Aunt Sherry and Uncle Jim Tillotson
Aunt Julie Fleury
Aunt Julie Bloomfield and Hunter Husbands
Hunter and Mason
Tuesday morning, we got up early and did a little scripture study (as per our missionary life). We then had breakfast with Grandma and Grandpa and then said our final "Good-Bye" to Aunt Julie.
Aunt Julie, Mason and me (Mom-Kris)
We left Centerville and swung by the SLC airport to pick up Steve (Dad) and then went to the Bloomfield's all time favorite place to eat in SLC, Crown Burger to grab a quick lunch before heading to the Salt Lake Temple. Travis, Kyle and Alyssa and Grandma and Grandpa Nielsen met us at the Salt Lake City temple where we attended a "live" endowment session. Kyle and Alyssa were asked to be the witness couple, so it was extra special. It was so awesome being in the temple.
After our session, we went out and took some pictures on the Temple grounds. Kara, Kyoshi and Ellis met us there.
These three boys could not be any closer, "literally"
Grandma and Grandpa Nielsen, Alyssa, Steve (Dad), Mason, Kyoshi, Kara, Ellis and Kris (Mom) at Temple Square
Same group, but Mom and Kyle switched places with the camera.
Looking Good
Happy Elder
Proud Parents
At the "reflection" fountain
We are so grateful that Grandma and Grandpa Nielsen can be with us at this special time. We love all the support they always give us. We are blessed to have them!!!!!!!!!!!!
As is the tradition when we send missionaries off, we go to the Salt Lake City Temple and then go and eat at the Top Floor of the Joseph Smith Building. For special occasions, the restaurant opens the glass roof and you make a wish and let your balloon go into the sky.
Letting go!!!!!!!
Tuesday night after finishing our dinner, Mason told Grandma and Grandpa "Good-Bye" and the rest of us headed to Provo to Kara and Kyoshi's house. We visited and played games for a while and then all headed to bed and Travis, Kyle and Alyssa headed home.
As a side note to the events of the day, when Kyle and Alyssa got back to their house in Provo, they had been robbed. The robbers had broken their back door and come in and cleaned them out pretty good. They were up much of the night dealing with that. It was sad as it put a damper on such a wonderful day we had all had.
The next morning, we got up and studied and then went to Breakfast at Kneader's with Kara, Ellis, Kyle, Alyssa, and Travis. Mason did not eat much as he was a little quiet and anxious. He was ready to go and did not want to be late. We made our last stop at the Provo Temple (across the street from the MTC) to take pictures and say our "Good-Byes".
Elder Mason Ford Bloomfield
The "Boys"
Alyssa and the boys
This was a very hard thing for Steve as he was loosing his last boy at home, yet he could not be prouder of him.
Saying 'Good-Bye" to the soon to be Kenji Arlin Inzunza
Ellis loves his Uncles and was so sad to see Mason go. He asks when he can see him again all the time.
Last "Family" Pictures (missing a few) before loading in the car and driving across the street to the MTC to drop Mason off.
We were only allowed to take one car into the MTC, so Kara and Ellis said "Good-Bye" and gave their hugs at the temple parking lot and the rest of us loaded into Kyle and Alyssa's car. With all of u s and Mason's luggage, there were not enough seats, so we had to put a few in the back with the luggage. We were quite the sight!!!
Upon pulling up at the MTC, we unloaded and very briefly said "Good-Bye", cried a few tears and got our last hugs and he was off and rolling in no time.
He was off and rolling in no time and did not ever look back!!!! He was so ready to go and anxious to move on to the next step.
See you in 2 Years and always remember who you are, whose you are and what God expect you to become.
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