Marsha Anderson

But we still live and carry.

And how long have you, you said you both work at the temple? How long have you been working at the temple?

Well, pre-pandemic, it was when President Taggart was president, which has been a while back.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, and that's been a great experience working in the temple.

I work in the laundry on Tuesday mornings and I love working in the laundry.

That's my favorite thing.

And then we are, we both serve on Thursday nights.

Thursday nights as well.

Yeah.

how do you feel like it's blessed you and Brother Anderson?

Oh, so many ways.

When I first started working in the temple, I was still teaching high school.

And so to give up a night, because I'd have to leave, I'd have to be ready to leave for the temple at four, a little after four, and get home sometimes till 10 at night.

And so that's pretty much No grading papers that night.

Yeah, no, no.

And all the preparation I had to do ahead of time to be ready for that.

Plus the fact that as a teacher, I had to, every semester, I had to learn 90 names of students.

That's a lot of names.

And so to memorize all those names was hard enough.

But then at the time, I had to memorize all the temple ordinances.

Yeah.

And and so I was really worried about that.

I was worried about time management for me as a teacher and as a temple worker.