Who's Who
Fun Facts
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Fun Facts Take 2
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Young Women General Presidency

Michelle D. Craig, Bonnie H. Cordon, Rebecca L. Craven

100

Pres. Russell M. Nelson is the ____ (number) prophet of the restored church.

17th

 

President Russell M. Nelson

100

His birthday

Born September 9, 1924

100

President Henry B. Erying

           

Born in Princeton, New Jersey, on May 31, 1933

100

Was nicknamed “the bishop” in college because of his high standards. He was later a successful car salesman. 

M. Russell Ballard

200

                   


 Presiding Bishopric 

Bishop Gérald Caussé, W. Christopher Waddell, and L. Todd Budge.

200

This future apostle learned the value of hard work on an Idaho dairy farm by milking countless cows and moving a lot of irrigation pipe. As a freshman at BYU, he woke up each morning at 4 a.m. to clean bathrooms in the library before class.

Elder Neil L. Andersen

200
Helped invent this life saving machine used by heart doctors today.

The heart-lung machine

200

              Elder Gerrit W. Gong

     

and Elder David A. Bednar are born in this state.

             

Elder Gerrit Walter Gong was born in Redwood City, California on December 23, 1953.

Elder Bednar was born on June 15, 1952, in Oakland, California.

200

He hates liver.

Whenever his mother served it, he waited until she looked away and then stuffed the liver into his pocket. “This maneuver was a little hard on pockets, but it was, nevertheless, very successful,”. He was more interested in hearts anyway. 

 

(Russell M. Nelson: Father, Surgeon, Apostle [2003]).

300

                 


Presidency of the 70

Elder Patrick Kearon, Elder Carl B. Cook, Elder José Teixeira, Elder Carlos A. Godoy, Elder Brent H. Nielson, Elder Paul V. Johnson and Elder S. Mark Palmer.

300

This apostle has a background in the medical field. During the Korean Conflict, his tours of mobile army surgical hospital units took him right to the battlefront. He would eventually become fluent in Chinese and spend much time in Asia professionally.

President Russell M. Nelson

300

Age when baptized

Russell’s parents weren’t active members, but they still sent him to Sunday School. He often ditched his class to go play football. But his home teacher patiently taught him the gospel and the importance of church and the Sabbath. When he was 16, President Nelson and his siblings were baptized. His parents eventually became active in the Church again.

300

              Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf

         

Elder Uchtdorf was born on November 6, 1940 in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, to Karl Albert and Hildegard Opelt Uchtdorf. In 1947 his family became members of the Church in Zwickau, Germany. They fled to Frankfurt/Main in 1952

300

This apostle was raised by a non-member father whom he later baptized, confirmed and ordained to the priesthood as an adult years later. Also a former president of BYUI.

Elder David A Bednar

400

                  


Young Men General Presidency

Brother Ahmad Corbitt (first counselor), Brother Steven J. Lund (president) and Brother Bradley (Brad) R. Wilcox (seco

400

The adult children of this general authority still enjoy telling the story of coming home from school to find their television set in the middle of the floor with a huge crack through the thick glass screen. The suspect, their mother, explained she was “dusting under the TV and it slipped.” Whose family was it?

President Henry B. Erying

           

400

Children

10 children

9 girls and 1 boy

400

                   Elder Ulisses Soares

            

Ulisses Soares was born in São Paulo, Brazil, on October 2, 1958.

400

By age 16, this future apostle had obtained a first-class radiotelephone operator's license, which allowed him to operate a commercial radio station’s transmitter, and he found a job in radio as an announcer and an engineer. It was while he was announcing high school basketball games as a college freshman that he met his first wife. Later became the president of BYU

President Dallin H. Oaks

500

                 


Primary General Presidency

President Camille N. Johnson (center); Sister Susan H. Porter, first counselor (left); and Sister Amy A. Wright (right), second counselor. 

500

He’s Swedish-ish.

He is half Swedish-half Finnish. His parents emigrated to the United States from Sweden so they could marry in a temple. When he was a teenager, he lived in Sweden for three years with his parents, and he returned again a few years later to serve his full-time mission. He recently spoke about not having hatred for others, referencing his Swedish father and a Russian that moved into their ward. 

Elder Dale G. Renlund

500

Names of first and second wife.

Danzel and Wendy.

500

10 members of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles where born in this state.

Utah :-)

SLC, Provo, St. George, Logan, American Fork, Ogden,

500

This apostle was a member of his high school’s state championship football and basketball teams while also lettering in track and baseball. After his mission he was a co-captain when his junior college basketball team won its conference championship. He also married his favorite high school cheerleader. Later became the President of BYU.

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland

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