Dwayne Delbert Ward
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1913 March 5
Relationships
Father
John C Ward
Mother
Louisa H King
Baptized by Orval Ward
1921 December 10 (Age 8)
Set Apart as Missionary
Swiss and German Mission
1937 December 1 – 1938 November 1 (Age 24)
1937 December 1 – 1938 November 1 (Age 24)
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Set Apart
End Date Details
Released
Additional Dates
Departed from Home
Additional Information
Residence When Called
Almo Ward, Raft River Stake
Priesthood Office When Called
Elder
Location Served
Swiss-German
Swiss-Austrian
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
Rufus K Hardy
Notes
Transferred to the new Swiss-Austrian Mission when Swiss-German and German-Austrian Missions were dissolved in the later part of 1937.
1 Nov 1938: Austrian part of Swiss-Austria Mission became part of West German Mission (remainder became the Swiss Mission). Nine missionaries in Austria were now in West German Mission: Elders Leonard J. Bingham, Leland B. Blatter, Whitney D. Hammond, Horace G. Moser, Rao K. Parker, Vernon C. Sorenson, Elmer E. Stettler, Dwayne D. Ward, and William L. Warner.
Called as Missionary
West German Mission
1938 November 1 – 1939 September (Age 25)
1938 November 1 – 1939 September (Age 25)
Start Date Details
Called
End Date Details
Departed from the Field
Additional Information
Location Served
West German
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Notes
Evacuation of missionaries to the states in Sep/Oct 1939 due to the war in Europe.
(SS Pennland sailed from Antwerp to NYC)
Media
2 September 1939 - Holland Mission Office
Missionaries of the West German Mission - Frankfurt, May 30, 1939.
Arrived in the Field as Missionary
Eastern States Mission
1939 October ? – 20 (Age 26)
1939 October ? – 20 (Age 26)
Start Date Details
Arrived in the Field
End Date Details
Released
Additional Information
Location Served
Eastern States
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Died
2001 April 13 (Age 88)
Media
Dwayne Delbert Ward (1913 - 2001) Profile
2 September 1939 - Holland Mission Office
Missionaries of the West German Mission - Frankfurt, May 30, 1939.