Given the question: Facts: - death place: salt lake city , utah , united states - alt: photograph of hugh w. pinnock - position or quorum: first quorum of the seventy presidency of the seventy - end date: 2000 12 16 1989 10 01 - president: spencer w. kimball ezra taft benson - birth name: hugh wallace pinnock - start date: 1977 10 01 1986 10 04 - death date: 16 december 2000 - birth date: 15 january 1934 - end reason: honorably released - name: hugh w. pinnock - image size: 150px - image: hugh w. pinnock.jpg - birth place: salt lake city , utah , united states Based on these bullet points, write a short biography describing the life of hugh w. pinnock .
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hugh wallace pinnock -lrb- january 15 , 1934 -- december 16 , 2000 -rrb- was a general authority of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints -lrb- lds church -rrb- from 1977 until his death .pinnock was born in salt lake city , utah .pinnock graduated from university of utah in 1958 , where he became a member of the sigma chi fraternity and owl and key .prior to his call to the first quorum of the seventy in 1977 he served as a bishop , regional representative , president of the pennsylvania harrisburg mission , and a member of the general priesthood committee on home teaching .when pinnock was called as the sunday school general president in 1979 he became the first person since david o. mckay in 1934 to serve simultaneously as a general authority and president of the church 's sunday school .he served as the president of the sunday school from 1979 to 1986 and from 1989 to 1992 .he is the only sunday school general president to have served two nonconsecutive terms .pinnock served in the presidency of the seventy from 1986 to 1989 .he died in salt lake city from pulmonary fibrosis while he was serving in the presidency of the church 's north america southwest area .pinnock helped arrange a $ 185,000 loan for document forger mark hofmann .when hoffman was charged with murdering 2 people pinnock paid the loan back himself .-lsb- http://articles.latimes.com/1987-04-05/magazine/tm-3_1_mark-hofmann/7]