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| Rev. Carolyn Larabee |
| The Chapel of the Americas 2131 W. Irvington Tucson, Arizona |
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| In the Fall, we had a well attended grounds cleanup, and during the winter we held a successful yard sale to begin funds for the restoration. We were fortunate to get used theater seats in great condition and have had an organ donated. We hope to have the door of the Chapel open in 2006. Rev. Carolyn has been joined by many from the main Temple to get this Temple underway. In particular, Rose Font and Jeanette Long, who share her dream, have been indispensable. |
| At the request of The Blessed Mother to Rev. Betty Tatalajski, the name of the Spanish Temple has been changed to the Chapel of the Americas. She said, "There are many souls who have made transition in your deserts. Some of their bodies have been found, many have not nor will they be. They are very close to my heart. Please pray for them. My Chapel of the Americas is to be dedicated to them." |
| If you'd like to help in the development of the Chapel of the Americas, please contact one of the following people: Rev. Carolyn Larabee 623-2451 Rosemarie Font or Jeanette Long 991-7768 Rosemarie Font at 991-7768 Dionee Quintero at 270-3151 Patricia L. Luna at 247-3164 |
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| The Chapel of the Americas is located in southwestern Tucson and will focus on the large Hispanic and Native American people in our area. Two double wide manufactured homes have been placed on the land. The final plans for creating the restoration of the buildings are complete. Rev. Carolyn Larabee is leading this effort. |
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