Last weekend was our Stake Conference. It was really good. Elder Zivic from the Quorum of the 70 came with his wife, along with President Leonard and his wife (the local mission president).
I was asked to speak at the adult Saturday session, which went well. I would much rather speak than play the organ, so I was fine with speaking.
Elder Zivic was really funny. He and his wife are from Argentina and he couldn't speak English very well, but he did his best. His wife spoke really well and it was fun to speak with her. But Elder Zivic said that Elder Garcia (another member of the 70, I think) told him one day that "In the Celestial Kingdom everyone will speak English.....with a Spanish accent."
During the Sunday session of Stake Conference, President Leonard spoke and mentioned an experience he had as a youth in a meeting of the Castle Dale Stake. After the meeting I went up to his wife (who I had talked to quite a bit the evening before) and asked where President Leonard was from. She told me it was a "really tiny town in Eastern Utah called Huntington." I told her I grew up in Huntington and she grabbed his arm and said, "You'll want to speak with Sister Pack a bit."
It turns out that he was born and raised in Huntington and is a bit younger than my mom (she thinks he may be Kathy's age). He asked who my grandparents were and, when I told him they were Norman and Opal Andersen, he said, "They lived next to Guymons and I know exactly who your family is!" It was fun to talk to him for a little bit.
Anyway, this just goes to show that EVERYONE knows someone from Huntington, even if they haven't figured it out yet. We are everywhere! ;)