1998: Prissie Nguyen and Brad Showalter served in Papua New Guinea in Meiribu beginning in 1998



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Prissie Nguyen and Brad Showalter can be contacted at pris_bradayahoodcom

Country of Service: Papua New Guinea

Training Group: 29

Cities you served in: Meiribu

Arrival Year: 1998

Departure Year: 1999

Work Description:

Rural community development.

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

One daughter, two nephews make up our family of five now. Still in Richmond, Va. Still doing a pretty good job staying in touch with Group 29ers.

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

The most life altering experience (along with children :-) we could ever experience.

Any message for returned volunteers?:

Bai mitupela hamamas long skelim sampla toktok wantaim olgeta wontok.

Originally posted: April 21, 2006

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