Small world. Elder Duraccio and Elder Paulus (from France) came over for dinner tonight. Elder Duraccio was one of the 10 Young Men I taught in Sunday School while living in Japan, helping them prepare to serve a full-time mission. Now he's here in the same area as I am living in.
Actually he lives in the next city but he and his companion, who is French, are both teaching native French speakers.
So to all those from Misawa, he says hello and he misses all of you! He is doing very well. He has a good reputation of being a hard worker, committed to the work and he loves the people he serves. He couldn't stop talking about his memories of his experiences in Misawa. He also couldn't help but talk about the influence his mother had on his life. He remembers his mother reading the scriptures to him. He is excited to hear that his father has decided to become more involve with Church as well, now that they are living in South Carolina.
He and his missionary companion work well together and are united with their dedication to representing the Savior.
If you want his email, let me know and I'll send it to you.
4 comments:
Hey Jerome...cool beans on seeing Lucas! We hear good things from him and are so glad that he got to see a face from home! Hope you are doing well...are you out of the military now? Great music by the way!
Kayla
Jerome, How cool is that. WE would love to have Lucas' e-mail address. I hope all is going well with your new Job. We just arrived back from youth conference it was at Fuji again this year. Shelagh
Way cool!! Isn't it always fun to run into random Japan buddies?? Can't wait until we are the random Japan buddies that you run into!
Katie
Oh Robert says that you are so funny!
Jerome,
YOU ROCK!
That is so cool how small this world is and the people we run into.
Hartvigsens
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