David King Udall and Ella Stewart Udall, A Love Story Intertwined with
Their Resolve to “Seek First the Kingdom of God.”
Four Stories from David K.’s Autobiography: Marriage and Mission,
A Unique Family Business Partnership ‘Founded on the Feeling of Brotherhood,’
Pioneers to St. Johns, Arizona and Family Life, and
David K. and Ella Udalls’ Pioneering Temple Service in Mesa, Arizona

by Margery Boyden © 2021, Scudder Association Foundation Historian, with permission to
Scudder Association Foundation Historical & Biographical Journal. All rights reserved

 

 

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