Far left Elder Vincent and Sister Fran Earnhart (Bishop's Storehouse, from Herriman, Ut), Elder Clair and Sister Carolyn Davis, (Military Relations, married 5 years from Clifton, ID), Elder Sam and Sister Marva Rogers, (Office/Proselyting from Meridian, ID), Elder Jerry and Sister Barbara Matson (Employment Resource from Meridian, ID), next front President Tom Tucker and Sister Annette Tucker, from Twin Falls, ID, behind Elder Rondo and Sister Mary Erickson (Office specialist from Clearfield, UT), Elder Preston and Sister Gill (service missionaries, married 15 years from Wiggin, MS), seated Sister Kathy Goodin (Employment Resource from New Mexico) and me.
Between sessions we went for a tour of the coast. We visited the lighthouse in Biloxi, Beauvoir, the home of Jefferson Davis the Pres. of the Confederacy, and the Friendship Oak which is on the beachfront campus of University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park (formerly Gulf Park College for women), overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. This was a fabulous Conference! My favorite part was a talk by our Stake President President Garrett and a delightful talk I had with our Mission President and Matron President and Sister Brough. Here's a pictures of some of our sisters as we came out of the Baton Rouge Temple on our second day of the conference.
Far left Elder Vincent and Sister Fran Earnhart (Bishop's Storehouse, from Herriman, Ut), Elder Clair and Sister Carolyn Davis, (Military Relations, married 5 years from Clifton, ID), Elder Sam and Sister Marva Rogers, (Office/Proselyting from Meridian, ID), Elder Jerry and Sister Barbara Matson (Employment Resource from Meridian, ID), next front President Tom Tucker and Sister Annette Tucker, from Twin Falls, ID, behind Elder Rondo and Sister Mary Erickson (Office specialist from Clearfield, UT), Elder Preston and Sister Gill (service missionaries, married 15 years from Wiggin, MS), seated Sister Kathy Goodin (Employment Resource from New Mexico) and me.
Between sessions we went for a tour of the coast. We visited the lighthouse in Biloxi, Beauvoir, the home of Jefferson Davis the Pres. of the Confederacy, and the Friendship Oak which is on the beachfront campus of University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park (formerly Gulf Park College for women), overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. This was a fabulous Conference! My favorite part was a talk by our Stake President President Garrett and a delightful talk I had with our Mission President and Matron President and Sister Brough. Here's a pictures of some of our sisters as we came out of the Baton Rouge Temple on our second day of the conference.
Hey.....When your behind the sign...Were you trying to look friendly or 500 years old?? lol
ReplyDeleteI love that you get to go to the temple while you're there.