September 2024 Forestview Relief Society newsletter

 Forestview Relief Society Newsletter - September 2021


Presidency Thought


There are times when we seem to take one step forward only to take two steps back.  Although we were getting to the point where we were not only getting back to attending our meetings in person, we have been able to do so without masks.  However, life is 

Spotlight 

Launi Stevenson


I grew up skiing and hiking in Park City. I come from a family of 6 kids, and from a young age I’ve always loved spending time with family—especially outdoors. I love being outside hiking, going on walks, swimming, biking, or just hanging out. 


My husband, Brad, and I have been blessed with five great kids: a three month old girl, a two-and-a-half year old boy, and our late triplet girls who passed away due to complications of prematurity in 2016. We’re so happy to have a knowledge of the plan of salvation and our great ward who has always supported us! 


When I can find some spare time, I enjoy working from home for my family’s online school. I grade English and history assignments for grades 8-12, and it’s been a rewarding experience. I also like to read, write (journaling, poetry, and sometimes creative writing), and work on my many half-finished art projects. 


I recently got called into the Relief Society presidency, and I’m excited to get to know more of you better!


Calendar 

Tuesday, September 7

Stitchery Group:  6:30 p.m. at Denise Ivory’s place.  Masks(?) Bring your own stitching project or there will be fleece blankets available for tying.

Saturday, September 11

Elders Quorum Indexing Service Project

The elder’s quorum will host a service project related to FamilySearch indexing on 

Don W. Pihl - Larkin Mortuary Obituaries.  Service: Aug. 23, 2021 @ 5:00 PM. 

Larkin Sunset Lawn Cemetery: 2350 East 1300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah

Our humble, kind, and loving father and grandfather, Don Walter Pihl, passed away peacefully while surrounded by family, on August 12, 2021, at age 91. He lived a full life. He wanted all to know he overcame a battle with COVID-19 in December of 2020, but died of natural causes. The family would like to thank the hospice team, including Nurse Joelle Chase and Dr. Anna Beck,

Tuesday, September 21

Book Group: 7:00 p.m.  Need to check Margaret Hereth for title of book, location and presenter

Friday, September 24

Welfare assignment: 1:00 am to 3:00 pm - 3 volunteers are needed to work in the cannery.  Please contact Debbie Jamison if you are able to help fill this assignment.

September Lessons

September 5

Christ is Risen, Faith in Him will move Mountains – President Russell M. Nelson -  Kate Hulet

September 19

Poor Little Ones – Elder Jorge T. Becerra – Karrie Ann Ogilvie


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