The brown transfer suit once owned by our missionaries cousin when he served in South Africa.

The traveling transfer suit.

Ah going back in time a bit here. Today I found a picture of my son who serves in South Africa it was on someone else's blog that he serves with. I hope they don't mind that I link because the way she writes the story of their experiences gives greater insight into the world that my son has lived in these last two years of his life. And yes I copied his picture the one where he is dressed in the brown suit of his cousins that has a transfer pass around tradition attached to it now. Here is a link to when our missionary asked if this suit was once worn by his cousin who served back in 2000 here. This is a spot telling when one of the Older missionary wore the suit here. This is the spot that tells her side of the tradition and how it started of course after Elder Jones cousin left it when he was done serving his own mission there in 2001 read here.  After speaking with Elder Jones cousin returned Elder Mark Owen he laughed and said "he couldn't believe that suit was still floating around the Johannesburg Mission field this many years later".
And last but not least please enjoy the link to a street meeting in Dobsonville the one wearing a pink tie just happens to be our very own Elder Tyrell Jones back at almost the beginning of his mission start.  Read here.