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Kenneth R White Alumni Photo

Elder Kenneth R White

6037 Indian Pony Way
Herriman, UT 84096

801-446-4343

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Presidents:
Walter S. Teruya (1974 - 1977)
Served: 1974 - 1976
Language(s) spoken:Japanese, Russian, Chinese, Armenian
Areas Served:
Aomori, Tsuruoka, Ishinomaki, Hirosaki
Companions:
Evan Lewis Baker | Phillip E. Chiles (Deceased)
Your Occupation: Professor
Spouse: Lynda
Comments:
I currently teach Eastern philosophy at Utah Valley University, and history at BYU. My wife and I have two daughters, Jessica (20, married to Dallas Robinson, and baby, Kayden Lily, our granddaughter) and Jantzen (17). My wife and I have lived in Japan twice since I returned from my mission: Aomori (1980-1984) & Nagano (1996-2000). Always love going back!

I would love to hear from old companions and to find out what you are doing. It is always great to talk about old times and reminisce. Feel free to contact me any time. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
 
Created: 08 Oct 2004  Modified: 25 Mar 2011
Last Login: 25 Mar 2011 05:28:28 PM

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