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The new kitchen is here!!!
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Dear Friends: With contributions from you and other friends of Kisa Primary School, the new kitchen was completed this week.
It has six high efficiency wood burning stoves, running water, and a clean spacious food storage area.
The new kitchen is a huge improvement over the previous facilities.
It will be much cheaper to operate because of the high efficiency stoves;
it will be a much healthier environment for the kitchen workers, and sanitation will be greatly improved.
You can be very proud you helped to build this beautiful new facility which will be serving meals to Uganda children for many years to come.
Thank you for your help.
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You will want to see the picture of the great race at Kisa School Nansana in 2008
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The great race of 2008 at Kisa
School Nansana... two of the children had just arrived
at the school... classes represented are:
1-baby-class, 1-middle-class-babyclass and
2-Top-baby-class; also there were two 2-graderes...
one of the goings-on at kisa school nansana, this
year...
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Be sure and download the latest Kisa Student Life (March 28, 2008) Kisa Student Life.
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Thanks to a generous and talented benefactor we now have a video of the school children available
for download on the Our Video & Photographs page.
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I tentatively scheduled 2nd July 2006 to be the day of dedication of the
Ben Water Memorial at Kisa School Nansana, subject to Irene & Jimmy
Kibuuka’s approval. Irene has been very seriously ill (part of her body paralyzed);
she is slowly improving, at this time.
The dedication will be a very simple program, with simple presentations by
some students and some teachers about the water situation here. To date,
the system of piped water and tanks for the rain water, is very visible at the school.
Ben’s memory lives on… at Kisa School Nansana, Uganda. Thank you, very much,
family and friends.
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My Dear Friends... greetings from uganda... yesterday
I met a lady: the founder of Kampala Music School who
knows Mrs Dinniwiday (who introduced me to the
classical music - the piano: and all that, in the 1940's)
I am very happy now, to be part of the Kampala music
School: directed by Mr. Simon Yiga: (please find more
info about all this on the web at
www.kampalamusicschool.com
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BOOKS TO UGANDA-PROJECT…
GIVEN BOOKS TO OVER 100 SCHOOLS: ELEMENTARY/PRIMARY, SECONDARY, UNIVERSITY…
GIVEN COMPUTERS TO SCHOOLS: ELEMENTARY/PRIMARY, SECONDARY…
PIANOS TO SCHOOLS:
GULU SCHOOL: THROUGH ROTARY CLUB OF GULU
ELEMENTARY/PRIMARY: KISA SCHOOL NANSANA THROUGH RCO LUBAGA/MENGO
SECONDARY: MASAKA TOWN COLLEGE THROUGH ROTARY CLUB OF MASAKA
TO KAMPALA MUSIC SCHOOL THROUGH ROTARY CLUB OF NTINDA…
TENNIS…
MAKERERE UNIVERSITY
MAKERERE COLLEGE SCHOOL
KISA SCHOOL NANSANA (WAKISO DST.)
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My Dear friends...
It is now 12 years since this little school came into
existence...
Some of the pioneer students of this school are soon
going to start college and university studies...
I am offering two small scholarships ($300.00 each) to
a female and a male student who elect to go to a
technical/trade school in Uganda for a two year
diploma/certicate course leading to job...
In addition to this school, I have helped build other
schools in Uganda: AnnaMarie Primary School at Mugongo
- Uganda, and Masaka Town College (a high school),
Masaka - Uganda.
I did dream of building more schools in Uganda for the
sake of the children... I am happy I have done the
best I could with the help of a lot of my friends,
with my limited means...
I remember reading or hearing something to the effect
that TIME stays-put: but humans come and go: Let's
keep going well...
Thank you, thank you very much.
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Dear Friends... the shipping to Ug is almost ready to take off... the last Friday of April 2006......from BOTHELL WA-US:...to Wandegeya-Kampala, UG...
This is possible thanks to many generous wonderful people and several humanitarian organizations...shipping four (4) medical-dental-chairs (SMILE_POWER International)...shipping seven (7) pianos (SEATTLE PIANO-GALLERY & Lynnwood SENIOR CENTER) and maybe one electric organ (ELKS Lodge Lynnwood)...other-stuff especially for poor children of Uganda
Thank you, thank you very much.
I should be in Ug soon after the container leaves: my main objective is to do the
BEN-MEMORIAL-WELL at KISA SCHOOL NANSANA... I will keep you updated.
Again: thank you very much for all your help & assistance.
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My Dear Friends...
Today: 16th March, 2006: I have been given
a place where the next container to
Uganda will be packed and sent on its way...
(details forthcoming...)
Maybe there will be another container after
this one:
BUT, I'm just not sure, at all! I am alerting
you at this point, so that whatever you
might want to contribute towards this effort,
is fully utilized: Thank you very much...
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2 February 2006
Dear friends... I did see some of you and/or
heard from some of you about this project...
which is now in memory of Ben Pawlewicz...
Presently there is, so far, at least $5000.00
for the project: therefore, I have decided
to
go and start setting up the welll: I will
probably employ the Safe Water Drilling Company
- in Uganda.
Thank you... thank you... thank you very
much...
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26 December 2005
My Dear Friends... Greetings... I have
sent
a picture of my two special assistants:
Sylia
Munafu and Tony Busuulwsa (top photo
below)
- working THE LIFE-LONG LEARNING LIbrary
(at the Uganda Museum grounds)... Kampala,
Uganda.
Now as to the water situation at Kisa
School
Nansana... it is/it has been a problem
all
along... and now with over 500 people
'living'
at the site... the need for an adequate
supply
of water is quite imperative... The
minimum
amount of money needed is $10,000...
tentatively
I have $2000 (personally) Rotarian
Margie
Burnet of Bellvue (Breakfast Club)
is organizing
something... (she has been in Uganda
and
seen my school)... I have also just
met Adora
McGuire.. who promises to help raise
some
money... ...and of course there is
Khadija...
As soon as possible I plan to go to
Uganda...
at the site, to take a close look and
what
it will take to do this as quickly
as possible...
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My Dear friends, relatives... allow me to
share with you:
the following simple message - attached...
Thank you very much...
llwanga
28th October, 2005…today is a very special
day: a simple declaration: I launch the Life-Long-Learning Library (4L)
at the Uganda Museum grounds – Kampala, Uganda,
East Africa… for posterity…, just doing a
little good – a reflection of the GREAT GOODNESS:
the Source of all Existence… This project is undertaken under the umbrella:
L’AMP, [NGO] a non-profit, non-sectarian,
all inclusive Entity, with help of
many…The
following are willing witnesses to
this simple
action being taken with all simplicity…
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12 October 2005
Today::: (this evening) the container is
set at the Uganda Museum grounds... (KAMPALA-UGANDA)!
...IT crushed the platform... need better
props...for IT! Thank you... thank
you all...
My dear friends... YOU & YOU &
YOU... ALL... ALWAYS... Thank you.
llwanga
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7 October 2005
Dear FRIENDS... THANK YOU VERY MUCH...
today I have verified the container-contents... In Kampala... On Monday, I will pay the final bill and move
the container to the Uganda museum grounds... to set up the distribution OF THE BOOKS to at least
seven Uganda schools - RANGING from elementary to college level...
I am gratefully overjoyed...llwanga
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26 September 2005
Dear Friends... Greetings from UG... where things may be described as 'touch&go' on so many days...
I'm still trying to get the container out of Kenya to UG... will update with better news...
Thank you so very much... with your help: we can only succeed...
TIME will tell: again thank you very much.
llwanga
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21 September 2005
Dear Friends:
Thank you very much for your incredible help and support towards The Books to Uganda Project...
The container of books left Seattle-Tacoma area on the 13th of July, 2005…
I am now in Uganda trying to get the container through the Kenyan port of Mombasa...
it is quite a task (as I am learning!)I hope to update you soon when the container arrives in Uganda...
A very kind benefactor has set up web-site,
www.lwa-kisa.org: kindly visit the same...
where
updates may be found... and few pictures...Again thank you very much for all your help and assistance...
llwanga
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