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| Elder Gardner, Elder Tolley, Robert Wai, Elder Copeland, Don Bishop in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Robert Wai formed the Robert Wai Quintet, another mission sponsored group. They did folk songs and we collected referrals. Ron Butterfield was also in the group. | |
| San Pedro Sula. Me, Elder Gardner, Copeland, Tolley, Don Bishop. | |
| Don Bishop in San Pedro Sula. | |
| My dad, Hiram Muxo, visited Managua on the way back from a business trip to South America. On the left is a sister missionary, I think, and on the right is Ron Zigler. | |
| Our room at la pension. It was actually a partitioned space, with a young couple living on the other side of the thin wall. We were only a couple of blocks from the central park and a big hotel. | |
| With my dad, Hiram Muxo, at the airport in Managua. | |
| My companion, Robert George, and my dad. | |
| Hector Gomez had the nickname "Cisco" from before his mission. He had been a graphic artist. When he returned home he continued and became quite successful. I worked with him for a time as an advertising copywriter, and we did some work for John DeLorean (before he went to jail). Hector and I were friends for years, but we have lost touch now. If anyone knows him, please contact me. | |