One of our favorite Elders from our mission married a Washington girl. We attended their reception in Bellevue, met his bride and his parents. He's French Canadian and a very special young man. We saw a lot of him in the office as he was an AP and in our ward in Korea and at our apartment. He was never shy about asking "What's for lunch?"
Here's a recent saga of the Westovers: Natalee had a small fracture of the hand, Corinne had a bad sprain for which she is receiving physical therapy, and Harrison is growing up with a bunch of women. We call them LEFTY, LIMPY, and LUCKY.
One of our favorite Elders from our mission married a Washington girl. We attended their reception in Bellevue, met his bride and his parents. He's French Canadian and a very special young man. We saw a lot of him in the office as he was an AP and in our ward in Korea and at our apartment. He was never shy about asking "What's for lunch?"
Here's a recent saga of the Westovers: Natalee had a small fracture of the hand, Corinne had a bad sprain for which she is receiving physical therapy, and Harrison is growing up with a bunch of women. We call them LEFTY, LIMPY, and LUCKY.
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