This Saturday!! Anyone who works with primary aged children will benefit from this workshop, including primary presidencies, teachers, music leaders, pianists and nursery leaders! You will LOVE this workshop! Don't miss it!

Elder Hansen Is from Yorktown Virginia, has been serving for 23 months, and loves to sail! Elder Cragun Is from Frisco Texas, has been serving for 2 months, and loves sports! Contact number for the Missionaries, (435) 602-2832

Monday, April 29, 2024

A Dutch Oven dinner will be held on Friday, April 19 from 6:00 to &:30 at the Heritage Park on Arrowhead to raise money for restoration of the Historic Relief Society House on Willow in Mesquite. The money raised will go to supplies to restore the house built in 1923 as a meeting place for the ladies to quilt and hold classes on sewing and cooking. Come enjoy a scrumptious Dutch Oven dinner on April 19 cooked by Wes Carter and historical committee while enjoying live entertainment.  There will be a silent auction also.  Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for children and $60 for a family – they can be purchased at Danielle's or at the Virgin Valley Museum. Volunteers spent Saturday patching the exterior stucco, scraping paint from the eves of the home and the window frames and other repairs.  A power box has been installed and will soon be connected so that an air-conditioning unit can be installed so volunteers will be able to continue to make interior repairs in the summer. Wes Carter plans to have a bulletin board with a list of tasks that needed to be done and all supplies will be available for people to come and help out in the evenings.  The bid has been let for the wrought iron fence and the block wall around the back is in the re-bid process in order to clarify the specifications. Thank you to all those that volunteered to help on Saturday. Another work day will be scheduled in the near future.

The Historic Relief Society House on Willow in Mesquite has a work day planned on Saturday, April 13 starting at 8:00 am and continuing till afternoon with a light lunch served to the workers. Please come and join in the repairs of the historic building. The exterior trim will be painted and the window frames. There are a few repairs needed on the roof and help is needed to put in the scaffolding for these projects. Finish carpenters are need to repair the wood flooring in several places inside. Small electrical work is need to put in plugs inside. A contractor is working on getting power to the home. Contact Wes Carter for more information.

Kelly Bundy Jensen, age 72, passed away April 11, 2024 at his home in Minersville, Utah. Kelly was born in St. George, Utah on October 24, 1951 to Melburn and Leah Bundy Jensen of Mesquite, Nevada. He was raised in a large ranching family of ten children. He would often say his family was so poor, they had to eat steak for every meal.   Kelly was active in school sports and upon graduation, served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Pennsylvania. After returning, he married the love of his life, Karla Redd on January 3, 1975 in the Manti, Utah Temple for time and all eternity. He and Karla raised their family of five children in Bunkerville, Nevada. Kelly loved people and had a gift for making them feel important and comfortable in his presence. He had an easy-going manner about him and enjoyed talking to anyone, even those he had never met. He spent a good share of his life serving others in church callings such as nursery, young men’s, bishoprics, stake presidencies, and as the Mesquite stake president. He led in humility, and was known as ‘no nonsense, get your hands dirty’ type of leader. He was friendly to all, and was an influence for good to many people throughout his life. Kelly worked for the Rio Virgin Telephone company for thirty years, and upon his retirement, Kelly and Karla moved to Alamo, NV. where he worked for the Church ranch. He had many good years in Alamo, doing what he loved doing, which included ranching, shooting, relaxing, and spending time with grandkids. Later, he and Karla served as missionaries in the Bluff Fort, Utah mission. They then moved to Minersville, Utah and served in the Cedar City Temple baptistry. Besides his two official missions, Kelly was always a lifelong missionary, sharing the good news of the gospel and his testimony of Jesus Christ with anyone who would listen. Grandpa Kelly is a favorite among his grand-children. He spent countless hours holding them as babies, taking them on ATV rides in the mountains, working outside with them, camping with them, watching their games, listening to them play music, and just loving them. Kelly will be deeply missed by his family and all who knew him. Kelly spoke often of and looked forward to the day he would be reunited in heaven with his father and mother, who precede him in death along with siblings Ken, Larry (Eva), and Rodney. Kelly is survived by his wife Karla; children: Janarah (Jared) Hollingshead of Bunkerville, NV., Laticia (Michael) Prince of Alamo, NV., Jacob (Karen) Jensen of Logandale, NV., Joshua (Wendy) Jensen of Moapa, NV., Seth of Cedar City, UT., nineteen grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, sister Christine (Dan), brothers: Jeff (Vicki), Andrew (Janell), Paul (Diane), Richard (Denise), Phillip (Katrina), and sister-in-law Cheryl. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, April 20th, 2024 at 11 AM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at 100 N. Arrowhead Ln. Mesquite, NV. (Mesquite Stake Center). Viewings will be held on Friday, April 19th, from 5-7 PM and Saturday, April 20th from 9:30-10:30 AM in the same location. Interment will be at Bunkerville Cemetery located at 850 N. Virgin St. Bunkerville, Nevada. Family and friends are invited to share memories and condolences at www.starmortuary.com . Service will be live streamed via facebook  with Star Mortuary. Facebook.

This is a Tri-stake Workshop. Logandale and Mesquite Stakes are invited to attend.