“Harold Bingham Lee,” Friend, Oct. 1993, 5
Harold Bingham Lee
Latter-day Prophets (puzzle-coloring page)
Instructions: Cut out the puzzle squares, put them together to create a picture of this prophet, and read some of the highlights of his life. Glue the picture, its title, and the highlights to another piece of paper, and color it.

Art from Presidents of the Church coloring book: courtesy of Grandin Book, Orem, Utah
1899 March 28, is born in Clifton, Idaho
1916 (age 17) Earns a teaching certificate at Albion State Normal School in Idaho
1917 (age 18) Is appointed the principal of the one-room Silver Star School at Weston, Idaho; serves also as the teacher, the custodian, and the groundkeeper.
1920–22 (age 21–23) Serves a mission to the Western States Mission
1923 (age 24) Marries Fern Lucinda Tanner; she dies in 1962
1930 (age 31) Is called to be president of Pioneer Stake in Salt Lake City; serves during the Depression
1932 (age 32) Is appointed to the Salt Lake City Commission
1935 (age 36) Organizes the Church Security Program (later called the Church Welfare Program)
1941 (age 42) Is called as an Apostle
1961 (age 62) Helps organize the Church Correlation Program
1963 (age 64) Marries Freda Joan Jensen
1970 (age 70) Is called to serve as a counselor in the First Presidency
1972 (age 73) Is sustained as President of the Church; serves only 538 days
1973 (age 74) December 26, dies