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Posted on July 23, 2009 - by Larry

Fred and Habert

Africa, Work with FDNC
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Fred and Habert
(A little back story…Fred and Habert were our “guides” during the 2007 trip. They made a huge difference as we navigated around Mbale. The two of them helped to make our previous trip a success. Many of us have kept in touch with them.)

Fred and Habert have begun hanging around with us and it is a delight to see them again. When we first saw them they greeted us with huge hugs. Part of what these trips are about is building relationships and it is so nice to come here and see friends and familiar faces. Fred will be attending school in the fall for social work and Habert has been attending school to be a lab technician (I think.) They have invited us to their homes later in the week and it will be interesting to see how and where they live.

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    July 25, 2009

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    Wangwa Fred said:


    It has been great knowing the montview group. they are loved by everyone in Uganda. i love you too.



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    August 3, 2009

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    HABERT MABONGA said:


    i would like to thank FDNC for allowing me to work with you, i would like thank the leaders of the group for the love they had for me and FRED and everyone who came, everyone was social and lovely, so caring. i can’t immergine how friendly you have to us. thanks for your coparation
    i have learned a lot from you and i wish you God’s blessings in everything you do. and i love you all.



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    August 3, 2009

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    HABERT MABONGA said:


    it has been great to get to know the group of mountview, they will always be in my heart and think of them each day that passes in my life
    wish yo well ineverything you do



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    September 12, 2009

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    Fred Wangwa said:


    Hi Ugandans in America!{montview church Group} how is every one? we look forward to having you in the pearl of Africa, the nation Uganda soon again. i love you and think about you fondly. of course Uganda is your home. never hesitate to come to a people who love you so dearly.bye. Fred




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