Alta Brown Singleton Oral History, November 12, 2009

This interview with Alta Brown Singleton details her life from her birth in Arkansas in 1929, her family's moves to Colorado and Missouri due to floods and dust storms, and her father's experiences as a rural mail carrier. She recounts her education, including studying architectural engineering and accounting at the University of Colorado, and her professional roles at Samsonite Luggage Company, as a teacher, and later in various accounting and clerical positions in Ferron, Utah. A significant portion of the interview covers her conversion to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, her mission to Argentina, and her courtship and marriage to Samuel Singleton by mail. She also shares anecdotes about raising her three sons in Ferron, her involvement in community clubs, and her husband's extensive service in the Church and as a speaker.