1982: Matt Grady served in Swaziland in Mzimpofu beginning in 1982

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1982: Matt Grady served in Swaziland in Mzimpofu beginning in 1982

1982: Matt Grady served in Swaziland in Mzimpofu beginning in 1982

Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Matt Grady can be contacted at gradymausdibmdcom

Country of Service: Swaziland

Training Group: September 1982

Cities you served in: Mzimpofu

Arrival Year: 1982

Departure Year: 1985

Work Description:

High School Math

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

Lived in California, Washington DC, Vermont(now)...Married volunteer Anna Ingraham (83-85)...presently working at IBM...two boys ages 12 and 14

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

One of the best jobs I ever had! Anna and I visited in ~1990. Hoping to take our boys back to see everything Dec 06

Originally posted: May 22, 2006



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