Background
Elaine Anderson was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. She earned a degree from the University of Utah and in 1943 married D. James Cannon, who was a son of Latter- Day Saints (Mormons) Church Apostle and Presiding Bishop Sylvester Q. Cannon.
(Writing your life story is something you do out of love a...)
Writing your life story is something you do out of love and the desire to "tell it like it was." But getting started can be hard. Elaine Cannon here provides suggestions which will make it easier to complete.
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(Life allows no reruns, no retakes - just one to a custome...)
Life allows no reruns, no retakes - just one to a customer. Yet as Elaine Cannon points out, sometimes we are so busy existing that we forget to live. She offers suggestions on how to make this one-of-a-kind experience sparkle. In the book's four sections, four aspects of living come under the author's perceptive eye - Growing, Choosing, Remembering, Linking. Principles such as change, self-control, and trouble seen as a gift, represent the growth. Perspective, free agency, and ever differing views call for choice, discernment, decision. Memory relives beauty, freedom, and other exercises in joy. Links tie soul to soul in priceless and everlasting associations, especially in families. The author adds life to life with appealing stories and examples that light up every page. This one-time life, she indicates, is an exciting adventure.
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Elaine Anderson was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. She earned a degree from the University of Utah and in 1943 married D. James Cannon, who was a son of Latter- Day Saints (Mormons) Church Apostle and Presiding Bishop Sylvester Q. Cannon.
Bachelor of Science, University Utah, 1943.
Cannon has been a writer and an editor and is the author of over 50 books They were the parents of six children. She also did freelance work, publishing articles in national magazines including Seventeen and Better Homes and Gardens.
Cannon was key figure in organizing the Latter- Day Saints (Mormons) Student Association.
While she worked in establishing Lambda Delta Sigma, the church"s sorority, West. Rolfe Kerr worked to establish the church"s fraternity, Sigma Gamma Chirurgical In 1959, Cannon became an associate editor for "Era of Youth," a section of the Improvement Era that was targeted to adolescents.
In 1971, the church magazine New Era was launched, which was patterned after the "Era of Youth" section of the Improvement Era. In 1978, church president Spencer West. Kimball appointed Cannon as the successor to Ruth H. Funk as the general president of the Young Women Organization.
Also during her tenure, young women classes began being held on Sundays as part of the church"s consolidated worship services.
Cannon was released in 1984 and was succeeded by Ardeth G. Kapp.
(Writing your life story is something you do out of love a...)
(Life allows no reruns, no retakes - just one to a custome...)
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God is the father of every human being. He has a body and emotions like human beings, and therefore he is literally the father to all people living on earth.
Member special program committee American Cancer Society, Salt Lake City, 1965—1966. International president Young Women Church Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, member coordinating council. Board directors Women Unlimited Convention Program Bureau, Salt Lake City, Deseret Gymnasium, Promised Valley Theatre.
Member of International Council Women (standing committee 1981), International Platform Association, National Council Women of United States of America (executive board 1979, vice president), American Press Women Association, Author's Club, Mortar Board, Chi Omega, Beta Sigma Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta.
Married Donald James Cannon, March 25, 1943. Children: James Quayle, Carla Christine, Su, Holly, Anthony Joseph.