More Pictures of our Saturday, for your enjoyment

Our wake up

Preparing Breakfast and the food for the day

Old WWII Bridge

Some of the Jungle Vines, Tarzan could really swing on these

Watching the Baptism from above

Meagan Jonathan's little brother, he was burned severely and hopefully will
get to go to Hawii to the Shriners Hospital and have
some restorative surgery this year.

I  B   Polite, yes that is his name

Cesar & Roxanne

A quiet moment

The local "Bath Tub" on Saturday night

You gotta love the transportation here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Part of a tired UH Branch, on the ride home

The pictures just do not do justice to the beauty here, of the people and the surroundings, at the end of the day, Are we Tired?,  YES, but is it worth it?   YES, YES, YES

UH & Nett Activity

They spent the whole day Saturday together, and at the end of the day, when we took them home, they were all pretty tired, but they had a blast.

Latest Hair Style, kids don't try this at home

They played Volleyball, Danced, Ate,Sang, just hung out and it was great for both branches. We had to leave to attend the Baptisms, but at the end of the day, about 200 people came, members and non-members alike.

New Leadership and a new Elder

  We had transfer week and got some new leadership in the Zone. Our Zone leaders are Elder Davis and Elder Madill, our District leaders are Elder Cook and Elder Bourne. They will all do a great job.

Elder Madill, our newest Zone leader

Elder Bourne, district leader, Jungle district

Elder Cook, newest District leader

Elder Davis, our Zone leader. With this transfer, Elder Davis also is being
extended 2 weeks longer on his mission,
with all the new missionaries coming into the field, with reacent
changes, our transfer times have been changed. 

Elder Vause & Elder Petersen

 We got a new Elder this last Friday, his name is Elder Vause( I hope I spelled it right), he is from Far West, Utah and has been assigned to serve in the branch of Kitti.
 His trainer is Elder Petersen.

Goodbye to Elder Stewart

Even though Elder Stewart left Pohnpei last fall and went to serve on Guam and then Saipan, we have never forgotten the amazing missionary he was. He left his mark on Pohnpei. He loved the people, he taught the gospel and he helped us as we were learning so many new things.

Elder Stewarts final testimony as a missionary in the mission
home on Guam.

    Thank You, Elder Stewart, Welcome Home

Ricard & Rosena's Wedding

Waiting for the Groom
Pres. Malarma, Elder Cook, Romeo & family, and the bride,Rosena (in whilte dress)

     Elder Cook & Elder Holt have been teaching several families, but one of the problems is they need to get married before they can get baptized. We have been helping them teach about eternal marriage and the importance of marriage. Well tonight one of them got married. Elder Cook & Elder Holt even made a cake. Elder LeFevre and Elder Holt were the witness and Elder Cook helped Pres. Malarma do the ceremony. It was great and now they can .get baptized

Maianne & I, just waiting to start

I think we are ready Pres. Malarma with Elder Cook helping him
Ricard & Rosena

Elder Cook, making sure he know the ceremony,
so he can help Pres. Malarma

Daughters & family wait

The Cake

Ricard & Rosena Primo

Feeding each other cake

They have never seen this before, they thought it was a fun tradition

Top Row:  Elder Holt, Elder leFevre( the 2 witness's),Romeo(Brides brother)
Elder Cook
Bottom row:   Pres. Malarma, Rosena, Ricard and their youngest

Romeo, Rosena's  brother

Daughter & friends