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Please come to our 2010 reunion to be held from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM on Friday, April 2nd, at the Monument Park 14th Ward, located at 2255 Wasatch Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84109. President and Sister Holbrook will speak. We will enjoy a pot luck buffet and conversation. Missionaries, spouses, dates, children, members and others are invited. Please bring finger food.
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Can anyone recall these members? They were baptized 1961-64.
They will likely not be with us, but if so, I'd like to contact them, or their children.
Sister Meier, had 2 children, Eddie and Lily. I heard that Lily later joined the Church, and served a mission in Great Britain(?)
Fraulein, later Sister Frei. She was a handicapped lady that worked as a seamstress from her house. Memory fades, but I believe she lived just outside of Biel.
Sister Kiener, who had two children, a son , Willi, who was a barber, and a daughter, Elspeth.
Any help will be appreciated.
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http://www.ldschurchnews.com/articles/58775/New-missions-10-announced-in-seven-areas.html
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After business meetings in Munich next week, I'll be heading to Konstanz and attending the Kreuzlingen branch. Looking forward to visiting a member there - convert from 1992.
Almost 18 years since I was last in Konstanz/Kreuzlingen area. Looking forward to it.
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I am looking for pictures of missionary apartments. I was looking through my pictures from 20 years ago and realized that I never took pictures of some of the places I lived. Anyway if anyone who served back then and lived in Winterthur, Itingen, Bern, Weingarten or Weil am Rhein, and has pictures of the apartment from the outside, I would appreciate a copy of it. Thanks.
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Swiss Days in Midway is every Labor Day weekend which is tomorrow 8/29 and Saturday 8/30. It's a lot of fun with all the Swiss stuff and a chance to reminisce back to the mission so you should all come. We could all go and practice our Swiss German.
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Can someone get me an email address for Susi Marbacher? I think this is her current address:
Büelstrasse 3
8910 Affoltern am Albis/ZH
*044 760 25 13
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My daughter arrives on June 1st to live in Zurich area for one year. I am just trying to reach one mom who will check on her once she arrives in the Wetzikon Ward.
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Anyone know a member family in the Zurich area that would be willing to house a pair visiting from the US? (in June)
Or perhaps a good hostel?
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Please come to our annual reunion on April 4th, 2008, at the Monument Park 14th Ward, 2255 South Wasatch Drive at 7:00 PM. Pres. and Sister Holbrook will speak. There will be plenty of time to talk. Please bring spouses, dates, children, Swiss members, etc. Please bring finger food. We love you,
Pres. and Sister John Holbrook
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Brothers and Sisters!
Me and my family are going to be close to Bern.
Please help me!
I'm looking for email and phone number of Bishop of Bern and Zollikofen Wards.
Thank you, see you.
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We have scheduled a mission reunion for all missionaries, family members, and friends for those who served with the Buckners (2004-2007). As last fall, it will be held in the Bountiful Meetinghouse located at 102 E. 1400 South. Take exit 316 or the 500 South exit. The reunion will run from 19:00 to 21:30. We invite one and all. Contact all your past companions and let them know. We will have visitors from Switzerland with us. Come and enjoy! Looking forward to see one and all.
The Buckners
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To those who served under President Worlton--Elder Cody Carr, from Tremonton, UT, passed away over 10 years ago in an accident at his parents' home. He left a young widow, but no children. He was still with the Air Force at the time, having returned to the US Air Force Academy after his mission in 1978, but his death was not related to his military service. Elder Carr was a fine missionary with whom I had the honor to serve in Singen, Germany, in 1979.
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The following comment has been submitted by Paul White.
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Dear Jonathan,
...FYI, I have scanned and loaded onto YouTube the filmstrip presentation called "Familien Bestehen für Immer", produced by the missionaries in 1982. President Bischoff is the narrator. There are two versions of the film available, English and German.
For anyone who was ever in the Zurich mission, certainly for those around
82, this should bring a smile. Sorry about the quality of the pictures and audio, but I used the filmstrip and tape several times a week on my mission, then stashed them in a box for 25 years.
So, please let people know the presentation is out there. Thanks.
Alles gueti,
Paul White 82-84
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(Go to the YouTube home page and search for "Familien bestehen fuer immer".)
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I have been trying to contact some of my companions in the mission. I am especially looking to contact Joseph Zentner, Joseph Harline and David Humes. Does anybody have any information about the Muehlematter family from Ostermundigen?
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Elder Frischknecht was a good missionary who could get anyone to laugh. As a young missionary, I looked up to him as one who had it all together.
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For some of you this may be very old news, but I received an email from Manfred Grzan who was my last companion in Balingen, Germany back in 1979. In his email, he informed me that Kurt Frishknecht who served with us from 1977-1979 and who also was a companion of Elder Grazan, was killed in an auto accident some three years ago. I was not aware of this, but had been thinking about Kurt a lot lately and was trying to locate him. I'd given up trying and then received Manfred's email. Just thought some of you who didn't know might want to.
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Dear Friends,
Some of you you will remember my sister, Melissa Dalton, and brother-in-law, Randall Bradford, from the MTC where they were instructors during 1985-1988. Just days ago their oldest child, Parker, died after being involved in a drowning accident. I have included the link for Parker's obituary. http://www.legacy.com/saltlaketribune/Obituaries.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=91429373&IADID=Search-www.legacy.com-www.sltrib.com
Hilary Dalton-Zander
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President & Sister Buckner will by speaking on Sunday July 29th 2007 in the South Weber 4th Ward located at 7989 South 2250 East in South Weber Utah. (Go to Mormon.org and find a map to the building) Sacrament Meeting starts at 12:50. We'd love to see any and all returned missionaries and parents of currently serving missionaries. We are excited for President & Sister Matern and the blessing they will be to the mission!
President & Sister Buckner
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I was wondering if anyone has heard when the reunion will be held. If you know, let me know.
Thanks
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Hi all,
I received many wonderful responses from folks when I asked some questions about travelling on an upcoming trip with my daughter to Switzerland. Thanks for all of the recommendations.
I have another favor to ask. I am planning to spend a couple of days in Zermatt. Does anyone have recommendations for specific hotels/zimmer frei, etc there? Thanks.
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We will hold our annual reunion on March 30, 2007, in the Monument Park 14th Ward in Salt Lake City. The address is 2255 South Wasatch Drive. We will hear from Presidents Koch and Holbrook. Spouses, children and friends are invited. Food will be potlock. Please bring finger food. Drinks will be provided. There will be plenty of time to visit.
We love you!
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Just in case anyone was on myspace.com as well you can get into the mission group... http://groups.myspace.com/szm.
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Although I do not remember the name, I remember how to get there.
Heading south from Graubünden you can go up to the ski resort; about 30 south up the canyon wall. IF you pay the handsome fee of about 60$ you can take the lift up to one of the beautiful spots in Switzerland. You can see all the way to France on a clear day. I suggest going there and then to the Heidi House. If you have any questions about the Heidi house then just ask the locals. They can point you the way. The Heidi house has plenty of sights to see and trails. There is even a gift shop in town where people are always ready to talk to the Americans. If you hit Appenzel on the way out you might be able to see some calibrations in the afternoon. I remember going through there in that order. Graubünden Heidi house and then Appenzel. Took about 10 hours and was wonderful. I went through about the same month you are going so you should be able to see some really neat memorable sites, and Appenzel traditional dress.
-Jason
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All I remember having done when I visited Appenzel is asking a cheese merchant for their stinkiest cheese, which was pretty good. Enjoy your trip!
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In March 2007 I will be travelling to Switzerland with my 16 year old daughter. I have spent much time in Zurich, Bern, Luzern over the years, but know very little about eastern Switzerland. I am planning to spend a few days in the Graubunden/Appenzel areas. Does anyone have recommendations of places to stay, sights to see, etc. I would like to show her some of the small village aspects of the beautiful nation of Switzerland. I look forward to hearing ideas. Thanks.
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Although not as current as it could be, the last time I saw Mami in Olten was in April 2001. I visited the area after my mission, and she was as great as ever! She was still doing as much as possible for the missionaries, and treated me like I was still one of them. We wrote a couple times after that, but I haven't heard anything from her since.
My husband and I will be visiting Switzerland in June. I will look her up and see what I can find out.
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Does anybody remember eating at Mommy's in Olten (I think her last name was Angliker)? She made the best homemade soup. Or did anybody who served in the Wollerau area (Gemeinde Waedenswil) remember visiting Rudy, the drunk Austrian? Just curious if anybody has any info on them after 1997. Or from before then would also be interesting.
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Does anyone have information about a member, David Ruetz? A gifted pianist, he was my accompanist during 1986 at various events, including a recital we gave in Winterthur.
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Dear Fellow Missionaries,
Our reunion will be held on March 31, Friday, at 7:00 PM in the Monument Park 14th Ward. The address is 2255 South Wasatch Drive.
Please share this message with others. Children are invited too.
We love you, President & Sister Holbrook
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