Elder Rithy Huon walks the Red Carpet after serving an honorable 2 year mission! We enjoyed having him with us for his full mission.
Elder Ly also has served with us the full time of his mission. He is from Ho Chi Minh City and left on Saturday the 22nd of October for his home.
We took Elder Haem home second. He lives with his two brothers and sisters in this one room apartment with a loft. His sisters sleep in the loft. He was one of those steady hard working missionaries that we grew to love! We are happy to see him and Elder Huon as we visit the districts and branches. His older brother met us at the North District Center and rode with us to their apartment. Otherwise, we never would have found it. We wound in and out of alot of streets to get there! First we took Elder Huon home. What a sweet reunion with both of his parents. They were so proud of him and so are we!
Elder Huon's Mom fed us this wonderful meal of sandwiches and fruit and for dessert pigs ears cookies. They aren't really pig's ears. I think they are made out of rice flour. They were delicious and she sent a bunch home with us to munch on.
Elder Uch was a part-time missionary. He has his call to Australia Perth Mission and will be leaving this month. So he helped us out when we needed another missionary for 6 weeks. He waited to leave for home for 2 hours so he could walk the Red Carpet because when he returns we will be gone and so will the Red Carpet! He is going to be a terrific missionary.
Elder Haem walk the Red Carpet before he goes home. He was one fine missionary and we loved him. He was a Shiblon type missionary. Nice and steady.
We took Elder Haem home second. He lives with his two brothers and sisters in this one room apartment with a loft. His sisters sleep in the loft. He was one of those steady hard working missionaries that we grew to love! We are happy to see him and Elder Huon as we visit the districts and branches. His older brother met us at the North District Center and rode with us to their apartment. Otherwise, we never would have found it. We wound in and out of alot of streets to get there! First we took Elder Huon home. What a sweet reunion with both of his parents. They were so proud of him and so are we!
We took Elder Huon home first. So we posed for a farewell picture. Please forgive my big hair. It needed a cut and that didn't happen for another week after this picture!
Elder Huon's Mom fed us this wonderful meal of sandwiches and fruit and for dessert pigs ears cookies. They aren't really pig's ears. I think they are made out of rice flour. They were delicious and she sent a bunch home with us to munch on.
Elder Huon' s family poses with us. They have a nice home with a tile floor.
Mom was so glad to see her son as was his Father. Sorry this is all backward. Like I said I will adjust in 10 days or so.
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