This month's Ensign has a great article in it about Martin Harris. It is titled- "The Life of Martin Harris: Patterns of Humility and Repentance." For those who may not have read it yet I highly recommend it. As today is the 4th of July our thoughts reflect back on those who have bravely served and fought for the freedoms that we enjoy. In reading this article I was able to develop a different perspective of Martin Harris and understand the crucial role that he played in the restoration of the gospel



As today is July 4th recognition should be given to those who founded this great country. These men and women paved the way which enabled the gospel to be restored, the Book of Mormon to be published, and the return of the Lord's church in these latter-days.


After spending a wonderful weekend in Cache County with the Fullers, Marcia and I returned to Taylorsville. We are staying at our daughter Kasi's home for the next few days. This morning we were able to go to the parade in Murray with our daughters Kasi and Bri and Bri's husband-William. The pictures below come from the parade.

William, Bri, Kasi, Marcia, Jeff

Kasi catching some rays or sleeping(?)- She didn't get in until 4 am  following an all night fund raiser for a woman's shelter in Provo.

Bri and William

Marcia, Bri, William, Kasi

Marcia seeing Cindy Porter-White who she was in Mutual with growing up

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