A Neat Family in Rexburg South Stake

The Haws Family

The older children are adopted, they met them when they went to Ethiopia for their honeymoon to work in the orphanage. A wonderful family.

More Neat Missionaries

Sister Dingle

Elder Mendes

Elder Weeks

Archer Ward

A sweet family we met in the Archer Ward

Gage, Lindsay, Jasmine, Riley and Hadlie

The Archer Ward had a delicious Christmas Dinner and Program.

More Missionary Fun

 

December 2011 Missionary Zone Conference

Sister Owens (from Texas), Sister Johnson (from Texas), Sister Stradling (from Arizona) and Sister Koka (from Tonga). These Sister are in our District.

Sister Colton, Mission President’s wife, a wonderful lady.

President Colton, a wonderful man.

A group of us got birthday congratulations and a $5.00 gift card to Wendy’s. That was not the whole group.

They had a talent show, this is a group of Elders and Sisters from our area, they did a Tonga dance. Not sure who won but they were great.

Halloween with a cute family from South Rexburg

We had a garden full of pumpkins, so we invited this family

over to carve some.

Tristian is so cute and had a fun time too (as long as I didn't pick her up).

Ashley's pumpking with horns

Sister Butler's

Brother Butler's

They have other children that couldn't come so we sent them home

with 4 more pumpkins.

Potato Harvest in South Rexburg

These are pictures from Lee Sutton's Potato Farm in South Rexburg



It was very interesting to see how potatoes are harvested



They dig them up first, then another machine comes along and put the potatoes
in a pile, then another machine comes along and picks them up and
puts them on the truck.

The truck then takes them to the potato storage building

As the truck unloads the potatoes workers pull out any stalks or weeds

The potatoes are then piled up in the storage building until sold.
This building is HUGE! He has several huge buildings and when harvest is
over all the buildings are full of potatoes. It is temperature controlled.
Thanks Lee for letting us see how it is all done.

MORE WONDERFUL MISSIONARIES WE HAVE MET