These six
weeks have flown by, especially the last two. As our projects wrapped up we
spent much of our time organizing presentations, traveling, and spending time
with our team members. I realized I haven’t really introduced some of the
people I have been working with. I don’t know why I waited until I was saying
goodbye to let them say hello to my family and friends back in the States.
Pictured below is the team at the Equator.
From left to right in the front we have Liz, Yossia, Andrea, and Dr.
Dick Shultz. Second row, sitting, is Catum, Phoebe, Rebecca, Shamirah, Easte,
and Dr. Donald Kugonza. Standing, we have Dr. Gail Nonnecke and Seith. Then in the last row we have Dr. Tom Brumm, Morgan, Jake, Samantha, Myself, Trisha, Paul, Julie, Brent, Kabuya, Dr. Dorothy Masinde, and Becca.
In addition to those pictured, we also worked
with two other teams of Makerere students, VEDCO, house staff, and over a
thousand primary students. Every person is amazing and has an incredible story.
To write about all of them would take years and I wouldn’t do them justice. Though
there are a few faces that may help understand why it is so hard to leave.
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| Joel |
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| Abu |
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| Simon |
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| Oliva |
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| Shemeemo and Essesex |
There’s so
much I could write, but I'm going to enjoy the last few moments with my friends before we say goodbye. At
least for now.
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