Dear Elder Wilcox:
You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
You are assigned to labor in the
Texas McAllen Mission. (Spanish Speaking)

Countdown

Daisypath Vacation tickers

Sunday, July 17, 2011

The Farewell

Bryce, Shelynne, and Huppi

Incredible women who made sure the lunch was delicious!

My brothers

Me and Shayla

Friends Picture

Don't drop the rolls Britt!

My absolutely incredible Grandma

My amazing parents

My incredible family

Tracey, Ginger, Aubree, Dalton, Daxton, and Paislee

Baylee and Madey


Kathy, Madey, and Beau

Madey Brea. I am wrapped around this little girls finger

Baylee Bop. I'm also wrapped around her finger :)

My cousin Daxton. What a stud!

Mark, Bonnie Anne, Wyatt, and Baylee

Haha I love Huppi!


Sis. Cabrera and Kordell (some of my favorite people in the ward)

LRUno ward members

The Ribao's (we're going to Hawaii together when I get home)

The Forbis'. I love these guys so much!!


What an incredible day! I got to give my farewell address today in Church, and then got to come home, eat food, and celebrate with family and friends! I couldn't ask for more. Thanks to everyone for coming today, it means so much to me!


Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Farewell Address


My farewell is on July 17th at 9:00. I can't believe how fast the time is going by! The church is at 340 West and 700 South. Its the church right across the street from where that big elk use to be at Willow Park.

This is what the church looks like :)

Everyone is welcome! I would love to see you there! There will also be a luncheon thing afterwards at my house. If you can't make it to church, come to my house for the lunch. If you can't make it to the lunch, come to my church!

I leave for the MTC in 15 days!

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

McAllen, Texas


Just a few facts about McAllen, Texas
  • Population: 1,800,000 plus
  • Full-Time Missionaries: 178
  • Climate: The weather is very warm and humid during the summer, spring, and fall; it is mild and humid during the winter. Palm Trees are everywhere. Cotton, sugar cane, sorghum, and citrus trees grow well in South Texas.
  • Largest Citites: Corpus Christi, McAllen, Brownsville, Harlingen, and Laredo
  • Language: About 75 percent of the missionaries serve in areas where they teach in Spanish.