1978: Phyllis Sacks Wickman served in Korea in Taegu beginning in 1978



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Phyllis Sacks Wickman can be contacted at pdwickmanayahoodcom

Country of Service: Korea

Training Group: K-35

Cities you served in: Taegu

Arrival Year: 1978

Departure Year: ESOL

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

Married fellow K-35 Stephen Wickman who is with the Dept. of State. Have two children and two cats. Wondering what I'll do when I grow up.

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

I still count fellow K-35s and other RPCVs and others from Korea among my closest friends.

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

Gary Kleck, Mary Boudreau, Lynn Cook, Kathy Barco

Originally posted: March 30, 2006

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