Welcome to the Salt Lake Pioneer Chapter of the National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers (SUP), the longest running chapter in the history of the organization. We meet monthly at the Salt Lake Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum (300 N Main St ) to gather with friends, make new ones, eat lunch, and be edified by a featured guest speaker. Most of our membership consists of those that work in the downtown Salt Lake area, but we invite all to come join us. We also have the honor of hosting the annual Days of ''47 Sunrise Service.
JANUARY 14 | 12PM (lunch is served at 11:45am) | DUP MUSEUM, 300 N MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY
QUENTON THOMAS WELLS
Quentin has resided continuously in the Millcreek area for over 50 years and has been associated with the Millcreek Community Council since helping to organize it and serving as its chairman in the 1970s. He is a skilled and experienced researcher, author, film producer, businessman, and former CIA case officer in the Clandestine Services department where his focus was on Eastern Europe and Africa. He has been an avid private investigator and genealogical researcher for more than 500 clients in more than 30 countries. Quentin is also the author of several technology books on automation and robotics, thriller novels, and historical biographies including: Defender, the Life of Daniel H. Wells. For further information, visit QuentinThomasWells.com
FEBRUARY 11 | 11:45AM (lunch is served at 11:30am) | DUP MUSEUM, 300 N MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY
STEVEN OLSEN
Steven's presentation will be, “Nauvoo: Cornerstone of Zion," summarizing the crucial role of Nauvoo in the Restoration through a virtual tour of the main exhibit in a new visitors’ center being built across the street from the Nauvoo Temple, to open to the public in 2026.