Permission to do ordinances

traciemangel

I have permission from to do proxy work for a good friend of mine. His son has given me permission to do the work for his father, mother and grandparents.

We spoke last night at the cemetery and he has given me permission to do this for my very good friend Frank Hatton.

Ordinances for:

Frank Hatton

27 May 1941 – 26 October 2021

 • GXZW-C3W

Mary Clay Benton

14 March 1948 – 19 May 2014

 • GXZW-3NZ

Ed Hatton

Deceased

 • GXZW-5SB

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Suzanne Reynolds

Deceased

 • GXZW-PNQ

CJTobler

@traciemangel

We are adding a link to a Knowledge Article that will give you instructions for requesting proxy ordinances for a friend.

https://www.familysearch.org/en/help/helpcenter/article/can-i-request-proxy-temple-ordinances-for-a-friend

Here is some information from the article:

"Make sure that you have signed, written permission from one of your friend's close living relatives. We cannot accept signed, written permission from yourself or your deceased friend, it must be from the closest living relative. Word the written permission this way: 

I, (name of person giving permission), give (your name) permission to do temple work in a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple, for (name of deceased), who is my (relationship to person giving permission).  (Signature of person giving permission)"

There is more information in the article that will be helpful.

Best wishes.

traciemangel

What do you need me to do next? I have provided the family permission giver information and the family search I’d #s

tracie Angel

CJTobler

@traciemangel

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