We visited Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. This was a good experience for the Chicago boys and they commented on how peaceful and beautiful it was there.


Our group took a trip to the MTC and met up with Porter Ellet, our good friend from Loa, Utah. Porter went to Chicago with Grove, Tyler and Mike Miller to pick up the I.C.C.E. boys and he spoke at fireside on July 20th to over a hundred members of two stakes in the Chicago area. While at the MTC, our group was able to help the missionaries by doing role plays and acting out the part of investigators. This was a neat experience.



Mike from Post Register shares his expertise with the Chicago boys about a career in writing articles for the sports page.



Jefferson County Sheriff Blair Olsen and Mike Miller spent time talking to the Chicago boys abouta career in law enforcement.

This is Mario enjoying a relaxing horseback ride surrounded by beautiful scenery... (note, no animals were injured in the filming of this scene)

This is James enjoying some special alone time with his new friend "Mr. Cat" on the "Hyde" family farm.

My good friend Larry Stucki at Andersen Manufacturing shows the Chicago boys the fine art of making trailer hitches!
Jeremey, David, and Daniel learning how to make pizza at Papa Kelsey's under the tutelage of my good friend and former intern Spencer Kelsey (nice touch with the matching shirts)
One of the twins hitting in the cage
Mike from Post Register shares his expertise with the Chicago boys about a career in writing articles for the sports page.
Jefferson County Sheriff Blair Olsen and Mike Miller spent time talking to the Chicago boys abouta career in law enforcement.
Fire Chief Jim Deuel took some time out of his schedule to talk to the Chicago boys about a career in fire fighting.
This is Mario enjoying a relaxing horseback ride surrounded by beautiful scenery... (note, no animals were injured in the filming of this scene)
Stacey and Joshua fishing on the "Hyde" farm. This was a great experience for the Chicago boys. Most everyone caught a fish and later that night we had a fish fry.
This is "Dead eye Daniel." Go figure..., you give a kid from inner city Chicago a shot gun and some ear muffs and all of a sudden he's ready to join the National Skeet Shooting Association. Daniel and several other boys actually did very well and had a great experience learning how to shoot skeets at the Hyde family farm.
This is James enjoying some special alone time with his new friend "Mr. Cat" on the "Hyde" family farm.
My good friend Larry Stucki at Andersen Manufacturing shows the Chicago boys the fine art of making trailer hitches!



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