Robert writes home #26 4-5-93
4-5-93
Dear Mother,
I hope this finds you feeling well.
We're doing fine. We take Sam in to Fresno for his MRI to check to see if there is any cancer recurring day after tomorrow. We're pretty anxious about that. I'll let you know what we find out.
We attended all five satellite conference sessions in the ward this weekend. It was outstanding. Such a comprehensive coverage of the areas needing attention in our society. I give my dis a test on Sunday evening on the conference talks. It really works. I give them a bottle of soda if they can answer 50% or better. (Actually I pick whatever the low score is as the cut off so that no one gets left out.) With that incentive they pay attention to the speakers and take notes. The test also gives me a chance to review and summarize the most important points.
This week is spring vacation, so they're all home. It's starting to get windy. You can tell that it's getting close to May Day. The weather is always windy and cold at the May Day fair.
We had a baptism after the second session of conference. Three converts were baptized. Patty Vasquez and her children, Josh and Audra. We have had alot of convert baptisms this year. I've never seen so much missionary success in Los Banos.
Anna Mae Lieshman was home today. I guess her health made it necessary for her to come home a couple of months early from her mission.
My genealogy class is going to the temple in Oakland this Friday. I went over to a couple in the ward who have the temple computer program and put some names on a disc for a sister in Dos Palos to get them ready to take up to the temple genealogical library and put them on Temple Ready. Now I've gone through the whole computer submission process. It's pretty easy, if you have access to the programs. I'm really enjoying that assignment.
We're praying for you every day.
I love you,
Your son Robert.
Dear Mother,
I hope this finds you feeling well.
We're doing fine. We take Sam in to Fresno for his MRI to check to see if there is any cancer recurring day after tomorrow. We're pretty anxious about that. I'll let you know what we find out.
We attended all five satellite conference sessions in the ward this weekend. It was outstanding. Such a comprehensive coverage of the areas needing attention in our society. I give my dis a test on Sunday evening on the conference talks. It really works. I give them a bottle of soda if they can answer 50% or better. (Actually I pick whatever the low score is as the cut off so that no one gets left out.) With that incentive they pay attention to the speakers and take notes. The test also gives me a chance to review and summarize the most important points.
This week is spring vacation, so they're all home. It's starting to get windy. You can tell that it's getting close to May Day. The weather is always windy and cold at the May Day fair.
We had a baptism after the second session of conference. Three converts were baptized. Patty Vasquez and her children, Josh and Audra. We have had alot of convert baptisms this year. I've never seen so much missionary success in Los Banos.
Anna Mae Lieshman was home today. I guess her health made it necessary for her to come home a couple of months early from her mission.
My genealogy class is going to the temple in Oakland this Friday. I went over to a couple in the ward who have the temple computer program and put some names on a disc for a sister in Dos Palos to get them ready to take up to the temple genealogical library and put them on Temple Ready. Now I've gone through the whole computer submission process. It's pretty easy, if you have access to the programs. I'm really enjoying that assignment.
We're praying for you every day.
I love you,
Your son Robert.
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