Today, Sister Lopez and The Smith's

Sister Lopez was transferred from Trujillo to Chimbote today,

a hard last minute change,

a new companion.

            Sister Yakie, Sister Lopez and President Marler. 

 

Last night the Veerbeck's came up from Viru to deliver the Smiths, we had a little good-by party.

 Friends showed up to say good-bye.

 Sister Vaughan and Sister Angell, giving a little last minute advice.

                                                               The last walk in the Trujillo Airport

 ...and a final picture with President and Sister Marler.

We will miss the Smith's so much,

but I bet their family is so excited to see them.  

Slide show for Elder And Sister Smith, Mision Trujillo will miss you!

Elder and Sister Smith have been a part of the Trujillo Mission Family during the last 18 months

there family arrived on Monday night to see their mission area and 

go for a little side trip to Machu Picchu before returning home.

The Smiths have been valiant missionaries in the Viru District, and a great blessing to us all. 

Smith family, thanks for sharing your parents with us.

Here is a little slide show with a few memories of the Smith's.

One more night in the mission home...
Smith Family, here they come.

…and then good-bye to Missionaries from Laureles, Palermo and Viru.

Friday's Multi-Zone was a repeat of Thursday, but the missionaries were from 

the Zones of Laureles, Palermo and Viru.

 Elder Steglich, Elder Bernuy, Sister Rejala, Sister Cañadas.

on left: Elder Platino, Elder Rodriguez, Elder Weber, Elder Carr, Elder Romero
on right: Elder Ashcroft, Elder Volquez, Elder Jorquera, Elder Perkes,
 Elder Passey, Elder Gonzalez, Elder Thorpe.

Sister Alfaro and Sister Fernandez pause for a selfie.
Now if we only had a selfie stick!

Elder Passey, with Elder Perkes right behind.

Elders stop and visit after the Zone Conference.

Zona Viru, Palermo and Laureles, what a wonderful group of missionaries!

Self explanatory .

Another Chicken dinner, we must be in Peru.

 The Smith's, The Fackrell's and Sister Vaughan and Sister Angell.

 The balloons were a real bonus.

Sister Herrera and Sister Ragsdale.

 Sister Hansen, The Marler's, Sister Carrera, and Sister Huata.

 Elder Benally and Elder Cruz.

The Smith's, they will be leaving for the U.S. on Monday…
We love you and will miss you.

Elder Ashcroft, The Marler's and Elder Volquez.

Sister Rejala strutting her stuff with President Marler.

Meeting with Missionaries from Chimbote and Casma

We met on Thursday, 25 of June with our missionaries in Chimbote.  In 5 short days they will be missionaries that we share, for the rest of our lives, with President and Sister Rios.

Elder Smith and Elder Garcia

Elder Hinmann , Elder Galarza and Elder Maldonado

Elder Chuquimia, Elder Zarate, President Marler, Elder Huatuco, and Elder Muñoa

Sister Marler and Sister Shreve, with a few tears.

Writing in the Recuerdo Books.

Sister Marler and Elder McClellan- smiles, real smiles!!!!!

Elder Chuquimia, Elder Ashby and Elder Galarza, a final salute.

Sister Bravo, Sister Marler and Sister Tulumba.

Final pictures by the paparazzi and sharing stories.

Lunch for a bunch!

Sister Opdahl and Sister Lindblom with Sister Marler. 

Look at those San Pasqual Colors!!!

Elder Zarate, Elder Chuquimia and Elder Campos..and Inka Cola.

Elder Muguerza, Elder Becerra, Elder Vargas and Elder Rodriguez.

Elder Mollo, Elder Diaz, Elder Sanchez  Elder Alanoca and Elder Díaz. 

Sister Sosa, Sister Bravo, Sister Tulumba, Sister Shreve and Sister Carbajal.

President and some of the Elders.  What a fun time together.

lots of "selfies"

President and Sister Marler with one of our secretaries, Elder Angamarca. 

President Marler, Elder Lee and Sister Marler (taking the picture).

If you lean in , and someone else takes the pictures, is it a "you-ie" or a "them-ie"?

The Sisters of Chimbote.

Sisters Lindblom, Opdahl, Sosa, Vidal, Bravo, Castañada, Lopez, Carbajal, 

Tulumba, Shreve, Yaqui and Assef.

Elder Becerra, Elder Murguerza, Elder Ashby, Elder Andia, Elder Carder, and Elder Johnson 

 cute sisters walking down the street.

With everyone, a "group-ie."

Elder Apaza and Elder Bernuy.