By: westerner54
I was a volunteer in the Eastern Caribbean (rough duty!) from 81 – 83. My daughter was in Fez. She loved it.
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Loved your tribute which makes me appreciate Chris Stevens and takes me back to TEFL days in Fes in ’63-5 (second PC Morocco group). Even though the setting was very different, our experiences were...
View ArticleBy: Moira Alexander
Thank you for sharing your trip to Ouiouizerth. I found your post via Tim’s fb post and have shared it on my page too. When Morocccans would ask me where I lived and I told them Ouizeght, they would...
View ArticleBy: Abdessalem Choura
Great piece about Chris whose smile is printed in our minds and whom we will never forget. Chris was my student for one year at FSI, Tunis. We both had a Peace Corps background: he was a volunteer in...
View ArticleBy: On the Road and Back Again | Bint Bob in Morocco
[...] Return to Zagora If you have not done so yet, you should read my friend’s blog who visited Chris Steven’s town that he served in during Peace Corps:...
View ArticleBy: Time keeps on slippin’ « Morockin' and Rollin…
[...] as far as the recent events happening over here in North Africa (please see another PCVs post about her experience visiting Ambassador Stevens site here while serving in peace corps in [...]
View ArticleBy: Lahsen Ahmam
Hi Mellanie and all, Thank you for this great tribute to Chris Stevens. As soon as I learnt about his passing away, I sent condolences to all americans,diplomats and volunteers. I didn’t know him...
View ArticleBy: postgradmel
Thank you Lahsen! I remember you taught at the Berber Language training last month in Ouarzazete. Unfortunately, my Tamazight is not up to snuff. But I have used it a few times!
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Thank you Grandma! Couldn’t have done it without you! Being the matriarch and all!
View ArticleBy: Shauna Steadman
Hi Mel, I first saw your blog just days after Chris Stevens death. I was in a hurry, so I didn’t stay long. I am back and want to congratulate you on some extremely interesting musings. Keep at it and...
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