Philippines San Pablo mission. I recently enlisted in the Air Force, and will be entering training on Nov. 29. Life is crazy but good, and I would love to hear from any of the old crew. Bryan Anderson. I got married to Natalie Mills in August 1998. We have a three year old son, Kaden, and are expecting a little girl at the end of this month. We currently live in Connecticut while I attend school. I would love to hear from any of the missionaries I served with or knew in the mission. Elizabeth V. Armiento Hello Fellow Missionaries, With Love I married in November 1974 to Darline Dulaney of Moss Bluff, LA. We had three children, Bobby born in 1975, Shannon born in 1976 & Tammy born in 1978 (Tammy lived only several hours). Bobby is married, has three boys and lives in Kansas. Shannon is married, has one daughter, one son and lives in Alabama. My wife & I have lived in SW Louisiana for most of our married life. I presently serve on the high council of the Orange Texas Stake and my wife is serving as secretary to the Stake Relief Society. Ed Michelle and I have a 16-mo baby boy named Joseph Gabriel (named after Joseph who was sold into Egypt). We were blessed to receive him through adoption (LDS Family Services). I work with the YM in my ward (14year olds) and I am still practicing in Orem. Paul (Joey) J. Babinsky Hello! Joey My wife Tamra and I live in American Fork, Utah, and one block from the Mount Timpanogos Temple. We have three sons. My oldest son is currently serving a mission in the Washington Everett Mission which coverers the Northern part of the former Washington Seattle Mission. I have worked in business consulting for the past 6 years. Yeah, I'm still at home. A little advice... Never take a semester off !!! One semester turns into two, then maybe three. Anyway, I'm now finally preparing to move back up to the Provo / Orem area to start back up at UVSC. I'm still single and happy... Someday the right one will come along. Everyone needs to come to the next reunion! I missed the last one and I'm really looking forward to seeing you all there, so go okay? See y'all later... It was great to see everyone at the reunion. Wow, how people change in 20 years. I've been married for 14 years now to Maria Morrill Bailey. We have 4 kids (Austin 12; Megan 11; Mickelle 9; and Kyle 4). We live in Sandy, UT where I work as a Mortgage Broker and Real Estate Investor. My wife is a kindergarten teacher. My church calling is the Ward Clerk. Hi Everyone, I just thought I would catch everybody up on my life a little. I was Married way back in June of 2000 so I have been Married about 3 years. I have a son named Wyatt that is one and a half years old. I am still plugging away toward a bachelor's degree at ASU majoring in accounting. However, I have switched directions and hope to go to dental school hopefully at UW. It was great to read about everyone and hopefuly I can make it to a reunion sometime and see everybody. Jeremy Benjamin Joseph Baird I am currently attending Weber State University, studying a Pre-Med major. I am working as a snowboard instructor at Power Mountain Resort, but plan on going back to Lagoon as a supervisor in the summer. Every time I see a car with Washington license plates it makes me think of how I wished I had been in a car when I was there … Nearly 30 years has passed since those first missionary days. Now the baby in the family is 18 and my wife and I have started looking forward to the next mission when we can go together! I returned from Seattle Washington Mission, serving under President and
Sister Hanks, in September 1982, so I've had a lot happen in my life since
then...First, I met my beautiful wife, Lisa Larson, at a CEU branch one Sunday
and after dating her for one week straight, we were engaged on June 30th and
sealed in the Salt Lake Temple on September 9th, 1983...and seven years later
we had six of our seven children here! Abram, our oldest is currently serving
in the Dominican Republic Santo Domingo East Mission, he's loving it and has
been out 6 months! Isaac, our 18 1/2 yr. old, is a senior at Emery High, and
is graduating in May and plans to leave on his mission sometime in October
2004. Our third child, also a boy, Jacob, just turned 17 yrs. and is a very
jubilant and happy 11th grader. Daniel, our fourth son, turned 16 yrs. old a
week ago, and so now the car insurance is over $450 a month! Wow, teenage boys
are the best, aren't they? Our last boy is an 8th grader at Canyon View and is
14 1/2 yrs. Ann, our only living daughter, is 13 yrs. and is in the 7th grade
at Canyon View with her big bro, Sam, which she wishes sometimes was
different! ha Our adopted baby from Haiti, who we never got to hold, but we
definitely loved, Kendra Elisabeth, was born April 8, 2001 and before we could
finish all the paper work to adopt her, she passed away on August 4, 2001. We
were privileged to have her sealed to us on Dec. 21, 2001 in the Manti Temple,
so we will strive to live worthy of raising her someday. Matthew E. Beckstrand I am currently studying Aviation at UVSC to become a commercial pilot. I was also married in September to Melissa Cutler. I am living in Orem and hoping to graduate from school someday. But being a professional student doesn't sound so bad. Christopher Belton Since the end of my mission in 1994, I have gotten married, had 2 great children (Ryan and Brooklyn), and completed almost 4 years of medical school in Kirksville, Missouri. I miss Seattle, and hope some day to either live there, or visit on a regular basis. home page: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/christoph2000/ I continue to study the gospel so that I can build on the spirit I was blessed with on my mission, though it has been hard, I know where, and how to find it. I am a construction contractor, and an aspiring concert pianist and accompanist. This month marks 17 years since I returned from my mission (WOW, Take Care, Bruce I miss the clam chowder at Ivar's. Timothy M. Blackham Have some wonderful memories of the mission experience and the many friends I made while serving. visit my homepage! http://www.kennyboel.com I've been so grateful for the spiritual growth I received while in Seattle on my mission. I miss the associations I had there. Wish I could have found some of the near and dear ones, but I may be too old for this group! If any of you are there, I'd love to hear form you. I was married for 16 years and have 5 boys ages 18 - 8. I took them back home to Nauvoo last year, to see the temple. Incredible! I'm going back to nursing school! I live just north of Ogden, UT. After the mis.In 94-96, I had a young girl chase me down. the next day she called from Washington. We hooked up and the rest is history. Not really, We were married five months later and now have three kids. Jacob 3, Jessika 2, and Meghan 1. We live in Arizona where Karl is going to school and working as a manufacturing Engineer. I have been married since 1990 to my wife Suzanne, we have four children Jordan (9), Marlee(8) Rachel(5) and Kerri(4). We are living in Moscow Idaho where I work as an Elevator Mechanic. Drop me a line, I would like to hear from some mission pals. Dr. James C. Brown Jr. Married to Carol Joyce Notter and have nine children. Jill (McDonald) Brown I am so glad we now have a site! All is going great! I married Steven Brown in Nov. of 92 and we now have three daughters, Ashley 7, Rachel 5, and Rebecca 6 months. We decided to sell our home in Las Vegas and move to Provo while my husband attends Law school. We like it here but look forward to going back to L.V. when we are through in 18 months. I am currently finishing up a BA in Music at Dana College in Blair, NE. I will be graduating this May and hope to begin Graduate school at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln next fall. I am having my senior piano recital in just a few weeks. My hope is to become a college music professor and have my own private music studio. I think that this website is great. There are so many of you that I would like to hear from. Send me an email. I promise I'll write back. David Bryan I was able to serve in Redmond, WA the last 5 weeks of my mission. It was
there that I met my wife to be. We started dating when I had about Sean Burgess Merlene (Ewell) Busenabark I am currently a school teacher working at the Bear River Middle school. I teach mainly art and some English. I have a BS degree in emphasis in art. It will be a year come April 21st that I have been married a year in the Logan temple. He is my pride and joy. We have 2 kids and no dog or cat for that matter. We plan to buy a home in Garland and reside here for the rest of our lives or until we decide to move. Arek & Audrey Butler Audrey and Arek were married on April 8, 2000, in the Timpanogos Temple by President Oaks. We are both students at BYU. Arek works at the MTC and studies Political Science, Audrey is studying Nutritional Science. Arek served in Camano Island, Bellingham, Lynnwood, Shoreline, Seattle, Bellevue, and Snohomish. Audrey served as a Spanish speaking Hermana in Bellevue, Shoreline. Seattle, Lynnwood, Everett. The BIG news around our house is that Audrey is expecting. We both think that it will be a girl--we will know for sure in 2001! I have been married to LeAnn Monson Butler for 17 years (July 1986). We have two children, Kenneth C (15 yrs) and McKensie Marie (9 yrs). I am working as a commercial real estate appraiser. I am currently the Scout Master in my ward (10+ years in scouting and Young Mens) and a couple of stints as a counselor in the Elders quorum. I was married to Shannon Brackett in December 2000. I'm going to school to be a nurse. I work at Utah Valley Emergency room right now. Hopefully I wont run into any of you there. I've also joined the Utah Air National Guard. My wife and I are expecting a little boy in 2002. Life is great! Keep in touch. Stephanie (Bryer) Cagle I served with Camille Allen in the MTC; Jennifer Poff, Vicky Wells, Ruth Wilson, Dove Shupe, Sisters Sytavongsa and Sisavady, Wendy Ward, Nancy Medig,
Candas Graham, and Michelle Powers. I moved to Salt Lake in 92 with one of my companions. In 1993, I married Lance Cagle. We now live in
Monahans, Texas, where I'm from. We have three sweet boys: Aaron Wesley, 7 in August
; Andrew Cody, 4; and Bradley Ryan, 21 months. I stay at home with them. My husband is a crane operator. Well time is going by quickly and I'm staying busy. Engaged, but
not married. Living in Phoenix and still going to school. By
reading this list I'd say I'm pretty far behind. If you served around
me (or if you didn't) feel free to email. Take care and keep the
faith. I live in Mesa Arizona. I married my beautiful wife, Rhiannon Germaine, in December of 1999. In January of 2001 our son Quinton was born. He is now a year old and enjoys walking, running, and falling as often as he can. My wife finished school in December of 1999, and I am still working on my Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. I hope to finish within the next two years. I work part-time as a school bus driver and enjoy the work and friendships I make everyday. We are currently in the Ocotillo Ward in the Queen Creek stake, with no current calling. After returning from my mission in Feb. 99 and before I married in Dec. 99 I worked in the Mesa Temple as an ordinance worker. That was a lot of fun and I still miss that calling I had. I'd love to hear from all of you. I was married in 1983 and have 5 children. I work for a chemical Journal doing
page layout with Quarkexpress. If anyone is interested our web address is:
http://www.jhetchem.com. I live in Provo, though I love the Seattle area and
have visited 3 times since my mission. My second oldest is "high functioning Autistic" he always keeps us hopping. My oldest child is in marching Band, it is
always fun to see him perform. He will be a senior in High School this year -yikes! I love all my children, and try to be a good father to them. Sincerely, I have been married for three years, I married my high school sweetheart Alysen Essely, yes she waited! We have a little boy, Wyatt David Chaffee is one year old and has brought a new joy to our life. I work at Chaffee Traasdahl Booth, PC Certified Public Accountants. We are currently in the process of buying another CPA firm to grow larger. I hope everyone is doing well, I would love to hear from all of you, and if you need a good accountant drop me a line. I am now living in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, working in radio. My wife, Terresa, and I have been married for four years, and we have one daughter, Makayla, who is two. Justin F. Christensen Check out my homepage: www.minkcreek.net Hello all, it is great to have a site where we can catch up to each other. Most of people probably think that I disappeared off of the face of the earth. Since returning home from my mission in 1993, I have graduated with an Associate Degree in Electronics and have worked for Sprint for the last six years in the Data Communications field. I have now been married for 2 1/2 years and loving it. I have a little girl, Bailey who is now 10 months old. I am now a partner for a truck contractor for the US Postal Service. Hope to find some old comps and friends. Send me an email. We know have a 16 month old boy and a girl due in May 2003. I am full time
at ASU West (Arizona State University) campus and liven' life to its fullest
(still). I am looking for Elder Matagi's address or phone number if anyone has
it, or Elder Paul McPherson's. Thanks.
I live in San Diego with my wife, Darci, and my boy, Wills. I still live in southern Colorado and I farm for a living. I have been married for nearly five years now and I have two little boys. Sincerely, Got married Nov 11, 1989 to Lisa Miner. She served in the Arizona Tempe Mission. We have 3 kids. Taylor 10, Hannah 6, and Christopher (Topper) 2. I just started a new job and will be traveling between Reno Nevada and New York City quite a bit. Realtor for past 11 years. Currently teach in the Primary. Have been in a couple elder's
quorum presidencies, finance clerk, etc. Married to Tammy for 23 years. One recently married daughter. (SL Temple) I have been married to my wife Tiffany for almost 1 year now. Right now we are both just working and I am getting ready to start school to be a PA. Life goes by so fast when you are married and busy! Brent A. Crandall Hello Everyone! Just an update: I married the girl who waited for me! Not big news since it happened in 1997. I just graduated from the University of North Texas, we bought our first home, and we are expecting our first child in July. It sure was a great year last year, and we hope 2002 is even better. Drop me a line if you care to. I recently graduated chiropractic college. I am currently practicing myself in Sandy Utah. My family consists of my wife Elissa and two boys Ammon 4 and Benjamin 1. We are expecting the third in May 2003. If anyone needs a good chiropractor contact me. Melissa Cullinan I am working at a daycare and having a good time. I teach the older half of Primary. My ward is very small. For those who knew about my family, things are better. I hope every one is doing well. I didn't see too many listed who served only with President Snow, so I thought I'd better ante up. I'm still holding to the rod, nurturing my testimony and have served in many church callings, my favorite of which was being the Ward Mission Leader (twice!). I currently serve on the Stake High Council. I work for the federal government (Army) in Personnel Staffing and acknowledge the Lord for all that I am or ever hope to be! I still live in the St. Louis Mo. area. I am married for 12 yrs. and we have four children, three boys and a girl. I work for Lucent Technologies and have for eleven years. While on my mission I served in Marysville, Renton, Kent, Whidbey Island, Camano Island, Edmonds, Issaquah and Tacoma. My trainer was Elder Darwin Lot from Blackfoot, Id. Damon De La Pena Have been living outside the US for the past three years. Two years in Malaysia and this past year in Latin America, will be returning to Arizona in January 2001. Have a family of four and am currently a Regional Manager for Intel Corporation. I am married with 5 children and I'm currently selling printer cartridges and computer supplies. I just returned back to Las Vegas 2 days before Christmas from the great
Northwestern state of Washington. Its good to be home. I miss the pretty green
that all the rain in Seattle brings. Its very desert like here. I'm starting
school in 2 weeks. Before my mission, I went to Massage school, and I plan on
opening up my own health spa in a few years. I have to figure out how to do
it, so I am enrolled in a Introduction to Business class. Patrick Dinsmoor My wife and I graduated from BYU in April 2003. We recently moved to Lancaster, CA for a job. I am working for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company in Palmdale, CA. My wife and I are expecting our first child some time in February of next year. If you're ever in the area, please stop by and say hi. Good luck to you all. I served one and a half years on Indian reservations in the
Washington Mission. Currently I am in Jefferson City, Missouri and I have returned to my prior job as a radiological technologist. I am exploring different hobbies such as photography and the history of jazz. Institute classes and attending the university ward are also very important to me as I continue with my spiritual development. I am working for the Department of Energy Office of Inspector in General in
Idaho Falls as an auditor. I have been here for a year and love my job. But I
will be giving up my job in August and moving to Florida after I am married to
Raymond Walden in the Salt Lake Temple on August 22. He works for the Air
National Guard in Panama City, FL and that is where we will be making our
home. I will hopefully be a homemaker for the time being and work on my book.
I have already fallen in love with the beaches back there (white sand beaches
of the Gulf of Mexico) and I see it as a way of continuing my mission being so
far away from my family. I have been trying to locate some lost mission
companions and buddies so that I could share with them the good news. I am living in Marysville Washington and i came back here just months after
my mission and have been here ever since, except for 2 years spent in Germany
- selling insurance to the military . I am married to a wonderful lady and
have four growing kids and work for Washington Mutual Bank. Thanks, I live in Salt Lake City with my wife Sydnee and our two children, Parker (3) and Ellee (3 months). We have been married for 7 1/2 years. I've been working at Franklin Covey for most of those 7 years now. I would love to hear from you please feel free to e-mail me anytime. Married my wife Jackie in 1981. She is an RM (served in Norway). We have three sons age 20, 18, and 16 and have remained active in church service with a wide variety of callings. Professionally I work with computer applications as a systems analyst/project manager. Everything from web sites to custom business applications. Jackie is finishing her Masters degree and plans to teach 5th grade. For relaxation I enjoy gardening, or fishing (don't get much time for either one!) I am married and we have some kids. We Houston Texas area feel free to drop me an e mail @ tmeggett@yahoo.com
Talofa Lava and Kiaora everyone! Im still around for those that know me
have been living in 'Middle Earth' Wellington, New Zealand for the last couple
of years. Take care of yourselves and continue to 'Hold On' :) Alofa tele lava, Maiona I graduated from BYU on April 25. We are moving to Chicago as we have accepted a job with IBM. I will be working in their Global Services Division working as a Financial Analyst. My wife Heidi and I are expecting our second child in mid-July. We are having another boy and we are very excited about it. Our first boy Carter turned 2 in February. He is so much fun. My wife Elizabeth and I have a daughter Abigail and a boy on the way I am currently working for Discover Financial Services as a level one account manager for level one collections. I am still single at 31 and am still legally blind but almost completely blind with hearing aids digital oatacon computer programmable hearing aids in both ears and have type one adult onset insulin dependent diabetes. I still go visit my parents the Willmores on the weekends who live in Bountiful. I attend their ward in the I also have a brother, Elder West Willmore who is now serving in the California, San Diego Mission and is currently serving with his second companion. I served with: That is pretty much everything that I have to share right now. Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity to share a little about myself. Trent Florence Sealed in the Ogden temple to my wife JoDee and have one baby girl named Jeanee. Currently working in Las Vegas as an Auto Glass Tech. Mike & Tonya Freestone We met in a single's ward in Mesa. One thing we had in common is serving in the same mission but different times. We have been married for almost seven years in Dec. We have three beautiful children. Mike attended Ricks College and BY U. He currently hold a Bachelors in Business Management and works for Interact Commerce Corporation as a Software Developer. Valerie (Dickenson) Gibby I am so glad we have a web site! Wahoo! I served in the greatest mission in the world--Seattle-- from July 1997-Dec 1998. The next April after I got home, I married the guy that waited for me, Greg. I graduated from BYU in Aug. 2000, and I am now teaching art in Spanish Fork, UT. I served with: Hermana Olesen-Travel comp., Sister Johnson-Issaquah, Sister Sorenson-Seattle, Sister Yazzi-Seattle, Sister Kiabu-Everett, Sister "P"-Everett, Sister Dudley and Sister Jenkins-Everett, Sister Neville-Everett, Sister Miller-Issaquah, Sister Ellis-Issaquah, Sister Madsen-Issaquah, Sister Hunter and Sister Stewart- Mercer Island, Sister Jenkins and later with Sister Bair-Stanwood/Cameno Island. I love hearing from people from the mission! email me! Married 8 years, 1 son, see my HP for more info. http://home.rochester.rr.com/gettys/
Currently studying computer engineering at the University of Florida. Not married yet. Robb E. Grangroth After returning home from my mission I began the arduous task of a
secondary education. I graduated from the University of Utah and
promptly began law school at Gonzaga University in Spokane WA. I met my wife
in the singles ward and we were married the summer of 1999. After
finishing school I took the Washington state bar exam and am currently
attending the University of Washington tax program at the law school here.
We live adjacent to the Factoria building (the place for Shortly after I got home in September, 1999, I met my wife, K.D. and we were married 6 months later. We have a honeymoon baby, Wyatt. I'm working with financing and investing now and we're looking at buying our first home. Amy (Coleman) Green My two oldest sons are currently serving missions, one is in Tennessee, and one is in Missouri at present. I teach piano and teach Seminary. I have five children and one grandson. I'm living just outside Washington DC. I work for a private company specializing in international corporate payments. I have a wife and three daughters as of April 2002. Hola amigos! I'm chillin' back in the great "corny" state of Iowa and
have been enjoying myself. I am currently attending Iowa State Univ. and am
majoring in Spanish, 2nd Ed., ESL, and minoring in Anthropology. I am living
back at home because of hard living with a roomie and medical probs. All is
well now though, and am excited about this new year, 2003. I will probably
have 2 CDs coming out this year, one with mission memoir songs, and another
of opera arias and songs from my parents generation (Edith Piaf, Charles
Aznavour, the Platters, etc.) Let me know if you are interested to own one.
I hope to be traveling to Seattle for spring break (March 14th-21st). If
anyone is interested to share the excitement with me...let me know. I miss
everyone so much and wished that we all lived closer to each other and the
people that touched our lives. Peace out!
Hi Everyone! Please send us an email! We would love to know how you all are! Take Care, Leonard Ellis Hamblin My wife Patty and I were married 9/19/96 in the Logan, UT temple. We have two children. Ellis is 3 1/2 and Annie is 17 months. I am a Sunday School teacher for the twelve year old class. I work as a mechanic for Ford. I just graduated from Arizona State University, with a B.S. in mechanical engineering, and am currently without a job, although I have an interview in South Carolina this Thursday. I am not married, but have an excellent girlfriend. I hope to hear from old comps or just old friends from the mission. I was just looking through my missionary journal and reminiscing and thought it would be cool to see the old mission website. It looks great. I have been married for almost two years right now. My wife Sherry and I got married Sept. 1, 2001 in the St. Paul MN temple. My wife had a daughter from a previous relationship, and I legally adopted her in March of 2002 and then she was sealed to us in June of that year. It sounds kind of unorthodox, but it has worked really well for us. Both my wife and I are seniors at Winona State University in Minnesota. We are both majoring in Special Education/Learning Disabilities and loving it. It's great to see so many letters from past friends on there. Take care and God bless. Hi Everyone! I served from July 1992- July 1994. After returning home I went to Ricks College where I met my beautiful wife, April. I graduated from Ricks in December of 1996 and transferred to BYU where I graduated in April of 1998 with a degree in human development. I taught at the MTC from 1997 to 1999 when I finally got a real job that moved us to Chandler, AZ. We recently built a house here and love spending time with our 2 boys. Brandon is 2 and Ethan is 3 months. I work for the National Association for the Self-Employed, providing health insurance and other benefits to people who are self-employed. If you want to know more please email me. Would love to contact any missionaries that were in the mission at the same time. Check this YSA Institute site out. www.oneil.com.au/ysa Married with 6 children: One on a mission in Mexico. Since my mission I have been working for the Midvale Police Department. I am currently the Sergeant over Records, Evidence and I maintain all the computers for the department. I am married and have three children. I am High Priest Group Leader in my ward. When I was on my mission, the mission covered what is currently three missions. I enjoyed my mission serving in the international zone as a Chinese speaking missionary. After my mission, I returned to BYU in Hawaii to finish my degree there. I put my language to use by traveling to the orient every summer until I graduated (taught English in Taiwan and Hong Kong). Great times!! After graduating, I married someone I met while at BYU-HC. She brought me back down to the ground and we settled in Los Angeles for a few years. We had our first baby and decided to move to Colorado to live by family. We have been living here in the Denver area since then. My wife and I have three kids and are very happy. My memories of my mission often remind me of the great friends I made there. I was not very good at keeping up with letters, so if there are any of you out there that would like to chat now and then about our old missionary days and catch up on life, I would love to hear from you. I am currently living in UT, with my wife, Nichole, And 1 year old son Caden. Nikki and I have been married since Sept. 2000. We are currently working things out so we can move to Seattle by summer '04. I currently sell medical supplies to the EMS field, specializing in federal government contracts. I will be attending Flight School with Columbia Helicopters in Seattle as soon as I can make it up there. I am a stay at home wife and mom. I am also working towards getting my degree in Health Information on-line through Weber State University. I have two teenage kids and love living in a very small rural town in central Utah. I am married to a wonderful woman named Kristi, we have a 5 year old Visit our Homepage: http://jeffkristitaylor.homestead.com/page1.html Hey everybody! Well here I am, back in the "real world" and I must say I'm very mission sick. I've been home a little over a month now and have already been back to Washington to visit for a week (and if anybody needs a traveling buddy I'd be happy to go back again.) As of right now I'm just relaxing a little until school starts. This May I'll be at Weber State. I'm interested in the Pre Med. program there and can't wait to get back to school. I currently live in Sunset Utah with my folks (of course) and have no job or girlfriend (which is nice, less things to worry about) and that's about it for now, amazing life huh? Later, Elder & Sister Huillet We enjoyed seeing all of you who were at the Oct 2002 reunion in Farmington and wished that more of you had been there. We were deeply saddened by the untimely death of Elder Montgomery. We are always interested in hearing how each of you is doing. Bro. & Sis. Huillet Amy (Holmes) Hunter I loved serving in Seattle. I miss my mission often. It was a wonderful experience. I returned home in September of 99 and started dating my friend since 5th grade Eric Hunter. We fell in love and were married last August 2000. It is so much fun to be in love and know that it will last forever. My sweet husband attends BYU and will graduate next April. I am working for a Retina specialist here in town. It is fascinating to learn so much about the eye. So, Eat Your Carrots! The doctor work for used to be partners with President Oaks, so my mission helped me land this job! Married Jana (Horn) Hunter in 94. Hey there, Thought that I would let those of you who might care know what is going on in my neck of the woods. My wife Lindsay and I have been married since Dec of 99. We lived in Ogden for a time attending school, where my wife graduated with her degree. We moved back to Lyman, Wy in 2002 where we both grew up. We had a little girl in November of 2002. Her name is Emma, and she brings us so much joy. We just bought a house and are busy remodeling. I am attending school still, after a break due to some bad health. I am enrolled in an outreach program here in the valley that is allowing me to finish my secondary education degree without leaving Lyman. I am working for a local trucking company as a Dispatch/Sales rep. We specialize in moving ship line container freight across the 48. Pretty eventful and crazy dealing with the truckers of the country. I also coach basketball for the High School that I attended on the side. Basically we are just having fun living life in a place that we love. I think of many of you often and hope that we might see one another again someday. Good luck and have fun. I Just checking-in after lo, these many decades. When I was Elder Iverson, we covered all of Washington and the panhandle of Idaho. Married Gloria Gibson, a girl from Spokane. Lost her for a season (out of my own foolish pride). Re-married in December 2000. Son, Eric, enters MTC in October, headed for Canada Toronto West. Two daughters, Stephanie and Rachel. I'm grandfather times five. Wish I could track down Elder Dennis McGregor. Gospel's true. I served Spanish-speaking in Kirkland, Shoreline, Sedro-Wooley/Burlington, and then back to Shoreline, and managed to teach in Everett as well while in both Kirkland and Shoreline...loved those loose Hermana boundaries! I was spanish speaking, served from Nov 1976 to Nov 1978 under Pres. Stapley and Pres. McKoy. The mission was divided and the last part I was in the Spokane Mission. My companions were Elders Raban, Nielson, Anderson, Montgomery, Saxey, Staker, Richards, Gardner, and Ringer. I have been home for quite some time now, since the end of 94 and really miss my mission. I have been going to school at Salt Lake Community College off and on and just trying enjoying life. Every chance I get to go fishing I do it, and I am thinking about going into a Forestry Major. I reside in Utah and I am mainly in Salt Lake and Ogden. It's hard to believe that I have almost been home for a year. The Lord has continued to bless me, and I see his hand in my life each day. I am attending school at BYU-Idaho majoring in accounting with an emphasis in Tax law. I am working for Advanced Business Systems as a lase I just wanted to let everyone know that I am still alive and kicking. I also wanted too let everyone know that I am dating now and plan to get married next Aug. I met her in the singles ward that I attend. I have been home for 4 years now and been working and going to school. For those that served with me or around me please email me. If you know Mike Miller please give him my email address. I’m currently attending UNLV and I’m majoring in Computer Science with a minor in coaching. I am the assistant men’s volleyball coach for Las Vegas High School and I’ll by playing for UNLV’s club volleyball team in the spring. I’m also working for CC Construction doing estimating and bidding on the computer. I haven’t found a wife yet, but my eyes are open. I returned on June 28, 2000. I work at Homepride Chemdry. I'm trying to reorient myself to civilian life. Michael C. Kimball Hello all, Mike Kimball. I have been married now for four months. I'm currently living in Ogden, It's odd to think that it's been ten years since I was serving in Seattle. My wife Emily and I are living in Draper, Utah. Emily and I have a little boy, who is almost eight months now. It's amazing how much excitement one little guy can generate. I have been a scoutmaster for over a year. I enjoy working with the young men; they are full of energy and silliness. The calling gives me an opportunity, or excuse, to do a little camping every month. Please feel free to contact me or stop by if you are in the Salt Lake area. My wife, Jennifer, and I were married in Dec 95 and now have two daughters. Rebecca was born in 97 and Emily in 99. I graduated in 96 from BYU and work in Provo as a computer programmer. Married 25 years to my sweetheart Susan. 4 children (1 RM) Working as a Foodservice Director at hometown hospital (Dixie Regional Medical Center) Serving currently as the Young Men's President. Hey all you comp's out there in cyberland, talk to me! Brent Hey everyone. How is Life. Lets see, I just had the opportunity to visit the mission again ( a year afterwards) it was awesome. Since I left the mission, I've worked for a computer company writing web pages, and testing software. Its pretty fun. I also had the opportunity to be a temple worker for 8 months -- coolest thing ever I recommend it to all. I'm currently going to BYU-Idaho and loving life. I'll let you know when I get married :) I was married to Jessica two months after returning from Seattle. We now
have a two year old daughter and another child due July 2003. I will be
graduating from BYU in Mechanical Engineering in April 2003 and will then be
attending grad school in Ireland to pursue a Mechanical Oh my heck... Well what to tell you I am so excited that I found this page and have read some fun things about some of my favorite missionaries. 1994 seems so far away and Such a long time ago. well I went home after my mission to Pennsylvania and found I was not happy back east and off to Rick's college for my degree... some one should have warned me about Ricks. I spent 4 years and got two degrees.. my first degree was in Teaching and then the Second was in Culinary Arts. IE Chef in my e-mail name. I left Ricks with a sad tear in my eye, loosing my soon to be wife in a car accident, and I moved back to Seattle in the Summer of 98 and have been living here since. I continued my education here in Seattle at the Art Institute of Seattle in the Culinary Field. I am employed now as a manager in a floral shop for Safeway, making a very nice living. I still support the missionaries here in Seattle by feeding them almost every Sunday. I love the missionary work. I attend the University 1st Ward, North Seattle Stake, and have enjoyed many callings there. I am happy and still looking for my wife. If anyone has any leads for me let me know. I just want to leave you know that many of my fellow companions helped me in more ways then you will ever know. I have been working as a Sheriff Ranger two years this August. I 'll be going to the California Highway Patrol Police Academy this coming September. Were I well be trained as a police officer. Soon I'll be patrolling the highways and skyways of California. Just thought I would share this info with my old missionary friends. Jared Angeline (Benson) Lloyd Wussup Brothers and Sisters! I just got married last July (2000) and I am currently going to BYU-Hawaii and plan on graduating this June! My married name is Lloyd and my husband's name is Trevor. I hope to see all my favorite missionaries at some reunion soon! Love BENSON! Currently attending Glendale Community College for an AA in psychology Laura (Ainsworth) Lewis My husband, Jason, and I now live in Provo while he attends BYU. I
just graduated this past May from UNLV and am looking for a job. I can't
believe that I have been home almost 3 years and married for 2. We don't
have any children yet but we know they will come when they are supposed
to. My wife Laura and I have four beautiful daughters and have been in Spokane since 1992. I'm currently 1st counselor in YM presidency in my ward. I work for a telecommunications company. Hello! With Love, I'm getting married March 22, 2001 in Logan Ut. What is happening now??? My husband and I just graduated with our Masters. I have a Masters in Marriage & Family Therapy and he in Industrial/ Organizational Psychology. We have been living in San Diego, CA for the last 2 years while in graduate school and before that we lived in Hawaii. We met at BYU-HI about 6 months after my mission and married in July of 2000. We have not been blessed with children yet but are awaiting the day! We now are in transition once again and will be moving to Mesa, Arizona in October 2003 for work. So if any of my fellow peeps are there, look me up! Hope to see y'all sometime- I do miss the wonderful people I met in Seattle and love you all!! May God bless you. Love, Been married to my wife Ann (Robison) of Corona Del Mar for almost 12 years now. We have three children - Madeline (8), Alexander (5), and Mary Jane (2). I am currently serving in the Young Men's Presidency and Ann is Primary President. We see each other occasionally at Church functions. I am a partner in a private equities firm that specializes in commercial real estate and hotel investments. We recently moved to our dream house (in a few years of improvements) in Montecito, an area just south of Santa Barbara. We are both very active in the Santa Barbara Community, I am on the board of the United Boys and Girls Clubs and Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable, while Ann serves on the board of the Junior League of Santa Barbara. I still like to have lots of fun in life and work hard so that I can play harder. Ann and I are both graduates of BYU and I received an MBA from Pepperdine. We are both very active and enjoy going to the beach during the summer (come visit!) and playing various sports. Ann has become an incredible triathlete, while I come in a distant second (she has a better bike!). We still keep in touch with Elders Merrill, Brim, Yamane, and Middletone, and I spoke recently to President Bradshaw's brother who served as my youngest brother's mission president in Tallahassee, FL. Life is good and we are very blessed. Hope to hear from some of the old mission buddies throughout the years to come! Good times. I am married (since 1986, my wife is Nancy) with three children - Heather (11), Christopher (7), and Allison (4). I am currently the Elder's Quorum President of my ward. I work for the State of California, California Highway Patrol as a LAN Administrator. Crystalynn (Poll) McMullin Married Keith McMullin on May 15, 1997. James McNaughtan I am a long time resident of Lehi, UT. I married in 1978, and have 4 children. I am a Service Center Operator for the State of Utah. Hello everyone. I hope you are all doing well. To catch you up on my life, I have been married for over 3years now. No children yet! I recently graduated from University of California at Davis with a double degree in Management Communication and Organizational Studies. I'm applying to law schools for fall 2002. My wife, Amy, is also attending school. We look forward to hearing from all of you and maybe seeing you at the next reunion. Find me at BYU! I will have to write more later. I am happily married to my wife of 3 years, Tabatha. We have one beautiful daughter, Kylie. I currently enjoy working for the Border Patrol. We built our first home last year, and are loving life in southern AZ. We both serve as ward missionaries in the Sahuarita 1st ward. Married Kristi Chistensen from Logon, Utah ?Como estamos? Just got back from the Seattle mission 2 months ago in
December 2002. Studying Biochemistry here at BYU to go to medical school.
Loving life and the gospel. President Hinckley and the missionaries in the
Seattle mission right now are full of faith, a vision of our brothers and
sisters in white. I am missing the mission, but am trying to figure out how to
go about the next mission in life. I have been married for 10 years to my wife Gina. We have three children, Emily (9), Kara (6), Nathan (2). Wai-Kong Johnny Pang I graduated from BYUH in 2002. I am now working on my masters degree in
statistics at Texas Tech University in Lubbock Texas. I have been married for
a little over 3 years. Life's been good. Hey What's up, Thanks Erin Michael Partridge Check out my home page www.geocities.com/erinmichaelp to learn more about me! Nicholass B. Pay Well I am currently living with and helping take care of my grandmother and
going to school at The Great Basin College campus in Ely, NV. Tina Marie Peaslee Still single, no kids. My life in a nutshell: I work. When I'm
not working, I travel. I am currently working in Technical Support for a phone and internet company. I am preparing to go back to school at BYU this coming fall semester 2003, where I am pursuing a degree in Music, Vocal Performance. I plan on getting a doctorate degree, and performing and teaching in the future. I loved serving in Seattle. Although my mission experience was cut short because of health issues, I had a wonderful time growing and learning spiritually. I will never forget the people I worked with, and the eternal friendships that I made in the Washington Seattle Mission, the greatest mission in the world! I have been married now for 1 1/2 years and am enjoying it. My wife and I are purchasing a condo in Pleasant Grove, UT. I attended about a year
of school at UVSC while working as a computer programmer before dropping out of school. I have contemplated going back, but can't quite get
myself to do it. Kenneth Peterson Now residing in Las Vegas. Lived several years in Israel. Single. Own my internet business. All is well! I am very happy to have a contact with my mission through this channel.
Thank you. All the blessings to you, Martin I am looking for companions I served with and friends I met there on the
mission. If anyone wants to know the status of what going on with me, please
e-mail me to find out. I am on See ya all later, I got home from my mission in 1978. I had left from Salt Lake City and my
parents had moved to Diamond Bar, CA. I lived in the vicinity until I met my
wife and married in July of 1979. We have six children. Stephen (Born 1980
Currently engaged to be married in the San Diego Temple), Jessica McWhirter
(Born 1982 and married since May of 2003 in San Diego Temple), Joshua (Born
1984 and recently called to serve in Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mission), Heidi
(Born 1986), Melissa (Born 1989) and Bryce (Born 1992). I am happy to say that I have been true to the faith and still have a strong testimony. Areas I served in: West Seattle, Wenatchee, Chelan, Okanogan, Omak, Twisp, Deer Park, Spokane, Oak Harbor, San Juan Islands. Presently living in the Olympia area. If any RMs need place to stay while visiting mission field, e-mail or write. My wife and I would be happy to put you up. Q I too have wonderful memories from the years serving, beginning in 1973 in the Washington Mission which later became the Washington Seattle Mission, with fine companions, many other missionaries and Washingtonians. I often think about the many of you I met and worked with and would love to renew acquaintences. I live in Farmington UT and am listed in the phone book. I have been married to the same wonderful women for 28 years (she waited for me), have four daughters (three married--one by Pres. Stapley in AZ temple, youngest now serving a mission in Chile Santiago North) and six grandchildren. I would like to determine interest and feasibility to start holding Raymond Price-Washington Mission reunions and D. Thomas Stapley-Washington Seattle Mission reunions here is the Salt Lake area periodically. If not suffient interest, I would still like to catch up on all that I served with, met and got to know. My companions were Elders Wayne Airmet, James Crosby, Arthur Gibby, Dave Ross, Paul Gardner, Kenneth Rials, Richard Mackey (twice), Monrow Peddie, Robert Gavilan, Art Lofgreen, John Horsley, Richard Oborn, Steven Skabelund, and Don Hendrickson. I served my first year in the Seattle Mission, but when the mission split I went to the Everett Mission. A year after returning home I was married. My wife is named Sherry and we have three children: Joshua 8, Amanda 5, and Sarah 3. I attended school at Idaho State and Creighton University. I have been practicing general dentistry for almost 4 years. We live in Pocatello. I have lost contact with all of my mission companions in the last 11 years except for Ray Tsosie. It would be nice to catch up. I married Steve Rhoden in Sept. 1990 and in 1993 we had a beautiful girl, Andrea and in 1996 we had a wonderful son, Matthew. We are living back in Lexington, KY. We both lived there but never really at the same time. We met when we both moved up to Cincinnati area (but on the KY side). We are happy and having a wonderful life. Gregory F. Rich We now live in the area of my mission, returning in 1993. It has changed tremendously since then. It seems smaller now (geographically), maybe because I drive a car in stead of a bike! My wife, Simone, served her mission in the Des Moines, Iowa mission. We have 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls (just the way we planned it). I have a small contracting company here in Redmond. I was a Laotian speaking elder. After my mission, I graduated from BYU-Hawaii. I met my wife in Hawaii. We currently have a little girl, and are expecting our second child (It better be a boy!). We are back in Washington, while I pursue a Master's degree at the University of Washington. I graduated from BYU in 2000 with my bachelors in American Studies. After graduation I traveled around and had various jobs, my favorite was coaching a swim team in the summer. I recently moved to Mesa, AZ, where I work during the day and go to class at night to get my Masters in Education. I hope to be a High School English teacher and work with the swim team:) I am currently attending ASU and am still undecided as what to study. I spent some time as a restaurant manager and a school bus driver. I live right by ASU in a great neighborhood that does not really resemble the rest of Arizona. I have a really fun Vespa Scooter that I drive as well. It would be great to get in touch with some of the people that I served with. I was a member of the Seattle mission for one year when the mission split into the two. I finished in the Tacoma mission. My Presidents were Clinton L. Cutler for the Seattle mission, and Sydney Henderson in the Tacoma Mission. I served in Kirkland, Tumwater, Kent, Enumclaw, Silverdale, Tacoma and Pt. Angeles. I am originally from Riverside, CA but currently reside in Mesa, AZ. I am Married and have 3 sons. Adam 6, Daniel 4 and Matthew 15 months. I miss the beautiful northwest especially during the long hot AZ summers. Lari (McKinstry) Roque I have been married for 12 years and have 4 children. Zach (10), Bailey (7), Garrett (6), and Mackenzie (4). My husband served in Illinois with time spent in Nauvoo. He loved it. We own our own business and are busy with 4 active children and community and church responsibilities. I am looking for another sister missionary that I served with. We've lost contact and I can't recall her married name. Sister Robbie Cossey, Ponngland, Norfold England. She married a man from that states and if you have any info I would love it! His name is Courtland. Since my mission I have been employed as a truck driver for approximately 20 years. I have been to college and have a B.S.Ed. and my major was English Secondary. I teach Language Arts at a middle school in Taylor, AZ. Five months after I returned from my mission I married my high school sweetheart. We have five fabulous kids; Joe 21, Brittany 16, Jacob14, Ashley12, and Kirsty 10. My next goal is to get my Masters and then my PhD. Hello I am Eric Royer. I have been married since March of 97. I have been home since December of 80 I got home just in time to watch the Miracle Bowl. I am sad to report that both President and Sister Snow have passed away. Sister Snow passed away in Nov or Dec of 98. I saw President Snow on May 1, 1999 on the day he remarried and he was killed in a car accident in Dec of 99. Eric Royer Upon completion of my mission. I attended Utah State University in Logan,
Utah and received a bachelors in social work. I then attended the University
of Utah and received my Masters Degree in Social Work. I have worked for the
State of Oregon and State of Utah in the areas of: Mental Retardation, Aging
and Adult Services, Child and Family Services and Youth Corrections. Currently
I am working for Magellan Behavioral Health in Sandy, Utah. This is Grant Sager and I served in the Washington Seattle Mission from 1995-1997, my first mission President was Pres. Bowerman and then Pres. Oak. I've been married now for just over four years and have three wonderful children Kaitlyn, McKenna and my son Damian. Life is going well, as of right now I'm still at the Peace Bridge Duty Free, but am planning on moving to Calgary to take a Media Broadcasting course. I would really love to hear from any of you that remember me (then again like you all could ever forget yours truly) Grant I got married in April of 1999, Mike and I had a lengthy courtship of
5 months. We then found out we get the privilege of adopting our
children. We are in the process of buying a house and adopting a little boy. I married not long after I got home to Carl Schroeder. We worked together in his business called CTR Computers. We have a little girl named Katarina. Carl passed away in June of 2001. Since then Katarina and I have been staying with my parents who live in Central Oregon. I am teaching Seminary and I enjoy it alot. When I served in the Pacific Northwest Mission I was known as Zoomer. I
served in Yakima, Moses Lake, North Seattle, Kent, Richland, North Spokane,
Sandpoint & Courd'lane. I served in the Washington Seattle mission from 1992-1994 under Presidents
MacFarlane and Bowerman. When I came home I was called as ward clerk then 2nd counselor
in the elders quorum then, 1st counselor in YM. Now I am a stake missionary. I
have been married for 18 lovely months. My wife now works outside the home so I can
chase my dream of being an athletic trainer. Yes, I am still in college. In 1.5
years I will graduate and have the best job in the world. I have also done an internship
with a professional football team for two seasons and a pro basket ball team
for one. Although the majority of my mission was spent in the WA Tacoma Mission (I was reassigned from the Seattle Mission to the Tacoma Mission when it was formed in July of 1990), my time spent in the Seattle Mission was highly memorable and a huge part of my mission experience. The only area I served in was the Redmond/Carnation area. My companions were Elder Brett Davis (my trainer) and Elder Russell Sorensen. A couple of the missionaries whom I remember most serving with (not as companions) were Elders Chad Kraykovic and Jeff Zlotnik. We had some pretty good times together. (I'd love to hear from them!) Another missionary that had a great influence on me was Elder Hutto, my first district leader. What more can be said for President and Sister Cutler other than they were awesome! After my mission I was able to return to Redmond and go through the temple with Jack Evans, a great man who was baptized after I left the area. I have lost touch with him and his wife Margerite. If any of you may have info on where he is now, I would really appreciate hearing from you. As for my life now, I work as a communications supervisor and emergency planner for a large 911 dispatch center in the Salt Lake area of Utah. Married a high school friend and five children (four living) followed. Have been trying to get back out West but family and good jobs keep us in our home state of Florida. I am currently living in Greensboro N.C. I married a schoolteacher 3 years ago and I am managing a hotel. I went to school for Finance and have been in the Army Reserves for 7 years. No kids yet they're just too expensive. A sincere thank you to all the missionaries and members I had the pleasure of knowing, you have all greatly impacted my life. I would love to hear from you. Hello all! No, I didn't get sent home early...I served a mission during the time when the Church reduced missions to 18 months. I married Sister Wiley who was also a Seattle missionary (long story) in the Salt Lake Temple and have been married now for 17-1/2 years. We have two boys, ages 8 and 3. I graduated from UNLV with a bachelors in criminal justice and a masters in special education. I now teach special education for the Clark County School District in Las Vegas, Nevada. My current calling in my ward is High Priest Group Leader. I am interested in contacting Elders Daryl McCoy and Mark McIntyre who served during the time I was there. After returning home to Austin, I tracked down my future wife, (and past
"Dear John") Leslie Busch. We got married in October of 1992.
After she graduated from The University of Texas in 1995, we moved to San
Antonio. We now have 3 daughters, Kieley (5), Morgen (3), and Mikayla
(1). I'm a partner and co-owner in a Consulting firm that provides data
processing services to Car Dealerships. I have been married for 7 years and I have three kids, a daughter named Whitney, a son named Mason, and another son named Dallin. I graduated from The University of Washington and am now a financial planner in Mesa Arizona. I am working in the Young Mens program in my ward with the 14 yr. old boys. Tama and I just got married in January, we're doing well living in Downtown Salt Lake. Curtis W. Solomon I've fully recovered from reconstructive knee surgery that put me out of commision for a full year. Right now I'm attending school in Lethbridge Alberta, studying broadcast journalism. Life is great, all I do is watch and talk about hockey, and they pay me for it! No I'm not married, not even close-it's all good. I love my mission, it was the best time of my life and thanks to everyone who I served with/around that made it so memorable. I am happy to report that on August 18, 2001 I was sealed to a beautiful
young lady in the Mt. Timp Temple. For our honeymoon we went back home
to Nauvoo.
Spanish-speaking missionary. (L.T.M. Sep. - Nov. 1974) Served in: Married to Sharon for almost 24 years. Four boys. Aaron, recently
returned from the Texas-Dallas (Vietnamese-speaking) Mission. Mark,
currently serving in the Mexico Torreon Mission. Scott, 17. Rick,
13. We're old! Organized a Spanish-speaking mission reunion in
December of 1998 and it was great to see a few of the old SpanAms!
Interested in doing the same at a later date. E-mail me any information
on yourselves or on any other Spanish-speaking missionaries. I have a beautiful wife named Janie S. Spurlock and six great kids; the oldest starting with Kayla-19, Katina-17, Kindra-15, B.J.-15, Jaden-11, and Kassidi-7. I regularly attend church and I am currently working as a car sales man.
I got married in 1989 in the Washington DC temple to the wonderful woman that wrote me during my mission (my wife is from VA). We (my wife Lisa and I) have 4 children, 2 boys(10 & 8)- 2 girls(6 & 1). After graduation from Weber State University(1996)in Ogden UT our family moved to the NW (Enumclaw, WA)! I worked for Boeing for 3 years, and am currently working for a local manufacturing company as a Manufacturing/tooling Engineer. April 2001, I completed my BS in Mechanical Engineering at BYU...I am currently still in Provo working as a designer and going to graduate school (ME, too). On May 2, 2002 I will be married to Holly Elison of Kaysville in the Salt Lake Temple. I have also put on about 20 pounds, but no more height (thankfully!). Married in Mesa AZ Temple. Now have 4 children. Living happily in Alpine, Utah. Grad of BYU both undergrad (Human Resource Development) and MBA (emphasis in marketing). Would like to contact those who served in the mission during Jul 82 to Dec 83. Hi I have very fond memories of the mission field, my son Ryan just returned from the Washington Tacoma, mission he had a great time, and had many baptisms. our family is planning a Washington vacation this summer. Best wishes to all, the church is still true. I am currently preparing to wrap up my schooling at Utah State University. I will be graduating with a degree in Industrial Hygiene i.e. Occupational Health. I have been married for nearly two years and have a three month old son. Hopefully I will be finding a job soon, otherwise I hear they are looking for someone to work the drive-thru at McDonalds. Chris (Mohnike) Stubblefield I'm married and have a beautiful daughter named Jillian. I would love to hear any information on upcoming reunions and have the chance to see some old companions. Elizabeth (Anger) Summerville Hello All-- I have been married for three years (my husband is Dan), but no children yet. I am preparing to graduate with my Bachelors degree in April 2004. After graduation Dan and I are planning on being foster parents. I currently work as a web technician; creating and maintaining web sites for Utah Valley State College. As a hobby I play in the multimedia world, creating videos for family and friends. Sister Swain and I served two different missions in Seattle. The first with President Oaks and the second separated by 15 months with President Larson. I served as Vehicle Coordinator and Sister Swain as Mission Secretary on both missions. We are currently preparing to serve a mission to the Philippines starting in Nov 2001. Buford "Scott" Swanson I married Karen Ann Kartchner in 1973. We have 3 wonderful
boys; Eric who is married to Catee Burke and has 2 children and another on
the way, Jared who is married to Charity Perkins, and Brian who is about to
go on a mission to the Philippines Olongapo Mission. I retired from the Air
Force in 1994 and work for Qwest Communications (the Scott Swanson Well I'm back for a few months from the greatest mission in the World.. .YES THE SEA- WA.. Mission.....Which is Eternal Unchanged EVER MORE... right Sis. Hinckley?? At least it will always be In my heart, even though I'm way down here in Brazil I returned home to Mesa, AZ from the Washington Seattle Mission in May 2001. I am now a Junior at BYU. I don't have a declared major yet but I am thinking of Economics with a goal to go to Med. School in the future. It is great to be home and great to have wonderful mission experiences to look back on. I was in the mission only a short time. I started in Brazil and got sick, so I got sent to Seattle. I enjoyed the short time I was there. I am a firefighter Paramedic so the county of San Bernardino. I am married and have a 2 year old son, with one on the way. I served in Kirkland, Issaquah, and Summerset. Hi!!!! Take Care !!!! Much Love!! Sister Amy (Smith) Taylor Pasit Thammavong Hi- I am working as an IT director in New York. I have three sons. My wife and I married in the Mesa Temple in January 1992. Hello! Served 1987-89 under President Bradshaw and then President Cutler, who sealed me to my wife Tracy 11 years ago. Two girls, 9 and 3, living in Camarillo, CA and loving it after several years in Northern California. I investigate pollution liability matters- former mission buddies can email me
U Sharon (Stephenson) Vasicek I married Mark Vasicek 5 months after coming off the mission. Yes, he's the one I wrote for four years... We've lived 6 years in Texas (his home state), 6 years in Chicago area and now going on 8 years in Western Massachusetts--always the mission field! It's hard letting go of these teenagers we're raising but we're gritting our teeth and doing it anyway. Joe had the opportunity to travel to Italy last summer; Kate will study in France for her junior year in high school. Sarah and Dot, 14 and 12, round off our quartet. Looks like Joe may be in the MTC next summer... I teach art to elementary school students...Mark works for a Swedish-based plastics corporation, engineer. We live in the heart of early church history sites, between Sharon, VT and Palmyra, NY. Look us up! Teaching youth in early morning seminary and Sunday School gives me a "rush" of mission memories and seeing the Hanks this summer was a big deal for me after all these years! What's new with you? I am married with two children, and now live in Tucson AZ. I know The people that I really want to get in touch with are not on this list. So someone needs to get in touch with everyone!! Keep the good work flowing. Single life is the best! I'm a Sagittarius. I enjoy Neil Diamond and dancing like children of the night with a special someone. You know who you are. Have a super dooper day. Hello just thought I would send in an update. Yes we had our first child Sadie Ann born Nov. 10, 2000. she is growing so quickly. Were still here in Orem Utah I am currently working and attending Utah College of Massage Therapy my main goal is to become a physical therapist. Just a little info Elder Dustin (pooh bear) Chapman who served from Dec 96 to Dec 98 under Oaks/Larsen is now my brother in law he married my wife's sister in Sept 2000 and they live in Farmington NM they are doing well. Michael Wangemann Just wanted you say hey ya'll. I've been married now for 4 years. We have 2
little boys. We just recently moved from Georgia to Utah. School has finally come to an end. I am a dentist in the Navy (I owe 4 years of payback) stationed at Great Lakes, IL. My wife Heather and I are expecting our first child in a few weeks (Nov 28,2002). It's a boy!! J. Viane T. Watson I served in the mission between 1980 - 1982. I arrived in the mission the day after Mount St Helens blew up. At the time I was the only one from New Zealand in the Mission. I would love to hear from anyone that remembers and old "Kiwi from down under" between those years. Regards, Viane Watson Heidi (Taylor) Wilkinson Shortly, after I came home from my mission (early) I met my husband. Our courtship lasted a year. After being engaged for 3 months, we were sealed in the Oakland temple in September of 1998. I graduated from BYU a semester after being married. Not long after our first year anniversary, we had a son born to us. We named him Grant Taylor Wilkinson. Sixteen months following his birth, we had another son born to us. His name is Tyler Nicholas Wilkinson. Currently, we are discovering the joys and challenges of parenthood. My wife Lisa and I live in Mesa, Arizona. We have two children, daughter Rylee, age 5, and son Kade, age 2. Lisa is due in late October with a baby boy. Kelly L. Williams Hey Guys, Send me a line if you remember who I am. I would like to hear from you. 3 kids 1 on the way! Still living in Florida, I have three kids 12 year old daughter, 16 year
old daughter, 20 year old son. Glad to see that there's finally a web page. Life @ Disneyland has never been better. I lasted a full six months after my mission until I got married. Six years and 2 1/2 kids later, (my wife is expecting), here we are still at the happiest place on earth. I got married in 2000 to a girl by the name of Annabeth. She is not a member but is preparing to be baptized. We are expecting our first kid in May 2001. X For those who remember me, I went home with knee problems. We still don't know what's wrong!! I'm getting married on May 22, 2001 to Mary Soutar. We'll move to Arizona in June and I start school in July for Computer Animation. Z | |
