We loaded up the van and headed to the airport in a timely fashion. We tried to park, but terminal 3 has no parking for tall vehicles. We took the dummy loop around the airport a couple of times before finding someone to ask where to park. We had to park at a different terminal and make the trek to the other terminal. The little people were eager to take the lead and help with luggage.
It was a long walk. I had more pictures. Somehow I lost some.
Here is the blurry photo of Elder Connole checking in his bags.
When we got up to the security checkpoint, we found that the flight had been delayed. Therefore, we had time to chat for a while before the final hugs. 
That's one tight squeeze! 
There were two other Elders on this flight. One very tall one heading to Japan (of course). The other was heading to Missouri.
On the way back to the car, we stopped to watch some airplanes take off so that it would be easier to explain to baby bro (2 years old) where Patrik was going.
Good Bye, Elder!
On the way back to the car, we stopped to watch some airplanes take off so that it would be easier to explain to baby bro (2 years old) where Patrik was going. 
Good Bye, Elder!
hola me llamo andy conoci a elder connole ... el fue una de las mejores personas que conoci espero q patrick me recuerde yo soy de moquegua peru el me conocio aqui en una pequeña capilla la "capilla belen" le deseo suerte en el resto de su mision y que la pase muy bien si el elder connole lee esto que porfavor escriba a mi mail : gusgus_953@hotmail.com
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