Tonight on the newscast, we need to start out acknowledging Lynn Whitesides passed away this morning.

One of the September 6th, she was disfellowshiped on September 14th, 1993.

Paul Tuscano, I think, says it best when he said, my friend, Lynn Whitesides died this morning.

This is a very sad news. Lynn was funny and deeply compassionate. She was also possibly the only person in Mormon history ever to be

permanently disfellowshiped. I'm the last of the September 6th, excommunicated from the LDS Church

in 1993, who is not

passed away or rebaptized.

And so tonight we remember Lynn White Sides.

Welcome everybody to the Mormon newscast, RFM, Rebecca Biblioteca.

Glad to have you along.

Anything you want to say there there otherwise we'll jump right into

the stories for tonight i'm guessing he had to add the part about um either passed away or

rebaptized because of abraham uh abraham abliadi abraham and and maxine hanks who also

got rebaptized as well.

But yeah, the two of them.

So when you're permanently disfellowshiped, what happens then after you pass away?

I mean, we know Levina was, you know, rebaptized posthumously.

What happens in that case?

I don't know. Your disfellowshipment is lifted somehow through some kind of quasi ordinance. Yeah, that's what I wondered. I don't know. Yeah. So, folks,

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