October 2, 2002 - Hampton Roads Daily Press: Former Peace Corps Africa Regional Director Earl Yates appointed Executive Director of National Slavery Museum
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October 2, 2002 - Hampton Roads Daily Press: Former Peace Corps Africa Regional Director Earl Yates appointed Executive Director of National Slavery Museum
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Wilder appoints three to lead Fredricksburg museum*
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Wilder appoints three to lead Fredricksburg museum
By the Associated Press
Published October 2, 2002
RICHMOND, Va. -- Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder announced the appointment of three people Wednesday to lead the National Slavery Museum planned for Fredricksburg.
Wilder, the museum's chairman of the board, appointed Earl W. Yates, a former Africa regional director in the Peace Corps, as executive director of the museum. Edward M. Robinson, a former development officer at Harvard University and the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, will be the museum's senior advisor for development.
"I'm excited to have these two seasoned professionals come on board at this time," Wilder said. "Their appointments put us actively on the way to establishing this important international resource of learning and public information on slavery."
Wilder also appointed Howard University President H. Patrick Swygert to the museum's board of directors.
The museum will be built on 38 acres overlooking the Rappahanock River.
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I am looking for NICK MANZELLA who was a peace corps in Kenya,East Africa around 1985/6 to 1989.
He was my basketball coach and the best tutor to our Basketball teams that have grown professionally because of the life skills he taught us through BASKETBALL.
We are all looking for you from MERU SCHOOL
ROY,TIMOTHY,JOHN,ERIC,FRANCIS,BILU,PAUL and many others.
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By Peter Cleary (cache-ntc-aa03.proxy.aol.com - 198.81.26.8) on Tuesday, April 13, 2004 - 11:10 pm: Edit Post |
I am also looking for Nick Manzella. I believe it is the same guy who was in the Peace Corps in the late 1980's. I worked with Nick at Coopers & Lybrand in Detroit, MI in the early 1980's.
Nick, Email me at clearylv@cs.com.
Peter Cleary
Hello
Would a RPCV from the Norfolk general area please contact me?
doreensocia@aol.com
We (Jim Fowler and Al Troub) are also looking for Nick Manzella. We lived with him at the University of Michigan and I visited him while he was in the Peace Corps in Meru, Kenya. Any leads would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Jim Fowler
We are also looking for Nick Manzella. We worked with Nick in Angola with International Medical Corps.
Kátia e Farid
