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The Fuertes Family of Cebu City 1st |
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Bishop Lee of Cebu City 1st and his family |
Nanay Dy: She cooks great and she treated me like a son. Missionaries love her. |
Members from San Nicholas Ward |
Blessed family! The Bulahan's. Their surname means 'blessed' |
Awesome family! The Dela Cruz Family. They always feed us after splits every Saturday. Splits, by the way, is a program initiated by our Mission President, wherein we work with the priesthood quorums of the branch in either doing home teaching or visiting the inactive members, and helping them come back to church. |
This is the Lazarte home. The Makig-angay's are also in the picture. These two families live in the 'bukid' or in the mountains. Such a very generous family in such humble circumstances. |
The Cortezano family from Sibulan, Negros Oriental. A very loving family who give their all for the missionaries. |
Couples from left: Elder and Sister Massey, President and Sister Whatcott, President and Sister Childs, Elder and Sister Lee. This picture was taken after the Special Zone Conference in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental. President Childs of the Area Presidency was in a mission tour. |
President's son and wife came to visit the mission. We were treated for dinner at the Shangri-La Plaza Hotel in Mactan Island. |
Tyler May: We became good friends in my last area. We were assigned in the same ward. He's awesome! |
Shalimar, a member from Sn. Nicholas Ward works at the Marriot Hotel and she was kind enough to give a short tour of the place |
This is one of the hotel's conference rooms |
During one of the zone activities in Toledo, Cebu, we went into a cave. I had a hard time getting in and getting out. That's why I hated it. But it was fun! |
