"And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord."
Merry Christmas ! We once again send our greetings and pray that Christmas finds you happy, healthy and in the company of family and loved ones. This sacred season naturally turns our thoughts to each of you, our beloved missionary family. We treasure those Texas Christmases shared together while in the service of the Savior. Thank you for your thoughts and expressions ---this Season and throughout the past year. Please excuse us for not responding individually. Nevertheless, we hope you feel a measure of our sincere and individual love for each one.
Here is a link to our family Christmas letter along with a few pictures. We hope you know just how we dearly love you all. We share our witness that the Babe---who's birth we celebrate--- IS the Savior of the World. And may your testimony of Him burn deep within throughout the New Year.
Love,
President and Sister Crockett
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
2009 October Mission Reunion
Howdy ya'll, another mission reunion is just around the corner! General Conference will be the first weekend in October and that means we'll be reuniting at the temple on the 1st and gathering for our 'come one, come all' get together on the 2nd.
As always, we need YOUR help in getting the word out. Simply point your mission friends to this website. Call, text, e-mail, Tweet, Facebook - just help spread the word... Please especially invite those who have returned home more recently. Do not assume that anyone already knows! Besides, it's a great chance to catch up with dear friends and renew wonderful memories of serving the Lord in Texas!
Details are as follows:
Thursday night: Temple Session
We'll meet again for a temple session @ 6:15 PM (dressed and ready) in the Jordan River temple chapel. You don't need to RSVP but we would love to see you there!
Friday night: Reunion
Friday night will be a "Munch and Mingle" that will commence at 7 PM with a short devotional at 8 PM. Blue Bell and goodies will abound. The October reunion will be at the chapel near the Crockett's home, 2675 E. Mount Jordan Road, Sandy Utah 84092. Map link is here. Attire is: dressy casual. This means you're probably over dressed with a tux and under dressed with shorts/flipflops.
To help us plan please RSVP by posting a comment on the blog. Just let us know your name (and maiden name?) and how many people will be attending. Do not feel that if you don't RSVP that you cannot come, we just want to make sure we have enough enough Blue Bell!
If you have any questions, you can call either David Lenz or the Crockett's directly:
David Lenz: david@davidlenz.com 360-904-3396
Crocketts: dlcrock@aol.com
Home: 801.943.1182
CELL #'s
Pres- 801.913.6310
Sister C.- 801.512.9891
Friday, March 6, 2009
April 2009 Reunion
Dear Missionaries--- It's Reunion time again!!
Here are the details for our gathering coming up in April:
April 2nd: On Thursday before Conference we will have a temple session at the Jordan River Temple. The session starts at 6:40 so please be ready in the chapel by 6:20 pm.
April 3rd: Friday night there will be an open house at our home: 2862 E 9800th S, Sandy, UT 84092 starting at 7 pm. (click here for map) . It will be a casual munch and mingle. You don't need to dress up but do try to look nice.
Please help spread the word and invite anyone you're in touch with. Carpooling is also encouraged due to limited parking.
Bring your spouse -- and the babies--your girlfriend --your boyfriend or come alone with your stories of neglect and heartbreak. Just drop bye and stay a while!!! We're especially excited to welcome you recently returned TFWM alumni to hear that latest the great Texas Fort Worth Mission. But you old timers need to be there too!
Blue Bell will once again be in attendance!!
Can't wait to see y'all and get caught up!
Love-- The Crocketts
Here are the details for our gathering coming up in April:
April 2nd: On Thursday before Conference we will have a temple session at the Jordan River Temple. The session starts at 6:40 so please be ready in the chapel by 6:20 pm.
April 3rd: Friday night there will be an open house at our home: 2862 E 9800th S, Sandy, UT 84092 starting at 7 pm. (click here for map) . It will be a casual munch and mingle. You don't need to dress up but do try to look nice.
Please help spread the word and invite anyone you're in touch with. Carpooling is also encouraged due to limited parking.
Bring your spouse -- and the babies--your girlfriend --your boyfriend or come alone with your stories of neglect and heartbreak. Just drop bye and stay a while!!! We're especially excited to welcome you recently returned TFWM alumni to hear that latest the great Texas Fort Worth Mission. But you old timers need to be there too!
Blue Bell will once again be in attendance!!
Can't wait to see y'all and get caught up!
Love-- The Crocketts
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Christmas Message from President & Sister Crockett
Dear Texas Fort Worth Missionaries,
Merry Christmas! We constantly reflect on our days together in Texas. Especially at this special time of year, we feel so blessed to have shared that sacred service with each of you.
A special thanks to all who have written, called or dropped by with your love and Holiday greetings. Please excuse us as we respond to you all in a more public way. Below you will find our family’s Christmas letter with a few pictures and commentary on 2008. We hope you will enjoy.
Elder Bednar recently said that this time of year people often ask, “Are you ready for Christmas?’ He added, “I don’t think the question is, ‘Are you ready for Christmas?’ The question is, “Are you and I ready for Christ?”
It is our testimony that we WILL be ready for Christmas by becoming faithfully and completely ready for Christ! Remember…Faith, Obedience, Diligence . Those lessons learned in the mission field will help you stay on course. May we seek Him so that He will forever be the center of our lives ----not only at Christmastime, but each and every day of the year.
May the Lord bless you with a magnificent 2009!
We Love You!
President and Sister Crockett
Dear Family and Friends,
Once again we extend our love and holiday greetings to you all. 2008 has been a most eventful year for the Crockett’s. Here are a few highlights:
Kristin, Greg & Madi packed up and headed north to Boise! Though they miss family and friends back in Utah they LOVE their new home (and Madi loves that she is only 5 minutes away from her cousin Ty Ty). Their beautiful, vibrant Madi will be 2 in January and is definitely in charge. She is talking up a storm and has a great love for music and singing…sometimes even right in tune! She is adored by her parents who love every second with her. In addition to Greg’s work with APX Security Systems, Madi’s mom and dad are getting ready to launch some fun , new business ventures and are excited for 2009 and beyond. They are SO very happy and most of all grateful for the Lord and His many blessings this Christmas season.
Denny has a beautiful home in the Lehi /Alpine area with his newest addition—a playful, black lab named “Jack”. Wow, what a handful! Denny remains active in his singles ward where he has served as Elders Quorum President for just under 3 years. He has now been called as the Gospel Doctrine teacher. He spent another season coaching Varsity and JV football at Brighton High. He continues to help manage eMegaplex and also enjoying growing success as an investor. At the Crockett family reunion this summer, his Uncle Chuck suggested that a “nickname change” was in order. Instead of “little Denny” (with his dad being “BIG Denny”) , he now will be known as “Denny the Younger”! ( So, does that make his dad Denny the Older?”)
Camee, Matt and little Ty are still in Boise are excited to welcome a new little sister to the family. (She’s due to arrive near her Uncle McKay’s birthday, Feb 7). Ty just turned 2 earlier this month and is the cutest!! He loves cars and his cousin Madi! He is always on the go and can brighten anyone’s day with his adorable smile. Matt is going to school at Boise State and will be managing with APX Security Systems again this summer. Although Camee ran the field office for APX last year, this summer with 2 kids on her hip instead of just one, she’s excited to just be a Mom. They have recently been called to serve in the Spanish Branch of their Stake, Matt in the Elders Quorum Presidency and Camee in the Young Women’s Presidency. ( Camee’s Spanish carries a fun, little Japanese twang).
McKay returned in January from a very successful mission in Chile. Mom and Dad were blessed to travel to Vina Del Mar, where they met him and spent a few days meeting his Mission President and wife along with many of the wonderful Chilean people Elder Crockett grew to love. We also did a little missionary work before returning to the states. Muy Bueno! He is now continuing his education at BYU as a Music Media major. He is also a member of the popular BYU a cappella performing group “ Vocal Point.” It’s great to see McKay back on stage again! He also found time to return to Brighton and choreograph the musical “Grease” for his old high school alma mater. Last summer McKay enjoyed a very successful sales season working with APX Security Systems. This year he will return as an assistant manager working along side Matt and Greg. This boy sure knows how to keep busy!!
Can you believe that Cortnee graduated from High School in June and is now a freshman in college!?! Our baby now attends UVU in Provo, living in the same apartment complex and attending the same student ward as McKay. She is majoring in elementary education. Her love of soccer continues as she played on not one, but TWO intra-mural soccer teams this fall. She has many special friends that have left recently on their missions ( one in particular) which keeps her busy writing letters. After 3 years in Texas as a missionary, she is now getting to know the “other side” of mission life. Speaking of Texas, she keeps in constant touch with her wonderful Texas BFFL (… best friends for life… for those of you who don’t speak text). We love our Cort!!
Teri and Den ( aka Mom and Dad, Grammy and Grandpa) are still adjusting to after-mission life but slowly seem to be gaining on it. Den is getting back to the workplace while Teri is enthusiastically polishing her grand-parenting skills! We have loved spending time with our children, whether it be going on tour with the HS Choir, attending soccer games, Vocal Point performances, watching a certain coach on the sidelines or just those Sunday dinner get -togethers. What joy there is in family. We have also enjoyed EVERY second of being Grandparents! What a sweet blessing it is to watch our children ---and THEIR children--- grow and develop. We have loved serving together this year in several wonderful Church callings ; teaching the stake Senior Missionary Preparation class ; a General Church assignment of coordinating the visiting choirs that perform in each General Conference ( April and October); and, most recently we have been called as the Chairmen for the upcoming Temple Dedication Celebration that will coincide with the dedication of the new Draper and Oquirrh Temples in 2009. This “youth event” is similar to those cultural evenings that have been associated with temple dedications worldwide. This will be the first such Celebration to be held in the Salt Lake Valley. We are working on this project with some of the most talented, dedicated and inspiring people. We expect it to be powerful and inspirational event for the nearly 15,000 youth and their families that live in these 2 Temple districts. Keep us in your prayers. We will need it!
We want to convey to you our love and sincere wishes for a blessed Christmas . May this Season be filled with the peace and joy of loved ones near. And may your New Year be happy, healthy and prosperous. Most of all we send to you our witness that the Babe of Bethlehem IS the Savior of the World. And that He is THE source of all that is good.
Love,
The Crockett’s
Dennis, Teri, McKay , Cortnee , Kristin, Greg & Madi,
Camee, Matt & Ty ( and ??), Denny the Younger!
Christmas 2008
Merry Christmas! We constantly reflect on our days together in Texas. Especially at this special time of year, we feel so blessed to have shared that sacred service with each of you.
A special thanks to all who have written, called or dropped by with your love and Holiday greetings. Please excuse us as we respond to you all in a more public way. Below you will find our family’s Christmas letter with a few pictures and commentary on 2008. We hope you will enjoy.
Elder Bednar recently said that this time of year people often ask, “Are you ready for Christmas?’ He added, “I don’t think the question is, ‘Are you ready for Christmas?’ The question is, “Are you and I ready for Christ?”
It is our testimony that we WILL be ready for Christmas by becoming faithfully and completely ready for Christ! Remember…Faith, Obedience, Diligence . Those lessons learned in the mission field will help you stay on course. May we seek Him so that He will forever be the center of our lives ----not only at Christmastime, but each and every day of the year.
May the Lord bless you with a magnificent 2009!
We Love You!
President and Sister Crockett
Dear Family and Friends,
Once again we extend our love and holiday greetings to you all. 2008 has been a most eventful year for the Crockett’s. Here are a few highlights:
Kristin, Greg & Madi packed up and headed north to Boise! Though they miss family and friends back in Utah they LOVE their new home (and Madi loves that she is only 5 minutes away from her cousin Ty Ty). Their beautiful, vibrant Madi will be 2 in January and is definitely in charge. She is talking up a storm and has a great love for music and singing…sometimes even right in tune! She is adored by her parents who love every second with her. In addition to Greg’s work with APX Security Systems, Madi’s mom and dad are getting ready to launch some fun , new business ventures and are excited for 2009 and beyond. They are SO very happy and most of all grateful for the Lord and His many blessings this Christmas season.
Denny has a beautiful home in the Lehi /Alpine area with his newest addition—a playful, black lab named “Jack”. Wow, what a handful! Denny remains active in his singles ward where he has served as Elders Quorum President for just under 3 years. He has now been called as the Gospel Doctrine teacher. He spent another season coaching Varsity and JV football at Brighton High. He continues to help manage eMegaplex and also enjoying growing success as an investor. At the Crockett family reunion this summer, his Uncle Chuck suggested that a “nickname change” was in order. Instead of “little Denny” (with his dad being “BIG Denny”) , he now will be known as “Denny the Younger”! ( So, does that make his dad Denny the Older?”)
Camee, Matt and little Ty are still in Boise are excited to welcome a new little sister to the family. (She’s due to arrive near her Uncle McKay’s birthday, Feb 7). Ty just turned 2 earlier this month and is the cutest!! He loves cars and his cousin Madi! He is always on the go and can brighten anyone’s day with his adorable smile. Matt is going to school at Boise State and will be managing with APX Security Systems again this summer. Although Camee ran the field office for APX last year, this summer with 2 kids on her hip instead of just one, she’s excited to just be a Mom. They have recently been called to serve in the Spanish Branch of their Stake, Matt in the Elders Quorum Presidency and Camee in the Young Women’s Presidency. ( Camee’s Spanish carries a fun, little Japanese twang).
McKay returned in January from a very successful mission in Chile. Mom and Dad were blessed to travel to Vina Del Mar, where they met him and spent a few days meeting his Mission President and wife along with many of the wonderful Chilean people Elder Crockett grew to love. We also did a little missionary work before returning to the states. Muy Bueno! He is now continuing his education at BYU as a Music Media major. He is also a member of the popular BYU a cappella performing group “ Vocal Point.” It’s great to see McKay back on stage again! He also found time to return to Brighton and choreograph the musical “Grease” for his old high school alma mater. Last summer McKay enjoyed a very successful sales season working with APX Security Systems. This year he will return as an assistant manager working along side Matt and Greg. This boy sure knows how to keep busy!!
Can you believe that Cortnee graduated from High School in June and is now a freshman in college!?! Our baby now attends UVU in Provo, living in the same apartment complex and attending the same student ward as McKay. She is majoring in elementary education. Her love of soccer continues as she played on not one, but TWO intra-mural soccer teams this fall. She has many special friends that have left recently on their missions ( one in particular) which keeps her busy writing letters. After 3 years in Texas as a missionary, she is now getting to know the “other side” of mission life. Speaking of Texas, she keeps in constant touch with her wonderful Texas BFFL (… best friends for life… for those of you who don’t speak text). We love our Cort!!
Teri and Den ( aka Mom and Dad, Grammy and Grandpa) are still adjusting to after-mission life but slowly seem to be gaining on it. Den is getting back to the workplace while Teri is enthusiastically polishing her grand-parenting skills! We have loved spending time with our children, whether it be going on tour with the HS Choir, attending soccer games, Vocal Point performances, watching a certain coach on the sidelines or just those Sunday dinner get -togethers. What joy there is in family. We have also enjoyed EVERY second of being Grandparents! What a sweet blessing it is to watch our children ---and THEIR children--- grow and develop. We have loved serving together this year in several wonderful Church callings ; teaching the stake Senior Missionary Preparation class ; a General Church assignment of coordinating the visiting choirs that perform in each General Conference ( April and October); and, most recently we have been called as the Chairmen for the upcoming Temple Dedication Celebration that will coincide with the dedication of the new Draper and Oquirrh Temples in 2009. This “youth event” is similar to those cultural evenings that have been associated with temple dedications worldwide. This will be the first such Celebration to be held in the Salt Lake Valley. We are working on this project with some of the most talented, dedicated and inspiring people. We expect it to be powerful and inspirational event for the nearly 15,000 youth and their families that live in these 2 Temple districts. Keep us in your prayers. We will need it!
We want to convey to you our love and sincere wishes for a blessed Christmas . May this Season be filled with the peace and joy of loved ones near. And may your New Year be happy, healthy and prosperous. Most of all we send to you our witness that the Babe of Bethlehem IS the Savior of the World. And that He is THE source of all that is good.
Love,
The Crockett’s
Dennis, Teri, McKay , Cortnee , Kristin, Greg & Madi,
Camee, Matt & Ty ( and ??), Denny the Younger!
Christmas 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Message from President Crockett
Dear Elders and Sisters,
What a delight it was to see so many of you at our last reunion. We look forward to many more gatherings in the coming months/years. We will post some pictures and additional information in the next few weeks...so please drop by occasionally to get a fresh update.
In light of recent press relating to issues like the recent California vote, I thought you would find the following excerpt from a talk given by Elder Neal A. Maxwell in 1979 very profound. This is why we call these men prophets. Listen and follow the Brethren!
Our love to you all,
President and Sister Crockett
Subject: Elder Maxwell Quote
Neal A. Maxwell, “A More Determined Discipleship,” Ensign, Feb 1979, 69–73
Make no mistake about it, brothers and sisters, in the months and years ahead, events are likely to require each member to decide whether or not he will follow the First Presidency. Members will find it more difficult to halt longer between two opinions. (See 1 Kgs. 18:21 <http://scriptures.lds.org/1_kgs/18/21#21 > .)
President Marion G. Romney said, many years ago, that he had “never hesitated to follow the counsel of the Authorities of the Church even though it crossed my social, professional or political life” (in Conference Report, Apr. 1941, p. 123). This is a hard doctrine, but it is a particularly vital doctrine in a society which is becoming more wicked. In short, brothers and sisters, not being ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ includes not being ashamed of the prophets of Jesus Christ! It's up to each member to decide whether or not he will follow the First Presidency.
Your discipleship may see the time when such religious convictions are discounted. M. J. Sobran also said, “A religious conviction is now a second-class conviction, expected to step deferentially to the back of the secular bus, and not to get uppity about it” (Human Life Review, Summer 1978, pp. 58–59). This new irreligious imperialism seeks to disallow certain opinions simply because those opinions grow out of religious convictions. Resistance to abortion will be seen as primitive. Concern over the institution of the family will be viewed as untrendy and unenlightened.
Before the ultimate victory of the forces of righteousness, some skirmishes will be lost. Even in these, however, let us leave a record so that the choices are clear, letting others do as they will in the face of prophetic counsel.
There will also be times, happily, when a minor defeat seems probable, but others will step forward, having been rallied to rightness by what we do. We will know the joy, on occasion, of having awakened a slumbering majority of the decent people of all races and creeds which was, till then, unconscious of itself.
Jesus said that when the fig trees put forth their leaves, “summer is nigh” (Matt. 24:32 <http://scriptures.lds.org/matt/24/32#32 > ). Thus warned that summer is upon us, let us not then complain of the heat!
http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=2354fccf2b7db010VgnVCM1000004d82620aRCRD&locale=0&sourceId=1846d0640b96b010VgnVCM1000004d82620a____&hideNav=1
What a delight it was to see so many of you at our last reunion. We look forward to many more gatherings in the coming months/years. We will post some pictures and additional information in the next few weeks...so please drop by occasionally to get a fresh update.
In light of recent press relating to issues like the recent California vote, I thought you would find the following excerpt from a talk given by Elder Neal A. Maxwell in 1979 very profound. This is why we call these men prophets. Listen and follow the Brethren!
Our love to you all,
President and Sister Crockett
Subject: Elder Maxwell Quote
Neal A. Maxwell, “A More Determined Discipleship,” Ensign, Feb 1979, 69–73
Make no mistake about it, brothers and sisters, in the months and years ahead, events are likely to require each member to decide whether or not he will follow the First Presidency. Members will find it more difficult to halt longer between two opinions. (See 1 Kgs. 18:21 <http://scriptures.lds.org/1_
President Marion G. Romney said, many years ago, that he had “never hesitated to follow the counsel of the Authorities of the Church even though it crossed my social, professional or political life” (in Conference Report, Apr. 1941, p. 123). This is a hard doctrine, but it is a particularly vital doctrine in a society which is becoming more wicked. In short, brothers and sisters, not being ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ includes not being ashamed of the prophets of Jesus Christ! It's up to each member to decide whether or not he will follow the First Presidency.
Your discipleship may see the time when such religious convictions are discounted. M. J. Sobran also said, “A religious conviction is now a second-class conviction, expected to step deferentially to the back of the secular bus, and not to get uppity about it” (Human Life Review, Summer 1978, pp. 58–59). This new irreligious imperialism seeks to disallow certain opinions simply because those opinions grow out of religious convictions. Resistance to abortion will be seen as primitive. Concern over the institution of the family will be viewed as untrendy and unenlightened.
Before the ultimate victory of the forces of righteousness, some skirmishes will be lost. Even in these, however, let us leave a record so that the choices are clear, letting others do as they will in the face of prophetic counsel.
There will also be times, happily, when a minor defeat seems probable, but others will step forward, having been rallied to rightness by what we do. We will know the joy, on occasion, of having awakened a slumbering majority of the decent people of all races and creeds which was, till then, unconscious of itself.
Jesus said that when the fig trees put forth their leaves, “summer is nigh” (Matt. 24:32 <http://scriptures.lds.org/
http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/
Monday, September 8, 2008
2008 Fall Mission Reunion!
Howdy ya'll, another mission reunion is just around the corner! General Conference will be on October 4th and 5th, which means we'll be having a temple session on the 2nd and a reunion on the 3rd.
As with times past, we need YOUR help in getting the word out. Simply point your mission friends to this website. Call, text, e-mail, Facebook (or any social networking), snail mail, any way that you can! Please especially focus on those who have returned home more recently. Do not assume that anyone already knows! Besides, its a great chance to catch up with people!
Details are as follows:
Thursday night: Temple Session
We'll meet again for a temple session @ 6:15 PM (dressed and ready) in the Jordan River temple chapel. You don't need to RSVP but we would love to see you there!
Friday night: Reunion
Friday night will be a "Munch and Mingle" that will commence at 7 PM with a short devotional at 8 PM. Blue Bell and goodies will abound. The October reunion will be at the chapel near the Crockett's home, 2675 E. Mount Jordan Road, Sandy Utah 84092. Map link is here.
Attire is: dressy casual. This means you're probably over dressed with a tux and under dressed with shorts/flipflops.
RSVP by posting a comment on the blog. Just let us know your name (and maiden nume?) and how many people will be attending. Do not feel that if you don't RSVP that you cannot come, we just need to make sure we have enough goodies (and there will ALWYAS be enough Bluebell!)
We will continue this alternating "Fall @ the chapel, Spring @ the Crockett's home" rotation until further notice.
If you have any questions, you can call either David Lenz or the Crockett's directly:
David Lenz: david@davidlenz.com 360-904-3396
Crocketts: dlcrock@aol.com
Home: 801.943.1182
NEW CELL #'s
Pres- 801.913.6310 ( effective now)
Sister C.- 801.512.9891 ( after Sept 10)
As with times past, we need YOUR help in getting the word out. Simply point your mission friends to this website. Call, text, e-mail, Facebook (or any social networking), snail mail, any way that you can! Please especially focus on those who have returned home more recently. Do not assume that anyone already knows! Besides, its a great chance to catch up with people!
Details are as follows:
Thursday night: Temple Session
We'll meet again for a temple session @ 6:15 PM (dressed and ready) in the Jordan River temple chapel. You don't need to RSVP but we would love to see you there!
Friday night: Reunion
Friday night will be a "Munch and Mingle" that will commence at 7 PM with a short devotional at 8 PM. Blue Bell and goodies will abound. The October reunion will be at the chapel near the Crockett's home, 2675 E. Mount Jordan Road, Sandy Utah 84092. Map link is here.
Attire is: dressy casual. This means you're probably over dressed with a tux and under dressed with shorts/flipflops.
RSVP by posting a comment on the blog. Just let us know your name (and maiden nume?) and how many people will be attending. Do not feel that if you don't RSVP that you cannot come, we just need to make sure we have enough goodies (and there will ALWYAS be enough Bluebell!)
We will continue this alternating "Fall @ the chapel, Spring @ the Crockett's home" rotation until further notice.
If you have any questions, you can call either David Lenz or the Crockett's directly:
David Lenz: david@davidlenz.com 360-904-3396
Crocketts: dlcrock@aol.com
Home: 801.943.1182
NEW CELL #'s
Pres- 801.913.6310 ( effective now)
Sister C.- 801.512.9891 ( after Sept 10)
Thursday, March 20, 2008
A Mission Gathering is Coming Up!
In April we will be having a missionary gathering. The full out reunions will be held in October, but every April we will still have a small gathering at the Crockett's home. Here are details:
April 3rd: On Thursday before Conference we will have a temple session at the Jordan River Temple. The session starts at 6:40 so please be ready in the chapel by 6:20 pm.
April 4th: Friday night there will be a gathering at the Crockett's home: 2862 E 9800th S, Sandy, UT 84092 starting at 7 pm. It will just be a casual munch and mingle. You don't need to dress up but do try to look nice.
Please help spread the word and invite anyone you're in touch with. Carpooling is also encouraged (and smart considering gas prices).
RSVP via commenting on the blog. Be sure to put your name in the body of the comment. Thanks!
Forward Texas Ft. Worth!
April 3rd: On Thursday before Conference we will have a temple session at the Jordan River Temple. The session starts at 6:40 so please be ready in the chapel by 6:20 pm.
April 4th: Friday night there will be a gathering at the Crockett's home: 2862 E 9800th S, Sandy, UT 84092 starting at 7 pm. It will just be a casual munch and mingle. You don't need to dress up but do try to look nice.
Please help spread the word and invite anyone you're in touch with. Carpooling is also encouraged (and smart considering gas prices).
RSVP via commenting on the blog. Be sure to put your name in the body of the comment. Thanks!
Forward Texas Ft. Worth!
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