Hi Dear Friends and Family,
Here comes the rest of our mission, one day at a time!  I think I have 5 minutes every nite to spend sharing a little with you!  Love and miss you all!



FRIDAY MARCH 6, 2015
What a great day today!  President and Preston, our amazing grandson who is here to visit,  and I left at 7:30am to travel to Springfield,  MO.  We had a wonderful meeting there with most of our Senior Missionaries.  It was a tender time for us.  The _____ are leaving on Tuesday to return home-  they have finished their mission.  They are incredible people.  Elder _____ has been a Stake President, Temple Sealer and Sister _____has also been a life long church servant.  This is their second mission-  the first was in Australia.   They served in two places in our mission-  Springfield, MO and the tiny branch of Salem Mo.  The people in Salem are so sad to loose them.  The _____ became such a part of the church there. 
Our Senior Missionaries are consecrated saints of God who are determined to serve the Lord for the rest of their lives.   They are great examples to me. 
Preston bore his testimony in the meeting-  it was so tender and beautiful.   He has a pure heart and a real love for God.  I am so proud of him!
After the meeting we took them all to Lamberts- "home of the throwed rolls"!   I know I've told you about this before-  they really  throw the rolls!  It's awesome!
They gave us sort of a semi-private room and we just really enjoyed it.  One of our servers, was so kind and cheerful with us.  We invited her to learn more about the gospel and she accepted the invitation!  I'm so excited to see what happens with that!
Long drive home!  And much more to do tonight!  It's midnight and I'm almost done!

 

Hi dear family and friends!

Can't believe January is already gone-  it's making me panic!  We still have so much to do and so little time to do it in!  Hope you'll pray for us that we can work faster!  And get by with less sleep!  We are sprinting!

Love all of you so much!

Sister Shumway

Tues Jan 27, 2015

Yesterday- Monday- we held Mission Leadership Council in Bentonville, AR.  There were 38 Zone leaders and Sister Training Leaders-  all outstanding young men and women-   We count on them and trust them completely!   They did a lot of the training and it was incredible.  So many of them are natural teachers. 

Sister _____, one of our office staff, and responsible for keeping the records, came to show the Zone Leaders how to do some of the recording on a new system.  She saved my life!  I had chosen a potato bar for lunch.  It turned out to be a little more difficult than I thought to transport everything we needed.  Sister Fowler helped get it all ready, serve it and then stayed while we were in the meeting and washed a huge pile of dishes-  bless her!  I was so grateful!

After the conference ended about 4 pm, I traveled home (2 hours) to be with the kids and President stayed in Bentonville to start his 9 days of interviews. 

This morning early I traveled the 2 hours right back to Bentonville, to be with the missionaries.  I have a little visit with the missionary that will interview next with President, while he is interviewing the previous one.   It gives me a chance to get to know our missionaries better.  I love doing this-  I love these missionaries.  My heart hurts when theirs does, and I rejoice in the wonderful blessings that come to them-  the baptisms, the new investigators, the miracles! I treasure these visits.  We went from Bentonville to Rogers, then down to Springdale.  3 zones of interviews- it took President Shumway all day to get them done.  Afterwards, he traveled to Fort Smith AR to begin interviews there tonight and I traveled the 2 hours to home - lots of chasing around with Abby late this afternoon-  signed her up for a local gym so she can continue to work her leg-  ACL repair is doing well!   And Abby had her Tuesday night art class- she is working with ink right now.  She is truly an incredible artist!  The Art Center where she studies is going to do a display of her work!  
Taylor gets home late from school every day now-  he is in the school musical- "Mary Poppins"!  Can't wait to see it!  Like everything else that Jenks High School does-  this is a major production-  looks like Broadway! 

 

Wednesday Jan 28-  Sunday Feb 1, 2015

Wednesday through Friday I went everywhere President Shumway went-  and talked with all the missionaries he interviewed.  What a blessing for me!  I loved every minute of it. 

Saturday I attended two baptisms and ran as fast as I could to be ready to teach the first Temple Preparation class on Sunday for our New Haven ward.   There were about 12 to 15 people in the class.  I asked them why they were in the temple preparation class and immediately the Spirit filled the room.  There were lots of tears.  These dear saints greatly desire to go to the House of the Lord.

Sunday evening we had an extra set of missionaries for our dinner-  we invited the Jenks Elders to come-    Wonderful Elders! 

Monday 2-2-15

Yesterday was the first really cold day in many days.  It’s been in the 70s off and on all January!  I love January in Tulsa, Oklahoma!!

Two missionaries reported back about their birthday wishes!

I gave Elder _____ a birthday wish!  To find a new investigator by giving away a copy of the Book of Mormon.  He found his birthday wish – a friend of a man in their ward.  The man said “Thank you for opening the door to the rest of my life!”

I gave Elder ________ the same wish!  To find a new investigator by giving away a copy of the Book of Mormon.  He found his birthday wish!  They went to talk with a less active member who turned out not to be home, so then tracted around his house and knocked on the door of a wonderful family- father, mother and 3 children, who allowed them to teach a lesson right then and accepted a copy of the Book of Mormon.  Tonight they had another lesson and the father said he has always had a strong belief in the Savior and wondered why.  Now he thinks it was in preparation for the missionaries to come to them.

Missionary work is full of miracles!

TUESDAY 2-3-15

Very interesting day!   I left Tulsa at 7am to travel to Anderson MO to go out with our Sister Missionaries there.  The day was stunning!  The sun came up warm and bright.  I traveled over “Sailboat Bridge” , crossing a huge stretch of  glistening blue Grand Lake, to get to the other side and the town of Gore, OK. 

Traveled over the roller coaster roads- they even tickle my tummy when I’m doing the driving!   The area going into Anderson MO is thickly forested, no leaves on the trees now, but still beautiful! 

We had some companionship study together.  During our study a lady, who has some severe health problems, called to see if the sisters could come and help her.  I met her over a year ago when I was there visiting other sisters!  She is not a member but she loves the sisters.   

We had chores to do!  We fed and watered her rabbits, her pheasants, and then swept every inch of her house-  she has visitors coming.  And while we were there, another very nice lady (also not a member) came to help.  I was absolutely amazed by her!  She roofs houses, fixes cars, fixes plumbing, chops trees, rides a Harley-Davidson for charity rides, and a dozen other things!  She is not afraid to try anything!  We could use her in the church!

She said the sisters were welcome to visit her at her home!

After that visit we went on to 3 different homes, each with sisters from Pohnpei, a Micronesian Island in the Pacific.  Each sister was quiet and humble and very kind to us.  They are all less active members that our sister missionaries are working with.  They have come to Missouri like so many others to work in the chicken industry.  They need the gospel.  It would make such a difference in their lives.

My drive home was just as beautiful as the drive there.  I saw a field of buffalo, lounging in the sun.  And passed by many fields of cattle-  and hundreds of calves!  Is this the season for baby calves?  Who knew!

Went through a small town called “Cow Skin”.  I love the names out here!  And back over the big blue lake!

Abby had art tonight-  she is doing some great things!  And Taylor came home late from his Musical practice.  President is still out on the road conducting interviews.  One more day of that.

Oklahoma Sunrise out my car window!

Let there be light!

Grand Lake and Sailboat Bridge

Hi Dear Ones,
I'm just so far behind with this, Im not even planning on catching up-  the missionary work moves forward at an every quickening pace and we are running to keep up.  It is so exciting!  This is the best work ever!  I can't even begin to tell you how dearly I love these missionaries and how grateful I am for the privilege of being a full time missionary.  I know we haven't done it perfectly.  But we've loved it perfectly!  Here are a few more journal entries.

Monday Nov 3, 2014

Left at 7:00am to drive 2 hours to Bentonville AR, for our Mission Leadership Council.  President Shumway and I took separate cars because he will continue on from there to do his 10 days of interviews with every missionary in our mission.

It was our largest group of mission leaders ever!  43 of them!  26 Zone Leaders and 17 Sister Training Leaders and they are every one outstanding missionaries and wonderful people!!  I feel so honored to get to spend a day with them and learn from them.

We reviewed many of the things Elder ______(General Authority) taught at our Zone Conferences.  Our mission therapist from LDS Family Social Services, came to teach about “Dealing with Depression”.  We have a number of missionaries that struggle with this, and his presentation was perfect for our leaders to understand how they can encourage and help missionaries that are having a hard time with this.   We had training from two Sister Training Leaders – - about a program Sister _______ brought from a previous mission-  Home Primary!  This is going to be a great tool to use with less active families.  We also had training from two Elders about family history work-  they have had huge success with it in St. Robert-  dozens of referrals from members.  They taught us how to use Family Search to do missionary work-  excellent training!   President gave some inspired training-  it was just a great day.

Everyone helped get lunch ready-  Hoagies, chips, veggies, fruit, and cookies.   It takes a lot of food to feed that many missionaries- especially Elders!  I hauled it from the mission home in a giant cooler.

We finished with the meeting about 4;15.  By the time I cleaned up, and talked with a dozen missionaries, it was 5;45.  I got home after 8:00pm.

Taught Abby and Taylor a seminary lesson (I’m their teacher now- did I say that?).  And I’m done. 

Wednesday Nov 5, 2014

Gone by 9:00am to be in Muskogee for a District Meeting there with 8 missionaries plus the zone leaders-   Great district meeting, and then I stayed in Muskogee to go out with the Sisters missionaries there.  As it turned out they had arranged an exchange, so I was with one Sister and one went with a member.

It was a touching appointment.  This lady is sick-  she recently had a stoke because of diabetes.  She still needs a little support to walk.  She is a less active member of the church – probably 60 years old and living with a man who is not a member.  They have been together for years.  He has cancer- leukemia.  They are living in a trailer in back of a run down little house- her grandmother’s house-  who died years ago.  They can’t live in the house because the gas line under the house is broken and they can’t afford to fix it and the crawl space is filled with spiders.  It’s the same kind of poverty we see all over our mission and it breaks my heart. 

This sweet lady had a pure heart and her eyes welled up with tears several times while Sister ____was teaching her.   Especially at one point- as Sister ____ shared that her mother had been a less active member of the church for years and a smoker and drinker.   Just before she came on her mission, she and her brother, who was also leaving on a mission, approached their mother and told her how important it was to them that they be sealed together as a family before the two left on their missions.  It changed their mother’s heart.  She stopped her bad habits and made herself worthy.  They were sealed just a short time before Sister ____ left for her mission.

I had no idea this had been Sister ____background.  It makes me respect her even more.   Her father is an active member, but there have been so many problems because of her mother, and this sister has had the strength to  stay faithful on her own.

She’s a remarkable young woman.

Friday Nov 7, 2014

I spent a wonderful day in Alma AR with two sisters.  We visited an investigator who is struggling to know if the gospel is true and is having great pressure from her husband and other relatives to discontinue seeing the missionaries and stop reading the Book of Mormon.   She asked us what she should do.  The answer is always the same-  she will have to come to know for herself if the Book of Mormon is true, through study, prayer.  She will need to keep God’s commandments.  She will be blessed for all of it. And she will have to trust the Lord to take care of the rest-  it will take so much faith.  It hurt my heart-  it has got to be a scary thing.

In the afternoon I worked with the Sisters in Van Buren, AR-   They are struggling to find.  After some planning and prayer, we went to find a sister who had asked for her name to be removed from the records of the church.  She was so happy to see the sisters.  She still has a testimony-  she just wants her questions answered.  The sisters will help her-  we’ll see what happens.

Our mission, the world is full of people needing the gospel, searching for the gospel.  So many things get in the way-  because Satan is so good at what he does.  I’m going to pray for those two sisters.

Saturday Nov 8, 2014

Attended a baptism.  A wonderful young couple, baptized by one of our great Zone Leaders.  This is a young couple who got married and then baptized.   They are going to need a lot of support to keep making progress in the gospel, but they are focused on the temple and that will help.

President Shumway will get home about midnight tonight-  long week for him!

Tuesday Nov 11, 2014

I’ve had two incredible days spent with missionaries!   President is in his second week of interviews, and I went with him on Monday to the Springdale Zone and today to the Bartlesville Zone.   The Zone Leaders conducted Zone Training meetings while President Shumway pulled missionaries out for interviews, and I talked with the missionary who was waiting to go in next.  It was such a pleasant time to visit with our OTM missionaries that I dearly love.  Each one of them is so unique and each has divine gifts-  I see that.

I’m also so impressed and touched by the great desire they all have to be better missionaries, to be more consecrated, to be more obedient, to work harder.   They all want to do more!  Sometimes I am brought to tears as they tell me their challenges,  and their miracles.   These days have been a gift to me.

Tonight one of our senior couples, who have been serving in Salem, MO, came in to the mission home.  Their mission is completed.  They are an outstanding senior couple!  He has been serving as the branch president there.  When they first arrived they would get about 20 people out to church, sometimes as low as 11.  There was so much work to do.  They just started visiting and loving.  Last Sunday they sent us a picture of the ward family, standing out in front of the chapel on the last Sunday they were there.  80 people!!  They have truly made a difference there.  These are the sweetest, most unassuming, humble people you could ever meet and they love the Lord.  They are such a great example to me.

We had a special farewell dinner for them with a short meeting afterwards to hear their testimonies.   Our senior office missionaries and our assistants came. They will spend the night here in the mission home.  They will depart for home tomorrow.

  Thursday  November 13, 2014

What a special day!  I got to hear Taylor sing a solo for the Jenks High School Veterans Day Assembly-  he sang yesterday and today- the student body is so large- 5,000, that they can’t fit them all in the Performing Arts Center at the same time.  He was incredible, and the students loved it!

I went straight from there to the Tulsa East Stake Center to spend the next three hours visiting with Elders- no sisters in this Zone!  It was their Zone Training Meeting-  President conducted interviews with every missionary and I visited with every missionary!  Such a privilege to listen to the things they have learned here in the mission field, to hear their testimonies, to hear stories of the miracles that have happened in their areas, and to hear the miracles that are happening at home with their families.  The Lord has been so kind to all of them as they have given Him their time and strength to serve.  I love our missionaries!!

Saturday November 15, 2014

So much to do this day!  President, Taylor and Abby left at 8:am to drive one hour north to Bartlesville.  President and Taylor were presenting at our 3-stake youth fireside-  President speaking and they both sang for the youth.  Abby just got to enjoy it!

I went to the Broken Arrow building to do a workshop for a 3-ward women’s conference. 

President and Taylor got done at noon-  He drove north to St. Robert to teach at the leadership portion of their Stake Conference.  Taylor left in his own car to hurry to football for the Senior football pictures.  Abby came home with ward members.  I came home to hurry and change and take Taylor (when he got home from football!)  to Oklahoma City for auditions for the All-state Choir- a one and a half hour drive- one way.

I enjoyed the drive so much!  Taylor sang all the way there- practicing and warming up-  I love to hear him sing.  His choral director called tonight-  Taylor made it!  He’s in the All-State Choir!

On the way home we talked and worked on part of his Eagle Scout Application-  him on my I-pad. 

Poor Abby-  we just left her home alone all afternoon.  She worked on homework.

Got home-  made a grocery list- ran to WalMart-  home!

It’s 10:30pm-  that must mean it’s time to go to bed – we can only hope!

       

It's October but this part of the blog is about September!  I'm behind- again!

Hi Friends and Family,
I'm not sure I really needed to send this part of my journal - most of it was spent with some of you.  The week previous to this was the week of our transfer and just before that the terrible accident with our missionaries.  I am still in the process of trying to write that up, and I will share it with you when I finally feel like it is alright to do that.  The last 3 weeks have been full of heartache and blessings and great joy also.  I'm grateful the Lord has sustained us with his Spirit.  We have surely needed it.  I'm realizing more and more how very dependent we are on Him for everything. 
It was the most amazing gift to see so many of you and be able to give you a hug!  It'll keep me going for another 10 months!  There is still so much more work to do.
Most of all-  I want to thank all our children for the fabulous work they did in preparing everything for Matt and Eliza's wedding!  I just showed up and enjoyed it! Dad and I will never adequately be able to express our gratitude to you for all you did, have done and will continue to do so that we can serve here.  You are the best!!

With much love to all of you,
Sister Shumway,  Mom

September 1, 2014

Got up very early to be in Rogers AR for our Mission Leadership Council.  Hard to be away from Abby and Taylor on Labor Day, but Aunt Joey will be there-  our hero.  Transfers were last week and this week we have many new Zone Leaders and Sister Training Leaders.  It was a somber bunch-  our mission is still trying to move beyond the sadness we feel at the loss of Sister Vea.  It's just going to take some time.  The Spirit was very present today as we had our training about the doctrine of Christ, prayer, giving bold invitations, planning, and several other things.  We also had President _____ in attendance-  one of the Stake Presidents from Springfield.  He is a psychologist and came to help our mission leaders understand how they can help and support the other missionaries as we all work through our loss. 

We love these missionaries-  if it's possible- our love for them has even deepened through the past difficult weeks.  We realize how precious each of them is and how fragile life is.  This has been such a scary thing for us.

On to Springfield-  we will visit every zone-  all ten- in the next two days, to have a short memorial service for Sister Vea and to make sure they are all alright.

Tuesday September 2, 2014    Matt's Birthday!

This was a whirlwind day.  Along with our assistants, we met with two zones in Springfield, MO, traveled 1 1/2 hours to St. Robert to meet with their zone and then 1 1/2 hours to Houston, MO.  to talk with the West Plains Zone.  Then another 3 hours to Joplin, MO so we can be ready to go again in the morning.

At each stop we spent about 45 min to an hour and had a short memorial for Sister Nancy Vea.  Today was her actual funeral in Utah and it seemed appropriate for us to do this today. Our assistants had prepared a beautiful DVD tribute with pictures and music for the missionaries to view.  It was very touching. President Shumway and I each spoke and told the many miracles and tender mercies we have seen in the past couple weeks associated with the passing of Sister Vea.  It was a tender, sober time with our missionaries.  Many tears shed.  Tomorrow we will visit the other 6 zones.  It will take us all day, but it certainly has been worth the effort to bring some peace and closure for our missionaries, and to help them see how this experience can be motivation to be better missionaries-  more fully committed.

Our hearts have been so full of love for our wonderful missionaries as we have traveled around.

Thursday Sept 4, 2014

Went to bed last night at 1:30 and got up two hours later 3:30am.  Spent all day with Taylor flying to Seattle WA.  We got here some hours later and two time changes.  It was the strangest feeling to leave the mission without President Shumway!  The General Authorities have given me special permission to leave the mission and attend our son's wedding.  Family truly is very important. 

This is going to be a difficult week for President Shumway.  He is so busy and that's good-  his heart is going to be so sad to miss Matt and Eliza's wedding.

Spencer and Tara and kids picked us up at the airport- this is so much fun!  And we went straight to the Knowles home.  I was so happy to finally meet Eliza's parents and family face to face.  They are incredible people-  a strong, righteous family.  What a blessing for Matt!

Matt and Eliza had pictures taken at the temple all afternoon,  and I went with them to help carry things, take a few pictures of my own and be a support.  The pictures were amazing!  The Seattle temple is absolutely beautiful and Matt and Eliza are a very handsome couple together-  and obviously very much in love.  That makes a Mom happy!

Jonathan and Spencer and their families are here!  Cabe and Jana are here somewhere and Spencer and Taylor went to a Green Bay pro football game tonight.  Jonathan is picking them up and then going on to get Nate from the airport late.  We should all be together by late tonight.    And another great surprise!  Matt and Becky are going to be here-  oh that made me so happy! 

I took Matty to some little Vietnamese place for dinner.  He was so very tired but excited and I'm excited for him..

Friday Sept 5, 2014

Matt's wedding!! A beautiful sunny Washington day for a wedding in the Seattle temple.  The grounds are spectacular!  I got a phone call from a missionary at 6:00am here (8:00am) in Oklahoma, and it woke me up and Matt too-  so neither one of us went back to sleep.  Matt was too excited.  I got up and dressed. He had breakfast downstairs and I talked with him a bit . I took 20 minutes to walk and run around the hotel, showered and all of us- Spencer Tara and kids, Jon Sarah and kids, Nate, Matt, Taylor and me- got ready for the wedding.

The wedding was beautiful! It was a happy experience for me to be with all my married children in the temple.  I was only sorry President Shumway couldn't be there to enjoy it-  these sacred times are such joyful occasions for parents.  But it felt so great to have Matt there(President's Brother) to be the patriarch of the family for the day.  And I was so proud of Jonathan who acted as the escort and witness in place of his Dad.  We have the greatest family-  we are so blessed!

Many, many pictures were taken outside after the sealing in the temple- Knowles family and Shumway family.

Then we all went on to the most fun wedding luncheon I've ever been to!  The Knowles family has a membership at a beach club right on a lake.  The kids all got on their swimsuits and spent the afternoon playing on the sandy beach and swimming in the lake.  It was a beautiful, northwest lake- surrounded by the evergreen trees with glimpses of Mr Rainier in the background.  Sea planes were taking off and landing every so often.  We even saw a rowing team (what do you call them) practicing for a race.

We ate our lunch-  catered by a local mexican restaurant- under a pavilion.  Perfect temperature,  very relaxed and so much fun to get to know the Knowles family better.

Saturday Sept 6, 2014  -  Matt's Reception in Seattle

The Reception:

Brother and Sister Knowles worked so hard to make it lovely and wonderful in every way.   Our family went early in the afternoon to help Eliza's family decorate and set things up.  They were so organized and had everything ready so it wasn't hard at all.  This was a double reception.  Eliza's brother had been married just before but had never had his reception in Seattle, so they shared the reception and that was just perfect.

I didn't know more than a couple people as they came through the line, but it made me so happy to see the love and friendship that so many had for the Knowles family.  They are greatly admired and respected by the Saints in Seattle and so many others.

And Matt and Eliza were just glowing!  Loved this day!

Sunday Sept 7, 1014-  Long trip to Utah-

What an adventure!  14 hours, two cars, 8 kids, 5 adults!   They watched movies, played games, we stopped 5 or 6 times to let children use the restroom, and fed them a few times and we made it!  I loved getting to play with and talk with our grandchildren.  We even had Primary in the car!

Jana, Cabe and Taylor got on planes early in this morning.  Jana and Cabe to Pleasant Grove.  Taylor to Oklahoma.

Monday Sept 8, 2014- 

This day has been a day of extreme emotions! 

This morning I got up early here at Jonathan and Sarah's home-  5:30am.  Spencer picked me up at about 6:30 pm and took me to visit Brother and Sister Vea in West Jordan.  It has been nearly 3 weeks since our Sister Vea's passing and her parent's feelings are still very tender.  I was bringing them a box of notes and pictures from the Greenwood AR ward.  Those saints there are so concerned for them.  They loved Sister Vea and they love her parents. They also sent a cute book of notes and pictures from their Primary, and I took the DVD our assistants had made as a tribute for Sister Vea. We cried together and Spencer and I left.  They are coming to  OK again to go to AR and see the Greenwood ward, not so much so that they can see where she was serving but so they can comfort the people there. They are amazing!

 Jana,Sarah, Tara and I spent the rest of the day gathering things for the reception.  At 6pm here came 40 or 50 returned missionaries to Jonathan's home!  I had put information on Facebook telling all our returned missionaries that  I would have some time on Monday night to visit if anyone wanted to come. I had no idea so many would come! It was such a joyful reunion for me and for them too I think.  they were so happy to see each other.  You probably couldn't call it a dignified event- there was so much squealing and laughing and happy loud talk. It was like a family reunion.  I can't begin to list all who were there- there were even some parents.   They stayed for a couple of hours and I went to bed a happy woman. I can just imagine how much fun we are going to have with all of them after our mission!

Tuesday Sept 9, 2014

Today was Matt's reception here in Pleasant Grove.  But it rained all day!  Our beautiful backyard reception was ruined.  Jon and Sarah and Jana and Cabe have spent the last months making their yards bloom for this reception.  We were all hugely disappointed, but at the last minute we were able to pull together a very nice reception at the church.  I called a wedding planner that we had used with Nate's wedding and within an hour they had a beautiful backdrop for us and lots of lighted trees. We had linens on the tables and wood chairs with yellow bows and lots of potted flowers. So, it was so pretty.  I recognized The Lord helped us with that as we only had two hours to pull it off!

It was a wonderful time for me to see many relatives and also people from our ward and stake in PG.  It was such a strange feeling to be in Utah and still be a full time missionary.  I am ready to get back to Tulsa and get to work.   There is much to be done, and I am praying The Lord will continue to give us divine knowledge to know exactly how to do it.

HI OTM RETURNED MISSIONARIES!

I am coming to Utah for our son's wedding.
I will have time on Monday night- Sept 8, to visit with any of you who are close enough to come to Pleasant Grove, UT

We'll have a mini-reunion for a couple hours!

Come to my son's home (Jonathan Shumway) any time between
6 and 8pm
Address is: 607 N. 500 E.
Pleasant Grove, Ut

Call me or text me if you have any questions. 918-605-7980

President Shumway and I love you all!
Sister Anne Shumway

Sister Nancy Vea-  Funeral Services
Here is the updated information:

Viewing on Monday Sept 1st-  from 6 to 10 pm at the LDS Chapel -
8150 S. Grizzly Way,  West Jordan,  UTah 84081

Funeral will be Tuesday Sept 2nd at 11:00am at the LDS Chapel above-
Burial following at the West Jordan City Cemetery 7800 South 1300 West,  West Jordan, UT

Dear OTM returned missionaries-
Our hearts are breaking in the Oklahoma Tulsa Mission at the loss of one of our sweet Sister Missionaries-  Sister Nancy Vea, who died in a car accident this last week.  Some time I would love to be able to tell you the details of this very sad week that has also been full of miracles, blessings and love.  The purpose of this post is to invite all those who have been missionaries in the Oklahoma Tulsa Mission, and are able, to attend the viewing and/or funeral of Sister Nancy Vea. 
Sister Vea was an outstanding missionary who had dedicated her life to serving the Lord.  We want to honor her by having many OTM missionaries attend her funeral.  We know this will comfort and help her family as they look out on this show of support.
Please go if you are able!
We love all of you and are grateful for the bond we feel with you as fellow servants of the Lord in the Oklahoma Tulsa Mission.

Sister Anne Shumway

The viewing will be help on Monday Sept 1, 2014 from 6 to 10pm.  (Salt Lake Valley)

The Funeral will be held on Tuesday Sept 2, 2014 at 11:00am   (Salt Lake Valley)

PLEASE NOTE:  Unfortunately at this time, I do not have the location of the services.  I should know in the next day or so and will post again with that information.