
Back in 2010 the Indianapolis, Indiana Temple was announced. I was filled with tears and excitement for it! My ancestors were pioneers in parts of Indiana. My parents moved back there after years of living else where. As an Air Force "Brat", moving around every few years, that was the only place that we consistently went to. Especially for Thanksgiving reunions and occasionally a summer reunion. My grandparents lived there in Muncie where both my parents were raised. It has never been my home but it feels like it is a part of me. Always has. I am excited for the dedication which is to take place in 2015. I'd love to go to the open house!
I wonder what my ancestors think about it? Are they excited? Are they hoping this will help get their temple work done sooner? Do they think, "it's about time". I think my ancestors were solid, God fearing, faithful people. I have wondered if my ancestors knew about "them Mormons" while the Mormons were next door in Ohio? What did they think? What did they know?
I am grateful to live so close to a temple today. It may not be "My Temple" but when doing the work inside it still feels like home.














