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New leaders of 6 historic Church sites called to serve
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The following new historic site leaders have been called to serve by the First Presidency. They will begin their service in February 2027. Kliff A. Bramwell and Beverly Bramwell, Lewisville 1st Ward, Menan Idaho Stake: Cove Fort Historic Site, succeeding President Dee Williams and Sister Roxanne Williams. Brother Bramwell is a former bishop and missionary. He studied at Ricks College and Brigham Young University before earning a degree in veterinary medicine from Washington State University. He is a retired veterinarian. Sister Bramwell studied at Brigham Young University and worked at South Fork Animal Clinic. She previously served at the Historic Nauvoo Sites. The Bramwells also served together at the Nauvoo Historic Sites. They are parents to six children. Kent Hazen Collins and Kendra Sue Rees Collins, Morgan 11th Ward, Morgan Utah Stake: Ohio Historic Sites, succeeding President David Frischknecht and Sister Nancy Frischknecht.
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