Writing Elder Spencer Hinckley

With the holidays coming, I thought I would let everyone know the different ways to communicate with Spencer. The best way in the MTC is through dearelder.com

Go to www.dearelder.com
Click on Write a letter
Choose Provo MTC from the drop down menu
Click "Write a Missionary"
Fill in his information:
Elder Spencer Hinckley
MTC Box #234
Mission code: ARG-BAW 1223
Estimated MTC departure date: 12/23/08

Add your e-mail address and type your letter. To get the letter there
the same day you have to write it before 11:00 am MST. Since Spencer is the district leader he is the one that picks up the mail for his district every day, so let's make sure he has lots of letters too.

If you want to send a letter or package to the MTC here is the address:
Elder Spencer Jesse Hinckley
Box 234-1223
2005 N. 900 E.
Provo, UT 84604

When he gets to Argentina the end of December here is the address for letters:
Elder Spencer Jesse Hinckley
Argentina Buenos Aires West Mission
POB 30150
Salt Lake City, UT
84130-0150

Address where packages can be sent:
Elder Spencer Jesse Hinckley
Argentina Buenos Aires West Mission
Ballesteros 1076
1706 Haedo
Buenos Aires
Argentina

He will have an e-mail address when he get to Argentina also. I will post it at that time. Thanks for helping us support him!!

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Our adorable grandkids!!!!

Dawson and Carter
Kayli, Hyrum and Layton


Thanks for the great pictures Linds!

Fall in Tennessee!!!

November is proving to be the peak time for the leaves here in Knoxville. The dogwood trees are beautiful in the Spring, but I think these colors and this time of year is the most beautiful!!

HALLOWEEN!!!

It was so fun to see the Grandkids in their Halloween costumes. Dawson and Carter were both Superman just like Derek and Nathan were when they were about the same age. Kayli was a southern belle, Hyrum a pirate, and baby Layton was a bumblebee. It was so fun having Lindsay and Todd with us for a week, too. Lindsay had a wedding in Raleigh, NC so they came and stayed with us between the wedding and reception ( which was one week later.)