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Elder Nolan Rex Paulsen

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Presidents:
P. Bruce Mitchell (1977 - 1980)
Served: 1978 - 1980
Areas Served:
Tasmania north and south, Vic. North, Vic East, Fairfield, Caufield, Waverly, Footscray
Companions:
Matthew J. Batschi | Duane B Merrell | Robert Ian Murphy | David W. Stanbrough | Bret D Williams | Glenn D. Williams
Your Occupation: Mechanical Engineer
Spouse: Marlene Paulsen
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Married Miriam Austin. Had two sons, Rendel-20 and Jeffrey 16. Attended BYU. BA degree in Mechanical Engineering 1987. Went to work at Naval Air Warfare Center, China Lake CA. Served as Bishop for six years. Miriam had mental problems, took the boys and left me and went to Idaho. I fought to get my sons for three years at a cost of about $100,000.00. I have full custody now and she went to jail for a time. Remaried now to Marlene Bigler (Snow Flake AZ)April 1997. In the Stake Presedency now. Still going strong. Always Active. I look back on my mission as a wounderful foundation for my life. I have been back to Austrailia three time on government buisness. I would love to hear from any one who knew me then.
 
Created: 24 Mar 2001  Modified: 16 Jan 2002
Last Login: 08 Aug 2003 10:35:55 AM
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