About Richard & Pam Norby
Richard and Pam Norby met in a ski class while they were students at BYU.Richard had just returned from his mission to Belgium and France, and Pam had been encouraged by a friend to attend BYU, even though she was not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Pam was taught by missionaries and baptized by her then fiancée Richard.
In 1977, they moved to Tooele, Utah where Pam was a fitness instructor and Richard began his career teaching seminary. In 2003, the Norbys were called to serve as mission leaders in the Ivory Coast Abidjan Mission.
Sister Norby was called to serve on the Relief Society General Board in 2007 under the leadership of President Julie B. Beck.At that same time, Elder Norby was called as president of a young single adult stake in Orem, Utah.They later served in the France Paris Mission, living in Brussels, Belgium.Their responsibilities included mission medical adviser, coordinating institute, and young adult activities.
Currently, Elder and Sister Norby serve as Service Missionary Advisers in the Utah Orem Mission. They have five children.
A transcript of Brother and Sister Norby's remarks will be made available soon.