“(My proudest Peace Corps moment was) Working with the agricultural technical high school in Quininde to develop a small animal project.” Dr. Frank T. Hutchins Ecuador 1983 - 1985 Louisville, KY 40220
“My Peace Corps service got me started both on international travel (about 30 nations so far) and volunteer work (in retirement, I'm working weekly for a food pantry and Habitat for Humanity, and occasionally for other charities).” Harold D. Freeman Ethiopia 1965 – 1967; Eritrea 1965 – 1967 Louisville, KY 40220
“I was proud to be a part of a volunteer movement like the Peace Corps. It would be impossible to calculate the benefits that people all over the world have gotten from these volunteers devoting years of their lives to helping out the less fortunate.” Joseph Griffey India 1967 – 1968 Louisville, KY 40299
“(My proudest Peace Corps accomplishment was) Working with women at their homes to build better, safer, and more efficient wood stoves; they were empowered. After I left, they could repair/replace them because they had done the work.” Wendy J. Hood Central African Republic 1988-1989 Harrodsburg, KY 40330
“Peace Corps volunteers still make a difference and, most importantly, become citizens of the world for the rest of their lives. We know that because we regularly meet newly returned volunteers and young and older people who are about to serve.” Jack A. Wilson Liberia 1962 – 1964; Staff Sierra Leone (1966 – 1968); Fiji (1970 – 1972); U.S. (1969) Lexington, KY 40503
Kentucky Reflections on the Peace Corps
“I have brought home the third goal by being involved in a myriad of international activities. For 23 years, I headed up the Office of Federal and International Relations with the Kentucky General Assembly. Today, emphasis is on my internationally-oriented talk show Global Connections Television, which is provided free-of- charge as a public service.” Dr. William A. Miller Dominican Republic 1968 – 1970 Frankfort, KY 40601
“In 1974 the government of the Philippines awarded the Peace Corps the ’Golden Harvest’ award for the contribution volunteers were making in sectors related to agriculture, health, and nutrition.” P. David “David” Searles Philippines 1971 - 1974; HQ Staff 1974 - 1976 Owensboro, KY 42301
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