Jan and Terry
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Subject: Drilling in Ndandini June 1 2010
From: janumbach@hotmail.com
Date: 06/01/2010 8:27 AM
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Ndandini Village has been adopted by the Sunshine Coast-Sechelt Rotary Club in Canada. Since 2007 over 15 successful projects have been funded by almost 50 Rotary clubs around the world and many individual personal donors.
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This is VERY exciting Terry! Keeping our fingers crossed for that gusher in the near future.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, fantastic, fantastic! How exciting to be there as all of this comes to fruition in Ndandini. Here you are looking to the future and helping set up other fabulous projects. Looking back almost 3 years who could have foreseen this wonderful result. Well done to everyone who made it happen and to you both for hanging in there for 3 years and making it happen.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the Villagers happy faces!
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