Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Hawai'i
Connecting RPCV's Living in Hawai'i
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RPCVS on the Big Island are a busy group of about 370+ RPCVs. Members live in Hilo, Kona, Volcano, Paradise Park, and Waimea. The RPCVs on the Big Island have had several projects with the Hilo Rotary groups: most recently Peace Pole installations at Hilo airport and delivering coffee to hospital staff during the Covid-19 virus. RPCVs have also installed a monument at UH-Hilo commemorating the PC Training that took place in Hilo at the Old Hilo Hospital, the UH Hilo Campus and in the Waipio Valley. |
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Peace Corps Exhibition in Mookini Library, UH-Hilo
Former Peace Corps volunteers and community supporters gather with Associate Professor of Political Science Su-Mi Lee at a Peace Corps exhibition in Mookini Library. From left, Rotary member Charlene Iboshi, former Peace Corps volunteers David Ikeda, Julie Countess and Bill Sakovich, Associate Prof. Lee, Rotary member and executive assistant to the mayor Tim Hansen (who holds a proclamation from Mayor Mitch Roth recognizing the role of Hawaiʻi Island in training Peace Corps volunteers), former Peace Corps volunteers Artem Sergeyev and Jon Countess.
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