A-Roundy Metro-Manila

Things that happened to Elder C. Owen and Sister Gail Roundy while in the Philippines between July 2007 and June 2009 while serving in Quezon City as the Area Executive Secretary to three General Authorities who are the Philippines Area Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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      • Banaue -- First of Five Groups of Photos
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      • Christmas at the Orphanage
      • There was one 21 year old girl and a very outgoin...
      • Some of the senior missionaries donated money and ...
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      • We only stayed about a half hour or so. They all...
      • Up to Baguio . . .
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      • Just in Case You Didn't Believe It . . .
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About Us

Grandpa and Grandma Roundy
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
We are a senior missionary couple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. We are stationed in Manila, Philippines. We are assigned to work in the Area Presidency's Office.
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Monday, December 17, 2007

Some of the senior missionaries donated money and we gave them a few things for the home – towels, dishes, blankets, a DVD player, etc. But the mission president’s wife had made a gift bag with each child’s name on it filled with sweet Christmas treats and a child’s toy or age-appropriate item selected for their gender. Thrilled.
Posted by Grandpa and Grandma Roundy at 9:30 PM
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