If you were born in the 40s, your decade began with the election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt to an unprecedented third term, the country was isolationist, American workers got the forty hour work week, Walt Disney Studios released Fantasia and Pinocchio, Nylon stockings went on sale for the first time, and Glen Miller wrote the decade's signature song, In the Mood.

If you were born in the 50s your parents spurred the biggest story of the 20th century, the rise of the middle class, and millions of Americans left the cities for the suburbs to own a home of their own, a building boom was on. This was the decade where people built Bomb Shelters, if you were born in the early fifties you are a baby Boomer, the most influential and powerful group of Americans ever born. Last time I saw Paris: Tragedy strikes an American...

Inspiring stories from or about: Thomas S. Monson, Gordon B. Hinckley, Jeffrey R. Holland, David O. McKay, Joseph F. Smith, LaVell Edwards, Greg Olsen, Michael Ballam, Jane Clayson Johnson, Mike Leavitt, Jake Garn, Orrin Hatch, Sharlene Wells Hawkes, Al Young, Jerry Borrowman, Robin Russell Saeva, Brett Raymond, Gary Toyn and Mike Winder.