TRACES OF TIME . . .
{Last week: Scroll to end click "Older Posts" at bottom right.} june 30-JULY 6, 2025A wise person once said, "Every society will be judged byhow it treats the least fortunate.""Time moves slowly, but passes quickly...
On this blog I share with family and friends my daily thoughts, doings, what interests me, and--at times--tributes to my eternal sweetheart, Walt, who graduated to heaven on 8-21-2020.*All that I am or ever hope to be,I not only owe to my
Walt called himself...
"The last of the old-time country doctors."
Walt called himself...
"The last of the old-time country doctors."
He delivered about 4,000 babies, among fixing broken hips, other surgeries, and even made house calls.As Janie said in his obituary:"He healed many hearts, heads, hands, and everything in-between."
In the 1950s you had to be 20 to serve a mission. This is Walt in August 1954, on the day he was set apart in Salt Lake City to be a missionary.
One of Walt's happiest of happy places was as the pilot flying...Our first plane was a piper Cherokee...Then in a six-seater Cessna high-wing, turbo-charged airplane. Foxtrot 48--something was the call number {he owned with two partners).We were blessed to serve 4 missions together--First:July 1995-July 1998
Mission President and wife of the Mexico Merida Mission - Yucatan*** *** *** Mar 2005-Feb 2007Area Medical Advisor - Central America Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama12 missions - 2,000 missionaries.*** *** ***Sep 2008-Mar 2010Area Medical Advisor - South America So.Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay14 missions - 2300 missionaries*** *** ***July 2014-Nov 2018Temple President and Temple MatronSan Salvador El Salvador Temple*** *** ***This totaled 9 1/2 years out of theUnited States.Grampa Petersen told our grandchildren that the Prophet said: "If you love your grandchildrfen, serve a mission,"To which g-dau Ashley asked:"How many?"*** *** ***Walt was also a carpenter at heart--like his carpenter father, Ray Petersen.
This blog is...Dedicated to our seven children--Janie, Gary, Steve, David, Julie, Brian, Jen...
...their spouses--Julie, John, Jennifer, Jerry--our 39 grandchildren--8 spouses of G-C, and 8 great-grandchildren--for a posterity of 71.
Week of june 30-JULY 6, 2025
...their spouses--Julie, John, Jennifer, Jerry--our 39 grandchildren--8 spouses of G-C, and 8 great-grandchildren--for a posterity of 71.
Sunrise: 6:01 a.m. Sunset: 9:01 p.m.
Burley Idaho Temple The street in front of the Burley Idaho Temple is now accessible, allowing for photographs of the temple facade and monument sign. Grass sod was laid in the area behind the sign to create a front lawn, while plants beautify the flowerbed on either side of the sign. The temple has been under construction for just over three years, and members are looking forward to an announcement of the open house and dedication dates. (Photo: Ethan Searle) #burleytemple #burleyidahotemplehttps://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/burle...
Nov. 1, 2024
The following new temple president and matron have been called to serve by the First Presidency. They will begin their service when the temple is dedicated.
Nadine Tateoka and Paul Tateoka |
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Paul Kenji Tateoka and Nadine Lani Tsutae Saito Tateoka, Emerson 1st Ward, Paul Idaho Stake, called as president and matron of the Burley Idaho Temple. President Tateoka is a temple ordinance worker and a former Oregon Salem Mission president, stake president, bishop and missionary in the Japan Okayama Mission. He was born in Salt Lake City to Jim Suetaka Tateoka and Ko Tateoka.
Sister Tateoka is a temple ordinance worker and a former mission president companion, stake Relief Society presidency counselor, stake Primary presidency counselor, ward Relief Society president, ward Young Women president, seminary teacher and missionary in the Uruguay Montevideo Mission. She was born in Provo, Utah, to George Goro Saito and Clara Yoshie Kuramoto Saito.
https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/burle...
Nov. 1, 2024
The following new temple president and matron have been called to serve by the First Presidency. They will begin their service when the temple is dedicated.
Nadine Tateoka and Paul Tateoka |
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Paul Kenji Tateoka and Nadine Lani Tsutae Saito Tateoka, Emerson 1st Ward, Paul Idaho Stake, called as president and matron of the Burley Idaho Temple. President Tateoka is a temple ordinance worker and a former Oregon Salem Mission president, stake president, bishop and missionary in the Japan Okayama Mission. He was born in Salt Lake City to Jim Suetaka Tateoka and Ko Tateoka.
Sister Tateoka is a temple ordinance worker and a former mission president companion, stake Relief Society presidency counselor, stake Primary presidency counselor, ward Relief Society president, ward Young Women president, seminary teacher and missionary in the Uruguay Montevideo Mission. She was born in Provo, Utah, to George Goro Saito and Clara Yoshie Kuramoto Saito.
TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2025
TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2025