Guy H. Musser
In the record

d. 1983
Guy H. Musser
Guy H. Musser, a son of Joseph W. Musser, is named in published accounts of the later priesthood council. He died on 11 July 1983.
Published accounts of a later council division name him, with J. M. (Marion) Hammon and Alma A. Timpson, as opposing what those accounts call the “one man doctrine.” He died on 11 July 1983, leaving that council evenly divided.3
Appearances
1960
- TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:18:0539:21
- TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:38:1149:27
- TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:53:1256:18
- TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:50:5155:26
- TalkCanadaFull meeting: General meeting, Canada · 2:55:2656:55
- TalkZitting home, Salt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Zitting home, Salt Lake City · 2:40:2645:18
- TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 1:48:4120:31
- TalkShort CreekFull meeting: General meeting, Short Creek · 2:31:0948:56
- TalkHildaleFull meeting: General meeting, Hildale · 2:26:5751:20
- TalkZitting home, Salt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Zitting home, Salt Lake City · 13:5338:21
- TalkSalt Lake CityFull meeting: General meeting, Salt Lake City · 2:30:4453:32
1961
- MeetingCanada Conferences compilationfilenames span August, October, and December · The filename names those 1961 months; the recording does not, by itself, fix a single conference date.43:41
- TalkSalt Lake general meeting56:40
- FuneralFuneral of Susan Alice Bell Clark Steed, Salt Lake City7:23
- FuneralFuneral recorded as Grandfather Carl O. Holm, Salt Lake CityThe recordings do not settle how the deceased “Grandfather Carl O. Holm” is related to Carl O. N. Holm, who speaks in 1961 meetings.21:59
- TalkSalt Lake general meeting1:12:38
- TalkSalt Lake general meeting24:59
He is identified as a speaker in the Salt Lake general meetings of 8 January, 22 January, 5 February, 19 February, 5 March, 19 March, 2 April, 7 May, 21 May, and other Sundays in the year, in addition to the recordings listed above. See the 1961 year page.
On 5 November 1961, Alma A. Timpson, speaking about Guy H. Musser, called Joseph W. Musser “his earthly father, our great father,” and said that “until Joseph’s death, Brother Guy carried the weight of this work very largely,” then “after the death of his father, he again naturally took his position in the Quorum Council.”1 He is a regular voice in the 1961 Salt Lake meetings and spoke at the 27 June funeral of Susan Alice Bell Clark Steed, at the 10 October funeral recorded as “Grandfather Carl O. Holm,” and on a 1961 Canada conference compilation.2
Sources
- Remarks by Alma A. Timpson, Salt Lake general meeting, 5 November 1961. Open the 1961 year.
- Archive recordings, 1961, listed under Appearances below. Open the 1961 year.
- Wikipedia, “Centennial Park group,” on the council division and his death on 11 July 1983.