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I'm a Mormon. I am a wife, mother, grandma. I am a Welfare Service Missionary. These are the best things in my life today.

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I love to quilt, I love music, playing the piano, serving others and being a grand mother. I love to quilt from the examples of my grandmothers and greatgrandmothers and my mother. I have been serving as a Welfare Service Missionary at our local Bishop's Storehouse here in Colorado, for almost 5 years. This helps fill my needs by serving others because my 4 children are all growen-up. I have had a love for music all my life as far back as I can remember. Music helps lift my spirits and overcome my fears. Many of my family members have loved music. I have many examples, one that of my father, my grandparents and as far back in the generations as I can remember. Music has always been an important part of who I am. I love being a mother of four wonderful children. I love my six plus grandchildren and love to spend time with them. I love the children and the hope of our future in their eyes. I have had the blessing of working with the children with the church since I was sixteen years old. The children have such a love for life and help me to remember to count my blessings. I love prayer in my daily life. We all have trials that help us to grow. Sometimes we wonder why "me". But through prayer, reading my scriptures, and serving others I feel hope in my life.

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I am a stay-at-home mom to 2 children after enjoying a great college education and a fabulous career. Being a mom is by far the most challenging but rewarding 'career' I've had.

I'm a singer, a teacher, an accountant, and I'm a Mormon.

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Doctors and nurses were my friends as a young child which I thought was normal until I reached school-age and my peers made me aware of my birth defects. I have a very supportive family and they taught me to look for my strengths...scholastics. But as I excelled in school, I wanted to break out of the shell I had built around myself socially. A high school show choir changed my life. As I sang on stages and in front of groups nationally, I found the acceptance I had sought. I believe the saying "You become what others believe you to be"...in my case it was a positive picture! I wasn't always aware of others back in those days (what teenager is) but I have tried to instill this concern in my children. My daughter and I both share a love of reading while my son and I are both energetic (I was more so at his age). My husband and I lived in the city (and I LOVED it) but we chose to move back to my family's farm to raise our children. It really does take a village to raise a child and I am so thankful for those who have helped along the way...doctors, teachers, friends, family and my church.

I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The welfare of mankind as its principle focus.

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I am educated as an accountant and spent 15 years in public practice and I am currently working in private industry. My wife and I enjoy the out doors and chasing our children through their various sporting activities. I especially enjoyed the challenge of hunting big game with a bow. My life took a turn a few years ago as a result of an accident leaving me paralyzed and in a wheel chair. I move forward with faith knowing this life and its accompanying ups and down are all part of a custom perfecting test.

I'm a retired RN, I served a welfare services mission to Taipei, Taiwan, I'm a wife, mother, and grandmother. I'm a Mormon.

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I love to read, garden, cook, sew, knit, play the piano, guitar & organ. My grandmother taught me how to do English netting--a handcraft handed down in the family since the pioneers. I like computers and games. My favorite game is Boggle with Scrabble a close second.

I love my family. I always wanted to get married and stay home and raise my children. I'm living my dream. I'm a mormon.

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I love to go camping, and cook. I love to collect cookbooks. I love doing a lot of different crafts. I love to crochet, cross stitch, decorative paint. I also enjoy gardening and having beautiful flowers. I also love being in the beauty of mountains, the trees, fresh air, and the wildflowers and wildlife. I find great happiness in doing my family history, including scrapbooking pictures. I have loved every moment of raising my children, every different age and stage of their lives.

I grew up in AZ. I am a husband, father, construction manager and a business owner. I am a Mormon.

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I have been in construction for 10 years. I enjoy camping with my family. I love to hike to the most remote areas possible and be totally immersed in nature. One of my favorite things to do is sit at a restaurant with friends and laugh until they throw us out. I love food of all types and will try anything once. I secretly wish I had been a chef. I love to cook for my family and friends. I also love to teach people how to do things that I am good at. I like teaching a skill that I know will be helpful for a life time. I also secretly want to be a trade or skills trainer. Maybe I should be a training chef.

I was born in Utah. I am a mother of six lovely children. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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I enjoy reading. I tend to like various forms of non-fiction as well as fiction. Charles Dickens is one of my favorites. I try to keep up with what books my children read so that we can discuss them. I have worked in the Cub Scout program. I have Scouts of my own as well. I enjoy volunteering my time in the community and at the local public schools. I walk for exercise and enjoy trying new restaurants with my husband when we go on dates. I like to meet new people. I have learned a lot from living in various states. Every town/city in every state has a unique culture and wonderful people!

Hiya, I'm a Mormon girl who's lived in several parts of the USA. Let's talk!

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I'm 30, single, and a Registered Nurse. I'm from rural Texas, went to college in beautiful Idaho, lived in downtown/crowded Boston for a couple of years, and currently I'm in Washington, DC. I love to travel and have been athletic my whole life- gymnastics, dance, swimming, and running. I also do volunteer work with church and community programs like tutoring kids or assisting with family history work.

I am husband, a proud Father, an Attorney from Colorado and, ... I'm a Mormon.

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I moved to Colorado after completing law school to begin my career as an attorney. I love hiking, camping, and just about anything else I can do in the mountains of Colorado with my Family. I am happily married and am very proud of my seven wonderful children. 

Tonga and Hawaii are my home. That is where I've gained the love for cultural performances. And I'm a Mormon.

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I am a father of 6 children. Both my wife and I grew up in Tonga and attended the same classes through our secondary education. I work at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Hawaii and I love cultural dancing. Graduated from BYU-Hawaii in 2001. I also love eating a good lunch plate here in Hawaii. I am a big rugby union fan. I have also come to love teaching and working with the youth of today.

I am a wife,mother, sister, daughter, friend, cosmetologist and a lifelong learner. I am a Mormon

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I am a homemaker. Don't you love that? I make a home. No, I haven't specialized in construction; nor did I study architecture. The career I chose means so much more than that to me. CS Lewis said, " The homemaker has the Ultimate Career. All other careers exist for one purpose only-- and this is to support the ultimate career". The Ultimate Career?! Think about it- Everyday, I get to: impact a life, learn to love even more, be a caregiver, a teacher, a friend, a companion, a nurse, an interior designer, a journalist, a photographer, a chef, a student, a referee, a sports star, a cheerleader, a travel agent, and most importantly a mother. I always wanted to be a mother. As college approached and I started taking classes, I was so frustrated that I didn't have a major picked out like my room mates. How was I supposed to choose between so many amazing things! After a lot of trial and error, I ended up doing what I loved with a passion: Cosmetology! I dreamed of moving to LA to do hair and make up for runway shows! Yet, for me it didn't feel right. I remembered a little girl playing house with her dolls and knew that I still wanted to me a mother. After 27 years of life, I met my Prince and we are now raising our 2 year old girl. Everyday is not easy. I think the hardest things we do are the most important. So everyday, I am learning more and more and more to make our home. I look forward to a growing family and the joy of continuing in the Ultimate Career!

I'm a Mormon. I earned a PhD in horticulture and now I manage a welfare pear orchard.

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My wife and I have 5 children and a grandson that bring us constant joy and satisfaction. I've been a farmer most of my life and love the challenge of working with nature to produce healthy food for people in need. Growing pears is a really tough job. My favorite color is chlorophyll green mixed with a few seasonal anthocyanins and flavonoids. I really love the environment and try to improve the biodiversity of the orchard and to keep the ecosystem in balance. I like learning all of the time and working with my hands in all of the diverse subjects that farm involves. It covers everything from mechanical engineering to accounting to ecology. I never get tired of studying. I guess that makes me a scholar, even if I am kind of a slow learner. I like walking for exercise and gardening with a spade or fork, pushing a mower over a green lawn and eating potatoes and watermelon from our own place. Not everyone can be a farmer these days but everybody ought to be a gardener. It's good for the whole soul. There's no water fountain that looks more beautiful than a center pivot in the sunset or overhead sprinklers in the sunrise. In spite of the beauties of nature, the most beautiful creation of God is us, his offspring. People are the most important. He made the earth for us and we need to cherish this gift and use it to help each other be happy. Service is the greatest work we can do. The work we don't get paid for is the most valuable.

I am a public servant, a writer of youth and children's fiction, I have been a Boy Scout for 40 years. I am a Mormon.

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When I was six years old and my brother was eight my mother became a Cub Scout den mother. By the time my younger brother turned 12 and we all had graduated into Boy Scouts mom had been a den mother for eight years. When I was 16 I moved from Colorado to Northern Alberta, in Canada. I spent my high school summers as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. At the age of 19 I went to Uruguay to be a missionary full time for two years. While there I learned Spanish and have since used it to support myself. In College I followed the fruit harvest as a migrant interpreter for orchards and government offices in the Western United States. Thirty years ago I married. My wife and I have raised six children and now have 19 grandchildren. I have always dreamed of being able to help my fellowmen. After graduating from the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Canada I returned to the Western United States and began working for the government in public assistance. In my career I have been able to provide food, money and medical assistance to those in need while arranging training and education for them to become self sufficient. My dream of helping my fellowmen has become a reality.

For 20 years, I have worked for the state of Washington as a welfare worker, I am married with five children, and I'm a Mormon.

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I have been married 25 years and have five children. My family is the greatest blessing in my life and I can't think of anything in the world that means more to me. My greatest memories are times spent with them. Everything else is almost an interuption to spending time with family. I grew up on a small farm in Michigan. As a youngster, I worked beside my grandfather on projects on the farm. There was always work to do. In my adolescence, fished the trout streams nearby. In college, I earned a degree in fisheries, specializing in trout and salmon culture. I still enjoy fishing whenever I get the chance. My love of the outdoors is what lured me to the Pacific Northwest. Over the years, I've been on wilderness backpack and canoe trips with family members. This year my son and I summitted Mt Adams (12,000+ feet), one of Washington's strato-volcanos. I will be returning to Mt Adams next summer--this time with my duaghter, who wants to sumit with me. We are also training and making preparations to summit Mt Ranier (14,000+ feet) in two years. I love reading--primarily autobiographical works. I love personal accounts of those who have gone before and learning of their struggles and triumphs. For the last 20 years, I have worked for the State of Washington as a welfare worker. Though I never thought I would end up doing what I do, I believe in what I do and of its importance to the community. I love my clients and working with folks who have fallen on hard times.

I grew up in Washington State. I crochet and knit. I'm a Mormon.

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I graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Elementary Education. I love children and their honesty. I like to do all sorts of crafts including quilting, crocheting, knitting, scrapbooking, painting, etc. I get to spend my days at home with my daughter and plan on teaching when my children get into school.

After growing up in Aiken, SC. I moved to Mesa, AZ and am the founder of a software company. I'm a Mormon.

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I am a redneck from South Carolina now living and working in a big city. I am a software developer, and a newly wed of almost 4 years. I love my wife, building things, and being creative.

I grew up in southern Ohio. I love ice cream. I have an associates degree in Pre-Medicine. I'm a Mormon.

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I'm a student right now, trying to keep up with work and homework. I want to be a high school teacher so I can share my love for math and science with those who usually don't like that kind of stuff. 

I am a wife, a mother, a grandmother, a bookkeeper and a Mormon!

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I love to read, especially mysteries, and to embroider. When I was young and foolish my husband and I used to race motorcycles in the California desert. My youngest daughter has some disabilities and I have learned a lot from her about perserverance and faith. I am so grateful for the power of the gospel in my life. It has made us a stronger family and a much happier one as well!

I am a technology management consultant, I'm a kayaker, I'm a Boy Scout leader, and I'm a Mormon.

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I own and operate a small information technology management consulting business. I provide high-level management consulting services for state and local governments. When I am not working I enjoy sea kayaking. We own two sea kayaks and kayak in the South Puget Sound. I also build wooden kayaks from kits. I love to be on the water. I also have sailboats and other water craft. We have some of the best boating opportunities anywhere in the world. I have been a Boy Scout leader for 35 years. I was a Scoutmaster for 25 years and have seen many of my Scouts achieve their Eagle Rank. I am also involved in the council and district as a trainer. I have been a Wood Badge course director and have staffed 14 courses. I was a Jamboree Scoutmaster in 2001 at the National Jamboree. I have held most every District position. My three sons are Eagle Scouts. I have a great family of three sons and one daughter. Each is married. We have six grandchildren. We love to get together and be with our family. Possessions come and go, but our family will be together forever.