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Lutua Westley and Chad Anderson (right) play a game of hackey-sack at Iosepa, which was a colony of Polynesian members of the LDS church in the late 1800's. Every year, descendants of the settlers gather to clean up the Iosepa cemetery and teach the youth about their ancestors.
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Lutua Westley and Chad Anderson (right) play a game of hackey-sack at Iosepa, which was a colony of Polynesian members of the LDS church in the late 1800's. Every year, descendants of the settlers gather to clean up the Iosepa cemetery and teach the youth about their ancestors.
Scott Foutz (left) and Sam Westley at Iosepa, which was a colony of Polynesian members of the LDS church in the late 1800's. Every year, descendants of the settlers gather to clean up the Iosepa cemetery and teach the youth about their ancestors.