Ten steps then breathe

2017·32.6 MB·English

by  Taylor, Henry D., Jr. (Henry Dixon), 1931-

Americana Collection
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8670.1
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2017
L. Tom Perry Special Collections
Harold B. Lee Library
Brigham Young University
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
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Family Reviews of
Ten Steps then Breathe
A great read. I laughed. I cried. I relived a lot. Get to know a
great and good man.
Colette Green Taylor
Burning mountains, skunks, natural magnetism for falling
rocks, Internet five decades early, nine children, and more.
It’s all here, well documented and fascinating.
Griffin Sutherland Taylor
This kind of book only comes along once in a lifetime. It
contains a look at the life of a man who always had a plan.
And you will finally learn what HDT Jr. did at HP. Not to be
missed!
David Arthur Taylor
I smiled with delight reading about early life on the “Hill,”
learned more about studies in Boston, took a nap from sheer
exhaustion after reviewing Church jobs and career
assignments, and chuckled at the stories of the kids.
Stephen Kroge Taylor

Mount Timpanogos has been a beacon and a guide as I grew up. It is
visible from four Utah counties; from the valleys and peaks of more than
3000 square miles. When I could see this mountain I knew exactly where I
was. It is symbolic of my relationship to the restored gospel of Jesus
Christ; when I study it and try to live it I know where I stand and what I
need to do to get home.
This is the backside of Timpanogos near the spot where we built our
little cabin.