☻How Are You?: This is your counterpart at the BNC Cali. I was so very sad to hear the news about the earthquake and am really concerned at you, your family and your center. How are you doing? I'm sending lots of positive energy your way. Take good care,
Beth, Barlett, Centro Cultural Colombo Americano, Cali-Colombia
☻Pensando en ustedes: Desde Maracaibo pensando mucho en ustedes y orando para que todos ustedes y sus allegados estén bien.
Ilse Chemaly, Directora Ejecutiva, Centro Venezolano Americano de Zulia, Maracaibo - Venezuela
☻How are you?: I followed the news about the earth quick and hope that all your loved ones are fine. Wish you the best and the prayers to everyone there.
Waleed Abdullah, International Visitor Leadership Program alumni, Oman.
☻Praying for you: The more I know about it more concerned I get. Waiting anxiously to hear anything from you with fingers crossed for the safety and well being of you and everyone else there.
Abdul Majeed, International Visitor Leadership Program alumni alumni, Pakistan
☻Hello everyone: It feels very good and it's a great relief to know that our EducationUSA friends are safe and sound, but let us not forget the children who lost their parents, the parents who lost their children, husbands who lost their wives, wives who lost their husbands, those who lost their siblings and friends. Let us keep them in our prayers constantly and hope they'll get all the help and comfort they need in such a devastating and catastrophic time as soon as possible. My heart does go out to everyone in Chile!
☻Again I'm happy to hear our EducationUSA friends are fine, but at the same time, I'm devastated to learn the Chilean people are going through such a hard and sad moment!
With love and hope,
Marcos Norelle F. Victor, OSEAS EducationUSA Adviser (IBEU-CE) - "Affiliated with the U.S. Department of State".
☻I heard from you: Let me know how things are today. I saw the images on CNN and also heard of the aftershock quakes reaching 6.6 yesterday. Please know that we are thinking of you and your family constantly. Hang in there, and try to get as much rest as you can to relieve stress. Un abrazo fuerte,
Rita Moriconi, Regional Educational Advising Coordinator (REAC) South America –Southern Cone (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay)
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