Visitors center director called
Published: Saturday, June 19, 1999
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Darrell Myron Waite, 63, has been
called as director of the Liberty Jail Historic Site visitors center in
Liberty, Mo. He will be accompanied by his wife, Arlene Foutz Waite. Elder Waite was born in
Overton, Nev., to Marvin Herbert and Glenna Sylvia Leavitt Waite. He and
Sister Waite have six children. They are currently serving in the Missouri
Independence Mission. He is a former temple ordinance worker, high priests
group leader, high councilor, bishop's counselor and branch president. He
is a retired U.S. Army air defense officer and aviator with the rank of
lieutenant colonel. He taught at Moapa Valley Middle School in Nevada from
1979-84. In 1995-96, the couple taught English at a university in Nanjing,
China, as part of a BYU program. Sister Waite is a former stake missionary,
temple ordinance worker, ward Relief Society and Primary president. Before
their mission, they were living in the Logandale 2nd Ward, Logandale Nevada
Stake.
