Sunday, April 25, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
LDS Business College Graduation
I finally did it. I graduated from LDS Business College on April 15, 2010. I recieved my Assocaite degree in Business Information Systems. I want to thank everyone who made it possible for me to achieve this great accomplishment. Thank you for family members in watching Aine and Tanner these past two years and I want to especially thank my dear wife Faith for enduring through it as well especially those nights that I had four hour classes. I hope you enjoy these pictures. The first picture is me shaking hands with Elder Richard J. Maynes a member of the First Quormn of the Seventy.








Saturday, April 3, 2010
Some of My Easter Blessings
These are a few of the blessings I have this Easter season and I hope to keep forever because of Christ's sacrifice and resurrection...
The family traditions that help me to remember.

A handsome son,

A beautiful daughter
The family traditions that help me to remember. This one symbolizing the new birth of resurrection and the gift of life that Christ gives us.

A handsome son,newest to join our family, and enjoying his first spring.

A beautiful daughter in a beautiful Easter dress, getting old enough to discover
the small and special things in the world outside.
Time to watch my children grow and experience life
I’m grateful for this season, especially as Easter falls on the Sunday of Conference weekend. I’m reminded of the great gifts and sacrifices that Jesus Christ has made for me and my family. He has given us the chance to receive bodies and live on the earth together as our little Clark family. We are learning and growing together. We are moving forward to the greatest gift of all, eternal life and exaltation as a family,
all made possible because of Christ.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Graduation Day April 15th
It's hard to believe that I will be graduating from LDS Business College in a week and half. For all those interested in attending, graduation will be held at the Assembly Hall on Temple Sqaure. Seating is first come first serve and everyone needs to be seated no later than 1:45pm. The program will last about an hour and a half. Elder Richard J. Maynes of the Quormn of the Seventy will preside over the meeting.
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