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We only have this old one scanned from a copy of the weekly Church News from 1998 when the Cincinnati Mission split off: http://www.mission.net/kentucky/louisville/images/map.jpg
Any recently returned or newly called missionary have a copy of the map of the mission boundaries that you could scan and email to me, your site admin?
Every so often newly called missionaries are asking for a copy to scan to use on a mission plaque.
thanks,
Roger
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I regret to pass on to other alumni who knew Elder Robb. He was my second to last companion and I dearly loved him.
Elder Robb passed away on Nov. 21, 2008. He was hit by a car while out walking.
Just a few facts about Elder Robb. He was a coach for the High School Softball team, recently appointed head coach.
He was currently serving as a Second Counselor in the Glines Stake Presidency. He has 4 daughters and a wife left behind.
In honor to Elder Robb, he was certainly a dedicated missionary, a hard worker. And obvious to his testimony he has certainly blessed the lives of several people. He will be missed!
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I am a researcher in Mormon history. I am tracking down a "Mission legend" about the Tennessee Mormon Massacre. I am looking for information on two elders who served in Lewis County Tennesse in 1974 when it was the Kentucky-Tennessee mission. Their names were Elder Roberts (no first name given) and Elder Kyle W Wilson. Both of their names came up while I was researching oral histories of the massacre.
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As many have heard Elder Christian Nielson and his wife were in a serious plane crash on August 16, 2008 in Arizona. They are currently at the Maricopa Burn Center in stable, but critical condition. Please check out their website for updated information and ways to help out: http://www.nierecovery.com/.
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As many of you may have heard Timmy Tim is doing pretty well in Tennesee, Much thanks to Tim Gates and his family for taking care of him. He is walking pretty good but still needs some help. If any of you are interesting in helping Timmy Tim please e-mail me at mtscws@mstarmetro.net or call 801-465-1069
Thanks,
Matt Stewart
(Stewy Stewart)
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Timmy Is doing alot better. He still however is not walking, and is in a wheel chair. He is now eating on his own, and the feeding tube has been permanately removed. His mental state has fully returned. He is the old Timmy that we all remember, but not as happy. Please keep him in your prayers, that he will work hard to be able to walk again. By October Timmy will be living in Nashville with me and my family, as to provide him with a better quality of living. NO MORE NURSING HOMES! I will keep you updated
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As of today Timmy will be moved to Trinity Health Care, the address is 1053 West 1020 South Provo, Ut. The number is 801-373-2630. You will have to ask for Timmy's room. I just talked to them and he was just getting settled into his room. When I visited him at the Hospital today he was asleep, but apparently he has been talking the nurses ears off. That is hard to believe I know ;). Anyways, I will post more info. when I get it. God Speed Elder AAP Timmy Gathof
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Many of you will remember "Timmy Tim" Gathof. I recently found out that Timmy was involved in a serious accident on April 24. He was struck by a car, broke multiple bones, has had multiple surgeries, and has suffered some brain damage. He is currently (as of today, 5/25/07) in Utah Valley Hospital, preparing to be transferred to a nursing home sometime soon.
Timmy is an unforgetable guy. He lived in Louisville Kentucky for years, and was a huge fan and supporter of the missionaries there. He had a "missionary" badge labeled "AAP" (Assistant to the Assistant to the President). He often helped us out in various ways. He frequently called the missionaries in Louisville to wish us good night and would often sing (like "May Tomorrow be a Perfect Day"). Some vintage Timmy lines are: "you're the best!" and "uh, huh, yea!" and "that Johnny Johns" (or whatever your last name happened to be). He is, of course, a huge fan of the Osmonds. For the last several years Timmy has been living and working in Utah.
It turns out that this accident made the news in Utah. http://www.abc4.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoId=62671. Maybe some of you have visited Timmy. I talked to him for a few minutes on the phone. He could say a few words but was unable to sing to me when he tried. It broke my heart.
Timmy would appreciate any letters, pictures, calls, or visits.
For now, you can call Utah Valley Hospital at (801) 357-7850.
Timmy's cell phone number is (801) 347-8122
You can send mail to:
Timmy Gathof
c/o Dani Harding
545 S. 670 E.
Orem, UT 84097
Take care,
Brian Johns
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I am grateful that I have served in two missions, Kentucky has thought me to be a strong and faithful valiant missionary, and I become complete as a missionary because of the experiences that I gained there. Nauvoo thought me to be a real missionary, I have understood that it is not a matter of title that I can be a missionary, the name tag is not the missionary work, but the serving with an eye single to the Lords glory is the work. Now that I am no longer using my title as a full time missionary by heart I know who I am. I know that little things that I do are great blessing or wasting, so my agency is a power to use for me to choose whom I wanted to glorify, either my self or the Lord. But I choose to give glory to my Father in Heaven and my Lord Jesus Christ, because I want to receive the happiness that they have, and because I love them. Just like the Pioneer, simple things that they have done in Nauvoo, such as building their houses and the temple, even the whole city, in spite the fact that they know they will be leaving everything behind, yet they know that it is the Lords eyes that matters most. No matter how simple our life will be, or how simple tasks or everyday activity we do, it is important to think "the Lords glory for we are missionary forever". The principle of missionary work is to understand our purpose to work, and by this we will comprehend the Lords purpose for the work. Have a wonderful day to every one! (=
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For those of you who are interested in knowing what the PBS documentary, "THE MORMONS", is going to be like, here are some links to stories I did for BYU's paper that will help you out. I got to preview the whole 4 hours of it, and the Church comes out real good in this.
http://www.newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/64118
http://www.newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/64152
also, you can see the trailer at www.pbs.org/mormons
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hey yaz all that was a fun mission reunion but there were some faces i was sad i did not to see thanks everone for be extra nice to my sweetheart becky being she didnt know you we hade a good time as for those of you that miss it you miss out on being with the packards
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Just wanted to let everybody know that I will be getting married March 24th, 2007 in the Boise Idaho Temple.
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Hello, my name is Ella. i lived in Louisville Oct 2005-Aug 2006. and when i just got there from Russia i met wonderful sister missionaries. there were three of them they served in 1st crestwood ward. i remember only sister Jensen and sister jenkins. i was wondering if somebody knows their contact information, so i could get back in touch. you can email me ellasafina@yahoo.com. thank you
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hi ya all just whant to tell you'ones that casey fisher "elder fisher" aka c.c aka fish will be geting married to his highschool sweet heart rebecca homer feb 9 2007 in the salt lake city temple , reception to be held at the victorian
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Hey those of you who use facebook, a group has been created predominately for those who served under President Packard. When you sign in search for the group "Kentucky Louisville Missionaries" Just thought I'd let you know. Also, you can begin to plan for the Packard Mission Reunion. It will be March 30th. More details coming. Invitation will be sent out via e-mail, so if we do not have you e-mail address please send an e-mail to gklmreunion@gmail.com and request an invitation. Thanks.
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We would also like to send our warm regards at this time of year. Last year was quite challenging as we adjusted to our new home in Southern Japan (very tropical.. a big change). We are also adjusting to our growing family and all the young men and women that we serve here. We hope that you are all anxiously engaged in the Work. Love the Jacksons of Okinawa
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I just wanted to be the first message of the new year. I hope things are finding everyone well and enjoying life. Tiffany and I send our love and wish the best for everyone working so hard to continue the work of the Lord. Thanks a bunch. Love the Odells
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Hey a little while after i got my call my grand parents Gertrude (grandma) and Ezra (grandpa) Moore, where called to his same mission in 1974! of course the mission was a little different and covered a little more of the area but i thought that was really cool. They have both since passed away but i was lookin to see if there is anyone who knew them or anything like that. that would be sooo great if you could let me know. I am hoping to get some type family history info work done and i pray that i run into someone that knew them from them serving in the area! please any of you Alumnis let me know.
thanx
Elder Sanders
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We spent a month in Florida in August (crazy huh?) and our trip took an interesting turn of events. It entailed that we drive a van home to Utah instead of flying home. In the course of driving through, we passed through Kentucky. How much I wanted to go back there and prosylite among those great people again!
For those of you who knew Bro Gschwind in Erlanger (northern Kentucky), I fear he has passed on as I have not been able to find or visit with him as I have passed through on business trips. Last time I visited with him about 7 years back, he was not in very good health, but he was very happy. He was, and is still an inspiration to me in my life. A man of superior charactor and integrity.
And to add to being a small world, I was in the Oklahoma temple taking in a session when I noted the name tag on one of the officiators (not certain, but I think he was a counselor in the presidency of the temple) of Bro. Fish. I inquired of him if he knew Bishop Stan Fish of Cinci, one of the wards up there. He certainly did! Said it was his favorite uncle! He was delighted to hear stories I shared with him about his uncle.
This is a great site. I certainly hope all allumni find this site and get registered in. Thanks for the efforts in setting it up.
Gary Penrod
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Alan and Tracy Mentzer
are pleased to announce
the marriage of their daughter
Danielle Idland
to
Joseph Bennett
son of
Steve and Marilyn Bennett
at two oclock in the afternoon
in the LDS Stake center
1095 Golconda Avenue
Reno Nevada
Anyone is welcome
RSVP at www.geocities.com/wedding.joey_danielle
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