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Wednesday, February 27, 2013


It has been a very busy last day here in Deye Mon.  Everyone has been working hard to finish up all the loose ends and pack up everything. Sorry, no time to upload any photos.  :(

The construction team finished the roof and gutters for the house and school office.  The ceiling of the house was replaced.  Most of their day was spent packing up the shop and making an inventory of everything that is staying here.  They also packed up a truck of tools and supplies to take back down the mountain.

Liane had her final sewing class (with help from Whitney) and bid a bittersweet farewell to her students.  The ladies all finished their quilts and were ecstatic at their success.  They each received a certificate and one lady even picked up Liane in a great big bear hug to thank her.

The medical team gave worm medicine to every student at the school today.  They also registered all of them and recorded their weights.  Amy taught the basic hygiene seminar to all the students with the help of various interpreters.  Andrea saw over 50 patients today in between packing up the pharmacy and helping with the school kids.  All the older students received vitamins today as well.

Tonight the mission house is a flurry of activity.  Everyone is busy packing their personal items, bagging up coffee, packing team items, cleaning up, helping create various inventories of kitchen equipment, household supplies, misc. tools, etc. etc. etc.

The plan (and we all know how tentative that can be) is to finish packing up and leave Deye Mon tomorrow morning.  We will eat a packed lunch on the road and hopefully arrive safely at our overnight location in Port-au-Prince in the early evening.  Thank you for all your prayers for us these final days.  We have two long days of travel ahead of us.  Please keep praying for safety and energy as we travel home.  God has been so good.  We praise Him for His promises, provision and presence.