Cooper Glenn Moyer was born just prior to the departure of his Robison grandparents on their mission to the West Indies. (Note: his cousin Sylie was born 3 weeks earlier.)
We (Reid and Diane) recently completed our service in the West Indies Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Reid was the Mission President and I (Diane) was his companion. Together we loved our mission.
We were away from our five children and their families for three years now but were able to stay in touch through the wonderful technology of blogging. Even though we see our childrena and grandchildren often, this blog is for sharing Robison news with our friends and extended family. Each of our family members has a blog and links are listed below:
Joelle's Family
John is a dentist, Joelle takes care of their busy active family and plays competitive tennis.
The family: Julia (11), Rachel (9), Grace (6), Tessa (4), and baby Jack Reid.
Justin's Family
Justin is finishing his medical residency (psychiatry). He and Lisa are expecting identical twin boys any minute to join Dallin (9), Amanda (7), and Emily (4).
Jenny's Family
Jason is a pharmacy technician, Jenny is a travel agent and they run an eBay business out of their home. Their family includes Taylor (4), Cooper (2), and baby Mason Reid
Jeremy's Family
Jeremy is working at an internet company and running family businesses. He and Karenin have Sylie (2) and baby Jeremiah Jaar (JJ)
Jamie
No family (or wife) (or girlfriend) yet for Jamie. He finished his Calgary mission two years ago and is now studying journalism/communications at BYU. He plays in a band called Hello Helicopter. Justin captured a few songs on video.
OBHR Lessons from the Caribbean
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