Day 229 - Monday, February 13, 2017
Today is a great day!  President Clark and I celebrate 36 glorious years of marriage.  We were married on Friday the 13th.  We were the 13th couple to get married in the Salt Lake Temple that day.  We were married in sealing room 13.  By all standards, that makes us one very lucky couple.  We have experienced so much during those years.  I must say that never have we seen so much of one another or learned more from one another than this time we've been in the Philippines. And we love it!  Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined marrying someone with such wisdom and goodness, honors his Priesthood, loves his family and his missionaries and me.  It's a match made in heaven!  

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