Webb defined the meaning of the temple as, “the highest form of worship in our religion – it’s a symbol of our membership. Perry Webb believes the Farmington temple will greatly enhance the region. He said he was instructed to assume the task.
Perry Webb, representing Church of the Latter-day Saints, said he contacted church headquarters in Salt Lake for input on updating the community about the progress of the Farmington temple. He asked attendees to fill out a questionnaire, especially about how they knew of the event and said 4CED is always looking for increased membership and financial support. Scott Bird, 4CED board member serving as moderator, thanked Perry Webb of Webb Automotive and Kirby Mortenson of Floor Traders for their contributions to put on the Breakfast Briefing “pitching in a nice chunk” and Kirby Mortenson with Floor Traders for their contribution.īird, filling in for CEO Arvin Trujillo, who was attending the Navajo presidential inauguration, said 4CED is “highly robust” in its current activities. The prominent location, 440 0 College Blvd., across from San Juan College, allows easy access for visitors and members alike. 10 at Farmington Civic Center, drew about 90 attendees.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints expects the Farmington temple to be a boon to the region and a blessing to its members.Īt a recent Four Corners Economic Development Breakfast Briefing, officials from The Church of the Latter-day Saints presented an update on the progress of the Farmington Temple. As part of a cooperative, every Ace Hardware store is independently owned.The Farmington temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will serve church members in the Four Corners. Ace Hardware began as a small chain of stores in 1924 and has grown to include more than 4,600 stores in 50 states and more than 70 countries. We are also happy to help you with special orders for products not found on our shelves.Īs your local Ace Hardware, our company is a member of the largest retailer-owned hardware cooperative in the industry. Choice Building Supply is proud to support the youth of this vibrant community, lending our support to youth baseball and youth football programs, junior rodeo and all the local public school programs and booster clubs, lawn and garden care. Four generations can often be found serving the customers of the Four Corners area. In 1997, VT sold the business to his four children, two of those children, along with their spouses, remain the owners today. In 1977, Choice Building Supply became an Ace Hardware dealer. In 1980 the business moved to the outskirts of Dolores and in 1990 made the move to the location that they occupy today in Cortez, Colorado. The business was started by VT Boyd as Escalante Lumber in downtown Dolores, Colorado. Choice Building Supply has been a family owned hardware store and lumber yard since 1974. Our goal is to provide our community with a selection of quality products at competitive prices, with great customer service. We are locally owned and operated, with knowledgeable & friendly staff ready to help you.
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