Christmas Letter




Greetings to all!  We hope this letter finds you well. We know you have been eagerly awaiting news of our exploits!

Michael is still alive after another year.  He still travels for work – this year he traveled to Denmark and China among other places.  Michael is serving as a High Priest Group Instructor in our ward.  He helped coach Payton’s Flag Football team and plays Basketball with guys from work.

April continues to serve a church service mission doing work at the Jordan River Distribution Center a couple of days a week.  April serves as the Visiting Teaching Coordinator in our ward.  She also is a co-room parent for Payton’s classroom – organizing parties and helping the teacher.

Payton is in fifth grade. Payton has already finished the Weeblo from Scouts and is working on getting his Arrow of Light.  He tied for Vice President in his classroom for Student Council.  He played Flag Football this year. Still loves football, Legos, and anything else a ten year old boy likes to do.

May your Christmas season be joyous and we hope to hear from you.

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  1. SusanDecember 7, 2010 at 12:05 PM

    Nice! We're excited to get to see you all at Christmastime!

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