New temple presidents
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Two new leaders have been called by the First Presidency to serve as temple presidents and temple matrons.
Sister Dyer is serving with her husband as a Humanitarian Service missionary. She is a former Relief Society president, Relief Society, Sunday School and Primary teacher, and has served in a Primary presidency, and as a Young Women adviser. Sister Dyer served with her husband as he presided over the Puerto Rico San Juan Mission. She was born in Mesa, Ariz., to Herbert Ray and Linnie Charlesetta Fillerup Montierth.
Sister Goo is a ward Relief Society compassionate service leader and temple ordinance worker. She is a former stake Relief Society president, ward Primary president and Young Women teacher. Sister Goo served with her husband as he presided over the China Hong Kong Mission. She was born in Kwong Tung, China, to Shiu Sing Kwong and Kwai Fung Lam Kwong.
