I found this very interesting information on a blog. I was trying to found out if the Clark family story about John Alexander Clark being buried in Israel had anything to do with the church being able to construct the Jerusalem Center there.
I then went to the travel sites for LDS tours in Israel. I found that one of the sites they visit is at Hebron on Mt Carmel where two missionaries are buried. The the grave marker read that John Clark was a Missionary f0r the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints. This fact was used to show that the Church was there prior to 1948, which was the criteria that the government of Israel required to construct the Jerusalem Center. The old head stone has been placed in a new granite marker.
Jimmy went in for his latest MRI. He is still free from and Cancer. The longer that he is free the less likely the that the it will come back.
We will be going to a Missionary Reunion for the Nauvoo Temple Square Mission Monday at the Lion House. It will be nice to see all of our old friends there. It will also by our 47th wedding anniversary, so we can kill two birds with one stone. We took Mom's wedding ring in to a Jeweler to get it repaired. We had 4 new diamonds put in the ring and the center stone reset so it would be more exposed. It was set two low to see the stone well. The ring looks great!
It has cooled down a lot. It was very nice last night while we were working at the Tabernacle to sit and enjoy the cool evening. Life is good.
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