This is part 2 of Devin and Sarah's interview with Dean and Colleen in Hawaii.

In this heartfelt episode, Devin shares personal memories and reflections with his Aunt Colleen and Uncle Dean, who are serving as mission presidents in Hawaii. He recounts his childhood and teenage years, expressing both fear and respect for them, and highlights the significant influence they had on his behavior and values. Devin also reflects on inherited traits and family resemblances, drawing connections between his own mannerisms and those of his father and Uncle Dean.

Devin delves into experiences of confession and forgiveness, particularly regarding a personal journal related to his father's death. He shares special moments, such as receiving a father's blessing and participating in personal priesthood interviews, which helped him feel connected to his late father. Uncle Dean and Aunt Colleen discuss their roles as stake president and mission leaders, describing the intense pace and emotional demands of their service, and expressing their deep love and motivation for their missionaries.

Throughout the episode, the importance of the gospel of Jesus Christ is emphasized as the source of true joy and guidance. Devin concludes with a reflection on the word "musubi," relating it to the concept of sealing in the temple, and expresses his belief in the strength and unity of their family, anchored by the gospel, to overcome any hardships through love and faith.