Gibbons, who served as a secretary to the First Presidency, shared an insight about the way President Smith magnified his callings in the priesthood: “While [he] was fully conscious of his authority, he was always meek and mild mannered in exercising it. His character was devoid of arrogance, posturing, or self-importance.
Gibbons, que foi secretário da Primeira Presidência, disse o seguinte quanto à forma como o Presidente Smith magnificava seus chamados do sacerdócio: “Apesar de [ele] ter plena consciência de sua autoridade, sempre a exercia com humildade e mansidão.LDS LDS