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| Presidents: J. Ricardo Pérez (1995 - 1998) | |
| Served: 1995 - 1997 | |
| Language(s) spoken:spanish/espanol | |
| Areas Served: Montefresco, Fesitrahn, Ceiba, Santa Rosa | |
| Companions: Janice Mcdowell (Myers) | Laura Monestel | Michelle Willis (Schurig) | |
| Your Occupation: stay home mom | |
| Spouse: Vili Mafileo Alusa | |
| Comments: HOLA/ALOHA! Como estan mis amigos de Honduras? How are all my peeps from Honduras! After the mission I went back to BYU-HAWAII and finished my bachelor's in Social Work and worked as a Juvenile Probation Officer for 7 1/2 years. I married a Tongan boy from California in the Oakland Temple July 8 2000 and we have a 7 year old daughter named Leilani and a 4 year old daughter named Phoenix and a nine month old son named Paelata. We live here in Salt Lake City, Utah. I quit my job to care for my youngest daughter because she was born with a heart defect, Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (meaning she has half a heart that functions). She just had her third open heart surgery and is doing well. She is a miracle and I have the opportunity to stay home and care for my two girls and son. Having her makes me realize how mortal we are and the true meaning of this life and the wonderful blessing that familes can be together forever. We currently attend a Tongan ward, we have three Tongan stakes here in Utah. I have served in several areas of Young Womens and Primary but my favorite is serving in cub scouts. My spanish is not as good as it use to be but I use it every opportunity I can. Hope everyone is doing well, it is good to get updates from everyone so email me. LOVE TO ALL MY HONDURAN FAMILY AND FRIENDS! | |
| Created: 05 Feb 2004 Modified: 13 Jul 2009 | |
| Last Login: 13 Jul 2009 01:20:12 PM | |
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