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HI everyone! I've been able to keep tabs on a lot of my dodes, but I'm looking for my trainer, Lee Shimai. She died in Shinkotoni in October 1994. Does anyone know where she ended up? I'm also looking for info on Takemura Shimai and Fukui Shimai who served in 94-95. Thanks!
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Hey there all,
I'm looking for my 'missing in action' MTC companion. Elder Brandon Scott Peterson. He always used Scott as his first name though. Although his parents had moved to Sandy, Utah he normally claimed Hawaii as his home. He served from March 93 to 95. I lost track of him about 4-5 years ago and his family has apparently moved so I can't contact his parents either. If anyone knows where he is please let me know.
Thanks,
Scott Pickett
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What am I supposed to do now...Laubach Choro if you're out there, we're going to need to have a wake for Mori's and make our own OMori Katsu curry...I will miss that place, I had hoped to take my wife there on my return to Japan and shucks...looks like I won't be able to. It's really too bad.
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Well, there's some sad news about Mori's in Shinkotoni - He retired in early summer of 1997 about a month before I got transferred out of the district. It was very sudden, too - we'd just eaten there the week before, then after distict keikakukai we went there only to discover a note on the door saying he'd closed after 30 years. It was a sad day in Shinkotoni, and indeed a great loss to the elders there. Sorry to be the one to break the bad news.
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Does anyone remember eating at Mori's in Shinkotoni? I am going to Sapporo next month on business and would love to eat at Mori's. I don't know if I could find it if it is still around. Can anyone help with directions or info about wether it is still open or not?
Thanks!
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To anyone who served with Christensen DendoBucho,
I was wondering if there is any interest in having a reunion next April. I can arrange to have it at GlenEagle golf course in Syracuse. We would have the club house restaurant to ourselves in the evening. The restaurant people are willing to cater, or we can do potluck. I can also arrange to have a little golf tournament for anyone interested. I have already penciled us on the schedule for April 4, the Friday before General Conference. If there is enough interest, I think it would be great.
Send a message to me, and I will contact President Christensen so we can get some of the others that don't visit this site.
Thanks,
Matt McBride
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I am putting together a book for the ima dendo shite iru senkyoshi na node if there are any of you who would like to contribute please email me any of the following :
*any uplifting/interesting dendo keiken
*neat kobetsu, gaito, teaching tips
*anything you learned from the mission
*favorite seiku, talks, or quotes from the mission...
there is no theme so nandemo ii desu! If you have any questions please let me know!
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
Esther Kira
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Hello all, just a note to update you all on our situation. In April Ryan and I were able to adopt the most adorable little boy. He is so much fun and to be honest hard work. But he is totally worth it. We love him so much. We are so happy to let you know that this month we will be able to finalize the adoption. But most important we will take him to the Idaho Falls temple and be sealed as an Eternal Family on October 26th. We are so thankful for the miracle of having Lukas in our family, and we are so grateful for the blessings of the Gospel. We are so thankful for Heavenly Father's plan, we know He loves us, knows us, and does provide for us. We are so grateful for the blessing of the Temple- that it allows us to be sealed for time and all eternity. I love our Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. I am grateful that I had an opportunity to serve a mission, and have my testimony of these things strengthened. The Gospel is true! I love it.
Ja mata ne
Katie Parkinson Staten
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Hello all of you alumni, expecially from the Christensen era! I have a good friend who is looking for some contacts with Japanese (or American) companies that help coordinate and bring over Japanese students to America for like a year (not the short term 2-4 week exchanges), especially companies that bring students to the southern California area. If you know the name of any companies, or even better if you know the name of some contacts at those companies, please let me know.
Thanks again,
Cade Walton
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Just wanted to say hi to everyone --
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I have Naoko's e-mail address. E-mail me cuz I don't know if she wants everyone to know it.
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Does anybody know where Noako Watanabe and Mutsumi Hisaka are at.? How to contact them? please let me know. Thanks
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I received this message through a friend:
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To whom it may concern;
My name is Heidi Bloomquist and I am a coordintor with the Council for
Educational Travel USA. I want to send a message out to Japan Return
Missionaries who live in Utah, in or nearby Salt Lake City. We have a
group
of 50 students and 5 group leaders who we need to find homes for as
soon as possible. They will be here from August 22nd through September
3rd. I thought that the return Elders who perhaps have families now
might be interested in hosting a student or a leader, as they do not
have high english skills and may need some help. This would also be a
great opportunity of their families to add a family member from Japan.
I
would appreciate any help that you can give me in this endavor.
We are also looking for two more ESL teachers for this group
while they are here, and it helps immensly when they speak Japanese
and have
had that experience. I appreciate your help.
Thankyou,
Heidi L. Bloomquist
Jordan North 16th Ward
Secreatry CETUSA
1-888-654-7878
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Bigelow Choro (from the Larkins Era) requested this be posted:
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President and Sister Larkins are coming home next month and they have invited everyone who wants to come to their release on Sunday July 14, the Layton Summerhaze Ward at 1:00pm. They have requested that everyone who is coming contact Sumer and Richard Vellinga for details at 801-766-6178.
Thanks
-RKB
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Looking for those ai suru shimai and choro-tachi that always knew when to give TANO a timely swift kick of encouragement. I've kept in touch with some, but have no idea whatever happened to Tonya Barnet, James Bush, and Rie Watanabe (Taylor). In hind-sight, THANKS.
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anybody heard from or know about the following: Olsen shimai. Uehara Choro, Koji Yano, David Jones. Swenson Choro. Chilton Choro, all from 75-77. Thanks for any help.
Lakey choro
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Ok, Ladies, who will be the first brave one to post their after-dendo pictures? Come on now, I'm sure Motherhood has done wonders for us. I must say that it's been fun seeing the guys and their cute little families.
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Hello! I'm looking for exchange friends.
Please teach me English and I'll teach you Japanese.
I'm 28 years old female.
Please email me:
or visit
http://cokochocolate.tripod.com
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I received the following in an email requesting to be posted:
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"Hello, Alumni. Currently our organization is looking for an individual who speaks fluent Japanese and English for a Senior Project/Quality Engineer position at our Sandy, UT location. This position will assume project responsibility to develop and lead quality by improvement activities pertaining to Japanese product quality initiatives. Implement manufacturing cost improvement projects and other general engineering projects, which ensure high productivity of quality manufacturing capabilities.
There will be a two month assignment in Japan. This position requires a BS Engineering Degree and 5 years project/quality experience.
If interested please contact us at (801) 565-2391 and ask for Joann Martinez."
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As a side note; solicitations are generally not welcome to alumni web sites. But since I don't have a 'general/commercial' forum section yet (which some alumni sites do), then I figure this is fine here. Plus, it's not totally kankei nai.
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Do any of you remember some of the strange English you used to see on billboards, storefront windows, etc.? Anyway, there's a really funny website that has taken some pictures of some of the better "Engrish" that you'll ever see. The site is Engrish.com
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