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Elder Daniel Warr

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Presidents:
Demar Staniscia (1985 - 1988) | Paulo Renato Grahl (1988 - 1991)
Served: 1988 - 1989
Areas Served:
Anapolis, GO: Cidade Nova, Manaus; Taguatinga, DF; Goiania, GO; Gama 2, DF
Companions:
Gleydson Ferreira Cintra | Sebron L Farmer | Cesar Lenine Góes | Brad Lund | Jonathan Paulson | Darren Wayne Pulsipher
Your Occupation: Medical MFG Superintendent
Spouse: Gina Warr
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I have been married for 12 years and two wonderful children: Austin(10) and Hallee(8). We enjoy spending time camping and riding our four wheelers at our property near Duchesne, Utah. I am grateful for the opportunity given me to serve in the Brasil, Brasilia Mission and for the gospel which I have the priviledge of sharing with my family and freinds. In addition, I am grateful for all of the wonderful freinds I made in Brasil.

The companions I had the pleasure of serving with are Elders Whipple, Wagner, Paulson, Brazzeal, Lund, Carmo, Farmer, Froio, Cesar, Cintra, and Wescott.
 
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