Carolee Buck’s (Senegal) Pandemic project gets presidential approval
Thanks for the ‘heads up’ from Laurel West Kessler (Ethiopia 1964-66) by Jim Flint for the Mail Tribune Sunday, February 7th 2021 An Ashland woman’s pandemic project of putting together a memory book about her Peace Corps experiences in the late 1960s in Senegal led to a personal invitation from Senegal’s president to revisit the country. Carolee and Art Buck (Senegal 1968-70) met years ago at the University of California at Santa Barbara and discovered they shared a desire to work and travel around the world. “We were young, starry-eyed dreamers,” Carolee said. They were inspired to join the Peace Corps by the compelling stories of people doing good works in foreign cultures and by the words of John F. Kennedy’s inaugural speech, “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.” They got married and joined the . . .
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Laura Dimmitt
Hi Carolee! I just read this wonderful article about you and the book/photographic history of your Peace Corp work in…