As you can tell, Elder Wolfgramm is having a great time at the MTC. Meeting a ton of missionaries from all over the globe. He's spunky charm definitely made thing very easy and comfortable for himself especially with the ladies! lol Since I've known him, Grant has always been a boy with so much personality and with a lot of humor. Outgoing and very sociable even to strangers. So hearing that he wanted to serve a mission, I knew that he will do great wherever he goes. We love him very much and I know everyone else will too. Grant has learned so much growing up but also experiencing more spiritual moments at the MTC. He's so ready to get to Guam and start his journey with the people and start doing the Lord's work. Have fun at the MTC and good luck Elder Wolfgramm as you journey to Guam in a few days!! 

Luv ya Elder Wolfgramm!

<3 Aunty Jay

After a hard and terrible surgery that Buddy had, he quietly feel asleep and went to doggy heaven. He was cherished by Tele and his family. This was very hard to see when my sister posted it up today. Buddy you have been a good and healthy dog. You will be greatly missed. We love you!!

Dear... just about everyone who has messaged me so far, it has been an awesome experience for me here in the MTC my companion is named Elder Clark and he's from Bear Lake, Utah he is a pretty awesome companion and I'm happy that I am able to serve with him here in the MTC. So yes if your wondering in the MTC Thursdays are my P-Days and are the only day I'm allowed to email back so sorry for the confusion but a heads up when I'm sent to Micronesia my P-Day my change to a different day of the week according to what the Mission President wants. If you want to send me letters while I'm here in the MTC there is something called DearElder which is basically you can send me letters that I can read everyday I won't be able to respond to them until P-Dat but if you want to relay a message to me when it's not P-Day you can do that using a website called  DearElder.com and my stuff you'll need is District 38 Zone D or something like that. Anyways missionary life is quite interesting I feel as if I it is easier to feel the spirit better now that I am here. I have what we call TRC's which are either members acting as investigators or ACTUAL Investigators which feels pretty dang real. One of my TRC's is named Kainoa Reis and he actually lives here in Utah and he goes to UVU and yea by his name you could probably tell he is Poly haha but yeah he is awesome and if any of you happen to meet him he will probably make fun of me because I cried while bearing my testimony to him lol. Our other investigator is named Travis Corbin who we found to be a member pretending to be a investigator which is hilarious because we can totally see his garments haha but the point of the TRC is to practice like their are really non members. Anyways the food is on point here which is great and all my room mates call me Aladdin because "I showed them the world..." lol jkjk. But yupp its great here at the MTC I love all the support from all my family and friends and please add your emails so I can hear from you all also thank you for keeping my dad in your guys prayers it means alot and I know he will pull through until next Thursday Ofa Atu.

P.S. I drunk the orange juice and was fine okay bye fo realz.

What a great blessing to witness my nephew Grant Wolfgramm going into the MTC to preparing himself to serve in the Micronesia Guam Mission. I'm happy that my husband escorted him to the main gates before he enters the MTC. Tears was rolling down our face cause it gave us that first experience as if he was our son going on a mission. Good luck Elder Wolfgramm, may the Lord continues to bless and guide you on your mission for the next 2 years!!

Here's a video I made for him to reflect on throughout his mission.
Thanks to everyone who helped me out!!
Luv ya Elder Grant Wolfgramm!

<3 Aunty Jay