1987: Mark Dravillas served in Honduras in Maraita beginning in 1987



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Mark Dravillas can be contacted at mcdravillasacmhmetrodnet

Country of Service: Honduras

Cities you served in: Maraita

Arrival Year: 1987

Departure Year: 1989

Work Description: beekeeping

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

Graduate degree in Soil Science
Works for Univ. of KY Cooperative Extension Service, McLean County
(Illinois) government, McLean County (Illinois) Regional Planning
Commission, and currently work for City of Columbus, Ohio, Division of
Neighborhood Services. Still married to Lori (Ricketts) Dravillas, who was
also a volunteer in Honduras from 87-89.

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

Remember peace corps days fondly - still think of my time there frequently

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

Mike Bell, Madeline, others from my "class"

Originally posted: September 6, 2001

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By Anonymous (c-66-176-203-48.hsd1.fl.comcast.net - 66.176.203.48) on Monday, October 16, 2006 - 11:25 pm: Edit Post

Hi!
I met this Volunteer in Maraita when I was working as "Tutor" for a Rural Educational program by that year. He used to eat "donde dona Olga", where I was living. I remember asking him a question one late afternoon after dinner over the table about which church he belong to. He said he was Catholic-Orthodox. Very good work whith those bees he did over there I heard.