Published: Saturday, Sept. 2, 2006
Jong Chul and Young Sim Jun
Jong Chul Jun, 65, Sinchon Ward, Seoul
Korea North Stake, called as president of the
Seoul Korea Temple;
succeeding President Do Whan Lee. President Jun's wife,
Young Sim Cha, will serve as temple matron.
President Jun, a sealer in the
Seoul Korea Temple, has served as a mission
president and mission president's counselor, stake president's counselor,
district president, branch president, and Young Men president. He retired
as temple recorder in the
Seoul Korea Temple and has been a Distribution
Center manager. He was born in Seoul, Korea, to Choong-Seon Jun and
Yeong-Hee Han.
Sister Jun, who served with her husband when he was mission president,
has been a stake Relief Society president's counselor, ward Relief Society
president and ward Relief Society president's counselor, and Sunday School
teacher. She was born in Seoul, Korea, to Yong-Tae Cha and Moo-Duk Lee.
Ryoushou and Noriko Nakamura
Ryoushou Nakamura, 74, Kumamoto Ward,
Kumamoto Japan Stake, called as president of the
Fukuoka Japan Temple;
succeeding President Kiyoshi Tokuzawa. President Nakamura's wife,
Noriko Uchiyama Nakamura, will serve as temple
matron. President Nakamura, presently serving as a patriarch, has also
served as a member of the
Tokyo Japan Temple presidency, a temple sealer
and ordinance worker, mission president's counselor, district president,
branch president, and as a senior couple temple missionary. He is a retired
medical doctor. He was born in Kumamoto, Japan, to Gorou and Tomi Nakajima
Nakamura.
Sister Nakamura, who served with her husband as a senior couple temple
missionary, has served as an assistant to the matron in the Tokyo Japan
Temple, temple ordinance worker, branch Relief Society president, and ward
Relief Society teacher. She was born in Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto, Japan, to
Masayuki Hirota and Itsuko Uchiyama.
Masayuki and Michiko Nakano
Masayuki Nakano, 62, Abeno Ward, Osaka
Japan Stake, called as president of the
Tokyo Japan Temple; succeeding
President Makoto Fukuda. President Nakano's wife,
Michiko Adachi Nakano, will serve as temple matron.
President Nakano, an Area Seventy in the Asia North Area, has served as
public affairs director, patriarch, mission president's counselor, stake
mission president, stake president and stake president's counselor, and
bishop. He is a retired Legal Department and Sales Administration director
for Schering Plough K.K. He was born in Sapporo-city, Hokkaido, Japan, to
Shigeaki and Masa Okajima Nakano.
Sister Nakano, currently serving as a ward Relief Society teacher, has
also served as stake Relief Society president and Relief Society
president's counselor, ward Relief Society president and Relief Society
president's counselor, stake and ward Primary president, and as a teacher
in ward Sunday School and Primary organizations. She was born in
Matsue-city, Shimane, Japan, to Nobu and Toshie Katsube Adachi.
