Burg Strasse Tower

This is on the street in a little town next to Worms Germany where my brother Garry served his mission.

Stripped to the blocks

This is in the kitchen of the Frost home. The cabinets have all been removed and the walls stripped to the cinder blocks, read for a fresh coat of plaster. The plaster will not be smooth finished, but will be sanded and then a wall paper applied which looks like textured paint.

Eberbach

This is Markus und Mareike Teubner from the Heidelberg German ward in their town of Eberbach (Wild Boar on the River). Sister Teubner is the sister in law of one of the sister missionaries with whom we served at Temple Square. Small world.

River Ride

Carol and I on the Neckar River on a solar powered cruise ship. The Elders and Sisters went with us on P-Day.

YSA

Jeremy Pratt on the left (he is now in the MTC on his way to Arcadia California Spanish Speaking Mission) and Stefan Gierschke, a returned missionary who went to England on his mission.

Service Project

This is some of our YSA helping the Frost family (brother Frost in the foreground) renovate their first home. They are tearing down all the wood slats on the ceiling in the upper bedroom. They were not going to remove the wood slats, but they found mold behind them, and down they came. The youth did this all within one hour. Sister Frost's father was baptized in Neukoelln, Berlin Germany when I was a missionary in Neukoelln.

More Stained Glass

This is another stained glass window in the Church of the Protestation in Speyer, Germany. It is about 35 Kilometers southwest of Heidelberg. There are dozens of these beautiful stained glass windows in this building. It is quite modern, having only been built in the 19th century and into the 20th century.