Favourite Governing Body memeber?

by the follower 23 years ago 33 Replies latest 23 years ago jw friends

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  MikeMusto 23 years ago

  I used to have breakfast with him every day. If you catch my drift.

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  termite 35 23 years ago

  I can't decide..it's a toss up betweem legs or arms;definately not penis...

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  roybatty 23 years ago

  Musto,

  When I was involved with the local building project, I thought that the packaged plan ideas for decorating was a good idea along with a standardizing the KH building plans.

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  freeman 23 years ago

  Ray Franz has my vote.

  We sat together and talked quite a bit over lunch on my visit to Bethel. From what I remember, he was very sincere kind and warm back then. It seems he hasn’t changed a bit in all these years.

  Freeman

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  MikeMusto 23 years ago

  Roybatty,

  So did most of the elders in purchasing

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  roybatty 23 years ago

  Musto,

  Yeah, but the bros. that I dealt with on the regional committee were/are jerks. Couldn't care less about the quality of the purchased items, just as long as it was the cheapest. Perhaps not jerks but definately single minded.
  But the local bro. & sis. who put together the interior color schemes did a great job.
  Rule number one when building a KH, use as many local people to do the work as possible. The end result will tell you why.
  Oh, and rule number two, people can't learn brick laying on-the-job. The walls on the KH were about as even as the Grand Canyon.

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  ChrisVance 23 years ago

  I was a jdub for 42 years and never met a one of them.

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  Carmel 23 years ago

  Favorite member,,,,mmmmmmmmm, probably their pinky!

  carm

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  gsx1138 23 years ago

  I was always fond of Brother Doas Isay. I found it a great comfort to not have to think for myself. Just when I thought the Watchtower article was confusing he would provide me with the resource material I needed to prove his point.

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  orangefatcat 23 years ago

  I met J. Barr and Fred Franz and N.H.Knorr and I think the most visiblely humble individual was J. Barr. I also met Leo Greenlees when he was in the Toronto Bethel years ago.

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