Homecoming Report & Celebration
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We're stuck with each other!
Baseball is life!
Friends are the greatest!!!
Do we look like proud parents?
Spud couldn't wait to put in his papers for his mission. He got them in as soon as he could and his call came a week later. He received his call on Sept. 12th. A lot of people were there when he opened it. He got called to the Samoa, Apia mission. He was very excited and he can't wait to teach and serve the people of Samoa.
Spud's Countdown
Elder Toomer
About Me
- Mom
- Spud is the middle child of our family of seven kids. He has four brothers and two sisters (the bookends). He loves baseball (especially the trips to Mesquite with his friends), trap shooting, fishing, snow boarding and water skiing, good food, dating, riding motorcycles, and hanging out with his friends. He also has a great testimony and loves the gospel. He is looking forward to serving the people of Samoa!
"Families Are Forever"
We're stuck with each other!
Senior Year
#25
Baseball is life!
MY BOYS!
Friends are the greatest!!!
Spud's Seminary Graduation
Do we look like proud parents?
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