
Al Fox Carraway promotes her new book, More than the Tattooed Mormon. Carraway spoke to an audience at BYU for the first stop of her book tour. (Beka Price)
Al Fox Carraway is not the typical Latter-day Saint. Widely known as the “Tattooed Mormon,' Carraway spoke at the JSB Auditorium at BYU on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2015. The presentation was the first stop of Carraway’s book tour to promote her newly published work, 'More Than the Tattooed Mormon.'
Carraway converted to the LDS church when she was 20 years old and living in her hometown of Rochester, New York.
“At age 20, I thought I’d peaked in life, with my bathroom-sized apartment and my parking enforcement job,” Carraway said. “I didn’t see how it could get any better than what I had. I was happy.”
(Theresa Davis)