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I was a member of the Mt. Rubidoux ward, Riverside Stake in 2004. There was a group of five missionaries serving at the time who sang and called themselves "The Messengers". I have a copy of their CD that President Christensen (I believe) endorsed which has finally worn out. My CD player won't recognize it anymore. Does anyone have one that they can burn a copy of for me? This is my very favorite CD of all time!
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Hi there fellow Alums of the California Riverside Mission.
I have had this feeling for a while now and wanted to act upon it. I also need your help please in this event. I think it would be something cool for President Reid Brown. I spoke with him recently and I know he can use some "pick me up" moments in his life now.
I would like all of us to send him a small card. Don't worry about the cost of the cards or the stamps. I will personally take care of that. All I need is a little of your time in writing down some thoughts about the California Riverside Mission, your current addresses, and for you to send it to President Brown directly.
I will buy the cards and send it to you in pre-paid postage envelopes. All you have to do is write down some thoughts, what you are currently doing, your life, pictures, etc... and just send it to him on a pre-paid envelope.
I hope you all can participate in this. It will literally take 15 minutes of your time as you write and put this in the mail box to be sent out.
Please let me know what you think and let me know your addresses. I will try to have this sent out within a week.
Please forward this message to those that I do not have their addresses/info.
Sincerely,
Fiat Vongpunsawad
85 Pembroke Street, APT 2
Boston, MA 02118
Cell: 248 835 8333
svong@bu.edu
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I must say, we did some dumb things on the mission, but WHAT were we thinking? Does anybody recall the old McDonald's 'golden arch' sign in the missionary flat in 29 Palms?
I just got to thinking about our not-well-planned, not-well-executed idea of stealing that old sign and putting it in the flat, in hopes that it would become some sort of historic mission relic. We all signed our names as the 'founders' of the sign, and then showed up for church on Sunday, only to have to field questions from the local members, "What's the sign for?"
You could literally see the thing from the highway -- you know how a kid can spot the 'golden arch' for miles?
Surfing in the back of the mission truck on the way home, so that the sign wouldn't blow away, waving and honking at the locals as we did so. No wonder they thought us Mormons were crazy. I'll chalk it up to dumb youthful ideas and desert heat 'brain damage'. Maybe our brains were fried that summer -- it was a hundred degrees that evening (the sun was down).
Does anybody recall this? Are any of my co-conspirators willing to come forward? Any pictures or memories from others? Did the sign get thrown away/burned? (Bonfires were the P-Day 'eve' normal activity there, so I wouldn't be surprised.)
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I must say, we did some dumb things on the mission, but WHAT were we thinking? Does anybody recall the old McDonald's 'golden arch' sign in the missionary flat in 29 Palms?
I just got to thinking about our not-well-planned, not-well-executed idea of stealing that old sign and putting it in the flat, in hopes that it would become some sort of historic mission relic. We all signed our names as the 'founders' of the sign, and then showed up for church on Sunday, only to have to field questions from the local members, "What's the sign for?"
You could literally see the thing from the highway -- you know how a kid can spot the 'golden arch' for miles?
Surfing in the back of the mission truck on the way home, so that the sign wouldn't blow away, waving and honking at the locals as we did so. No wonder they thought us Mormons were crazy. I'll chalk it up to dumb youthful ideas and desert heat 'brain damage'. Maybe our brains were fried that summer -- it was a hundred degrees that evening (the sun was down).
Does anybody recall this? Are any of my co-conspirators willing to come forward? Any pictures or memories from others? Did the sign get thrown away/burned? (Bonfires were the P-Day 'eve' normal activity there, so I wouldn't be surprised.)
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The email address for Pres. Christensen: nlchris@earthlink.com, doesn't seem to be right. Any ideas?
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Does anybody have an email for pres. Christensen? thanks
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Brother Donald Walker of Riverside's Orangecrest Ward died on Sunday, March 2, 2008. Brother and Sister Walker housed the missionaries in their home for more than a decade in CA Arcadia and CA Riverside Missions. To offer Condolences calls are being taken by Sister Lillian Walker at 951-785-0252. Funeral Services will be held on March 5, 2008. Brother Walker is one of 17 children, he was raised in the San Joaquin Valley in Merced.
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Brother Donald Walker of Riverside's Orangecrest Ward died on Sunday, March 2, 2008. Brother and Sister Walker housed the missionaries in their home for more than a decade in CA Arcadia and CA Riverside Missions. To offer Condolences calls are being taken by Sister Lillian Walker at 951-785-0252. Funeral Services will be held on March 5, 2008. Brother Walker is one of 17 children, he was raised in the San Joaquin Valley in Merced.
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Brother Donald Walker of Riverside's Orangecrest Ward died on Sunday, March 2, 2008. Brother and Sister Walker housed the missionaries in their home for more than a decade in CA Arcadia and CA Riverside Missions. To offer Condolences calls are being taken by Sister Lillian Walker at 951-785-0252. Funeral Services will be held on March 5, 2008. Brother Walker is one of 17 children, he was raised in the San Joaquin Valley in Merced.
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He wasn't missing, he just wasn't talking!
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I am looking for Elder Ben Walser, who was here in about 2001. We had been in touch, but I haven't heard from him in a while, and I'm concerned. Has anyone heard from him?
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I will be in Las Vegas on the 24th and 25th. Would like to get together with all CRM Missionaries (96-99) who are in the area.
Ruth Jeppson Whittacre
Brian Walker
Jake Westwood
Others??
I will be staying at the Palace Station Hotel.
My phone 801-475-7136
President Brown
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Hi I am looking for a companion that I had in the Riverside area his name was Scott Hamilton. He had to suddenly leave the mission and I never heard from him again. I tried to find him and look him up and find out how we was doing, but I have never heard from him.
I served in the Jurupa stake in 1992 in the La Sierra Heights ward. If anyone knew him or knows about him pleas reply to my post or send me an email.
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Update--Friday visitation will be from 6-8 PM. Saturday visitation will be from 10-10:45 AM prior to the funeral at 11 AM.
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Sister Evelyn Brown, wife of President Reid Brown, passed away peacefully Monday October 15. Visitation will be on Friday October 19 at Myer's Funeral Home at 845 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT. Funeral will be Saturday October 20 at the Country Hills Chapel at 1401 Country Hills Drive, Ogder, UT. The chapel is just north of the Dee Events Center. Burial to follow at the Ben Lomond Cemetary in North Ogden.
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Elder Jonny Hatch
http://resource.uvsc.edu/success/7.html
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Goff , send me an e mail
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My husband and I excited to announce that we are expecting our second child. Our little girl is going to be three when the baby is born. I'm just so happy I had to share the good news! Talk to you later!
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If someone knows his address can you e mail it to me so i can get a hold of him. please!!
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where are you e mail me from here!!!
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