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A new stake has been created in Utah.
The Brigham Young University 21st Stake, which includes the BYU 41st, 48th, 91st, 122nd, 123rd, 188th, 189th, 206th, 207th, and 216th wards has been created by Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf of the Seventy.
Elsewhere, stakes have been reorganized in Argentina, Brazil, Tonga, and in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Oregon and Utah.
NEW STAKE
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 21ST STAKE: (Feb. 6, 2000) Created from the Brigham Young University 5th and 19th Stakes. President James M. Harper, 49, dean of the school of Family Life at BYU; wife, Colleen Hull Harper. Counselors Campbell B. Gray, 47, director of BYU Museum of Art; wife, Jeanette Edith Southerton Gray. Robert F. Stahmann, 60, professor at BYU; wife, Kathleen Cook Stahmann.
STAKE
REORGANIZATIONS
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 5TH STAKE: (Feb. 6, 2000) President Ned C. Hill, 54, dean of Marriott school of management; succeeding Truman G. Madsen; wife, Claralyn Martin Hill. Counselors Phillip R. Kunz, 63, professor of sociology at BYU; wife, Joyce Sheffield Kunz. Bruce L. Brown, 58, professor of psychology at BYU; wife, Susan Brinton Brown.
CORDOBA ARGENTINA WEST STAKE: (Oct. 31, 1999) President Miguel Angel Alasia, 39, licensed nurse; succeeding Ruben Luis Spitale; wife, Carmen Mercedes Moreno de Alasia. Counselors Raul Hector Spitale, 39, businessman; wife, Monica Beatriz Francisquetti de Spitale. Pedro David Agazzani, 31, self-employed importer and distributor; wife, Maria Eugenia Spitale de Agazzani.
FORTALEZA BRAZIL STAKE: (Oct. 9, 1999) President Eduardo Lucio Mendes Tavares, 31, coordinator for Church Educational System; succeeding Sebastiao Lino Ramos De Vasconcelos Cint; wife, Fatima Scarante Tavares. Counselors Francisco Rubens de Castro Maia, 65, lawyer; wife, Elba Medeiros Paulino Maia. Sergio Ricardo Castro Guimaraes, retained.
HENDERSON NEVADA BLACK MOUNTAIN STAKE: (Nov. 21, 1999) President Kent Joseph Dawson, 55, judge for Clark County; succeeding L. Joseph Belingheri; wife, Ruth Maria Walker Dawson. Counselors Douglas Craig Stoker, 41, dentist; wife, Annette Marie Lovell Stoker. Jeffrey Kenneth Austin, 41, optometrist; wife, Lisa Jentzsch Austin.
LAKE HAVASU CITY ARIZONA STAKE: (Feb. 13, 2000) President Dennis A. Levie, 49, self-employed general contractor; succeeding Larry E. McEntire; wife, Linda Joy Passey Levie. Phillip H. Wach, 63, retired teacher for Southwestern Oregon College; wife, Elizabeth Olson Wach. H. Richard Rogers Jr., 46, bank manager for Bank One; wife, Sandra Prestwich Rogers.
MILWAUKIE OREGON STAKE: (Feb. 20, 2000) President O. David Knight, 62, retired manager of Hi-Tech Tropical Fish; succeeding Terry L. Gassaway; wife, Carla Faye Purvis Knight. Counselors Gordon G. Gipson, 54, library media specialist for North Clackamas School District No.12; wife, Kathryn Ellen Pancoast Gipson. Gerald L. Reynolds, 58, account executive for Poorman Douglas Corp.; wife, Judy Ann Thompson Reynolds.
NUKU'ALOFA TONGA HA'AKAME STAKE: (Feb. 2, 2000) President Usaia Kalamafoni, 48, teacher for LDS Schools Tonga; succeeding Sosaia Lehonitai Mateaki; wife, Siosi'ana Lauhingoa Kalamafoni. Counselors Frederick Feletiliki Fa'aoso, 33, 1st class clerk for Civil Aviation; wife, Kilisitina Fa'aoso. Sosaia Neiufi, 31, painter; wife, Mauo Fatafiti Muti Neiufi.
ROSWELL GEORGIA STAKE: (Nov. 21, 1999) President Frederick D. Woolf, 47, vice president of operations and manager for Suntrust Bank; succeeding Boyd P. Hoglund; wife, Melissa Jane Ormsby Woolf. Counselors Ronald E. Shaver, 52, regional administrative officer for Equitable; wife, Rebecca Ann McCarter Shaver. Rene R. Alba, 49, business manager for IBM; wife, Kathleen Tenney Alba.

