Patricia T. Holland

In 1984, Holland was called as first counselor to Ardeth G. Kapp in the Young Women General Presidency. Holland was succeeded by Maurine J. Turley, who had been serving as the second counselor in the Young Women General Presidency. In 2000, Holland published the book A Quiet Heart, about responding to chaos. This book won the Association for Mormon Letters Award in 2000 for devotional literature. In 2012, she received the "Distinguished Alumnus Award" from LDS Business College (LDSBC) for her contributions to the family, her church, and community. ==Personal life and death==

Holland studied at LDSBC in 1961, and later studied at Dixie College and the Juilliard School. Holland and her husband were the parents of three children, Holland died in Salt Lake City on July 20, 2023, at the age of 81. ==Speeches and publications==

• Jeffrey R. Holland and Patricia T. Holland, "The Demands of Discipleship", BYU Speeches, 1983-09-13 • Patricia T. Holland, "The Fruits of Peace", Ensign, June 1984 • Jeffrey R. Holland and Patricia T. Holland, "In the Thick of Life's Urgencies", BYU Speeches, 1984-09-11 • Jeffrey R. Holland and Patricia T. Holland, "Unless You're a Mormon", BYU Speeches, 1986-09-09 • Patricia T. Holland, Speeches'', 1987-01-13 • Patricia T. Holland, [https://web.archive.org/web/20060901151526/http://speeches.byu.edu/reader/reader.php?id=7013 "Fear Not", BYU Speeches, 1987-09-15 • Patricia T. Holland, "'One Thing Needful': Becoming Women of Greater Faith in Christ", Ensign, October 1987 • Patricia T. Holland, "Filling the Measure of Your Creation", BYU Speeches, 1989-01-17 • Jeffrey R. Holland and Patricia T. Holland, On Earth as it is in Heaven (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book, 1994) • Patricia T. Holland, "God's Covenant of Peace", ''BYU Women's Conference'', 1999 • Patricia T. Holland, A Quiet Heart (Salt Lake City, Utah: Bookcraft, 2000) • Jeffrey R. Holland and Patricia T. Holland, "What Time Is This?", ''BYU Women's Conference'', 2007 ==Notes==