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I did not know Randy, But he served in the Bangkok Thailand mission and I thought some of you may. Here is his Obituary......
Randall Dean Austin
1960 ~ 2006
Randall Dean Austin, of Chadron, Nebraska, died peacefully at his sister's home in Salt Lake City on December 12, 2006, of causes related to cancer.
Randy was born May 30, 1960 in Seattle, Washington. He was raised there and in Provo, Utah, and graduated from Provo High School. Randy served an LDS mission to Thailand. He received a BS in Political Science from UCLA, an MPA from the University of Georgia, and a PhD in US History from the University of Arkansas. He has been a beloved history professor for 10 years, most recently at Chadron State College in Nebraska. He was awarded the Professor of the Year three times during his career. He also served as a political commentator for Wichita TV stations. Randy was very active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving in leadership positions in Alamo, TN; Wichita, KS; and Chadron, NE.
Randy's love for travel led him to nearly every continent, motivated by his thirst for historical knowledge and cultural awareness. Never one to sit still, he had a desire to see everything and do everything.
Randy loved his family and was known as the "favorite Uncle Randy."
Randy is survived by his father, Dean M. Austin, and by three sisters and three brothers: Kathryn (Eben) Visher, (Sacramento, CA); Lawrence Austin (Pleasant Grove, UT); Marjorie (Stephen) Lamb (Salt Lake City, UT); Michael (Robin) Austin (Orem, UT); Mark Austin (Salt Lake City, UT); and Elizabeth (Stephen) Duford (Salem, OR). He is also survived by 34 nieces and nephews. Randy was preceded in death by his mother, Mildred Chandler Austin, and his sister, Marilyn Austin.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, December 18, 2006 at 1:30 PM at the East Millcreek Stake Center, 3103 East Craig Drive (3600 South). Friends and family may visit from 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM prior to services. Condolences may be sent to www.holbrookmortuary.com. Interment: Salt Lake City Cemetery.
Published in the Daily Herald on 12/17/2006.
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I'm returning to Thailand for the first time in three years and would love to see Sister Bia (in Ayutthaya) and Sister Wilay whom I believe moved to Khon Kean from Roi Et? Does anyone know the contact info for either of these sisters? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Aaron Nelson
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The celebration commemorating 40 years of the Church in Thailand was a fabulous experience. (20-21 October 2006)
I would like to thank the Bangkok Stake leadership and members for being such excellent hosts and for putting on such a tremendous event.
The experience was both powerful and humbling.
I can’t wait for 2016 for the 50th!
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Does anyone happen to know about how many sister missionaries are currently serving in Thailand? I get asked that a lot, and I'm not exactly sure how to go about finding an answer. Maybe one of you could help?
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Does anyone know the status of new missionaries getting their visas to go into Thailand. I know a young man who did not get his and since my son is at the MTC going to Thailand in December 2006, I was wondering if he would most likely get his. Don Ward
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Hey,
I will be going to Koh Phi Phi and Koh Tao this January. Does anyone have any recommended places for accomodations for either place? I don't need anything fancy, just safe and secure from thieft basically. Any other recommendations for traveling/experiencing these places would be great!
Fellow RM, Aaron Nelson
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Hello All, I am going to be serving in Thailand pretty soon. I enter the MTC on Nov. 15th and I have a couple ?'s. How long does it usually take for a letter to get from the US to Thailand and visa versa? My mom is really worried about me getting contact solution in Thailand. I've heard there are little shops for everything in Thailand so I'm assuming there will be a shop that has contact solution. My mom wants me to keep posting ?'s as they come and I will gratefully accept anyone's comments on things i should know or things you wish you had known before you got there or something that's important to take. Thanx!
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Hello All, I am going to be serving in Thailand pretty soon. I enter the MTC on Nov. 15th and I have a couple ?'s. How long does it usually take for a letter to get from the US to Thailand and visa versa? My mom is really worried about me getting contact solution in Thailand. I've heard there are little shops for everything in Thailand so I'm assuming there will be a shop that has contact solution. My mom wants me to keep posting ?'s as they come and I will gratefully accept anyone's comments on things i should know or things you wish you had known before you got there or something that's important to take. Thanx!
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Dear Friends,
I would like to keep you inform that, no cost for participate with 40th Anniversary activity in Bangkok Stake. Stake will cover all expenses during October 20-21 (October 20- no cost for transportation and meals, October 21 no cost for all day long meals).
Best Regards,
Wisan
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Dear Friends,
My correct e-mail address is WisanbannawitWi@ldschurch.org
Best Regards,
Sawatdee Krap,
Wisan Wisanbannawit
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