We owe a debt of gratitude to our wonderful area doctor, Elder Malouf and his dear wife. They have been a great support to us and our mission, during Dad's recovery.
Natalie and two of her best amigas, Mckenzie and Alexis.
I looked out the window and what did i see? Dad and a merry band of missionaries heading to our home for food of course!
Dad can't resist the opportunity to share the gospel with everyone we meet.
Our newest group of elders and hermanas enjoy the view on top of the Panecillo.
Natalie was a natural at flying through the amazonian jungle.
Mom overcame her fear of heights, and made it on all 12 of the ziplines in Mindo.
Dad was in his element as he swung through the trees, it was a great day.
Mom, Dad, and Natalie take a minute to pose. Stephanie was a good girl and went to school, because she had already been to Mindo twice.
Here we are with a group of awesome missionaries. Elder Squires, Samayoa and Dominguez, our assistants, Elder Law and Cloud, our office secretaries, and Hermana Groesbeck, our nurse, and her companion Hermana Sacalxot. We all enjoyed a wonderful P-day.
The life of an assistant is pretty rough, here is Elder Samayoa and Elder Squires, catching a cat nap on the way home from zone conference. They are two great assistants.
Always time for a little fun at zone conference. The game portion always includes scriptures and testing our knowledge of Preach my Gospel.
Just to get the wiggles out, Hermanas Rose and Groesbeck, our nurses, taught all the missionaries how great it feels to exercise, while singing "Called to Serve".
Always eating it seems, but here we are again for the farewell dinner of our dear Hermana Griesemer, on Tim's Left. She's left a big hole in the mission.
Hermana Sloan, surrounded by just a few of our darling hermanas, serving in Ambato/Riobamba area. 
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