1976. 228p. by Wayne Stout

David and Emerald were actively involved in agricultural activities, such as plowing, planting fruit trees, and fixing a sawmill in Hop Valley. They made trips to Juarez for fruit trees and engaged in various farming tasks to sustain their family.

The family faced tragic events like typhoid outbreaks and deaths, leading to relocations between Guadalupe, Juarez, and Hop Valley. Despite challenges, David's leadership and commitment to Sabbath observance stood out within the family.

David's community involvement included missionary work, preaching, and participation in local activities. He traveled extensively for work, family matters, and community service, showcasing his dedication to improving living conditions and contributing to the community's well-being.