Little donut for celebrating

Monday, September 26, 2011

Little donut for celebrating

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Leeann SudburyNovember 14, 2011 at 5:40 PM
I am having trouble posting on Curtis' blog. Everytime I try to post it goes to Sudbubry blogspot. When I figure it out, I will post four really great letters!
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Mission Address

Curtis can now receive mail in one of three ways:
You can send a letter through the LDS Church pouch system. No packages can be sent. Letters must be single sheet, folded and taped. No envelope. It must be by addressed to the following address:

Elder Frederick Curtis Sudbury
Mexico Mexico City South Mission
POB 30150
Salt Lake City, Utah 84130-0150
USA

Other mail can be sent through the "dearelder.com" website. On this website, you can send letters for free and they will be printed out and given to the mission office which will then be given to Curtis. This is probably the best way to expedite letters to Curtis and it is free.

When going to the "Dearelder.com" website for the first time, you must set up an account using your own email address as the return address. Then click into the Mexico City South Mission. Be sure to fill in the information of the missionary it is going to. In the mission papers Curtis is referred to as Frederick Curtis so I use both names on the line where it asks for the first name.

He loves receiving letters from you, so keep it up! He has mentioned how much he appreciates the letters sent by his friends. Thanks from him (and us) for taking the time to write!

The third way is to send them by less reliable snail mail to:

Elder Frederick Curtis Sudbury
Mexico Mexico City South Mission
Misión México, Ciudad de México Sur
Av. Progreso 106, 3° Piso
Barrio Santa Catarina, Coyoacán
DF, 04010
México City, Mexico

Packages are not safe to send to Mexico unless you send them (very expensive - about $40 to send) guaranteed mail through the Post Office or Fed Ex

Elder Curtis Sudbury - Mission to Mexico

Elder Curtis Sudbury

Monday, September 26, 2011

Little donut for celebrating

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