Guestbook
Albert Garber  Signed in on: 03 Nov 2009 |
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| I´m 100% proud of u Guyz. The development of the Y will never be forestalled as long as we have initiatives like u guyz. I always feel motivated n always eager to continue working for our Beloved Y. Im always obliged in making ma mark in the Y n this i waill always do. Im indebted to our beloved Y. Christian, Mr Kainesie, A-Bock n all others keep the good work im always with u guyz in spirit. i love u all. |
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| David Ports Signed in on: 28 Sep 2009 |
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| Dear Christian and all of the staff of the YMCA of Sierra Leone, Thank you for all you did to make our visit to Sierra Leone an extraordinary experience. Chris, Rick, and I appreciated all of the effort to make our stay enjoyable, educational, and inspirational. Your work in places like Kroo Bay, Dworzack,Kissy, Makeni, Bo, and Kenema is critical to the success of each of these communities and, in turn, to Sierra Leone. We are honored to be partners in your work and look forward to strengthening our partnership with the Makeni Branch and facilitating new partners for Kenema and others. We will be in touch shortly with our next steps. But from all of us - thank you for hosting us and changing our lives! Sincerely, David Ports, Missoula Family YMCA, Montana, USA |
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Brian Shelley  Signed in on: 28 Aug 2009 |
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| Thank you to all of our friends at the Sierra Leone YMCA for making us all feel so welcomed during our time in your beautiful country. We will not soon forget the gracious hospitality you showed all of us. The youth of the YMCA of Simcoe/Muskoka will I am sure forever be your ambassadors. Again, to Christian and all of the staff and volunteers, on behalf of Nilusha, Gill, Travis, Clare, Kelly, Colton, Colin, Laura and Zach, I would like to thank you one more time. Tienke. | |
| Paul Delaney Signed in on: 22 Aug 2009 |
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| What a fine website. I enjoyed reading it very much, and if I ever return to Salone I'll look for the Freetown YMCA. I was there first on my way home from teaching in Nigeria in 1976, and taught at MMTC in Goderich for part of the summer of 1988. In 2005 I was in Freetown, Makeni and Port Loko as a guest of Bishop George Biguzzi. (In Port Loko I'm Pa Alimamy Kamaranka I) Keep up the good work. Please greet the Canadian Midlanders for me. Midland is my hometown. (I offered to be a resource person, but never heard from the team leaders.) Christian, I had the pleasure of meeting you at Victoria Harbour Elementary School and later at Horseshoe Valley. PJD |
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| brian shelley Signed in on: 14 Aug 2009 |
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| Christian, can't wait to be there to see it all in person (less than two days my friend!) Speak to you soon. Brian | |
| Jeffrey Signed in on: 17 Apr 2009 |
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| How to cope with depression? go to the best online - checked. make massage of feet. Deal with love in the rain. |
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| Moses J Johnson Signed in on: 25 Mar 2009 |
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| Congratulation to YMCA Sierra Leone on their achievements in the last three years including this simple but great web site. Keep growing in Sierra Leone. God bless all your development projects. Moses Jay |
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| Amos Makie Peters Signed in on: 02 Mar 2009 |
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| I am excited with developments at the Sierra Leone YMCA. I know I worked hard to add value to the "Y". I will always remember my life in the united "Y" and how I got expose to different cultures in Sierra Leone and internationally. I will always be a member and volunteer of the big body that backs the "Y". Keep the good work brethens.God will bless you. | |
| Tesh Pillai Signed in on: 02 Mar 2009 |
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| I am very happy to see the vision of YMCA Sierra leone becoming a reality. Too much developments. Guys at the "Y" keep it up. I still owe more service to the "Y". I hope to delivery someday again. This big body, backs the"Y". "Fish! Commitment!". | |
| MAGAMAN Signed in on: 08 Oct 2008 |
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| THANKS | |
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