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Just a transfer | 11:54 a.m. May 15, 2008
She lives on and is likely doing the same work. She merely received a unique
transfer to serve in another location. Instead of being reassigned to
Manchester, she was called to the Spirit World. My condolences to the family.
You will see her again!
C.H. | 5:24 a.m. May 16, 2008
Just a transfer --- Our belief in missionary work beyond the veil is unique, but
I fullY believe that is what Lindsey will be doing in the Spirit World. I also
send condolences to her family. May you find comfort knowing that you will see
her again.
C.H. | 5:32 a.m. May 16, 2008
Afterthought --- I looked at both photos, and she was a beautiful young woman
who died in the service of the Lord. Her work will continue there, giving those
in the Spirit world who are waiting to hear about the Gospel of Jesus
Christ---who did not have that chance in mortality---will be blessed as they
choose to accept the message. My heart goes out to Lindsey's family, who
will also be blessed for her efforts.
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utwingnut | 6:40 a.m. May 16, 2008
Another missionary dies and she's canonized by the Utah public. It is sad
that she has passed on, but if we were in another state we would not have heard
a thing about this. Utah, you are weird, not peculiar.
Anonymous | 8:01 a.m. May 16, 2008
Not only was Lindsey beautiful- her spirit radiates in her pictures.
She probably was "transfered "not only because she was needed on the other side, but perhaps too because she was just to darn good for this world.
I send my sincere condolences to her family and friends. God bless and keep you. May you feel Lindsey near you as you complete your mission here on earth. May you have peace and be able to rejoice in her life.
She probably was "transfered "not only because she was needed on the other side, but perhaps too because she was just to darn good for this world.
I send my sincere condolences to her family and friends. God bless and keep you. May you feel Lindsey near you as you complete your mission here on earth. May you have peace and be able to rejoice in her life.
Anonymous | 8:36 a.m. May 16, 2008
C.H., even if she had been ugly everyone would still love her just as much. I
don't see how her being beautiful makes her death worse.
OhioLDS | 9:14 a.m. May 16, 2008
Dear utwingnut,
Not so. I have lived in two states where missionaries from local communities have died and the local press provided significant coverage of their deaths and the reason they were on a mission.
Lighten up a bit.
Not so. I have lived in two states where missionaries from local communities have died and the local press provided significant coverage of their deaths and the reason they were on a mission.
Lighten up a bit.
SN | 9:30 a.m. May 16, 2008
utwingnut,
Can't Utah be interested in what it's interested in? You sound biased like there's something wrong with Utah.
Can't Utah be interested in what it's interested in? You sound biased like there's something wrong with Utah.
Re: utwingnut | 9:36 a.m. May 16, 2008
Your comment that we would not have heard a thing about this had it not been in
Utah is wrong, and is offensive to both Utahns and non-Utahns alike. Someone
that dies while performing service, whether it be for their Church or for
another service group is honored by all people, whether they agree or not. It is
terribly sad, and she deserves and would receive deservedly supreme accolades
and honors for giving her life in pursuit of something she obviously cares
about. Like I said, it demeans all by saying that such a sacrifice would not be
honored regardless of the service in which the sacrifice is given.
hey wingnut | 9:38 a.m. May 16, 2008
We heard about it in Texas too.
re: utwingnut | 9:38 a.m. May 16, 2008
What is wrong with you? Why do you even take the time to read these articles
and respond? We're not in another state, we are in Utah. Don't read
the D-News if you don't want to read articles about the LDS culture. Many
Utahns are weird and there is nothing wrong with that. However, there is
something wrong with people like you who are so annoyed with everything we do.
You seriously need a life or counseling.
stephen | 9:40 a.m. May 16, 2008
utwingnut, you lack understanding of our culture and beliefs. Lindsey was about
her Father's business and He called her home. Yes, we believe in life
after death; in the Plan of Salvation. Receiving news coverage over this in
Utah is what defines us as a community. Perhaps you have forgotten that Utah
was settled by Mormons and as such, the culture is entrenched in the fabric of
the state. This missionary was not canonized, she was remembered for her
exemplary, selfless life. My condolences to the family. God bless you all in
your hour of grief and may He give you comfort and peace.
BigPoet | 9:46 a.m. May 16, 2008
You're the one that's different this time utwingnut.
mr. utwingnut | 9:49 a.m. May 16, 2008
stay classy buddy.
RE:utwingnut | 9:57 a.m. May 16, 2008
More sad than the death of this wonderful young lady are your unfortunate
comments that desecrate her memory.
MoJules | 10:02 a.m. May 16, 2008
First of all utwingnut, there is a time and place to post rude comments, most
people have the common sense as to not cross that line. You are totally out of
line to make an attack post in a LDS based news paper about a young woman who
died. With that being said, I first want to offer her family my sympathy and
tell them how sorry I am for this time of separation. I hope that their hearts
will be comforted. The year before my husband died, he was 37, his nephew was
going on a mission, my husband was close to being bed ridden, he told my nephew
that while he was preparing to go on a two year mission, my husband was going on
a permanent mission. My husband responded to the call as a young man, but had
to come home early, due to his disease, so he was very much looking forward to
responding to this next call. I do not doubt that this young lady is touching
many hearts and blessing many people.
Outsider | 10:02 a.m. May 16, 2008
utwingnut = tasteless.
Relocated Southerner | 10:08 a.m. May 16, 2008
To utwingnut:
No, you would not have heard about this in another state where the population is not so predominantly LDS. But if the girl were a young Catholic nun, and you lived in a predominantly Catholic community (as the one where I grew up), it would make news there. In fact, the Catholic church was prominently involved in the community and the news all my life. And you know what, I was NEVER offended or irritated about it because I just accepted that a majority of the population found it newsworthy. I also appreciated all the fine contributions that the Catholics made to my community, and it never once occurred to me to get irritated, offended, outraged over the fact that -- shock! -- the community bowed to the wishes of the predominant religion there. Heck, I ate fish every Friday in PUBLIC schools because Catholics couldn't eat meat on Fridays then! And I looked at it as a weekly treat -- not an offensive, "in your face", "shoving down your throat" their religion. Why can't others who CHOOSE to live here in Utah understand that one simple concept? Majority rules in a democratic society.
No, you would not have heard about this in another state where the population is not so predominantly LDS. But if the girl were a young Catholic nun, and you lived in a predominantly Catholic community (as the one where I grew up), it would make news there. In fact, the Catholic church was prominently involved in the community and the news all my life. And you know what, I was NEVER offended or irritated about it because I just accepted that a majority of the population found it newsworthy. I also appreciated all the fine contributions that the Catholics made to my community, and it never once occurred to me to get irritated, offended, outraged over the fact that -- shock! -- the community bowed to the wishes of the predominant religion there. Heck, I ate fish every Friday in PUBLIC schools because Catholics couldn't eat meat on Fridays then! And I looked at it as a weekly treat -- not an offensive, "in your face", "shoving down your throat" their religion. Why can't others who CHOOSE to live here in Utah understand that one simple concept? Majority rules in a democratic society.
Greg W. | 10:22 a.m. May 16, 2008
utwingnut.......you didn't have to read the article or respond. Let me try
to educate you. Salt Lake City is the home of the LDS Church which sends our
your young men and women to preach what they believe is true. When one dies, we
care. If you don't, so be it.
What have you done recently that is beyond yourself?
What have you done recently that is beyond yourself?
Re: utwingnut | 10:25 a.m. May 16, 2008
It is news here in Utah since it happens so rarely. Unfortunately and ironically
twice this week with the death of a senior couple sister missionary in an auto
accident in the Kirtland mission.
Imagine 50,000+ 19-20 years olds scattered in many places around the globe. Without the protection of the Lord-there would be hundreds of deaths annually in any other similar sized group of young men and women. No doubt they are watched over and protected.
May the Lord continue to bless Lindsey as she continues her mission as well as the entire Spjute family. What a wonderful blessing to have the gospel and knowledge of the Plan of Salvation in our lives.
Steve
Imagine 50,000+ 19-20 years olds scattered in many places around the globe. Without the protection of the Lord-there would be hundreds of deaths annually in any other similar sized group of young men and women. No doubt they are watched over and protected.
May the Lord continue to bless Lindsey as she continues her mission as well as the entire Spjute family. What a wonderful blessing to have the gospel and knowledge of the Plan of Salvation in our lives.
Steve
re: utwingnut (from Tucson) | 10:41 a.m. May 16, 2008
Where's some decency and respect? Do you expect reasonable people to take
your "weird" accusation seriously?
Condolences to the family and loved one of this young missionary.
Condolences to the family and loved one of this young missionary.
Ignore Wingnut | 10:42 a.m. May 16, 2008
By even acknowledging comments like that you are only giving them what they want
- attention. More than likely they don't even believe the garbage they are
spewing. They're just trying to get a reaction like all the other 3 year
olds you know who do similar things. Just ignore them, and like most
annoyances, they've eventually go away to find someone who will react to
their nonsense.
motherofmissionary | 10:51 a.m. May 16, 2008
dear utwingnut. your lack of sensitivity is appalling.
Question? | 12:00 p.m. May 16, 2008
First, ignore wingnut and move on. But I do have a question, if she was taken
and is now called to be a missionary in the next life, will she also be
following the missionary rules? What about marriage, children, etc.? Just
serious answers, please.
lindsey's cousin | 12:08 p.m. May 16, 2008
We love you Lindsey, we miss you, but we know that it was your time.
You made us all want to be better people.
You made us all want to be better people.
About Lindsey | 12:11 p.m. May 16, 2008
Lidsey was partially responsible for intorducing me to my wife of three years.
I spent alot of time with her in college and I got to know her pretty well. She
was such a special person on the earth and she ment so much to so many people.
I wouldn't claim to know Lindsey the best but I did know her well enough to
say that she will except this challange with the same enthusiasm as she always
did in life. I would also like to send my condolences to the family.
Lindsey we love you.
Lindsey we love you.
All the Same in God's Eyes | 12:36 p.m. May 16, 2008
When I was on a mission I was under the illusion that missionaries were
"protected" and that the only missionaries that were hurt were those
that were breaking the rules. Of course that was a false belief but it was a
belief fostered in my interactions with returned missionaies and youth
leaders.
These missionary passings seem to be a lot more frequent than I remember in the past. In any case, being on a mission and keeping the rules is no guarantee. I was so sick that I lost 40 pounds in a couple weeks.
I think guys like Wingnut could get a little irritated with the focus on the passings of missionaries. I can see his point. We are all God's children and the passing of a child in Africa or Myanmar is just as tragic as the passing of a missionary.
These missionary passings seem to be a lot more frequent than I remember in the past. In any case, being on a mission and keeping the rules is no guarantee. I was so sick that I lost 40 pounds in a couple weeks.
I think guys like Wingnut could get a little irritated with the focus on the passings of missionaries. I can see his point. We are all God's children and the passing of a child in Africa or Myanmar is just as tragic as the passing of a missionary.
Relocated Southerner | 1:01 p.m. May 16, 2008
To All the Same in God's Eyes:
I agree that we are all God's children, but the reason the passing of an LDS missionary is so newsworthy here is that such a large portion of the population is LDS and so many have a close connection to that, either having served themselves or having a close family member who is serving or has served in the past. You're right, though -- the death of one person is no more "important" than the death of another. It's just that in our culture here, the death of an LDS missionary hits close to home for so many.
I agree that we are all God's children, but the reason the passing of an LDS missionary is so newsworthy here is that such a large portion of the population is LDS and so many have a close connection to that, either having served themselves or having a close family member who is serving or has served in the past. You're right, though -- the death of one person is no more "important" than the death of another. It's just that in our culture here, the death of an LDS missionary hits close to home for so many.
about question | 1:05 p.m. May 16, 2008
My condolences to Lindsey's family, her friends, fellow missionaries and
others who have been touched by Lindsey. Ironic that the end of her mortal work
is sad, yet uplifting because of what she did. The questions about mission
rules, marriage, children, etc. can involve deep and personal discussion. I
would encourage "Question" to simply ask an LDS person to take some
time, multiple times, to think together over these items of interest. Two
things I consider is, we know just a little of how God has things ordered, and
yet we do have enough to know He loves us and has prepared all things for our
eternal growth and happiness, including statements from scriptures, prophets and
feelings through prayer. May the Lord comfort and bless Lindsey's family.
GK from England | 2:03 p.m. May 16, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with her family and close friends. Although we as
Latter Day Saints believe in life after life, it is always difficult when a
loved one leaves this life and crosses over into eternity. She will be dearly
missed by her family until the happy moment when they are reunited again.
Abee | 3:06 p.m. May 16, 2008
Too bad so much time and space has been given to utwingnut. He's enjoying
it no doubt.
God love the family that sacrifices for their loved ones. Lindsey, like so many other Missionaries who love the Lord died doing what she loved best, she died sharing the good news the Gospel brings.
I admire any religion that can has so many young people who desire to share Jesus Christ with the world, whether they are Mormon or not. God bless their pure in spirit hearts and their love of all mankind.
God love the family that sacrifices for their loved ones. Lindsey, like so many other Missionaries who love the Lord died doing what she loved best, she died sharing the good news the Gospel brings.
I admire any religion that can has so many young people who desire to share Jesus Christ with the world, whether they are Mormon or not. God bless their pure in spirit hearts and their love of all mankind.
California Mo Mo Teacher | 3:57 p.m. May 16, 2008
First, my prayers go out to the family. THEY have their heads on right and their
faith in our Father's plan is uplifting. Second, Sis. Spjute will most
likely be released from her new assignment at the onset of the millenium. That
would most likely be the time for her to continue with her necessary earthly
ordinances (i.e. marriage, family, etc.) As a teacher, I can tell ya that her
desire to work in Special Ed speaks volumns of the type of service oriented
person that she was and continues to be. Keep the faith!
dkm for Washington | 4:09 p.m. May 16, 2008
Guess what utwingnut, the death of this young woman was news here in Washington
state. Service to your community, your church, your fellow man is also service
to your God. You should try it sometime. My sincere sympathy to this family
LYC Charlotte, NC | 5:54 p.m. May 16, 2008
I heard about it here in North Carolina too! My heart felt sympathy to the
family. My brother was 37 when he went to the Spirit World.Here's a few
words of comfort that was spoken at my brother's funeral by my father.
" Just as we prepare for the birth of a baby here on earth,buying
clothes,thinking of names,waiting with with all the love,joy and excitement,there were loved ones that where waiting and preparing for the arrival of Blaine". These words can be said of Lindsey.
clothes,thinking of names,waiting with with all the love,joy and excitement,there were loved ones that where waiting and preparing for the arrival of Blaine". These words can be said of Lindsey.
My Apoligy | 9:44 p.m. May 16, 2008
I responded to a negative comment in here as did many others, I am sorry that I
did that, as I read, I felt that the comments of comfort and love were not being
said in order to reprove this person. When I read Lyndsey's cousin's
comment, it was short but really touched my heart, I had two cousins that died
in tragic young deaths in the same year, it hurt. Time does take away the sting
of death, but the hope of eternity and to see those we love again, brings a lot
of peace. This young woman is happy, she is in a place of peace and harmony and
serving others and I do not doubt for a moment that she wants her loved ones to
be happy and happy for her, there is just this veil that has separated them for
a while.
a missionary father | 9:53 p.m. May 16, 2008
I can't quit thinking about the experience that this family is going
through. With our beliefs loss is an curious multi-emotion experience. We hurt
because we temporarily are seperated from our loved ones. We mourn because it
is inherent to our humanity. We feel hope and peace because we are children of
God.
This obviously wonderful sister has passed onto the next phase of our eternal experience as we all will. What peace and comfort to know that she was about her Father's duty when she was called home.
My daughter is currently serving a mission in another country. She has virtually the same set of circumstances as this beautiful young woman. We even lived in Farmington for a number of years. After 3 years at BYU she chose to serve her God and bless the lives of the people she is among.
Assuming the multiplicity of emotions and feelings that the family has I would like to express my families wish for peace, comfort and hope.
The Farmington community is a wonderful community and I am confident that the family has a wonderful outpouring of love/support.
I am glad this amazing young woman's life was mentioned!
God bless.
This obviously wonderful sister has passed onto the next phase of our eternal experience as we all will. What peace and comfort to know that she was about her Father's duty when she was called home.
My daughter is currently serving a mission in another country. She has virtually the same set of circumstances as this beautiful young woman. We even lived in Farmington for a number of years. After 3 years at BYU she chose to serve her God and bless the lives of the people she is among.
Assuming the multiplicity of emotions and feelings that the family has I would like to express my families wish for peace, comfort and hope.
The Farmington community is a wonderful community and I am confident that the family has a wonderful outpouring of love/support.
I am glad this amazing young woman's life was mentioned!
God bless.
ctoe | 12:45 a.m. May 17, 2008
She sounds like a wonderful young lady. As a parent, I would be comforted by the
knowledge that she was doing Gods work and living the gospel at an extremely
high level. Of course the parents, family and friends will miss her immensely,
but life is short and you will soon be reunited.
How many kids rebel and are lost for some time. if not forever. I see many of these lost individuals overdosing on drugs or dying from other preventable ways. Give thanks for the person that she was. God Bless you...
How many kids rebel and are lost for some time. if not forever. I see many of these lost individuals overdosing on drugs or dying from other preventable ways. Give thanks for the person that she was. God Bless you...
elizabeth | 3:55 a.m. May 17, 2008
mr. utwingnut:
i live in one of the cities in the philippines, we are not a predominatly LDS city. But one LDS missionary died and it merited a substantial portion in our provincial newspapers. We just love and care so much for the LDS here more than any other faiths. Not because other faiths are bad, its because LDS are bearer of shining truth of Gods plan for us and the missionaries are the bearer of this truth.
May you will open your heart and talk to the like of
i live in one of the cities in the philippines, we are not a predominatly LDS city. But one LDS missionary died and it merited a substantial portion in our provincial newspapers. We just love and care so much for the LDS here more than any other faiths. Not because other faiths are bad, its because LDS are bearer of shining truth of Gods plan for us and the missionaries are the bearer of this truth.
May you will open your heart and talk to the like of
Mark of Albuquerque | 8:34 a.m. May 17, 2008
Hey utwingnut(or what ever your name is)Your not Weird or Peculiar.Your just
Sick in the Head.Hope you enjoy all the attention your craving for.
Art in Michigan | 9:06 a.m. May 17, 2008
I come here to hear about LDS events, tragedies, and interesting tidbits as a
member of the church in Michigan. Unfortunately I have to hear the negative
comments about the church in Michigan that are mostly untrue due to ignorance
often perpetuated by those seeking to progress their own agendas usually in
despicable ways.(i.e. Huckabee).
By reading about the loss of this sister missionary I renew a commitment to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It reminds me of the sacrifices that members of the church make to serve missions and past sacrifices. I have two sons serving right now on missions and I worry at times about their safety. On the other hand, my sons this past Mothers Day called and reminded me how much they are enjoying their missions. Yes, enjoying. All they could talk about is the people they baptized. I tried to get them to talk more about their feelings, but they were worried about those they served more. True for most missionaries.
Thanks for this article.
By reading about the loss of this sister missionary I renew a commitment to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It reminds me of the sacrifices that members of the church make to serve missions and past sacrifices. I have two sons serving right now on missions and I worry at times about their safety. On the other hand, my sons this past Mothers Day called and reminded me how much they are enjoying their missions. Yes, enjoying. All they could talk about is the people they baptized. I tried to get them to talk more about their feelings, but they were worried about those they served more. True for most missionaries.
Thanks for this article.
Okie | 9:46 a.m. May 17, 2008
It isn't just people in Utah that would want to hear of the passing of
a Sister missionary. We have missionaries from all over the country to come
here to Oklahoma and to us they are family to us. And I want the young
womans family to know, we are praying for your family and to us you are our
family too. The lord does things in his time and it is hard sometimes to
understand this but we have faith there was a very important reason for the
young missionary's passing. We are all grateful she was serving the Lord
and she is happy where she is now still serving the Lord. God bless your
family.
Re: Question? | 12:34 p.m. May 17, 2008
The answer is: we don't know. We don't know how the rules for a
mission in the next life compare to rules for a mission in this earthly life.
Some of the rules are very likely the same, and some may not be. But even if
they're all the same, the mission won't last forever. There will be
plenty of time for Lindsay to someday become married and have children of her
own.
Anonymous | 2:05 p.m. May 17, 2008
My heart and prayers go out to her family. Take solace in knowing she was doing
great work when she passed on.
Jolly Jo | 2:59 p.m. May 17, 2008
I think it is sad, how wrong for her to go so young.
I am not from UT, BTW, I am from CA and a pretty laid back Mormon, and I still think this story is sad and I am grateful for her service.
I was feeling bad about not working out lately, reminder not to jog!
I am not from UT, BTW, I am from CA and a pretty laid back Mormon, and I still think this story is sad and I am grateful for her service.
I was feeling bad about not working out lately, reminder not to jog!
Brian in AZ | 5:32 p.m. May 17, 2008
Thanks for your service and your sacrifice.
Yo Wingnut | 8:14 p.m. May 17, 2008
I am one of those people who jump all over and criticize LDS news. But, as
others have said, your anger has no limits to be able to criticize this article.
I struggle with a lot of things about organized religion but it is moments like
this - when a loved one is lost or suffering - that religion truly has it's
place to comfort and provide hope. As much as I don't agree with much that
is LDS, I respect young people like her who are far more devoted to a cause they
truly believe in than I ever have been.
In Idaho | 9:54 a.m. May 18, 2008
Having supported two sons on missions I can only imagine what this family is
going through. Thank you for your daughter and her service to the people in
England. When ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in the
service of your God.
maz | 11:40 a.m. May 18, 2008
I read this today in England- not Utah, as this is a world wide church and
deseret news is available on the www -via the internet and was very saddened by
it, as a family we pray daily for the missionaries- all over the world who
sacrifice their time and money to serve the Lord. My parents were converted over
50yrs ago by young american missionaries who came over to england I am eternally
grateful to them. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family
RKB, Cheltenham England Stake | 4:00 p.m. May 18, 2008
Sister Spjute served part of her mission in our Stake until just a few weeks
ago. What a lovely sister! My deepest condolences to the Spjute family.
PRH | 7:34 p.m. May 18, 2008
Our son serves in the England Birmingham Mission, as a parent of a missionary I
can not imagine the pain of the loss of a son or daughter. However, I know that
she will continue her mission and will have a place saved for her in the
Eternities.
Our deeplest sympathies and prayers go out to Lindsey's family. We love you!!
England Birmignham Missionary Mom
Our deeplest sympathies and prayers go out to Lindsey's family. We love you!!
England Birmignham Missionary Mom
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