4 Bits and tidbits

We hope all you fathers and grandfathers out there in our family had a wonderful Father's Day.

Kay's family

Kay, as he and Karen near the end of their mission to Peru, reported on his visit Sunday to a chapel he helped build when he was a young missionary nearly half a century ago: "I went to the Limatambo ward today. I wanted to go there before we went home as sevaral times as a young elder on my P-day I worked on the chapel. It is so satisfying to see it completed and know that you helped construct it. These three people joined the church at that time.
"The brother was the first counselor to Roberto Vidal, the first Stake president in Lima. The sister in the middle joined the church at that time in Miraflores and the sister on the right joined just after I went home but her Bishop was Isaias Bravo who I know."

In a separate post on Sunday Kay also reported: "Today I attended the Limatambo ward. I wanted to go before I went home and something always came up and we never did make it before today. When I was a young elder I helped with the construction at least 10-15 times and our P-day.

"When I went home they were just putting the trusses for the roof up. This is the oldest chapel in Peru. The overflow area is larger than other chapels down here.

"The walls are trapazodial design.

"This is one of more than 200 chapels in Lima."