1976: Price Luber served in Ivory Coast in Man, Divo beginning in 1976



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Price Luber can be contacted at priceluberayahoodcom

Country of Service: Ivory Coast

Training Group: TEMOC/TEFL in Cocody & Abengourou

Cities you served in: Man, Divo

Arrival Year: 1976

Departure Year: 1978

Work Description:

Taught English in secondary schools!

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

I'm now a young 53, living in Palm Springs, CA. After a 20-year career in Intl biz consulting, I'm a high-school French teacher. In 1979 I married Jani Stier, the sister of fellow Ivory Coast PCV Nick Stier. We have twin daughters, now 24, who graduated from Stanford last year. Life is good. I've also branched out (at last) from classical music to African percussion. Geez, this sounds like an insipid holiday letter. To make it more real, I should share that I had back surgery years ago, despise the Bush administration, want to go back to Africa (Mali and Senegal this time), like sushi, and practice Zen.

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

BEST YEARS

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

anyone, everyone

Any message for returned volunteers?:

Tell your story to others.

Originally posted: July 31, 2006

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