1984: Tracy Geoghegan served in Costa Rica in Oriente de Santa Barbara, Guanacaste beginning in 1984



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Tracy Geoghegan can be contacted at tracygaerolsdcom

Country of Service: Costa Rica

Training Group: ??

Cities you served in: Oriente de Santa Barbara, Guanacaste

Arrival Year: 1984

Departure Year: 1987

Work Description: "Women in Development" promoter

Bring us up to date on your life after the peace corps:

I've stayed in the international development field, as a communicator.
I've worked for InterAction, Partners of the Americas, New Israel Fund,
and am currently director of publications for Save the Children. Have
been fortunate to continue traveling in developing countries, including
Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Ghana, Zimbabwe and Honduras.

Any thoughts you have now looking back on peace corps days?:

It's still the best thing I ever did.

Anyone you are looking for or would like to hear from?:

Teresa Butler, Tracy Kremer, Cindy Koser, Noelle Bryant, Barbara
Champlin, Vernon Kelley, Michael Swisher and many others.

Any message for returned volunteers?:

A few of us are thinking about organizing a reunion sometime in 2002 --
please contact me if you're interested!

Originally posted: November 21, 2001

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