Greer's Humble Abode: New Bishopric

Sunday, April 27, 2008

New Bishopric

Today was an exciting day in Heber Second Ward as we saw the release of the existing Bishopric and the calling and sustaining of a new one. Bishop Squire and his counselors will be hard to follow but I know Bishop Chester Crandell, First Counselor Dustin Franco and Second Counselor Rodney Porter will do an awesome job. As our Stake President Farr said to Bishop Crandell, you don't need to worry about filling Bishop Squire's shoes, but rather the sandals of the Master.

3 comments:

Kristal said...: Well that comment wouldn't make me feel any better. Glad you are FINALLY posting again! They will be a good bishopbric.; May 1, 2008 at 3:28 PM
KaNdRa and JaReD said...: Sounds like a good one.; May 4, 2008 at 7:49 AM
Tina McKinnon said...: Yeah, it's hard to imagine 2nd ward without Bishop Squire at the helm, however, these guys will be terrific, I'm sure. We looked over the ward list prior to the announcement, and there were just so many really good men to choose from... glad it's the Lord's job to do so. xox; May 4, 2008 at 9:01 AM

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Frank and I have been married for 47 years and have lived in Heber-Overgaard for 39 of those 47 years. Aside from raising 4 exceptional ;) children, we are having a wonderful time being retired (semi-retired), traveling to visit the kids and spending more time doing the things that we never had a chance to do while kids were still at home. We have 15 grandchildren (and hopefully lots more :), that we love to spoil and spend time with. When we are not out and about I love to garden, learn new domestic arts and read while Frank enjoys watching sports and western movies with John Wayne on T.V. He had continued with a part-time Educational Consulting job with vocational education in the surrounding high schools but it ended this year--2012. He still serves on a vocational educational school board (NAVIT). The superintendent likes to keep Frank's brain cells active and thankfully they still work well.We both love spending time with neighbors and friends. Four years ago (Feb. 9, 2009) Frank was diagnosed with multiple myeloma [IgG kappa], a nasty incurable cancer of the bone marrow. In 1992 he had been treated and cured of Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma in his throat by chemotherapy. Recently he was told by his oncologist that the chemotherapy for the lymphoma caused the genetic mutations leading to the mm cancer. They are both blood cancers. He's also been told that the chemo/radiation he has had to take for this cancer will cause another if he lives long enough! Modern medicine for you! Anyway, enough about us, blog away!!