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Valeri V. Cordón, 49, and Glenda Cordón, three children, Concepción Ward, San José Costa Rica Los Yoses Stake: California Los Angeles Mission, succeeding President Robert M. Haynie and Sister Ruth E. Haynie.

Elder Cordón is a General Authority Seventy and a former Area Seventy, stake president, bishop, high councilor, seminary teacher, and missionary in the El Salvador Mission. He was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala, to Ovidio Cordón and Ema María Orellana.

Sister Cordón is a stake self-reliance specialist and a former stake Young Women presidency counselor, stake employment specialist, ward Relief Society and Young Women president, ward Young Women presidency counselor, and seminary teacher. She was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala, to Ronald Mackinley Zea and Irma Julieta Diaz.

Robert Maurice Haynie, 62, and Ruth Elizabeth Peterson Haynie, four children, Carkeek Park Ward, Seattle Washington Shoreline Stake: California Los Angeles Mission, succeeding President David N Weidman and Sister Rachel Weidman. Brother and Sister Haynie serve as temple ordinance workers. Brother Haynie serves as a director of public affairs and is a former stake president, bishop, ward mission leader and missionary in the Japan Nagoya Mission. Executive Director—Investments, Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. Born in Seattle, Washington, to Hale Theron Haynie and Norma Elizabeth Peterson Haynie.

Sister Haynie is a former stake Relief Society presidency counselor, ward Relief Society and Young Women president, director of public affairs and temple preparation teacher. Born in Magrath, Alberta, Canada, to Eldon McBride Peterson and Mirra Heninger Peterson.

Elder Kyle Barton

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Email: June 24, 2019 - The Sheriff and the deputy discover that God is 100% loving and 100% gangster

Email: June 17, 2019 - The Sheriff and the deputy go to Venice, Compton and the Spanish program

Email: June 10, 20109 - The Sheriff and the deputy form the dream team

Email: June 3, 2019 - The Sheriff and the deputy survive an earthquake