In Transit

If anyone was wondering, Guam is 16 hours ahead of California. So far, we haven’t heard from Taylor since he arrived in Guam.

However, we received a call from a lady who saw Taylor and his companion in the airport in Salt Lake. She found out they were going to Guam and was quite excited because her next-door neighbor is the mission president there. She wrote a note to give it to them to take to the mission president and by the time that she got back to them, they were asleep. But she and her husband waited for them to get off the plane in Atlanta and since they had a lengthy layover, she and her husband took them both to breakfast. We talked to her for a little while and she was very complimentary of both Taylor and his companion. She said it seemed like Taylor had some travel experience. However, she indicated that his companion (who was from Rexburg) had only been on one flight before, and that was to Portland, so she said he was a little more wide-eyed than Taylor. She said their daughter just got home from serving in Geneva, and their son is currently serving in Fiji. It was very good to talk to her.

Dennis Barlow