Welcome Home Dave Hugie! Dave Hugie moved back to the Highlands this week to his home on Aspen Circle that he was renting to the Poll’s. Dave was raised in the Highlands on Sierra Avenue with his eight brothers and sisters.  He enjoyed all kinds of sports both at Morgan High and in his backyard with friends including Mike Carruth, Niels Bigler, Matt Smith and Chris Winn. He especially loved playing football and after high school coached JV while attending Weber State University. Dave has spent his career in the HVAC industry specializing in all areas of gas fireplaces. He is currently in regional sales covering Idaho, Utah, and Nevada.  He lives with Kelli who says that Dave has profound integrity, is a hard worker, and is a wonderful father to his two daughters Cassidy and Kylie.  Dave believes that we all should put others first, become self-reliant, be honest, and try our best to be a good person. He mentioned how much he admires and appreciates his neighbors Curtis and Wendy McCullough, and Loran and Allison Brumley.  We are excited to welcome Dave and Kelli as our newest Highlands neighbors!


Cannery Service Opportunities. Thanks to those who have volunteered to serve in the cannery. If you’d like to join in on July 26th, please contact Kent Wilkerson at 801-845-6481.


Get Ready for Fun, Food & Friendship.  Our neighborhood blocks are planning to host block parties during July, August or September.  Contact your block captains for more information.


In Case You Missed It. Last Sunday, John Dickey led a wonderful discussion on Elder Bednar’s April conference talk, “Abide in me and I in you; Therefore walk with me.”


Summer Concert. The Tabernacle Choir Pioneer Day Concert will be held this Friday and Saturday at the Conference Center.  They will be performing their Mexico concert with guest artist Adassa from Disney’s Encanto. You can also watch the concert on YouTube on Saturday evening at 7:30 from home. For tickets Click Here.


It’s Official.  She said “Yes!” Congratulations to Jack Cameron!


Blast from the Past: Guess who?  (Answer: Ken Hicks, Ian Watkins, Jacks Volmer, Cameron Winn, KC Broadhead)

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