Christiansen, Don M., 1946-
Biographical History
Don M. Christiansen (1946- ) was a renovation project manager at the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah.
Don M. Christiansen was born on August 5, 1946 to Lillian Merrill Morrison Christiansen and Glen Marinus Christiansen. He grew up in Payson, Utah, graduating from Payson High School in the Class of 1964 before attending Brigham Young University in Provo. On August 30, 1968, while studying at BYU, Don married his wife, Barbara Dunford and together they raised a beautiful family in Payson. Less than 2 years later, Don graduated with a Business Management degree from BYU. In November 2009, Don M. Christiansen became the Renovation Project Manager at the Missionary Training Center next to Brigham Young University where he was until his retirement.
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Facebook, via WWW, Feb. 5, 2018 (Don M Christiansen; Renovation Project Manager at MTC-Brigham Young University November 2009 to present; Brigham Young University Class of 1970, Business Management Degree; Payson High, Payson Utah; Class of 1964; Lives in Payson Utah and hometown is the same; speaks English and Spanish; In Mountain View YSA Bishopric)Public Records Index, via WWW, Feb. 5, 2018 (Don M Christiansen; b. Aug. 5, 1946; 1987 Payson, UT; 1992 Provo, UT)
Utah Selects Marriage Index, via WWW, Feb. 5, 2018 (Don M Christiansen; Barbara Dunford; 30 Aug 1968 Utah, UT, USA)
Find a Grave, via WWW, Feb. 6, 2018 (Lillian Merrill Morrison Christiansen and Glen Marinus Christiansen parents; siblings Carol, David C. and Diane; son Dustin Glen Christiansen died same day he was born 24 Oct 1984)
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Don M. Christiansen photographs of the Missionary Training Center
Contains digital photographs that document the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Missionary Training Center buildings, facilities, and construction for the new building taken by Don M. Christiansen during his employment there. Pictures and recordings were taken in Provo, Utah from 2007-2017. Also includes video recordings of the 2017 open house. 16,110 digital image and audio files (34.8 GB).