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1989: Sonia Stines served in Republic Islamic of Mauritania in Village of Zeneigha Peuhl beginning in 1989
Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Sonia Stines can be contacted at soniastinesahotmaildcom
Country of Service: Republic Islamic of Mauritania
Cities you served in: Village of Zeneigha Peuhl
Arrival Year: 1989
Departure Year: 1991
Work Description:
Community Health and Water Sanitation
Other Countries you served in, Training Group Name Arrival Year, Departure Year, Work Description:
none
Bring us up to date on your life after the peace corps:
about 13 years working in Haiti and East and West Africa on health programs, currently in Tanzania but on my way to Zambia. Married with 2 girls. Masters in Public Health 1995
Any thoughts you have now looking back on peace corps days?:
many thoughts, mostly peaceful ones.
Anyone you are looking for or would like to hear from?:
Theresa Guimond, Scott, Jeff and Melissa, Michele Karolak, Mark...Joyce Burnett,
Any message for returned volunteers?:
Welcome to Zambia, let me know if you are passing this way!
Originally posted: April 21, 2006
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