Hi! How are you all!

Hi!  How are you all?  Dad is sick tonight.  I must have caught a cold on the plane, now it's his turn.  We had a busy week in the office.  The elders are so great to work with.  A new sister came from Guatemala today, her new companion was 6 months with us in our branch at Nizao--sister Becar.  She lives 45 minutes to Disneyland and is the last of 5 kids in her family to serve.  Her mother had the other 4 c-sections and she just came natural!  A miracle she said

     Another miracle.  Our office elders who take the mail to the south, were out tracting in Azua and discovered their truck keys (only 3 elders drive in the mission), house keys and office keys were left on the table in their house.  At home there was a crack by the window, a stick was leaning on the truck that had a little limb on it that was small enough to slip through the crack, pick up the keys off the table and bring them back outside to the elders.  It was a miracle!  It may have been the elder's grandpa who had passed away that helped?

     Another miracle.  The new senior, area doctor came a few weeks ago.  We met him at a gathering and all he could talk about was a law suit against him.  He would have to return home to take care of it, and he wasn't sure how that would work with his mission assignment.  On Monday he and his wife were welcomed at senior FHE and his wife encouraged him to tell of their miracle.  He said last Thursday they arrived home in Arizona and what was to have taken 3 to 5 weeks to resolve (a malpractice suit by a looney he said that wanted 5 times what his insurance coverage would pay.  This suit had been going on for 6 years.  Anyway, they were told the law changed the day before and that they settled out of court for 4% of his insurance coverage.  So they were back on the plane in time for him to perform a surgery on Tuesday morning--because of a car wreck for a boy in northern Dominican Republic who had been run into by the missionaries.  He said the Lord took care of the law suit, knowing he was needed to perform a surgery here that was "his specialty."  Oh, the Lord is in the details.  Hey, I could use your faith and prayers this week, I'm going to speak in Sac Mtg in Spanish!

     Oh, and needing comfort one day, I just randomly opened the B of M right to one of my favorite parts!

We love you all!  We pray for you constantly!  You are so wonderful--each of you!  You bless our lives so much!  What an honor to be your parents and Grandparents!!

Mom & Dad, g & g