Tuesday, October 28, 2014
President Grant Farmer was my mission president in the Northern Indian Mission for the last 6 or so months of my mission. He was a dynamic, fearless leader. We loved his courage, optimism and great tenacity to do the work.
His love for the native americans was unwavering. Later as I served as mission president in Provo, Utah we visited a few times and reminisced about the past and talked about the work with the Indians in Eastern Utah. He never got tired of promoting the work and sharing ideas of what can be done.
I remember his (or you) four sons who were very young when I served as a missionary with him in the summer and fall of 1964. We helped locate the mission home there and spent some time in the home with the Farmers and missionaries.
I haven't seen you sons since the mission, but please know how much we loved and appreciated your Father and Mother for their devotion to the work and the love we felt from them.
Sincerely,
Harold C. Brown
