On Monday, July 4th, we had a family BBQ and Kyler brought a few fireworks. So, Luke was able to say goodbye to Corie, Kyler, Halle and Rosie. On Tuesday, July 5 at 6:30pm Luke was set apart as a full time missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints by President Poll and assisted by Michael Willden, Kolton Willden and Bishop Hilliard. It was a beautiful blessing and he is ready. His name tags did not come in mail, so he came home and put on his brother, Chase's mission tag and he wore that to Ghana. Finishing packing before being set apart. Eating at Maple Gardens in Ogden after setting apart. July 6, 2022: The following are pictures from the airport as we said goodbye to Elder Willden for 2 years See you in 2 Elder Willden! So much love and prayers go with you! After Elder Willden said goodbye and went through security , he ran into his Aunt Beverly from Alabama coming to visit her son in Utah....
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