Day 156 - Friday, December 2, 2016
  Dad & Mom Curtis with Preston, Jackson and Beckham  

                                                                  
 Dad Clark with Grand and Great Grandsons who will carry on the Clark name. 
Without our parents, we wouldn't have been taught what's most important in life.  We will be forever grateful to all of them.  We miss Mom Clark but know there will be a mighty reunion someday.  We thank, love and honor them.  #LighttheWorld
 
It was a grand night for singing!  Stake and District President's and their wives were invited to the mission home so that we could show some Christmas appreciation.  I'll have to post the pictures with the Presidents later but these are the missionaries that made the evening magical!
Below is a picture of our missionaries with all of our beloved senior couples! 

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