| Richard,
The Church as a whole has been tightening down on distributing phone
numbers and addresses of Church members to the general public and even
to Church members. Not everyone searching for such information has good
intentions and Church members have a right to privacy just like everyone
else. I am a member and live in the Phoenix area, but am left to pretty
much the same resources as everyone else - the phone book, my own contacts,
etc...
Brimhall and Christensen are both common last names among LDS members in
the Phoenix area. If she grew up in the Phoenix area and you knew her parents
names that might help. If you knew of a mutual friend's name that might help.
Yes, the Church probably has the most complete genealogical records, but
I've never heard of locating someone living that way. The records are for
tracing our ancestry, i.e. those who are dead. Then again, I am not that
familiar with what kind of information is available in the genealogical
records.
I'm not sure how many Digital employees are left in the Phoenix area
that are LDS. I don't think there are many left so your resources are
few and far between.
Hope this helps,
Janelle
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I'm missing part of your message on my screen. It overlaps on the right
margin.
I have the best of intentions, but I can understand the hesitancy.
I would be happy if Dianne were contacted and given information to
contact me:
Richard Jones-Christie (She'll remember me as Richard Christie)
3614 Anemone Circle
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
719-594-4935
I used to know Dianne's parents' names. I used to know her sisters'
names. It's been nearly thirty years. These names have sunk into the
deepest recesses of my memory, which was not too sharp to begin with.
Her parents lived in Glendale when we were attending Phoenix College.
We were both fine art majors.
Dianne and I had a mutual friend, another Mormon, named Sharon (with
whom I corresponded with during her college years in Heber, AZ). I
don't remember Sharon's maiden name, but I remember she married a man
named Sterling Bigler. As I recall, both Sharon's maiden name and
married name were also fairly common in the Mormon community.
Don't know if these clues will help any. Thank you for your interest.
Bless you,
Richard
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