1982: Eileen Nolan served in Sierra Leone in Wongkifo Wendelaia beginning in 1982



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Eileen Nolan can be contacted at Nolan_Eamsndcom

Country of Service: Sierra Leone

Training Group: Matotaka

Cities you served in: Wongkifo Wendelaia

Arrival Year: 1982

Departure Year: 1984

Work Description: Agriculture Extension Instructor

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

Spent a few years at global headquarters for C.A.R.E. then landed on Wall
St. Now working in the Advertising industry and love it.

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Would love to hear from anyone who served in Sierra Leone from '80-'85 or
from NYC RPCVs.

Originally posted: March 14, 2002

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By Ahmad Ibrahim Turay (82.145.209.160) on Thursday, July 16, 2020 - 11:28 am: Edit Post

My name is Ahmad Ibrahim Turay formally called Amadu, born of Wonkifore village where Eileen Nolan worked in the 80s as Peace Corps Volunteer.
I will first of all want to know if she was the very one we used to call Maseray or Wenday. I was a small boy in the 80s by then, I always think about them as they use to show love to me and fun of me which I can still remember. We were their closest neighbours, Maseray used to call my father Brima Daba as her elder brother and my grand mother Many Daba as her mother. I can still recall when she asked the village people to be calling her Maseray Daba.
The last time she visited Wonkifore was in 1989/1990 if my memory can serve me well. I Hope hearing from you.
H