 | General Bice & Federal Offical on Guam for Military meetings KUAM News Friday, October 05, 2007-Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense David S. Sedney and Joint Guam Program Office's (JGPO) David Bice on Guam for three day meetings with environmental agencies, Japanese Ministry of Defense/ Foreign Affairs officials, and Military Air Force General [Doug] Owens & Navy Admiral [William] French. Topics include: Environmental Impact Statement of Marines Relocation, U.S./Japan Defense Alignment Agreement, proposed laydown of forces, and strategic overview. Federal officals will meet the Japanese delegation to tour and brief them Saturday. The delegation consists of senior policy level officials from the Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Bice will provide a briefing to the Department of the Interior's business opportunities in the Islands Conference next Monday. Quote: "...we look ahead to the increasingly important role that Guam will be playing in the security of the United States."-Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense David S. Sedney K57 Interview: General Bice, JGPO Director: Marine Transfer Will Happen http://www.sorensenmediagroup.com/k57podcast/071004_073746.mp3 |
 | 10th Kimilsungia Festival Opens Pyongyang, April 11 (KCNA) -- The 10th Kimilsungia festival opened with due ceremony at the Kimilsungia-Kimjongilia Exhibition in Pyongyang Friday. Seen in the centre of the venue of the festival is a portrait of smiling President Kim Il Sung and his old home in Mangyongdae has been depicted. There is a sea of flowers with immortal flowers and precious flowers in the venue. Displayed there are lots of potted Kimilsungias, flowers of the sun, cultivated with sincerity by units of the Korean People's Army, ministries, national institutions, factories and enterprises, individual soldiers, working people and school youth and children, foreign diplomatic missions and international organizations here, friendly organizations and public organizations, enterprises and individual figures of foreign countries, overseas Koreans and Chinese residents in the DPRK. Present at the opening ceremony were Yang Hyong Sop, Kang Nung Su, minister of Culture, officials of ministries, national institutions and working people's organizations, working people, delegations of overseas Koreans and overseas Koreans. Present there on invitation were the Indonesian government cultural delegation led by Mukhlis Paeni, assistant to the minister of Culture and Tourism, Ambassador Daulat Hotma Audison Passaribu and officials of the Indonesian embassy here and delegations of various countries which came here to participate in the festival. Kim Pyong Hun, chairman of the Central Committee of the General Federation of the Unions of Literature and the Arts of Korea, addressing the ceremony, said that the festival would mark an occasion in strikingly demonstrating the iron faith and indomitable stamina of the servicepersons and people of the DPRK to hold the President in high esteem as the sun of Juche for all ages and usher in the golden days of prosperity of Songun Korea under the leadership of Kim Jong Il. Mukhlis Paeni in a congratulatory speech said that he was pleased with the fact that the friendly relations between the DPRK and Indonesia are growing stronger on good terms along with Kimilsungia. The special relations that existed between Kim Il Sung and President Sukarno became a firm foundation of the present bilateral relations of friendship and the Indonesian government has always extended support and encouragement to the DPRK as regards international issues, he added. |
 | Navy Hymn - Eternal Father Strong To Save - Organ & Chimes Navy Hymn - Eternal Father Strong To Save. Hymn Tune: Melita This is my second arrangement of this Beloved and Beautiful Hymn, so many of my Subscribers asked me to use the Chimes so I decided to post it. I ' Marry ' the Chimes with Celeste 8' and an 8' Rohr Flute and I use a nice Full Rich Stop Combination on the last verse with a Bomabrde Pedal. This Hymn is near and dear to me, I served in the United States Navy many years ago. The two pictures at the end of the video are of me when I first enlisted, I was very thin back then ( USS COATES - Destroyer Escort ). I remember playing the Organ on the Aircraft Carrier, the USS WASP. It was a great adventure and an Honor to Serve our Country at the same time, Serving the LORD with my Musical Ministry as the Organist and Chaplain's Assistant. GOD BLESS AMERICA and if you Served in the Military - THANK YOU for your Service. Lance † . |
 | Fake affidavit against Chief Justic of Pakistan Will the signatories to the affidavits, filed with the sworn statement of the chief of staff to the president, submitted to the full court, depose before the judges about the authenticity and veracity of their statements? At least, one of them is now uncertain not only about the signatures on "his" affidavit but also its contents. At one point, he categorically said that the affidavit was never signed by him. At another stage, he said that the signatures appearing on the affidavit were not his but these did resemble his initials. Talking to The News on the assurance that his name would not be disclosed, the concerned signatory was apprehensive and shy of going to the court for being a government servant. Since the filing of an absolutely "fake" affidavit does not make sense, the officer was asked to come on the record but he did not oblige. The officer hails from the Punjab. Well over a dozen affidavits of government servants, both from the Centre and the provinces, are attached to the affidavit of Lt-Gen (retd) Hamid Javaid, the Chief of the Staff. The CoS's affidavit includes the sworn statements of Chairman Central Board of Revenue Abdullah Yousaf; Lt-Col Saeedullah, MS to the NWFP Governor; Khushnood Akhtar Lashari, former Punjab additional chief secretary and, at present, the Health Secretary; Ali Ahmad Junejo, Hyderabad District Police Officer; Amil Shameen Wyne, former Pishin DPO; Khalid Bilal, former Public Relations Officer of the Supreme Court of Pakistan; Mudassir Iqbal, Director-General (Protocol), Sindh; Ziaul Hasan Khan, former IGP Punjab, and, at present, Commandant, National Police Academy; Mushtaq Hussain Hamdani, Director-General (Protocol) Punjab; Jehangir Mirza, former IGP, Sindh; Safdar Ali, Constable; Muhammad Naeem, Assistant In-charge (security guard); Javed Sadiq Malik, former principal secretary to the prime minister, and, at present, the Federal Ombudsman. Among those present in the Army House, Rawalpindi on March 9 — as claimed by the Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry in his affidavit submitted before the full court earlier — three, including the CoS to the president, Director-General Military Intelligence Maj-Gen Nadeem Ijaz and Director-General Intelligence Bureau Brig (retd) Ijaz Shah have submitted their affidavits. The Director-General Inter Services Intelligence (DG ISI) Lt-Gen Ashfaq Kiani, who was also present in the Army House on March 9, did not submit his affidavit. A senior government legal aide, when asked about the reason for this conspicuous miss, said that there was no need for all to submit their affidavits. The chief justice, in his affidavit, had said that after he declined to resign before the president, the DG ISI and the DG MI pressurized him to quit but he refused to do so. The DG MI, in his affidavit, however, denied to have exerted any pressure on the CJ to resign. Meanwhile, it has been learnt that the Chief of Staff to President Lt Gen (retd) Hamid Javaid's part of the affidavit was included after much indecisiveness because of the fear that it might lead to supplement the judicial crisis. According to sources, in a high-level meeting, it was no less than the president's top legal aide, Sharifuddin Pirzada, who advised the government to ignore the inclusion of the said evidence. Pirzada, these sources said, insisted that if the said evidence is produced against the chief justice, then two other senior "authorities" falling in the same category of "corruption" should also be proceeded against by the government. The CoS, in his affidavit, said, "The CJP submitted numerous claims and received cash worth hundred of thousands of rupees for reimbursement of petrol for car No. CIA-9 on the basis of receipts, purportedly issued by a Shell Pump (Abdullah & Sons) at Sumungly Road, Quetta. All the receipts are bogus. The pump, at all material times, only sold diesel, it did not sell petrol. The amounts were reimbursed to the CJP against these fake receipts." According to the sources, it was revealed to the official investigators during the probe that it was not the chief justice alone but also two other respected authorities, who were getting reimbursement of petrol on the basis of receipts issued by the same Shell pump, which the CoS affidavit claims does not sell petrol and only deals with diesel. These disclosures upset the decision makers for the reason that if the said evidence was produced against the chief justice, then how could the other two be spared. |
 | SCO to stage joint anti-terrorism exercise in Russia The Shanghai Cooperation Organization will stage a joint anti-terrorism military exercise in Russia this year. Assistant Foreign Minister Li Hui says issues such as whether state leaders will attend the exercise are still under discussion among SCO members. |
 | 1942-1948 C. A. Straley's Maytown, PA. Charles A. Straley was born May 2, 1878 in Hall, PA. which is in York County, where he lived until about 18 years of age. After his father's death, he took a job a job in Helen, PA in about 1897. Helen, also in York, about 5 miles from the Susquehanna, on the Lincoln Highway. During the nearly three years he was in Helen, he met and married Rosa Kraut in 1902. In September of that year he moved to Maytown, PA and established a home and Harness making business there. The voice you hear on the video is not narration, but rather Charles' actual voice briefly recounting his life. It was taped in Maytown, by his son Luther, shortly before his father's death. Over the years he expanded his business with the times to sell bicycles, automobile tires and other hardware items. They had 5 children who lived to adulthood: Luther - a Lutheran Minister, George - military veteran and assistant editor of the Lutheran Magazine, Mary Ellen Straley Foerster - School Teacher and Minister's wife, Martha Elizabeth {Betty} Straley Robinson - Journalist, and Esther Straley McBride - Educator. All of their children are now also deceased, except for Esther. Rosa died in 1953, just after the couple's 50th Anniversary. Eight months later he married his former pastors wife, Lola Yingst. Charles continued to operate the store until 1957 when the business was sold. He and Lola moved from the site of the store on East High to a duplex located a door or two from the Maytown Bank on West High. He remained a resident of Maytown until his death in 1966. A photo of the Straley Home & Hardware Store building seen in this video can be found at: http://maytown.org/photos/e-high/pages/ehigh-3.htm For more information about Maytown, PA. be sure to visit: http://maytown.org/history.html ...and http://www.maytownhistory.org/index.phtml You may also enjoy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maytown,_Pennsylvania http://wikimapia.org/#lat=40.075428&lon=-76.581552&z=19&l=0&m=a&v=2&search=maytown%2C%20pa |
 | From South Ossetia messages on fights with the Georgian mili In second half of day the situation in a zone of the ossetic conflict has sharply become aggravated. The ossetic party has informed about collisions at village Nul in area Znaurskom. According to from Tskhinvali, divisions of republic have beaten off strategically important height at the Georgian special troops. In Tbilisi this information deny and, in turn, speak about bombardment Georgian Villages. Anton Stepanenko's reporting. Yes, the situation has sharply become aggravated, and, apparently, activity of operations will accrue only. Since morning of division of the Georgian army at support of fighting machines of infantry have tried to be fixed at the dominating height in area of village Nul and to create there a long-term post.If it was possible to them, actually they would cut off the whole area Znaursky of South Ossetia from other republic, and besides from this post there would be an opportunity to fire at a significant site of road Zarskoj - unique road which now connects Ossetia Southern and Northern. Proceeding from it militarians of South Ossetia have undertaken enough strict measures on водворению an illegal post from this height.Fight proceeded - persistent enough fight - 1,5 hours. As a result, as militarians of South Ossetia have informed, the Georgian divisions have been compelled to leave this height. Moreover, according to силовиков, two fighting machines of infantry at this height have been lined. Vladimir Ivanov, the assistant ordering the Mixed forces on maintenance of the world in a zone the conflict: " Under applications from the Georgian, ossetic party have left on a place, since morning monitoring a situation was conducted. Firing which has begun at 16.30 means, at the moment, is localized, fire is stopped, on a place the group of military observers of the Mixed forces on maintenance of the world and the representative of mission of OSCE works Reciprocal fire from the Georgian party was very dense, but, it is necessary to note, not aim, and under it the film crew has got. However, under fire of the Georgian party inhabitants of ossetic village Hetagurovo have got also. The local resident: " How many it is possible to suffer? Children, women bomb peace city. At all of them are equal, at Georgians. The small nation destroy, at them conscience is not present, the order is not present, that us did not kill On our data, anybody from inhabitants of village Hetagurovo has not suffered, and стихнувшая for a while firing these minutes has renewed, and, is how much audible, use heavy arms. And now the point of view of the Georgian party. As official Tbilisi makes comments on messages from a zone of the conflict about fight for height from village Nul. And now the point of view of the Georgian party. As official Tbilisi makes comments on messages from a zone of the conflict about fight for height from village Nul. Michael Robakidze's reporting. Situation in a zone of the conflict is a main theme in all information releases which leave in an evening ether on local channels. Local authorities do applications and mark, that now the situation was stabilized, and day time firing has begun from South Ossetia, and the Georgian party has been compelled to open reciprocal fire. It was declared at the special briefing by the state minister concerning реинтеграции Taimuraz Jakobashvili. Taimuraz Jakobashvili, the state minister of Georgia concerning реинтеграции: " When the ossetic party has opened fire on our blockhouse, we have answered. And it is natural. Later, when the present fight was fastened, the Russian peacemakers have been connected to a situation. And conditions was unloaded. Now shooting in area of settlement Nul is not present " more. Meanwhile, at a dawn to Tbilisi there arrives the special representative of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Jury Popov who together with Taimuraz Jakobashvili should direct to Tskhinvali for carrying out of negotiations. These negotiations should take place in territory of base of the Russian peacemakers in Tskhinvali, however югоосетинская the party yet has not confirmed the readiness to sit down for a negotiating table with the Georgian party. |
 | Inside Iraq - The landmark visit to Iraq - 07 Mar 08 - Pt.1 The visit of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, to Iraq is seen as a new chapter in relations between the two countries. The historic trip, the first by an Iranian leader since the Iran-Iraq war, sparked heated protests and outraged many Sunni Arabs. Some political observers think this underscored how a growing Iranian influence in Iraq could aggravate the existing mistrust and further sour relations between Shia and Sunnis. However, Iraqi political leaders appear determined to move closer to Tehran, despite American accusations that Iran finances and supports militias inside Iraq. How will this new level of closer political and economic relations between Iran and Iraq impact the political future of Baghdad and the wider region? What are its implications on the already strained political power play between Sunni and Shia factions in Iraq? How will the US react and will it change its security and military strategies in Iraq? Our guests this week are: Dr Sadeq Zibakalam from Teheran University, Rich Schmierer from the US State Department and Dr Abdallah Alshaaal, former Egyptian Assistant Foreign Minister. |
 | Chen Xiaogong meets U.S. China hand delegation Chen Xiaogong, assistant chief of general staff of the PLA, met with a U.S. China hand delegation led by Prof. David Shambaugh of the George Washington University on June 13 in Beijing. Chen Xiaogong pointed out that China has all along attached importance to developing the relations with the U.S. and its military. He also spoke positively of the developing momentum of relations between the two militaries, saying that at present, there has been steady progress in terms of exchange of high-level visits, mechanism-based exchanges, and exchanges between military educational institutes of the two militaries, at the same time, the connotations of cooperation between the two militaries have been expanded and enriched through establishment of direct telephone lines between China's national defense ministry and the U.S. Defense Department and other forms. He emphasized that the Chinese side has always held a positive attitude towards developing the relations between the two militaries, and hoped that the U.S. side would also view and handle the relations between the two militaries from a strategic point of view and a long-term perspective, remove obstacles and continue to push for healthy and stable development of the relations between the two militaries. Chen Xiaogong also briefed his guests on China's principled stand on the Taiwan issue, and answered the questions on China's military transparency and China's views on the U.S. military presence in the Asia-Pacific region. David Shambaugh stated that there appears a new momentum of development between the U.S. and Chinese militaries in recent years, the Chinese military is opening wider to the outside world and its participation in international cooperation is also on the increase. The two sides should further strengthen exchanges and cooperation in various fields, especially the two sides should continue to carry out mechanism-based exchanges on important issues, so as to gradually remove suspicion and build mutual trust. |
 | Whom started The war in Georgia! *(part 1) Inspiration And Danger In Georgia By Michael Gerson Washington Post Wednesday, August 20, 2008; Page A15 Daniel Fried: "Georgia badly miscalculated in this crisis. President Mikheil Saakashvili believed he could quickly gobble up his breakaway provinces, just as he did in Georgia's southwest four years ago. He is a hothead who acted against American advice. " From Green Light to Yellow By Dan Froomkin Special to washingtonpost.com Wednesday, August 13, 2008; 1:03 PM "Bush administration officials have been adamant in asserting that they warned the government in Tbilisi not to let Moscow provoke it into a fight -- and that they were surprised when their advice went unheeded. Right up until the hours before Georgia launched its attack late last week in South Ossetia, Washington's top envoy for the region, Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Fried, and other administration officials were warning the Georgians not to allow the conflict to escalate. Julian E. Barnes and Peter Spiegel write, Los Angeles Times "A senior U.S. official involved in Russia policymaking vehemently denied that the administration had sent mixed messages, arguing that although Saakashvili had long received strong support from the most senior American officials, Georgians were warned not to engage Russia militarily. "'We have consistently, and on Thursday also, urged the Georgians not to move their forces in. We were unambiguous about it,' said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity when discussing private talks with the Georgians. 'Saakashvili had always told us he could not stand by while Georgian villages were being shelled, and we always knew this was a point of pressure. We always told him that he should not give in to the kind of provocations we knew the Russians were capable of.' U.S. Watched as a Squabble Turned Into a Showdown Published: August 17, 2008 Whether they intended to build a military for fighting or deterrence is unclear. American officials said they repeatedly and bluntly told their Georgian counterparts that the Iraq mission should not be taken as a sign of American support, or as a prelude, for operations against the separatists. American officials said that they had clearly told their Georgian counterparts that the plan had little chance of success, given Kremlin statements promising to protect the local population from Georgian "aggression" — and the fact of overwhelming Russian military force along the border. On Aug. 6, the separatists fired on several Georgian villages, Georgian officials said. The Russian Defense Ministry and South Ossetian officials say that Georgians provoked the escalation by shelling Russian peacekeeping positions in the region's capital of Tskhinvali, along with civilian areas. The Georgians said the separatists stepped up their shelling. Foreign Minister Eka Tkeshelashvili of Georgia called Mr. Fried and told him that her country was under attack, and that Georgia had to protect its people. Mr. Fried, according to a senior administration official, told the Georgian not to go into South Ossetia. The Georgians moved in on Aug. 7. Georgia and Russia Clash Over Separatist Regions By Peter Finn Washington Post Foreign Service Tuesday, August 12, 2008; Page A01 Last week, Georgian forces launched a major offensive that captured the South Ossetian capital in an effort to reestablish central government control; Russian forces drove them out two days later. |
 | Bush Double Take Bush Double ... and the Cuban Missile Crisis? In response to story 12/11/07 on CNN of President Bush' White House spokesperson, Dana Perino's "exaggeration" of not knowing what the Cuban Missile Crisis was....by way of introduction, this image of President Bush's double from that era. Enrique Peralta Azurdia, defense Minister of Guatemalan President, Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes (1958-1963). Know as a Bay of Pigs Figure, Ydigoras allowed the US to train Cuban exiles in Guatemala for the invasion of Cuba and to build an airstrip in Guatemala. However, rarely is mention made of Ydigoras' role in the safety of the Americans on the US' Eastern Seaboard in bringing the Soviet presence to light. Usually, the r.a.p., rapid aerial photography of the U2 is lauded. Even the US born Ydigoras grandchildren would say good night to each other with a sing song, "sleep with the Angels" "you too" 'thank you". Yet seldom when there is a sigh of relief on thinking of what might have happened in '62 does anyone think of Ydigoras. In Ydigoras' writings, introduced by former US Assistant Secretary of State, Adolf Berle, Ydigoras states, "Guatemala had officially advised the United States government of the rapidly mounting threat of aggression from Cuba, and the existence of the Soviet bases." "We have a well-organized espionage system in Cuba. It is sometimes disrupted by the capture of some agent but it always gets back into operation. Through this source of operations we were able to confirm the existence of three types of missile platforms, four different types of rockets, fields for long distance and jet planes, and submarine bases and underground submarine shelters on the Cuban coasts." "At four o'clock on the afternoon of October 16, 1962, six days before President Kennedy declared the embargo, the United States Ambassador, John O. Bell, and Colonel Norman W. Geron, Chief of the United States Military Mission to Guatemala, came to my office, and conferred with Foreign Minister Jesus Unda Murillo and myself." "I informed my visitors that I had sufficient evidence to be convinced that there were nuclear weapons in Cuba, placed there by Russia." "Pursuant to our commitments with the Organization of American States, the Guatemalan Ambassador to that Organization, Dr. Carlos Urrutia, directed a memorandum to the president of the council, informing him of the conference." What President Bush's double went on to do to President Ydigoras is ..."Well, my fellow Americans..." as R.Reagan was fond of saying yet another tale for later telling by this former Reagan W.H. Writer. As to Dana Perino and Anderson Cooper's comments of the Cuban Missile Crisis being associated with the Bay of Pigs... Ms. Perino is probably well aware that the 2000 Florida vote was pivotal to President Bush's election, Florida's Latino population votes Republican as a result of the Bay of Pigs unlike the majority of the non-Florida Latino voters who traditionally vote Democrat. Presidents, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Miguel Ydigoras, "Mike & Ike", worked together in preparation for the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the last minute reversal by JFK is reason President G. W. Bush was elected as it is why traditionally Democrat leaning Latinos nationally, lean overwhelmingly Republican in Florida. (as a statesman, ydigoras was also a delegate to the 1919 Paris Peace Conference for the drafting of the Treaty of Versailles, founding member of the League of Nations, GT ambassador to the United Kingdom, ... Ms. Perino may be aware as well of the Guatemalan "sway" vote at the UN 60 years ago as that vote may have been mentioned at the Annapolis Conference on Nov. 29, the Eve of the 60th Anniversary of the UN Resolution of the Palestinian Partition which allowed the modern State of Israel to be formed.) alt. title for above J. "Swift" essay: "Dr. Perper or how I learned to love the strange.." ie: Missiles,film, and Perino, Peralta. :( |
 | LDS Church Elder James E. Faust - Funeral Part 1 of 5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Zsvml57PE is a video describing how to learn more about the Mormon Church. President James E. Faust, second counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), died at his home August 10, 2007 surrounded by his family. President Faust, 87, had served in the First Presidency since 1995 and as a General Authority of the Church for 35 years. An LDS Church statement today said that President Faust had died of "causes incident to age." President Faust was appointed second counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 12 March 1995. The First Presidency is the highest presiding body in the government of the Church . He had previously served four years as an Assistant to the Twelve (the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles is the second-highest presiding body) before being appointed a member of the presidency of the First Quorum of the Seventy (other senior leaders in the Church) on 1 October 1976. His current assignments include vice chairman of the Church Board of Education; the board of trustees of Brigham Young University; the Welfare Services Executive Committee; and Deseret Management Corporation. Bruce Olsen, managing director of Church Public Affairs, said this morning that President Faust's "gentle manner and depth of knowledge, which was an important part of his ministry for nearly 35 years, will be missed." "He was a true Christian who spoke and wrote with wit and wisdom," Olsen said. "Many members of the Church loved his unique way of teaching the restored gospel of Jesus Christ at General Conference." Olsen said that Church members around the world are calling to extend to President Faust's family their heartfelt condolences. President Faust was born 31 July 1920, in Delta, Utah. He participated as a member of the University of Utah track team in 1938 and ran the quarter-mile and mile relay. His college career was interrupted first to serve as a missionary for the Church in Brazil and later by World War II, during which he served in the U.S. Army Air Force and was discharged as a first lieutenant. In 1948 he graduated from the University of Utah with a bachelor's and Juris Doctor degree. He began the practice of law in Salt Lake City and continued until his appointment as a general authority of the Church in 1972. He served as a member of the Utah Legislature from 1949 to 1951, as an advisor to the American Bar Journal, and president of the Utah Bar Association in 1962-1963. U.S. He received the Distinguished Lawyer Emeritus Award from the Utah Bar Association in 1995. In August of 1997, he received an Honorary Doctors Degree of Christian Service from Brigham Young University. He was honored as a Distinguished Alumni at the University of Utah in 1999, and was awarded the Honorary Order of the Coif at Brigham Young University in 2000. In 2002, he was given the Marion G. Romney Distinguished Service Award by Brigham Young University Law School, and he was awarded an Honorary Doctors of Law degree by the University of Utah. President John F. Kennedy appointed him to the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights in 1962. In 1998 President Faust received a Brazilian national citizenship award — an honor given to only a select few world leaders — and was awarded honorary citizenship of the city of Sao Paulo. Married to the former Ruth Wright of Salt Lake City, they are the parents of two daughters and three sons. They have 25 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. For more information about Elder James E. Faust or the LDS Church, visit http://www.mormon.org |
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