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Welcome to the GondarLink Guestbook!
Here you will find people commenting on Ethiopia, on the work of GondarLink, and on their own experiences of a wonderful country. Please feel free to browse and leave us a message as well!
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akfay, canada |
June 9, 2007 |
We have been to Ethiopia for holy day and we have visit orphanage center called TSIGE TADESE ORPHANAGE CENTER.they are in need of your help save life do your part to save orphans . Visit them be in there side. visit this web site www.ttoc.piczo.com thank you Akfay |
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Erin Jones, USA |
April 30, 2007 |
Thanks so much for having this website! My youth group at church supports a boy from Ethiopia and it really is fun to get letters from him hearing about his life! THis really is a great site and keep up the good work! |
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Solomon, USA |
April 19, 2007 |
I am traying to find some one in gondar bout the phone # been change any one pleas leat me know if you know the new diling info thank you. one love 2 gondary people... and all of the ethiopian god bless us.... |
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mohsen, Yemen |
April 15, 2007 |
Gondar link…… had by a chance visited your web site . Its extremely pleasing . I had no words to appreciate what you are endeavour to empower the Gondar youth with education and , in general to the old forgottencity of Gondar. Hope with same spirit and dedication will follow others to have other links to other cities of Ethiopia to have diversified changes and development to the whole parts of Ethiopia . You are doing wonderful works ! God bless you ! Keep it up ! By the way, I am born in Gondar city and grow in the smallest distrct of Addis Zemen which is far from Gondar about 90kms , again attended high school in Gondar in which formerly called H.I.hailesilasse secondary high school. I dream and wish the whole parts of Ethiopia developed and prevail its historical position in the world that has been damaged by war , starvation ,disease and ilitearacy. Once again God bless you! Mohsen from Yemen |
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cathy clucas, Isle of Man |
April 10, 2007 |
wow just got back from Ethiopia what beautiful happy friendly people. Let me know if there is anything that i can do help, I do work in a school I'll try and get our school interested in linking with one of your schools. |
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rita phillips, canada |
April 3, 2007 |
I recently found out about your site from my sister, Christine Lake. The work she is doing doesn't surprise me and that she does it with enthusiasm is not surprising either. She feels so strongly for this cause and I am so proud of her. She doesn't just think about doing something as most of us do, she is doing. I must stop "thinking" too. Thank you for the site. |
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Elizabeth Samuel, USA |
March 29, 2007 |
I was born in Bahar Dar in 1970 and would like to visit one day with my husband and two daughters. I have a picture of myself when I was a baby and my sibling and parents by lake Tana. How I wish to visit again with my two daughters! Good work with the website; very informative. |
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Ermias, Atlanta, USA |
March 28, 2007 |
Hi evrybody! I am a former Fasiledes student. How is the beautiful city (Gondar) doing? I can't wait until I go back there and enjoy the freshest air in the world. I wish all the best to every body and gondar link. Peace. |
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Harold Pirie, England |
March 28, 2007 |
From 1971 to 1972 I taught in Entoto School, Addis Ababa, under Princess Sophie Desta. It is an experience I will never forget.Some day I hope, God willing, to return to that fascinating country. |
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wilma, the netherlands |
March 27, 2007 |
hi there, what a good site you made. we are very interested in gondar because we have an adopted son from gondar. his name is Binyam and he's 8 years old now. his mother died but before she brought him to addis to the missionary of Mother Theresa. he is doing wel now. our other son is 10 years old now and is coming from Addis Ababa. one day we hope to visit Ethiopia again with them so they can see what there homeland is like. keep up the good work there, they need it. all the best of luck from jan ,wilma, joel(eshetu) and binyam from holland |
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Susan Kent, England |
March 15, 2007 |
Having just returned from Ethiopia as part of teh Dreams and Teams project I was interested to see your website. We are hoping to develop the links with schools in Asela and could really learn alot from your experiences. Your website is really informative. I hope that in years to come we can also shout about how much we have managed to achieve in our links with schools in Asela. |
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Dee, America |
March 6, 2007 |
Well Done!! What a wonderful job you have all done sharing your blessings with the children of Gondar! We (my family and I)just returned from a visit to a small village called Injbara where they have a new school and guess what - No books at all! My daughter has made it a personal mission to fill one of their classrooms with books! Thanks to you and all your wonderful donors we now know that it CAN be done! May God bless each of you for your wonderful service! We will continue to watch your great works! |
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Yeju Lee, Korea |
February 27, 2007 |
It is a so great job!! I have heard about various things of Ethiopia from my priest several years ago. I will be one of the suppoters for these Ethiopian students soon after being back home. I am so happy to browse this homepage today. Thanks!! |
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Sally Reed, England (Bucks) |
February 21, 2007 |
I also sponsor an Ethiopian child through World Vision. Does anyone know how I can learn a little Amharic, to add to my letters to him? |
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Megan, Lewis |
February 18, 2007 |
We visited Rekebnaha School on Jan 4 2007 when we enrolled a little girl for the first time. We thought the school looked wonderful - well organised and most welcoming of a new student. As a school principal myself and a regular visitor to Ethiopia, I hope to have on going contact with Rekebnaha in the coming years. Perhaps a link with an Australian school could be beneficial? |
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wilma diertens, netherlands |
February 14, 2007 |
hello, wath a good site . we have two children addopted from ethiopia. one of them is from gondar so this is very special to us. keep up the good work and we will follow you. |
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Robert Bowler, Scotland |
January 24, 2007 |
How are my friends in Gondar; the daughters of Abo Valdea living opposite Fasilidas HouseStokes farm. and Chani and Taddessa who were in the hospital laboratory in 1960? |
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Keith Nockels, England |
January 21, 2007 |
I'm a librarian at the University of Leicester, twinned with the University of Gondar. I visited Gondar, with a colleague, last March. All good wishes with your work! |
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Will Whyatt, England |
January 16, 2007 |
I am from a connected school, in the South west of England, outside of Bristol, Our School, is looking Forward to fundraising for you. |
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Svetlana, USA |
January 16, 2007 |
Thanks so very much for taking your time to create this very useful and informative site. I have learned a lot from your site. Thanks!! |
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RobertJ, Manchester |
January 12, 2007 |
Very interesting and very pretty website. Good luck and keep up good work. Best regards. Robert |
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Penny Francis, UK |
January 6, 2007 |
I am about to visit Ethiopia next week in a group. Your websit is very well put together and most interesting. Great to hear of your initiatives from Dr. Challenor's School in Amersham. Since mentioning Ethiopia to various friends have been told of a link from Leicester University to a proposed Medical School in Gondar. So looking forward to my visit - have been wanting to visit Ethiopia for years. |
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Thrond Berge Larsen, Norway |
December 25, 2006 |
Nice and interesting webside ! I just happened to find you as I sought information about Harar that I visited in 1994 and hope to visit again |
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Tom & E', UK |
December 20, 2006 |
We sponsosr a child in Ethiopia through World Vision and it is wonderful to recieve letters from him and to know how much our support means to him and its not just the financial support but the knowing that someone out there caresabout him. If we can help your charity we will as without charities where would these children and adults be? We also do the alternative Christmas gifts and it has given us a different attitude about Christmas and life generally. My husband does voluntary work in this country for childline and one day we would like to visit Ethiopia to meet our sponsored child. Godbless to all those who care and take action with money or working with the communities. We can make things better we have to keep working at it! |
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