Potters

Since the day the Haycocks moved into our ward, Joanne and I recognized just how lucky we and our ward really was. They're the kind of family a ward prays for: solid but not stodgy, eager but not eccentric, willing but not wilting. Our ward got that when they moved into Lyman 3rd Ward. We people moving in and moving out, it was truly exciting that they were to build a beautiful home in the ward so they were more likely to stay.
We got to know the Haycock family better by working closely together in the Bishopric. We always knew we were going to have a good time when we got together.
In working with Traci in the ward, I've always been impressed with her willingness to serve. In calling her to difficult positions with great responsibilities, I've watched her as she has humbly accepted the call and then in true "Traci fashion" exploded the calling so that we wondered what we ever did without her in that calling before. As Young Women's President she has had an incalculable impact on the young women of our ward. She is the kind of person that every young woman looks up to and want's to emulate. I've been so impressed by her testimony that she shares, the example that she sets, & the amount of work she goes to, to make sure that every detail of any activity is fine tuned perfection. It's a rare quality to be able to make people feel happy and better about themselves just by being around you. That's what you've got, Traci. It's a gift. Thanks for sharing it with all of us. We love you. Happy Birthday.
Bishop & Sister Potter A.K.A Layne & Joanne