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Au revoir Dr. Mortenson.
Good bye, Kay. Until we meet again, may the Good Lord bless you and your good family.
I had Dr. Mortensen for a material science class and enjoyed it a lot. He was going through divorce at the time. Having now had that experience myself some 30 years later, I'm glad to learn love and marriage had come to him and he had a chance to do missionary service. Best Wishes to his family and in remembering his goodness.
I live in the community of Payson and have not heard any lies about what happened. All I have heard is that he was a victim of a home invasion robbery.
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