Amy Brown Lyman (1888-1957) was called in 1919 as director of the Relief Society Service Department, a unique missionary opportunity as she traveled to Atlantic City to participate in welfare work. Amy accompanied her husband, Richard R. Lyman (1870-1963), in his call to preside over the European Mission from 1936 to 1938. Later, as a counselor in the Relief Society general presidency, Amy worked with the Northwestern States Mission, appearing in the Mission Relief Society Bulletin.

(Amy Brown Lyman Papers, BYU Special Collections)