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| In memory of the Augusta, Maine soldiers who died in the Civil War and "commend their example to future generations" | ||||
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| Remembering the women who served as valiantly |
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| In most cities and villages, there is erected a memorial. On this one for soldiers of the 1st World War is written: Quiet they rest in this high hope serene That we for who they died shall kep the faith. |
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| Elder Hatch honoring his 18 month mark wrote his" title of liberty" remembering Captain Moroni who admonished his followers: "let us remember to keep the commandments of God." Moroni 46 |
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| Elder Terry has decorated a box for his scriptures, a constant reminder of Him who represent and serve. |
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| Elders Dudley and Phillips stand in front of Bangor Maine chapel where we have shared innumerable memorable moments. |
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| Marvelous Moment to Remember: the Baptism of Prekash His mother, uncle and cousin, and Elders Resendez, Parsons, Varney, Wengert and Lozono |
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| A 10 year old drew and colored this picture: Remembering the shepherd who 'shall gather the lambs with his arm, and carry them in his bosom," Isaiah 40:11 |
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| Remembering the love and devotion of those who strive to serve God and fellow man, Sister Rainey pictured with Sisters Waite and Sowards |
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| Remembering those whose lives have changed through the Atonement of Jesus Christ: Brother and Sister Luckin |
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| Concord Zone |
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| The thoughtful remembrances from Augusta North Zone |
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| One of many deeply appreciated momentos given to remind us of our three years of service. This apron given by Eler Harris and his mother is a reminder of Sister Wilkey's Inspirational Message |
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