1994: Geoffrey J. Brown served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Armenia in Yerevan beginning in 1994



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Geoffrey J. Brown can be contacted at gjbrown425aaoldcom

Country of Service: Armenia

Training Group: Training Staff I (COS) II (Preservice)III (CSO), IV(Preservice), V (Preservice)

Cities you served in: Zaire - Yerevan

Arrival Year: 1994, 1996

Departure Year: 1998

Work Description:

Small Business/ Agribusiness Trainer, COS Trainer, Pre-service Training Director

Other Countries you served in, Training Group Name Arrival Year, Departure Year, Work Description:

Zaire, Aquaculture Training 1981, Served 3 years 1982-1985, Aquaculture Extension, PCVL Aquaculture

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

The past is best discussed over a beer. I currently work in developing volunteer policy, training and citizen support organization development for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in Tallahassee

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

All good. All good.

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

Any and all Armenia and Zaire Volunteers.

Any message for returned volunteers?:

To A2s: When you see the cackling pig, its time to go home. To Zaire RPCVs: Nko didi kidi mansi. Ngolo ziandi kasidi.



Originally posted: 6/17/2009

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