Elder Dallas and Sister Nancy Miller upon their arrival in Sierra Vista |
Tuesday evening, we met at the Olive Garden Restaurant for dinner with the Millers, Kovacs, and Gonzales'. We had a wonderful dinner and opportunity to let everyone get acquainted.
From left to right, Genevieve and Tony Kovaks, The Millers, The Heningers, Maria and Caesar Gonzales |
Wednesday, we got up early, closed up the 5th wheel trailer and headed to the mission office for an interview with President Passey. That lasted about an hour and was wonderful. He was very gracious and grateful for our service.
President Passey with us as we get ready to leave the mission |
We spent several days playing with the grandkids and especially the twins. Sunday, we assisted Ben in blessing Dallin and Lily.
Dallin and Lilly just before their blessing |
Two proud grandparents |
Children left to right, Hyrum, Dallin, James, Lily, Evaleen. Parents Kim and Ben Schoonmaker |
Wednesday, we left Logan and drove all the way home. Since Wednesday, we have been trying to move back into our house and get everything unpacked. Thursday, we met with President Anderson, first counselor in the stake, to be released.
This officially finished our mission. It was a great experience that we will never forget. We made some friendships that we hope will last an eternity. It has been a bit strange not wearing the badge. It was wonderful to see all our family and we are grateful to be home. The people in Arizona will always hold a special place in our heart.
It is now time to prepare for our next adventure. I am not sure what that will be, but we will do our best.
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