A Tribute To A Prophet...

Pres. Gordon B. Hinckley passed away on January 27, 2008 at the age of 97. He served as our beloved prophet for more than 12 years. He will be greatly missed by not only the members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, but by the whole world. I was impressed to see all the tributes from prominent people around the world. I also loved the many pictures of Pres. Hinckley. It is said that a picture speaks a thousand words. I think that is true. These pictures show Pres. Hinckley's love and dedications for his family, his calling, the people of the world, etc... He was a great example to all. He always smiled and had a positive out look on life. He truly was a Prophet of God! Be Grateful
Be Smart
Be Clean
Be True
Be Humble
Be Prayerful

-Pres. Gordon B. Hinckley

Pres. Monson, Pres. Hinckley & Pres. Eyering
"I am now in my 97th year. The wind is blowing, and I feel like the last leaf on the tree."

-Pres. Hinckley

"The evidence for its truth and validity lies within the covers of the book itself. The test of its truth lies in reading it. It is a book of God. Reasonable people may sincerely question its origin; but those who have read it prayerfully have come to know by a power beyond their natural senses that it is true, that it contains the word of God, that it outlines saving truths of the everlasting gospel, that it “came forth by the gift and power of God … to the convincing of the Jew and Gentile that Jesus is the Christ" -Pres. Gordon B. Hinckley

"May there be peace and harmony in your homes. Husbands, love and treasure your wives. They are your most precious possessions. Wives, encourage and pray for your husbands. They need all the help they can get. Parents, treat your children with great kindness. They are the coming generation who will bring honor to your name." -Pres. Gordon B. Hinckely

"President Hinckley was more than a leader of a Church, he was a great friend.
I have met very few people in my life who had his passion, his understanding or his wisdom. He will be sorely missed. "
-Larry King, Larry King Live, CNN