FYI Shell-- (cause Ruth probably already knows)--I went to visit mom on Friday and talked to her the Wed before and she is not doing well. Maybe things have improved (have they Ruth?), but she was having a hard time speaking or concentrating on a thought. I was surprised cause everything had been so good over the weekend. I guess it hit Sunday after you left and just went downhill fast. Hopefully she is feeling better now but just thought I'd let you know.
The Washington First Ward Building was sold to the City of Washington. Part of my responsibilities included dispensing of the organ and pianos in the building (along with other things). It is an Allen, approximately 1970s. I put the organ up on the auction. There were a couple of other people that were bidding on it, but I ultimately won the bid (for under $100). On the day I won the bid I was able to arrange a mover!!! I paid $250 to have someone from the piano store move it to our house (I have no idea how he managed to get that into the back bedroom....but he did it!!!) Then, it wouldn't work. 😠I waited for approximately 6 weeks before a guy (who had to be 80 years old) came down from SLC and repaired the organ. (So the organ wasn't actually broken, it had to do with the electricity and the house talking nicely to one another.) It took him a couple of hours to figure it out. He charged about $200 and voila! I have a working church organ. Cool, eh? Now, I got...

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