Life at Sand Hollow State Park

Saturday November 2, 2013 Toni and Stan Worthen came over to collect their share of Bountiful Baskets that we purchased together. By the way it was a good basket of fruits and vegetables. We also purchased some Rye Bread which is delicious. The Worthens are the Camp Host for the West side campground at Sand Hollow State Park. They were instrumental in getting us the position as Camp Host at Sandpit campground. We have known the Worthen family for several years. They are the ones who introduced us to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Now that I have gotten carried away with introductions, they came over to our trailer on their ATVs. Stan let me drive his. Toni and I went on a ride up on Sand Mountian which was very fun.

Toni Worthen and Sharon Roberts

November 1, 2013 Friday night the Worthens and us went to the St. George Tabernacle to listen to Billy Casper, a professional golfer. He talked about his career and conversion to the LDS Church.