"Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
At zone conference Sister Ludwig spoke about treasures. Number 1 on her list was to treasure your good name. Many of us don't realize that what we do reflects back to our family. Our family name has a standard to live up to good or bad. The story is told about GEORGE ALBERT SMITH, who had a dream that his grandfather, GEORGE A. SMITH, came to him in a dream and asked him what he was doing with his name. He replied that he had done nothing in his life that would bring shame to his name. Can we say the same if one of our ancestors came and asked us that question?
Something to ponder isn't it?
The Rawlinson Blog
- Ralph and Linda Rawlinson
- We live in Cedar City, Utah and have a home in Hurricane, Utah also. We have both lost our spouses,and we are also square dance callers. That is how we knew each other. We have 9 children between us, (Ralph 3, Linda 6) and 33 grandchildren. We enjoy square dancing, 4 wheeling, and Ralph loves to make things out of wood. He is very good. Ralph is also an avid cyclist. He rides between 20 and 25 miles at least 3 days a week. Linda enjoys square dancing, doing Suduko puzzels, and has just begun to crochet. She also likes to help Ralph with the wood projects. We also enjoy visiting our children who live far away, a son in Virginia, Lynn and Jennifer, a son in Arizona, Kevin and Lin,and a son in Oregon, Rob and Kirsten. Everyone else lives in Utah, Scott, Kamarie, Matt, Traci, ShaeLyn, and Chad.
