1968: Glen A. Calvert served in Truk, Micronesia in Moen, Fananu Island, Hall Islands beginning in 1968



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Glen A. Calvert can be contacted at glencalvertashawdca

Country of Service: Truk, Micronesia

Training Group: Micronesia 7 or 8?

Cities you served in: Moen, Fananu Island, Hall Islands

Arrival Year: 1968

Departure Year: 1970

Work Description: Community Development, "Lucky Lady" Boatbuilding project on Fananu, Hall Islandsatbuilding

Other Countries you served in, Training Group Name Arrival Year, Departure Year, Work Description:

Trained at Escondido, California

Bring us up to date on your life after the peace corps:
Continued Community Development work in B.C. Canada with Salish Indian Tribe building salmon hatchery and shellfish culture business; later was local government administrator for 12 years; sailed across Atlantic with family in 33' catamaran; the Peace Corps experience was a catalyst for much of what I have done. Fran, my wife was PCV with me.

Any thoughts you have now looking back on peace corps days?:
It was a peak experience!

Anyone you are looking for or would like to hear from?:
Any Hall Island, Truk RPCV; Joe Gettier, Chris and Wendy Michaels, Fred Brown, George Zander and other later Hall Island PCV's.

Originally posted: August 23, 2002

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