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This devotional address entitled, Them That Love Him, was given on May 6th of 1984 by Norma B. Smith, then the second counselor in the Young Women General Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Just to clear the record, the reason we say numerous grandchildren on there

is that we can't keep track of how often that's published.

It is now 18 going on 21, so we don't like to redo the copy as often as we make the changes.

I'm already looking forward to the choir's next number

because it's after my remarks are completed, but I must tell them how much I enjoyed the first one.

I couldn't have asked for a number that I would have enjoyed more. You see, I collect mountains, I treasure them.

I think it began by being raised at the foot of Tempanooga

on the Wasatch side.

That's the way you see the sleeping princess,

Utah County people realize that.

But I loved that mountain.

And everywhere I've gone, I've found a mountain to love.

We lived in Salt Lake by Twin Peaks and in Preston, Idaho by Little Mountain,

that of no reason it just sprang up in the middle of a valley.

Now we look out of our dining room and kitchen window to Ben Lomond. Ben Lomond, I understand, was the prototype used by Paramount for their logo, and it is a beautiful

mountain.

Now let me tell you why I love them so, because they build my self-esteem ever since I came across

a little poem by Helen Lowry Marshall in the

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