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| A favorite elder from Montreal who served as our translator for the whole time he was here since he spoke both French and English. When we said good-bye after our farewell devotional, I had a few tears in my eyes and he looked at me and said, "Are we allowed to hug senior missionaries?" I said, "Sure," and we gave each other a hug. This is our last farewell night we'll experience. |
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| Sister Hill and her husband have arrived and we're now training them for two weeks to take our places. They are a wonderful couple from Bountiful; so positive and happy and willing to serve. They LOVE the missionaries; it's heartwarming to see. These are two teachers with us on intake day. |
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| I had to post this picture since this is the first American sister we've ever had in a year and the first South Korean sister! They are both learning French and will be serving in the Madagascar Mission on Reunion Island. |
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| Sister Hill is learning quickly about immunizations with the help of Comfort, the nurse, and Rodaline, the teacher. It's the changing of the guard. |
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| Sister Hill is very compassionate but also very matter of fact. I love it! |
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| Before the Hills arrived, we took Aba and James out to dinner with the Brubakers. It ended up being a sports bar! |
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| I had to get a picture of this distraught elder at my last immunization day. |
He survived.
We wanted to share some of our favorite pictures from the past year
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Sooooo many great pictures!!! I especially loved the one of the distraught elder.
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