On March 27,we said good-bye to our long-term volunteer Amelia Clark. She has been an asset to the foundation. Her work included the daycare, preschool, library and activity room. Her contributions of time and ideas are appreciated. She also has been tutoring Soso.
Soso will miss her.
She will be happy to see her family in the USA.
Erin Friday, a return visitor, was most welcome. Erin is contemplating a more permanent move to Rwanda. Not at Urukundo but as a businesswoman. Erin, who is a CPA, will be in Kigali and spend rest and relaxation time at Urukundo. Erin is already part of the Urukundo family.
My good friend Dr. Otto Fischer, second from left, made his semi-annual visit to Rwanda. Otto, from Korneburg, Austria, returns to minister to his pride and joy, Future for Kids, an NGO in Rwaza, a town in Rwanda. Otto also operates the New Vision Veterinary Hospital in Kigali.
Although his visits are short and he is very busy, he finds time to visit me at Urukundo. Otto looks out for my sweet tooth. He brings me chocolates from Austria. He also brings visitors and introduces them to the Urukundo Foundation. Daiana Birk and her partner Paul Schawarzmann both are upcoming veterinary doctors.
I Iook forward to October when Otto will pay a return visit.
The doctors visited the farm. Esperance, our new PR person, took them on a tour of the farm and our animals, including Ollie the dog.
