Tyson reported his mission on August 8, 2021, in the South Mountain 3rd Ward in Draper, Utah. He talked about the many lessons he learned from serving the Lord and the people in the Ukraine Dnipro Mission for two years. His sincere testimony of the gospel really touched all our hearts. He gave a powerful talk about how it takes much more than just saying you believe, you must act on those beliefs. It was an amazing and powerful talk.
After the the meeting, Tyson's parents hosted a wonderful welcome home party at their home. So many family and friends were in attendance.
Tyson dressed in his traditional Ukrainian shirt called the Vyshyvanka.
Tyson with his grandparents Copeland and Wilde.
This last picture is so fitting--although Tyson was in some of the most difficult circumstances through the Covid 19 pandemic and quarantined for so much of the time within the four walls of his apartment, he continually tried to "Enjoy the Journey," keep that contagious smile and bright countenance, and pray for new ways to serve others and the Lord. He will be starting college at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, in just a few days. Best wishes, Tyson! You have served so well and can be so proud of all your hard work! We love you dearly!















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