Because they're mailed to missionary apartments, I'm never around when any of the missionaries receive their "Trunkie Paper," so today was another first. Sister Biver and Sister Butterfield came into the office at the very moment I was putting an international stamp on the envelope holding Sister Biver's Release Letter and Certificate of Release to her Stake President in France. The letter to her, her parents and Bishop were right on top of the outgoing mail pile, so she opened her letter right then and there. What in the missionaries' letters is really no surprise. It's just their itinerary and a flier reminding them what to bring to the mission home the night before they leave (flash drive, support card, tiwi card, etc.), weight limits for luggage and other exciting things like that. The only surprise is the time they actually leave BTR and arrive at their home airport. But still--It Was A First:)
Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Sister Biver's Trunkie Papers
Because they're mailed to missionary apartments, I'm never around when any of the missionaries receive their "Trunkie Paper," so today was another first. Sister Biver and Sister Butterfield came into the office at the very moment I was putting an international stamp on the envelope holding Sister Biver's Release Letter and Certificate of Release to her Stake President in France. The letter to her, her parents and Bishop were right on top of the outgoing mail pile, so she opened her letter right then and there. What in the missionaries' letters is really no surprise. It's just their itinerary and a flier reminding them what to bring to the mission home the night before they leave (flash drive, support card, tiwi card, etc.), weight limits for luggage and other exciting things like that. The only surprise is the time they actually leave BTR and arrive at their home airport. But still--It Was A First:)
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