Erik and Julie took much more home than they came with. They graciously loaded our big suitcases and made sure they made it safely home to Honeyville. Tack så mycket!!! och Hej då!!!
Erik is loading the Mission van. We are sending home much of our memorabilia.
We pause for a photo on the morning of departure from the Mission Office.
President and Sister Anderson show great hospitality at the Mission Home.
Church at the Täby Ward was great. We always take Inga Kann-Siirak home after meetings.
Erik and Julie pause at the back of the little cruise ship for a special photo.
This is our favorite place to be on a warm, sunny summer evening.
Dinner and a cruise. What fun! Our waiter graciously took the photo and loved to speak English to us.
Julie and Syster Amy pose in front of the Cinderella 1 in the Stockholm harbor before embarking for the evening cruise.
We walked down the steps from the Katarina Hissen and enjoyed the view.
Erik and Äldste Johnson at the Mission Office.
No admittance to Svartensgaten 3. It is now a shelter for abused women and children. It is always nice to see the Church Mission logo above the door on the historic building, now newly refaced and preserved on the Stockholm registry.
Sigtuna is a favorite place for "glass." They have great fresh waffle cones and many fruit flavors to choose from.
We pose for a photo in the old church yard near the 1,000 yr old ruins. The building was also a fortress in Sigtuna, the oldest community in Sweden, dating back to the old Viking times.We were thrilled that our son, Erik and his wife, Julie, could visit us on our Mission. We covered as much as we could in less than 3 days and even went to Church on Sunday. It was fun to introduce them to our Täby Ward members and have dinner at the Mission Home with President and Sister Anderson. They had a real European experience and spent time in Spain with long lost friends and baptized members in Erik's mission, tracking them down with great detective work. The weather was perfect and so was our time with them.
