• 1991: Karen M. Krueger served in Malaysia: Sarawak & Jamaica 52 in Sibu, Sarikei, Kuching; Kingston beginning in 1991  Sunday, January 15, 2006 - 11:37 am [2]

1991: Karen M. Krueger served in Malaysia; Jamaica in Sibu, Sarikei, Kuching; Kingston beginning in 1991



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Karen M. Krueger can be contacted at kkrue3ahotmaildcom

Country of Service: Malaysia; Jamaica

Training Group: VII; 52

Cities you served in: Sibu, Sarikei, Kuching; Kingston

Arrival Year: 1964; 1989

Departure Year: 1966; 1991

Work Description: Educational Admin.; Med. Social Work

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

Currently, I am a substitute teacher for the Lee County Schools: Middle and
Elementary. Am a NetAid OnLine Volunteer with Horizon Communications,
currently working with the Borneo Project. Am active with NPCA and think
doubling the size of the PC is somewhat of a bargain is exchange for getting G.
Vasquez.

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

Peace Corps Malaysia: Sarawak was a very good experience. It was at a time
that community friendships meant a great deal and we made our biggest impsct
in citizen diplomacy. Peace Corps Jamaica: Kingston was different because of
assignment in "sensitive" area. This created quite a barrier between me and
possible friendships that might have occurred.

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

Roni Quinn - Peace Corps Malaysia

Any message for returned volunteers?:

I think that we need to insist on the independance of the Peace Corps from the
other service Agencies of the Fed. We have worked a long time on establishing
our identity and style in foreign affairs and it should not be tampered with at this
time.



Originally posted: February 17, 2002

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