This was not a typical Wednesday. . .it was THE Wednesday,
meaning the day his mission call was to arrive.
LOTS of anticipation and anxiety. . .the contents of this envelope
contain how, when, and where his life will change its course.
Opening the call. . . Seattle, Washington.
Just look at that smile. . .he's happy :)
There were many guesses as to where he would go. . .
The support of family and friends means so much to us. . .and
we are so grateful to all who have expressed their love and
we are so grateful to all who have expressed their love and
enthusiasm for our precious son :)
Here's Bailey and his adorable little "tinker-bell" Tiffani. . .
she is such an amazing girl, and wonderful support to him ;)
Mom and her boy. . .bitter sweet day. Hard to believe he'll be
leaving in a few short months for two years. . . but knowing it's the
best thing he can do with his life at this time. So many amazing
experiences he'll have and lives he'll change.
experiences he'll have and lives he'll change.
He is an amazing boy. . . and will come home an amazing man.
"I love being with the full-time missionaries.
They are full of faith, hope, and genuine charity.
Their missionary experience is like a minilife. . .
packaged in 18 to 24 months.
They arrive as spiritual infants with a serious appetite to learn,
and they leave as mature adults, seemingly ready to conquer
any and all challenges placed before them."
(Elder Paul E. Koelliker, Of the Seventy)
They are full of faith, hope, and genuine charity.
Their missionary experience is like a minilife. . .
packaged in 18 to 24 months.
They arrive as spiritual infants with a serious appetite to learn,
and they leave as mature adults, seemingly ready to conquer
any and all challenges placed before them."
(Elder Paul E. Koelliker, Of the Seventy)