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Elder Richard Burnett

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Presidents:
Louis Latimer (1970 - 1973) | John Heward (1973 - 1976)
Served: 1972 - 1974
Areas Served:
Cuenca, Guayaquil, Quito, Office, Milagro
Companions:
Bart Bradshaw | Gary Brough | David C. Pepperdine | SANFORD Poulsen | J. Michael Roach | Greg Smith
Your Occupation: engineer
Spouse: Charlotte
Comments:
We have been blessed with four wonderful kids. Troy served in Argentina Mendoza, married in the Bountiful Temple two years ago, works at an internet company and attends the Univ of Utah. Trevor served in Argentina Bahia Blanca and attends the U of U in computer science. Talesha will be at Utah State Univ this fall. And Tamori begins junior high school.

My family is my life and along with work and church service, I'm busier than a cat in a roomful of rocking chairs. I've served in many different church positions but enjoyed my tours of duty as YM Pres the most. I love the youth.

I maintain contact with Greg & Debi (Potter) Smith and Gery Nielsen and occasionally with Bryce Taggart and Gary Brough. I relish the memories and still look forward to returning to Ecuador some day. But at the current rate, it will be with my wife as a missionary couple rather than tourists.

The Gospel is true. Share it with everyone. Prepare for your second tour of duty while being a missionary everyday.
 
Created: 30 May 2001  Modified: 28 Nov 2006
Last Login: 28 Nov 2006 10:46:32 AM
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