We didn't want to think about our mission here in the Philippines coming to an end but in
Aug. when Elder and Sis. Morello arrived, as our replacements, thinking about having
to leave became inevitable.
Aug. when Elder and Sis. Morello arrived, as our replacements, thinking about having
to leave became inevitable.
They looked tired as they arrived at Pioneer Towers
but they were really good after all the waiting time they had at the airport!
Poor Elder Morello just wanted to take his coat off!
E/S Bailey - E/S Morello - E/S DuPaix
A few days later were were back to the farewell side as
we went to a party to see Elder Luke Bailey off for
his mission in France. Jaylynn Hill also just received
her call to Russia!
Unfortunately, E. Bailey's visa has not yet come through
so he is serving in Layton, Utah
The "Pioneer" Sisters
DuPaix, Morello, Dietrich, French, and Bailey!
Elder DuPaix and Elder Dietrich at our farewell dinner.
Anya was our young intern who helped in our office on a special project. Her last day
we had our traditional Root beer Float party to seen her off to finish her schooling.
Good Luck, Anya!
You will be in our hearts!
Within days of writing this post, we found that Elder and Sis. Bailey needed to return home
to help care for their son who has just undergone a terrible surgery. Suddenly we realized
the Lord's hand in sending the Morello's early. Now they are trained and ready to go when
we leave the end of November.
E/S Morello, Elder French, E/S Bailey and E/S DuPaix awoke at 4 am to wish the
Bailey's a fond farewell and send the on their way home to their family!
E/S Bailey - E/S Morello - E/S DuPaix
A few days later were were back to the farewell side as
we went to a party to see Elder Luke Bailey off for
his mission in France. Jaylynn Hill also just received
her call to Russia!
Unfortunately, E. Bailey's visa has not yet come through
so he is serving in Layton, Utah
We also met Jophel at that same party. She remembered
usfrom the Family Week Celebration in Mandaluyong,
a whole year ago! We saw her a couple of weeks later
in the MTC as she prepared to leave for her mission
here in the Philippines
We were saddened to have to say
good-bye to Elder and Sister Dietrich.
They were the Manila Mission Office
couple and the missionaries just loved
them. They lived in Pioneer and we
got to know them as part of our
Makati 4th Branch!
They had to leave a little early
because of illness in their family.
They will be missed.
The "Pioneer" Sisters
DuPaix, Morello, Dietrich, French, and Bailey!
Elder DuPaix and Elder Dietrich at our farewell dinner.
Anya was our young intern who helped in our office on a special project. Her last day
we had our traditional Root beer Float party to seen her off to finish her schooling.
Good Luck, Anya!
I'm not excited about starting with the "Lasts" but yesterday was out last bazaar. This is Anne,
our gal who sells us some beautiful wood. When we told her this was our last visit,
she gave us a beautiful bowl as a going away gift! What a wonderful young woman!
We also got to see our friends Edna and Leliene from Tahaunan.You will be in our hearts!
Within days of writing this post, we found that Elder and Sis. Bailey needed to return home
to help care for their son who has just undergone a terrible surgery. Suddenly we realized
the Lord's hand in sending the Morello's early. Now they are trained and ready to go when
we leave the end of November.
E/S Morello, Elder French, E/S Bailey and E/S DuPaix awoke at 4 am to wish the
Bailey's a fond farewell and send the on their way home to their family!