For nearly a half a century, Francis M. Gibbons has been personally acquainted with each of the last seven presidents of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. For sixteen of those years, Brother Gibbons worked with the Prophets on a daily basis in his role as secretary to the First Presidency. This book of personal reminiscences about Presidents Joseph Fielding Smith, Harold B. Lee, Spencer W. Kimball, Ezra Taft Benson, Howard W. Hunter, Gordon B. Hinckley, and Thomas S. Monson is based upon a decade of interviews given by Brother Gibbons. As the most prolific biographer of Church Presidents, and the oldest living General Authority or former General Authority of the Church, Brother Gibbons provides an unequaled glimpse into the lives and characters of these great men and Prophets of God. Remembering Seven Prophets contains a multitude of unique stories, anecdotes, and insights about the Prophets that are nowhere else available. PRAISE FOR FRANCIS M. GIBBONS AND DANIEL BAY GIBBONS "An impressive biography . . . a vividly written, accurate, informative chronicle that paints an unforgettable picture. . ." Midwest Book Review "Succinct . . . remarkable . . . provides unique insights." BYU Studies Review "Another outstanding contribution to Mormon biography and literature." 5 star Amazon reviewer "Enjoyable reading, inspiring and informative." 5 star Amazon reviewer