As hard as it is to say good-bye to missionaries who have completed their missions, we are also excited to see how much they have grown and developed during their experience here. President Brubaker and I seized the opportunity that presented itself to pick up Zuster Sharp in the Hague and deliver her to the mission home. Many sad good-byes and tears were shed as Zuster Jeffs and Zuster Sharp bid adieu. Zuster Harrington was excited to be back in the Hague!
We stopped at Kinder Dijk on the way to Brussels. We enjoyed a walk along this historical site of Holland. it is quite the sight to walk by 17 remaining windmills. In the 1700's, it was a pumping station where the windmills pumped the water to keep the ground dry.
After interviews with President Brubaker at the mission office, we all spent a memorable evening together. I look forward to this night, when we can share with each other our testimonies and personal experiences of how being missionaries has changed our lives for the better.
Elder DeMeester and Zuster Sharp have loved their missions so much! They have given 100%!
Elder DeMeester's family was anxiously awaiting for him when we arrived at the airport. The emotions were high as brothers and parents were once more reunited.
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