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Anyone out there have any way to get in touch with Elder Blake Torgersen? I would really like to know so I can tell him of the good news. please email me @ reeddesign2004@yahoo.com.
thank you
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I am looking for contact info. on Riley Snow and Marlon Sales...If anyone has any info regarding this please email me @ My Profile or you can call my cell @ 702-375-3058. I would like them and all of you to know that I will be married in the Salt Lake Temple on October 14. So for all of my companions and friends from the mission. I love you all and I wanted you to share in my excitement. Thank you.
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UPDATED! - September 10, 2004
Pres Fabricio and his wife plan on being in Salt Lake City in December. They are interested in getting together for a reunion Saturday December 4.
If you think you will be able to come, please answer the poll on the website or contact Daniel Gibby as to whether you are interested.
You can contact anyone who has listed themselves on the mission website by logging into your profile and then finding the profile of the person you would like to contact and click the 'Send Email' link. If you are logged into the site, you will be allowed to contact anyone who has set their preferences to allow you to contact them.
Respond to the Poll -- Note, that if you have already voted, you can change your vote, and not be counted twice! This is not a closed democratic process, its just a way to count things, and you are allowed to change your mind.
Thanks,
President Fabricio, Dan Swenson and Daniel Gibby
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President Milder anuncia o casamento de sua filha Danielle Milder para Diogo Costa a realizar-se no dia tres de setembro de dois mil e quatro.
Convite e Photo
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Congrats to Sister Walker & Spouse having her daughter in February, Elder Barretos & Spouse who will soon have their new daughter in July or August, and to Elder M.Watts and Sister Cristianne Moraes Watts for their child due in November.
Para bens para Sis. Walker e Marido por o nascimento de sua filha em fev., Elder Barretos e sua Esposa que vai ter uma filha em julho or augusto, e Elder M. Watts e Sis. Cristiane Moraes Watts que vai ter um filho em novembro.
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We wanted to share our beautiful new daughter with everyone. We are really proud and excited. Nos queremos compartilhar nossa nova filha com tudo mundo. Nos estamos bem felizes.
Go to: growingfamily.com then click on web nursery and then enter may 25,2004 state nevada and last name cotner
vai para: www.growingfamily.com e depois click sobre web nursery e depois colocar a data 25 de maio,2004 com estado de nevada e sobrenome cotner.
com amor ,
Brian, Lynnette, & Brilynn Cotner
this web site is good until August 1st when it expires.
este site vai parar dia 1 de augusto.
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Here is the link to the obituary from the Arizona Repbulic...
http://www.legacy.com/azcentral/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=2232558
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I wanted to let everyone know that Elder Lott passed away last week in a plane crash. His funeral was today in Utah. The obituary was in the Arizona Republic newspaper yesterday. Elder Lott was born in Tucson and probably had family here. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and loved ones.
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I received this question about backpacks:
There has been a lot of confusion concerning the backpack requested in President Simplicio's letter to missionaries. I have seen many questions, but no one has given us an answer. Is there some way to get specific information clarifying just what is needed?
The best current advice on backpacks is as it has been since the start of this mission. Backpacks are not to be used in Brazil for proseletyzing. Instead, briefcases are used. Nice briefcases can be bought in Brazil for this purpose for about $35 (at the time of this posting).
Further information directly from the mission president's executive secretary:
The new arriving missionaries should bring money to buy the mission bag. There is a mission bag which we sell, it costs about $15.
In the letter we are sending out we are asking the missionaries to bring money with them, this money is to buy the mission bag and have money to start their mission.
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My son, Tim Peterson, will be entering the CMT Feb 25th, 2004. We are excited for him to represent the Church, and our family, in the Ribeirao Preto Mission. I welcome communication from anyone with information concerning this mission.
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E aí povo da melhor missão do mundo:] espero que todos possam lembrar do Elder Souza, já que Souza, ao lado dos nomes Silva e Santos, parecem coca- cola: estao em todo lugar :]!!!! Lembro com muita saudade de minha missao. Espero que possamos nos corresponder mais. Com certeza teremos muito para falar... Tchau!
Mike boy
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Estou procurando por missionários que são da Bahia.
Se souberem de alguem, favor contatar-me.
Obrigado.
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Hi, I am trying to find phone numbers and addresses for some of the people I knew while I was in São José do Rio Preto. If anybody knows how to contact any of the following families/people please let me know!
Benjamin de Lima and Maria das Graças de Paula
Eunice Jacomeli
Luis, Fátima, Victor, Rafaela, and their little brother - Their last name is either Miola or Câmara
Raquel Barroso (I think her mother's name is Geralda)
All of these people either lived in the Quintas das Paineiras area (I can't remember the name of the branch adjacent to it) or attended that ward/branch in 2000, but I know some of them have moved to other areas in the city.
Thanks,
Jason Smith
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This is former Elder Queiroz. My dad is here in Salt Lake visiting from Brazil. He's going
to be speaking on a fireside at the Brazilian Branch in Holladay.
The fireside is going to be on August 3rd @ 7pm.
1475 E. 4705 S.
Holladay, UT
Walter G. Queiroz is a former Regional Representative, Mission Pres.,
Stake Pres., Bishop and he used to be an Area Director for the CES (Church Educational System) down in South America.
If you have any question give me a buzz @ 6948979
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Alguem conhece o (ex)Elder Barbosa? Sinto falta dele, e quero saber que ele esta fazendo. Se alguem tiver qualquer noticias dele, por favor me escreve.
Alden Stradling
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Oi Daniel,
Nos da 'Made in Brazil' estamos organizando o 'Brazilian Summer Festival' no dia 25 de Julho no Rit club aqui em SLC com o grupo Fundo de Quintal.
Maiores informacao 9442427
Por favor passe esta informacao adiante.
Obrigado
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I guess I'll add Fabrício's estroganoffe recipe to the site as well - I know how much I missed it.
1 bandeja peito de frango, sem osso
2 cebolas
Oleo
Sal
~5 tomates
1 bloco requeijão
1 lata molho de tomate
1 lata creme de leite
Arroz preparada do jeito brasileiro (veja a página de guestbook pela receita)
Americans - use about 4 frozen chicken breasts . Roma tomatoes are smaller - I use about 7. Requeijão is cream cheese. Creme de leite is called table cream or media crema, and can be found in the foreign;spanish aisle of some stores. It can be left out, if necessary... but try to get it. DON'T USE CONDENSED MILK (especially sweetened).
Prepare o frango - pode picar e afogar na panela ou no forno. Quando esta cozido, afoge numa panela grande com óleo e sal e 1 cebola picada. Deixe ao lado. Numa outra panela, precisa afogar os tomates (picadas), a outra cebola e mais sal até os tomades desmanchem. Combine tudo na panela grande com o molho de tomate, mexe até ferver, e coloque o bloco de requeijão (em pedaços); mexe até derretido. Apague o fogo, coloque a creme de leite, mexe. Serve acima do arroz.
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I just managed to find povilho de mandioca to make this, and it worked out GREAT. Try half-and-half cheddar and mozzarella, with some Parmasean for flavor. You can also make the LARGE balls (like you got at Rei do Pão de Queijo) that work just fine.
Enjoy. Que saudades.
Alden Stradling
Try looking for Tapioca Starch at oriental grocers to make your pão de queijo.
This recipe comes from the Brazilian Embassy in Washington, DC. Their chef always serves tiny pães de queijo at the Brazilian Independence Day reception in September. Needless to say, we had to have this and other recipes and managed to interview him in his kitchen.
2 lbs of polvilho doce
4 cups milk
1 cup oil
1 tsp salt
5 eggs
1 lb grated cheese (Cheddar, white or yellow)
Heat milk and oil and pour on the polvilho, mix well, and let cool. Add other ingredients and knead the dough. Grease your fingers with shortening and make small balls (about 1 teaspoonful) and drop them onto ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 350° F until golden (about 30 minutes).
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The following comment has been submitted by Sister Zollinger:
I thought you might be interested in the changes that were made here in Ribeirão Preto on December 9, 2001. You know there were four stakes here. Well, they were combined and now there are two stakes. The stakes of Ipiranga and Ribeirão Preto Centro were combined to make Ribeirão Preto Oeste Stake. Here are the wards in that stake: Ala Vila Virginia (Ala Jardim Centenário and Ramo Jardim Piratininga combined with Vila Virginia); Ala Ipiranga (Ala Sumarézinho and Ala Vila Pompéia combined with Ala Ipiranga); Ala Parque Ribeirão Preto; Ala Ribeirão Preto I (Ala Monte Alegre combined with Ala I); Ala Jd. Irajá; Ala Planalto Verde; Ramo Sertãozinho (Ala Sertãozinho and Ala Alvorada combined to make the Ramo).
Quintino and Ribeirão Preto Stakes combined to make the Estaca Ribeirão Preto Brasil Leste. Here are the wards in that stake:
Ala Avelino Palma (Ala Quintino and Ala Simioni combined with Ala Avelino Palma); Ala Jd. Jandaia (Ramo Heito Rigon combined with Jd.Jandaia); Ala Jd. Independência (Ramo Vila Mariana combined with Jd. Independência); Ala Jd. Palmares (Ala Vila Abranches combined with Ala Jd. Palmares); Ala Iguatemi (Ramo São José combined with Iguatemi); and Ala Campos Eliseos. Bebedouro, Batatais, and Mocóca became Ramos of the mission.
Elder Neil K. Andersen and Elder Flavio Cooper came to make the changes. We had a big meeting out at Lona Branca where all the changes were announced. I think there were about 3,000-3,500 members there at that conference. We think these changes will help make the wards here stronger, let the members have only one calling, have more people help so things aren't so burdensome for a few, and give the members more time with their families and more time to help integrate the new members. We are really trying hard to have the members be more and more involved in missionary work and it looks like we're having success. If you'd like, I could try to scan the paper that has all this typed up nice and neat and send to you, but I know that takes a lot of time to download. I don't have the names of the new bishops and stake presidents here at home, but if you really want to know we could send them.
As soon as we know who the new mission president will be we will send his name to you so you can post it.
Hope things are going well for you and that you have a great 2002!
Love, Sister Zollinger
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My name is J. Clovis Lemes, a Bishop of the Church in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I visited your website today.
I was chosen with my wife to inaugurate and be the chairs for the next three years for the BYU Brazilian Alumni Chapter. Brother Reid Robison at BYU is my contact on this.
I am also the Official Representative for the State of Utah in Brazil. we are very excited about the opportunity of blessing the many lives of saints in Brazil, who did not have a chance of good education (many missionaries, as you know, return from the mission to their very poor life, without a chance of find a job because of lack of sufficient education). I would like to contact as many BYU alumni in Brazil as possible who would like to volunteer for this great cause. Wonder if you, through your contacts could help.
Anyone interested can contact me, as follows:
Jose Clovis Lemes
Rua Mendonca Uchoa, 122
02758-030 - Sao Paulo - SP
Brazil
Tels.: (55-11) 3266-8164 / 287-9557
Fax: (55-11) 3266-7875
E-mail: candex@terra.com.br
Website: http://www.skybusiness.com/candex
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