Bio of Vicki Spence Stith

Married Joseph Stith. Children: Britny – 17, Cameron – 15. I met my husband while attending the Holiday Bowl in San Diego in 1982. It was a lousy game, but was worth the trip. He was a convert who had been a Drill Instructor in the Marines. We became engaged and then I waited for him while he served a mission (pretty embarrassing to be 28 and waiting for a missionary!) We married a month after he returned. We have been very blessed to have a great marriage.

Our daughter will be a senior and our son will be a sophomore at Bingham High School this year. Britny has a beautiful singing voice and is trying to decide where she wants to go to college. Cameron has played football for several years, but has a great talent in music as well - so he switched to the drumline this year. He also plays trombone, guitar and anything else he chooses to pick up.

Church Service: Have served in all organizations - (okay, okay, I have not served in the Young Men, Elder's Quorum or High Priest Quorum). I love working with the youth and for the last two years have had a great time as Primary Chorister. My husband was just released after serving as a counselor to the Bishop for five years. He has now been called as a High Councilman and we are thrilled to have him sitting with us in church again.

Education: I attended Ricks College. Work: I worked for American Stores as a Secretary for 5 years and then became an Information Analyst in the computer dept. for the next 5 years. I finally quit to stay home with the kids. Hobbies: BYU football and anything the kids are doing. Community Service: I worked for our middle school for two years - that was an eye opener!

Comps: M. Anderson, B. Stonehocker, M. Parker, H. Sanchez, M. Townsend, M. Cordon M. Rimshaw, L. Stott, Leda Ramos, B. Young, Sis. Tinoko. Areas Served: Tegucigalpa, Panama City, David, Panama. I will always love that time in my life. I am grateful for Pres. Muren and the example he set for us. I feel blessed for having been given that experience and will never forget it.