Serving In Our Ward In Cottage Lake

Hi,


My name is Scott Davis and your daughter is serving in our ward.  For the past many years my wife and I host a dinner at our home once a month on Sunday to mostly have the widows and single men a place to gather and enjoy food and company.  (Not a dating program).  About 3 years ago we felt an impression to invite the full time missionaries as we would have several less active members attend.  So the missionaries have been attending each of our monthly dinners.  My wife and I have set the dinner up that we provide all of the food and we take care of all the dishes so that each person doesn’t need to bring anything and just come and enjoy being together.  So each month those who attend will ask if they can bring anything, but we always say just come.  And after dinner several would ask if they could help with the dishes but we always politely said we will take care of them.  That is where your daughter comes in to the story and why I am writing you this note.  I am not able to keep your daughter from helping clear up the dishes and not able to keep her away from the sink.  She if full of goodness.  She would not accept my polite no about helping clean up she didn’t even ask, just jumped in and cheerfully helped.  She knows that it is not required of anyone to help with the cleanup but she just jumps in and does it.  She doesn’t say "can I help", (she already knows the answer to that), she just serves.  In the many years of having the dinner I have not have anyone like her that just goes about doing good like that.  Our ward is her first area, but I know she will be so successful wherever the Lord sends her.  She is a doer, and as such very enjoyable to have her serve in our ward.  Someday I hope to be able to meet you, but if not, I am amazed at the wonderful job you have done in teaching and raising your daughter.  (I know it was a parent partnership, and am not discounting others who have influenced her), but I know how much a mother does in shaping the thoughts and attitudes of their children.


Anyway, I want you to know that I would be very comfortable asking your daughter to teach one of my friends about the gospel, (I don’t have any currently interested), as I have seen her integrity.


Just thought you would want to know.


Warmest regards,
Scott Davis

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