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New mission president

Published: Saturday, Sept. 10, 2005
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A new mission president, called by the First Presidency, has been announced. The new leader and his wife started service Sept. 7.

Martha and Randall Browning
Randall Myron Browning, 54; Georgia Atlanta North Mission; Bountiful 54th Ward, Bountiful Utah Heights Stake; former area public affairs director, temple worker, stake president, bishop, counselor in a bishopric and missionary in the New England Mission. President of Beehive Brick, Inc. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Clifton Myron and Helen Harding Browning. Married Martha Ann Larsen; four children.

Sister Browning is a former member of area public affairs committee, temple worker, counselor in stake Primary presidency, ward Relief Society president and counselor, ward Primary president, ward Young Women adviser and stake missionary in the Boise Idaho North Stake. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Reid Strong and Janice Laursen Larsen.

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