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Missionary Reassignment

May 26, 2021

Dear President,

Elder Hiatt has been temporarily reassigned to the Florida Jacksonville Mission. He will report to the mission the week of 7/6/21. The exact reporting date will be indicated on the travel itinerary that he will receive about two weeks before his departure date. The length of service in this mission is unknown, and reassignment to his original mission will be based upon conditions associated with COVID-19

Elder Hiatt has been reassigned by a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

[information concerning travel, COVID-19, etc]

Sincerely,
The Missionary Department

June 6, 2021

Jul 9, 2021, 11:07 AM

Dear Family of Elder Hiatt,

President Wood asked me to update you and let you know that Elder Hiatt has been assigned to labor in the Kingsland 1st Ward in the Kingsland Stake, Kingsland, Georgia.

Attached is a picture of Elder Hiatt with his new companion Elder Benjamin Jackson. In the event you want to send letters or packages directly to Elder Hiatt, his apartment address, for at least the next 6 weeks, is: 411 South Ashley Street, Kingsland, Georgia 31548. Please note that transfers occur roughly every 6 weeks so he will have to let you know whether he is transferred and if he is, his new address.

You can also send letters/packages to the mission office at: Florida Jacksonville Mission, 8663 Baypine Road, Suite 102, Jacksonville, FL 32256. Missionary mail received in the mission office is distributed to the missionaries as soon as possible.

If you have any questions, please feel free to [contact] me at 904-636-0604. We appreciate your sharing your wonderful son with us.

Warmest Regards

Sister Duncan
Mission Office Secretary

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