While in Curacao, we met some other LDS members and went with them to visit the ocean not far from the chapel. We were impressed by this natural bridge. This was in April of 2009.

This is a duplicate picture of our visit to Belize City. It was wonderful to see Harold again. His nephew had not been born when we were there.

On our cruise in April, we stopped at Belize City and were pleased to have Harold Smith and his nephew meet us at the port. We spent most of the day with them. It was a wonderful reunion after twenty-five years. I set Harold apart as the first branch president in the Belize branch. He later served as district president and is presently serving as a counselor in the district presidencey. This picture was taken in front of the new building in Belize. This area is now under the El Salvador Mission.

We got together with some of the missionaries who served with us in the Cochabamba Bolivia Temple. When we opened the temple, we had no temple missionaries. Before we ended our mission two and one half years later, we had twelve couples. LaRue and Carolyn Lunt, the first couple at the left, joined us about three weeks after the temple opened. They came well prepared and help us survived. We appreciated all that followed as well.