The young elders and couples were invited to come front and sing "Called to Serve" as the intermediate hymn. It was an unforgettable experience to hear close to 100 returned missionaries sing together!
We had a wonderful visit with the missionaries and friends before and after church.
It was just a little crowded, but very very fun





Our grandbaby twins found plenty of eager grandparents

(the Farrers)
This reminds me of the mission home - the elders always took off their shoes at the door - and they still do. What fine young men!


This is another reminder of mission life - President Robison and President Dunn (first counselor in the mission presidency during our first year and a half) used to spend many hours counseling together.

There was plenty of hugging and handshaking going on
(Sister Leavitt)
(Elder Atwood and Elder Leavitt)
My husband and I stationed ourselves at the front door so we could see everyone

(Elder Young)
We were surprised and excited to be able to meet quite a few families of elders currently serving in the West Indies

(the Findlays - I expect that his FOUR beautiful sisters keep him in line)
We loved meeting many of the newest members of the WIRM family - wives and fiancés. Here are two:
(the Crofts along with Elder Heslop who will be married to Jamie tomorrow!)
Here is what was really fun - most of the elders still look the same - happy, shiny faced and good

(Elder Jenkins)

(Elder Allen - who came all the way from California)
Les Francais!

4 comments:
Awesome! That was cool seeing such a turnout.
What a great day!
Even saw a lot of people that we know--so fun! The song at your farewell by the returned missionaries must have been spectacular in person. Again, thanks for continuing to share. Sure do love you two!
Wow!
Super blog :)
Intive me.
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