We looked up George Taylor and he was the in country director 1965-1967 when we were there. We lived upcountry, so we seldom saw any of the administration except for the doctors. He had quite the illustrious career.
We looked up George Taylor and he was the in country director 1965-1967 when we were there. We lived upcountry, so we seldom saw any of the administration except for the doctors. He had quite the illustrious career.
Hi Michele, I am just seeing this! Yes, it is the in country director I had in mind. I was in the Peace Corps in Guyana from 1968-70 and George Taylor was our in country Director. He was a good guy, always supportive and was well respected by volunteers and Guyanese. I had remembered he was previously in Sierra Leone, so thought you might know him.
Yes, nice to meet you too. I don't remember him too well as I was in a place called Pujehun where people didn't come unless they had to. I do remember the American ambassador (not his name) flexing his cheek when the Sierra Leonians had political troubles and the whole group was down for physicals and a meeting. We were in a hotel and the Sierra Leonians had it surrounded with soldiers.
We looked up George Taylor and he was the in country director 1965-1967 when we were there. We lived upcountry, so we seldom saw any of the administration except for the doctors. He had quite the illustrious career.
Hi Michele, I am just seeing this! Yes, it is the in country director I had in mind. I was in the Peace Corps in Guyana from 1968-70 and George Taylor was our in country Director. He was a good guy, always supportive and was well respected by volunteers and Guyanese. I had remembered he was previously in Sierra Leone, so thought you might know him.
Nice to “ meet” a fellow volunteer.
Yes, nice to meet you too. I don't remember him too well as I was in a place called Pujehun where people didn't come unless they had to. I do remember the American ambassador (not his name) flexing his cheek when the Sierra Leonians had political troubles and the whole group was down for physicals and a meeting. We were in a hotel and the Sierra Leonians had it surrounded with soldiers.