Saturday, February 2, 2008

Gordon B. Hinckley Tribute

As many of you know, our beloved prophet, President Gordon B. Hinckley passed away in his home on Sunday night, January 27th.  I am grateful for the opportunity we had to sustain him one last time on Sunday morning in our branch conference.  I am also grateful for the knowledge we have that he was a true prophet of God.  What an example he was of service and faith as well as an inspiration to us all.

I feel that the following video, which was produced by my sister Kerrianne Burch as a tribute to President Hinckley is touching, inspiring, and appropriate to share.  It is true that because of him we will all stand a little taller.  Please feel free to share your thoughts by using the comment link at the bottom of this post.

Before you click the play button, scroll to the bottom left hand side of the page and stop or pause the music player so that you do not have overlapping sound.


4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sisters: aren't we blessed to say we know the world had and has a prophet! Thank you Erin for sharing your sister's tribute.

I heard that the Sewing activitylast night was huge sucess for all. Visiting, learning and laughing! Jackson Branch sisters simply are wonderful!!! Ain't that the truth....
--Christine

cfliege said...

This clip of President Hinckley was beautiful, thank you for sharing it with all of us.
~Cecily

Anonymous said...

Well I'm crying--again. Why do we Miller women always have to cry over everything? This tribute was beautiful, thank you so much for sharing it with us. President Hinckley was "our" prophet--the only one the Miller family has ever known. What a wonderful example to everyone he was and will continue to be.

Anonymous said...

If this post twice I'm sorry--I lost my server. Thank you so much for sharing this video with us Erin. President Hinckley was such a blessing to so many people all over the world, members and non-members alike. To the Miller family he was "our" prophet--the only one we ever knew--and we will miss him so much. Look on LDS.org for the condolences that have been sent to see what a huge difference he made in this world.