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Eagar Stake Relief Society Conference
March 8th, 2014- Stake Center

Classes 10:00-12:00

Lunch 12.:00- 1:00

Humanitarian Project 1:00- 4:00 we will work until finished, could be sooner.
For the Humanitarian Project we will be sewing cloth diapers for the Living Hope Women's Center. We will need flannel material donations, if anyone has flannel material, (2 yards would be great), that they would like to donate, they can either drop it by Colleen Nicoll's home,(667 S. Butler, Eagar), before the Women's Conference or bring it washed and ready to be sewn to the Conference. Other items we will need, are sewing machines, scissors, thread, and straight pins.

Also below the class schedule can you put these profiles about our instructors

Tonna Martin
I was born and raised here in Round Valley. I graduated from Round Valley High School. I graduated from Phoenix College with a degree in Dental Hygiene. I married Bob Martin in the Mesa Temple and we are the parents of 5 children--4 boys and 1 girl. They are all married and we have 10 grandchildren. I enjoy scrapbooking, reading, taking care of my yard--especially my flowers--and spending time with my Dad. I am currently teaching online seminary which I love!

Matt Webber
Matt Weber grew up in Rexburg, Idaho, and served an LDS Mission in California. After marrying his wife, Pattie, he graduated from Utah State University and moved to Heber, Arizona, where he taught Business and Computers for Mogollon High School. Upon receiving a Master’s Degree from Northern Arizona University, he served as Principal of Capps Middle School and Mountain Meadows Primary School prior to coming to NAVIT in July, 2000. He has served as Superintendent since 2008 and thoroughly enjoys seeing students achieve their educational goals. Matt and Pattie Weber enjoy spending time with their 8 children and 2 grandchildren.

Shelley Crosby
I was born and raised in the little coastal town of Tillamook, Oregon, a farming community. I have a twin sister, Sherry who lives in Mesa, an older sister Sonja Lee (married to Randy Lee) who lives in St. Johns and a younger brother, Curt. I am a convert to the church. A Senior missionary couple, the Montgomery's, who were serving in Tillamook taught our whole family the gospel and we were all baptized. We were living on a dairy farm at the time, milking about 80 cows twice a day. We had chickens and a few ducks, baby calves, a dog and a horse. It was a great life, even though we had lots of chores to do.
At the time Tillamook only had a small branch, and they soon made my Dad the Branch President. We were all so excited about being members of the church and we were all very involved in helping our little Branch. At a very young age, I remember having to play the piano for some of the meetings because there wasn't anyone else. In High School, we had early morning Seminary and my Dad let us have a car only because I was to pick up several of the other students that didn't have a way to get there. There was only about 7 members of the church in our whole High School. I was the very first one to attend all 4 years of Seminary in our Branch. 
After High School, I attended BYU, because of course, if your family wants you to marry an LDS boy, that's where they send you. I also went to a Medical/ Dental Assistant school and worked in a Dr. office for about 3 years. I met LaVerl Crosby and we were married in the Mesa Temple. We have 7 children, 5 who have served missions, all who have been married in the temple and we now have 12 grandchildren. 

Steve & Mindy Hamblin
Steve and Mindy met on the 5th floor of the Marriott Hotel in Salt Lake City and later dated at BYU.
Steve graduated from BYU with a bachelors degree in English and a minor in coaching. He received his Masters in Physical Therapy from NAU. He has been working at White Mountain Regional Medical Center for 18 years as a physical therapist.
Mindy attended BYU and later graduated with her bachelors degree in education and currently teaches Kindegarten at RVES. 
They are the parents of five children, three are currently in the mission field.

Joyce Eagar-Lemons
Joyce was born in Eagar, AZ to Karl and Bernetta Eagar.  She is married to Vincent Lemons.  They have three children and three grandchildren. 

Sister Eagar-Lemons received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Arizona State University.  She has a Master’s in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Colorado in Denver.  She is a National Certified Councilor by the National Board of Certified Councilors and is a member of the American School Councilor’s Association and the Arizona School Councilor’s Association.  She has training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and Critical Incident Stress Management.

Joyce has worked for the last 16 years as a school councilor, primarily with students from minority and/or low-income families.  She also worked with students of military families, helping their children deal with issues of parents being deployed overseas into war zones following the 911 crisis. She has received additional training to deal with people dealing with suicidal ideation. Currently Joyce works at Salt River High School on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.  She spends the majority of her time working with students, staff and parents on a wide range of personal issues which affect the student’s emotional, social and academic behavior, often involving the CPS, Crisis and the Salt River Police Department and others.

Kim Hall
I was Born and raised in Evanston Wyoming.  After graduating, from High School, I attended Ricks College and met my husband, Scott (he was also my Family Home Evening brother):-)  We were married in the Salt Lake Temple in June of 1977.  We moved to Round Valley in 1980 and have lived here since that time.  We are the parents of 5 children, and the grandparents of 10, soon to be 11.

I enjoy music, walking, sewing, quilting, cooking, scrapbooking, and have always loved being a homemaker. I am thoroughly enjoying this time in my life because I get so spend so much time with my husband.  If I had to choose my favorite "job", it would be Grandma!  Life is good.... 


Lacie Penrod Jensen
I am a native of Springerville/Eagar and have lived in Ruidoso New Mexico for the past twenty seven years. Daughter of Floyd and Sherry Penrod, of your communities, married for thirty-three years to Mel Jensen, mother of five, mother-in-law of five and Granny of fifteen. I’m a dabbler of many interests, expert in none and currently I weave for creative outlet.

In this class I hope to encourage you to learn and use the tools that will drive the family to your desired destination. Your destination must start with Vision. Once the vision is set, the tools; The Four Basic Skills and The Rule of Three, will give you the skills to help make the journey smooth. If you are feeling overwhelmed, driven by emotions, reactionary rather than purpose driven, etc. these skills will help you and your family communicate effectively and see immediate results!

I’m nearly bursting to sharing my mission of presenting this message with all who desire more calm, peaceful, teachable hearts in their family! Can hardly wait to meet you and share the journey!

Gary Davis

Gary Davis was born and raised in St. Johns, Arizona. He filled a mission In Boston, Mass. He graduated from BYU with a degree in Business Management. He is married to Kathleen Sherwood Davis and they are the parents of 6, grandparents of 13. He has served on the Round Valley School Board, the Hospital Board, The United Way, and the Round Valley Booster Club.