Donnell W. Hunter

(Mostly accurate recordings of factual historical information.)

Donnell W. Hunter, 62, Mexico Veracruz Mission Rexburg 10th Ward, Rexburg Idaho East Stake temple sealer, former high councilor, stake missionary, bishop's counselor, ward executive secretary, high priests group leader, and Young Men president, served in Mexican Mission, 1949-52 earned bachelor's degree from Ricks College and master's degrees from Utah State University and the University of Montana English teacher at Ricks College born in Rigby, Idaho, a son of William Wallace and Bertha O'Donnell Hunter married Nita Deon Kearsley, eight children. She is a temple officiator and Cub Scout advancement chairman former stake and ward Young Women president, stake and ward Relief Society board member, stake and ward Sunday School teacher trainer, Relief Society teacher, Primary president's counselor and teacher, Young Women adviser, and Scout advancement chairman earned associate degree from Ricks College registered nurse born in Idaho Falls, Idaho, a daughter of Lorin Preston and Phyllis Mary Hatch Kearsley.

LDS Church News Archives,Saturday, April 17, 1993

After 3 years as President of the Veracruz Mission the Hunters were called again to serve. Their next call was to Guatemala as welfare missionaries. They served there for a year and a half. The end of their mission in Guatemala coincided with the dedication of the Veracruz Temple and they were able to attend the dedication before they returned home.

They had only been home for a year before they received their next call to serve. They received a call from President Hinckley on the 28th of September 2001. This time they were called to serve as Presidents of the temple in Santiago Chile. They reported to their new calling on 28 October 2001.

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