About Us

We are President Scott O. Baird and Sister Bonnie F. Baird, serving in the Japan Nagoya Mission from July 2010 to July 2013.  Here is our bio: 

President and Sister Baird have six children. Their home is in the Pleasant View 6th Ward in Provo, Utah Sharon East Stake. President Baird served as a branch president at the Provo Missionary Training Center and is a former bishop and counselor, high councilor and missionary in the Japan Tokyo Mission. he is chief executive officer of Griffin Hill Consulting. He was born in Provo, Utah to Frederick Twede and Sarah Orton Baird.

Sister Baird served as a counselor in the stake Young presidencies, nursery leader and activity days leader. She was born in Provo, Utah to Earl Lester and Mary Larene Glover Francom.

This blog is not an official website of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Comments and photos are mostly by permission. We are in the process of getting permission from everyone mentioned or pictured on the blog, and will continue to do our best to reach everyone. If you do not desire to have your photo or information on the blog, please notify Sister Baird or japannagoya.mission@ldschurch.org

1 comment:

  1. Dear friends, my name is Lee Lyle. I lived in Matsumoto, Nagano 1986-1988 while I worked in the local public schools. Several times, my wife and I hosted two young Mormon missionaries for food and conversation and moral support.

    While there, I had the great fortune to engage my passion for woodcarving (which I developed as a child here in Arkansas where I was exposed to folk crafts in the Ozark Mountains) under the masterful guidance of Akahane-sensei. I have long wanted to contact him again, all the more so now that I've retired from teaching high school here and have returned to my love for woodcarving.

    I now make and sell crosses with international and multicultural themes!

    Just minutes ago, I entered "Akahane woodcarver Matsumoto" for search words and up popped this site! What a blessing! Please help me contact the Akahanes!

    Sincerely,

    Lee Lyle
    North Little Rock, Arkansas
    lalyle60@gmail.com
    leelyle@att.net

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