Day 266 - Thursday, March 23, 2017
This guwapo little guy is one of the first children I met when I arrived in the Philippines. Josh was nearly 3 years younger at the time. Even thought I didn't see him for about 6 months at a time, he would run up and greet me with an adorable grin. Look at those eyes. They leak light! In January we had a District Conference in Josn's area. I had a pretty difficult time saying goodbye to him. He promised me that he would go on a mission when he was a few years old. Imagine my shock and awe when I walked into the hallway after interviews in Cabanatuan and heard a very familiar voice say, "Hi Sister Clark!" I knew at that moment why I had two extra cookies. They were for Josh and his dad. Having a Josh sighting made a great day even better!
Day 336 - Monday, May 29, 2017 When I look at this picture, the words that come to mind are "Consecrated Servants." Each couple has a place in our hearts. These leaders range from Area Presidency and wives to Area Medical Professionals to Mission Presidents and their companions. We gather two times a year under the direction of the Area Presidency. These seasoned servants come from all over the world...Philippines, Netherlands, Europe and America. All come with singular purpose but bring a multiplicity of talents. A quote by Joseph F. Smith nicely sums up our feelings about these splendid saints, "Gratitude is said to be the memory of the heart." We will never forget them and how they served us.
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