Stephen S. Werner

Four grandchildren. Two boys, two girls.

Ch'ung Ryang Ri
Myun Mok
Eun Ma Jibu
Ch'oon Ch'un
Sam Ch'ung

Madsen
Rolfson
Wray (deceased 10/2024)
Meyer
Sawyer
Lee Jong Nap
Riches
Houston (deceased)
Lowe
Alger

President David Butler
18 Months

Currently live in Central Pennsylvania.
BYU in Provo.
Have lived in New York and Korea.
Went back to Korea in 2005 for the Church celebration, my son was in Young Ambassadors, they performed all over Asia and concluded in Seoul in May 2005; watch on BYUtv for "Children of the Dragon" about the Young Ambassadors trip through China and Korea.
Went back to Seoul in Summer 2012 for law study and internship (still working on education). Headed back in Spring 2014.

Friends with Bill Wray who lives in Las Vegas but lived in New York City for a time; our MTC District has a facebook homepage; all MTC District have been in close contact (it is amazing).
Facebook friends with all MTC District.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/stephen.werner.sr

Have been Elders Quorum Pres., Young Mens, Gospel Doctrine, Bishopric, SS Pres.

Ride mountain bike; referee HS football, basketball, boys lacrosse; fly airplanes.

BYU, 1989 (Business); Widener Law (2013), JD; Villanova LLC (tax) (2016).

Lived in Korea 1991 through 1994 working for Korean bank and brokerage firm; Korea. Japan. East Coast U.S. (D.C., Philadelphia, NYC); Church History sites.

My oldest son is a singer/dancer in Hollywood.
When working in New York, I worked at Korea Exchange Bank; my boss became Minister of Finance a few years ago and took me to Korea to work there for a while; In New York, I worked on loan projects for Donald Trump.
My wife and I opened and operated a Korean restaurant in Pennsylvania for six years.

Anything with goch'ujang
Bibimpap
Wang Mandu
and EVERYTHING else (except ch'ung kook jang)
Ramyun!!!

Watching people take baths on the sidewalk; walking through the little streets and alleys and have the little kids as for a 100 won; stopping in the kage for a Jaws Bar or a Kin Cider; mokyokt'ang; I still love the smell of burning kerosene, diesel fom buses and trucks, and driving like a crazy Seoul taxi driver; we used to cook on top of the kerosene heater; Korean people were so amazing and the members especially were the best in the world.

Learn how to speak Korean; serve a mission with my wife.