Til We Meet Again
Dear Brothers and Sisters, We are sure you have heard by now that we are moving out of the ward. This will be our last posting. We wanted to leave you with some thoughts as we have been downsizing. One article we found was from The Nome Nugget, a newspaper from Nome, Alaska. Brother May received this paper when he was a reporter working in Nome. On the front page of the Thursday, April 14, 1988 edition, is an article entitled “Family history salvaged at Nome City Dump”. It is a story about a man who was tossing a load of trash in the Nome City Dump and his foot slipped on something slick. He picked it up and found a baby book among the items. The book contained more than 100 photos and notations from a mom about her new baby son. The notations covered his life from his birth in 1946 through the year 1962. They included information about his family members – his father, his brother and his mom. As the man looked through this baby book and the photos he felt he