Our speaker will be Kim Wilson, Chairman of the Ensign Peak Foundation, a group dedicated to preserving smaller LDS Church historical sites. He is one of the founding trustees of the Mormon Historic Sites Foundation.
Kim earned a B.S. in Political Science from the University of Utah and a J.D. from the S.J. Quinney School of Law. He is a senior attorney with the Salt Lake City law firm of Snow, Christensen and Martineau where he specializes in business litigation. He accepted appointment from the Utah Supreme Court to serve the legal profession as Chairman of the Ethics and Discipline Committee of the Utah State Bar with responsibility for enforcement of the Rules of Professional Conduct among Utah’s licensed lawyers.
Kim has served in various positions in the Church. He is currently in the bishopric of his Salt Lake City Avenues ward.
He has been a lifetime student of Church History and has taken personal delight in the work of the Foundation over nearly two decades in preserving and perpetuating the rich history of the Restoration. When not engaged in his law practice and the work of the Foundation, he enjoys spending time with the large family he shares with his wife, Gail Miller Wilson. He loves to read, travel, build model wooden sailing ships, and digging a few postholes at his ranch in Cache Valley.
We look forward to hearing from Kim. Please note the change in date to WEDNESDAY, November 16.
This will be our last meeting for the 2022/2023 season — the time when we always look forward to welcoming spouses or another guest to join us for dinner and a musical program. We have invited a fantastic trombone trio to entertain us. If you have ever heard the Canadian Brass or the Empire Brass, you will know how rich this brass ensemble music can be. Please join us for a wonderful musical conclusion to our Timpanogos Club year.
At our next club meeting, on Thursday April 27th, it will be our privilege to hear from one of our club members, Hardin Eyring. He will share with us some insights into some of the members of his prominent family. We are eager to hear his message for us, and as always, we look forward to our wonderful association with one another as club members.
We will be fortunate to have Natalie Gochnour speak to us. Natalie serves as an associate dean in the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah and director of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute. She is a native Utahn and westerner, who loves our rugged mountains and expansive red rock, along with the opportunity of having grown up skiing and hiking in the Wasatch Mountains, backpacking in the Uinta Mountains, and camping or hiking anywhere on the Colorado Plateau.
Our speaker in February will be Dr. Keith N. Finlayson — one of our club members. Keith is a well-known photographer, whose spectacular photography is often featured on local TV news broadcasts. He also has expertise in the subject matter of LDS church photographs. We look forward to hearing his presentation at our meeting on February 23rd.
We are so pleased to have Dr. Stephen H. McKellar as our guest speaker in October. Stephen received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the U of U, and his Doctor of Medicine 
Our final club meeting of the 2021-2022 season will be our traditional Dinner and Music with Spouse/Significant Other Night, this year featuring the magnificent singing of Jessica Sundwall Hudson and Jeffrey Sundwall. Singing the lead part this May at the Hale Theater in “Light in the Piazza,” Jessica will join us at the Timpanogos Club on one of her nights off from the Hale production. An extraordinary musician, she is a Theater Major at the BYU, and has sung major roles in a number of musicals. Jeffrey Sundwall, also a fabulous singer, will sing with her, having sung and performed in several musical theatre performances in the past. Look for a fabulous Alta Club dinner to be followed by wonderful music—it will be a night to remember!!! 