H. David Burton

1938 (88 years) Living

Hometown: Salt Lake City, Utah

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Born: March 29, 1938
Age: 88 years
Education: University of Utah (B.S., MBA)
Profession: Accountant, Business Executive
Military Service: U.S. Army Reserve

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“So there is no misunderstanding, I emphasize that none of that money comes from the tithing of faithful members. That is not how we use tithing funds.” - Presiding Bishop H. David Burton | October 8, 2003 Press Conference Announcing Church strategy to revitalize downtown Salt Lake City | wasmormon.org

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