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We sit down with David and get to know more about his life including getting lost as a child in Venezuela, serving a mission in Japan, and building a life and family with his wife Sarah.
We sit down with Katrina and get to know more about her life including growing up in this area, being a missionary nurse in Argentina, and recently becoming a parent.
We sit down with Shirlee and get to know more about her life including asking her husband to marry her, using Primary as an opportunity for missionary service, and playing Yahtzee with an unexpected new friend.
We sit down with Luisa, one of our newest members, and get to know more about her life, including her childhood and schooling in the Philippines, falling in love with her husband through writing letters, and getting baptized after a lifetime of being a devout Catholic.
We sit down with Ed and get to know more about his life including growing up in the Depression, taking the sacrament in the midst of a war zone, and being ready to answer the question "do you have a job yet?".
We sit down with Ann and get to know more about her life including a special prompting to get baptized, her professors making it possible for her to go on a mission, and being the right height to date her now husband.
We sit down with Scott and get to know more about his life including growing up in a small town, serving a mission, and learning the importance of keeping his covenants.
We sit down with Barbara and get to know more about her life including early dreams of being a ballerina, attending BYU as an adult with two of her children, and a touching piece of creative writing for Charles, her second husband.
We sit down with Charles and get to know more about his life including years spent living with his grandparents as a youth, going off to war, and then love and loss in the years that followed.
We sit down with Laura and get to know more about her life including growing up in the area, discovering her love of teaching, and being swept off her feet by the best pickup line ever.
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