If you have any contact information for Elder
Sherman Leung (from Melbourne, Austrailia) I would appreiciate it.
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I am trying to locate Bryan Null, does anyone have any contact info on him? Thanks for any help...Dave Nelson
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I would appreciate receiving contact information (e-mail is best) of the following members I knew when I served in 1982-84:
Ruan Rae Chang
(male -early 40's). I've seen him in the Ensign as a Stake Leader in Taichong, but don't know how to contact him. We were missionaries together in 1983-84 in Pan Chiao.
Hsu Rong Lin
(male - early 40s?) Member in Taipei.
Lyau Yi Fang
(female mid-thirties). Member, last known to be in Tamsui
Hsu Chian Kuo
(male late 40's?) Baptized in Taipei. taught mostly by my MTC companion Elder Dahlstrom, but Elder Harris and I taught him the last few discussions. Hsu later served a mission himself down south somewhere.
Any help you can offer in contacting these folks will be gretly appreciated.
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I will be in/near Tamsui?(near Taipei) for 5+ months on business. Is their an English speaking Ward or Branch in that area? Is their English Speaking sessions at the temple? Can I get clothing at the Temple? I would appreciate any info. Thanks, Nick
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I would like to know the whereabouts of members HUANG PO TA (Huang Bo Da) from Chung Li and CHI PI (Qi Bi) from Taipei, whom I baptized in the 1960s. Does anybody have information about them?
Taiwan Taipei Admin Comment (15 Jul 2003)
For suggestions in finding members - the following webpage may be of help:
http://www.mission.net/en/main_memberlocator.html
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Does anyone know if the mission has reopened yet? Now that SARS has calmed down and is almost extinct is the missionary work back to normal??
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I wanted to post a message to the current mission home staff. My brother-in-law is living in Taipei (Shr Pai area) and was contacted by missionaries in a park during the month of March. His name is Lu Ping-Wen. He left his contact information with the missionaries for follow up. I would like to (if possible) find out which missionaries made contact and what type of follow up has been made. I have received e-mails from Ping-Wen asking questions and I have provided responses telling him about the young womens program and other programs the church offers. He has two daughters, the oldest of which is entering junior high school. I believe that he would be very interested in getting his daughter involved in the young womens activities as he is a very concerned father and wants the best for his family.
If you could get a message out to the Taipei area missionaries as to who made contact please provide them with my name (and e-mail address is they can send e-mail). I would also like to know which ward they are a part of for the young womens president to make direct contact with the family (particularly the oldest daughter). I believe that Ping-Wen would be more likely to have interest and join the church should contact be made through the local ward members (in addition to the missionaries). I am a ward missionary now and I know how important the members are in the missionary work -- the missionaries are called to "teach" not "find", finding is the responsibility of the members.
Any help in bringing the gospel to my brother-in-law and his family would be eternally greatful.
McKay.
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I am trying to find some contact information for Ladd Carlston. If anyone knows how to find him please drop me a line at :
hongtou12@yahoo.com
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Does anyone know how to contact Huang Wen Chien (Pocahontas), a sister missionary in 1984/1985? If so please let me know. Thanks! Lisa (Martineau) Hawkins (Ma)
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I am trying to find a member family from the Taoyuan 3rd ward. The mom's name is Ru Geng Yu Ming, she has two kids, both members. Their names are Pei Yuan and Pei Xuan. I have tried to contact them at their previous phone number and the number has been disconnected. If anyone has any information on where they are, please let me know.
Thanks
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I am trying to find the recipe for captain sause. If any returned missionaries are familiar with this desirable shui jiao dipping sauce, please contact me.
Lance Lamb
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Please read on, and feel free to help Karri out in her studies.
Dear Returned Missionary,
Aloha! My name is Karri Lam, and I am a junior studying Linguistics at Brigham Young University Hawaii Campus. I am working on a project investigating the factors which influence the loss and maintenance of mission languages. The results of our study will be reported April 30th at the Fourth International Symposium on Bilingualism in Tempe, Arizona. I am focusing on the maintenance of Chinese by returned missionaries, and would like to ask you to complete the following survey. This survey first requests background information about your learning of Chinese, and then asks you to respond to statements about it. The survey takes 5 to 15 minutes to complete.
Your participation in this research will be confidential as we will not publish or disseminate the names of respondents. Your participation will help to further our understanding of how mission languages can best be maintained. The results of the study will be made available to you if you indicate interest at the end of the survey. You can access the survey by clicking on the link below:
**** LINK IS NO LONGER ACTIVE ****
Thank you,
Karri Lam
P.S. If the link doesn't take you directly to the survey try copying and pasting the above URL into your browser's address window.
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I am looking for Brian Zimmerman, who served in the Taipei mission from 1985-1987 and was the A.P. at the end of his mission. He was one of the first missionaries who came to teach my family the discussions, and I would like to know how he is doing. If anyone know how to contact him, please email me. Thanks. allisonmerrill@msn.com
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He was Tonga missionary in Taipei mission near 1991.I have ever been his investigator.
I want to know about his life and how to connected with him.His family lived in Ca. U.S.A
at that time. Any who knows about him please give me e-mail.Thanks.
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Hi, I served in Yonghe from January to July of 1999. I baptized Chen Wei Yan (Kevin). I was wondering if anyone knew how he was doing or how to get in touch with him.
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Hello, my name is Doug Payne. I served in Taiwan Mission from 1964-67. Hard to believe I'm old now. My wife and I picked up our son in Aug. 2002 from his mission in Pusan Korea, and then we flew to Taiwan. What a change! The Temple was wonderful! The Chin Hua Chieh Chapel (which I had the pleasure of working on during its construction) was just starting to come down. What memories. I stumbled on this web site. Glad I did. I'd love conversing with any missionaries from that era. I served in Keelung, Chang Hua, Chung Lee, Hua Lien, and Taipei. Go to login to get my email address.
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Does anyone know President Phipps email address? If so, would you mind sending it to dtm4@email.byu.edu?
Thanks
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hey trent call,it's your buddy from i.p.d. remember? get in touch.
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Would anyone know the location of charles nunn?He was my "son" thank you
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Just wanted to tell everyone Happy Thanksgiving!!! I am so thankful for my plentiful blessings! I am especially thankful for this church, my wonderful family and that I was called to serve in Taiwan. Not a day goes by that I don't have a thought or memory from Taiwan pop into my head. I can't wait to go back one day! The church is true!
p. s. wenjie Ke, http://www.mandarintools.com/ is a great place to obtain resourses for learning chinese and missionary tools!
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