Deborah Finkel
Hi I am Deb mother of four beautiful children, three boys and one girl this is my fourth Qld Mothers Mission to Korea, I fell in love with Korea in 1998 when I travelled to Korea with my husband to adopt our son Corey who is now almost 14. in 2001 we were blessed with twin boys Bailey & Lachlan almost 10, in 2003 we adopted Haylee now 8 from Korea.
I have visited Korea almost every year, with this being my twelfth trip to this amazing country, and a chance to catch up with the wonderful Korean people who we have made friends with. So happy to be back helping ESWS and the fantastic work they are doing for young birth mothers and the children they care for. The last 13 years of raising funds and collecting items for ESWS has been so rewarding. This years mission is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Kim Duk Whang the founder of ESWS who passed away in May this year.
Since 2008 a group of Queensland Ladies have travelled to South Korea on a Mothers Mission to help ESWS provide care and support for children in orphanages and single mothers. All the ladies are paying their own expenses so every dollar raised goes to help ESWS with the wonderful work they do. This year Community Aid Network is assisting with helping organise funding raise so please get behind the ladies and help where you can. you can follow the ladies on facebook as well.
Dr. Kim Duk Whang Founder ESWS
Monday, August 8, 2011
Meet the Ladies 2011 Mission
Lyn Clayton
Hi I am Lyn,
I have two boys of my own all grown up and four beautiful god children , I work at Target this is my second Mothers Mission and my second trip to South Korea. I am looking forward to the 2011 mission.
Meet the Ladies 2011 Mission
Kelly Cameron-Tull
Kelly’s interest in Korea began when she studied Korean Language at Griffith University back in 1994. She quickly became interested in all facets of Korean language, culture and food, and made friends with several Koreans who she is still friends with today. She studied at Korea University for one year on scholarship, and as soon as she finished university, she flew back to Korea to start work in a merchant bank. Due to the Asian financial crisis, her work stay in Korea was short-lived, but her passion for the Korean people, and her friends has never left her. Since then, Kelly has visited the ESWS with Deb and Steve Finkel and has attended previous mothers missions, and she enjoys participating in assisting to raise funds for Dr Kim’s orphanage. Having recently become a mother to a newborn, who was born on the day Dr Kim passed away, she is more motivated than ever to raise money for this wonderful cause. {This Kelly's third Mothers Mission}
Meet the Ladies 2011 Mission
Carol Exton
Wife, mother and grandma with 2 sons and 5 grandchildren,[ two adopted from Korea} Carol has been working at her current job for 23 years as a Pallet/transport invoice controller , and has taken time off work to travel to Korea, to help ESWS This is Carols fourth Qld Mothers mission , Carol was a part of the 2008 ,2009, 2010and now the2011 mission. She has been huge supporter of the fund raising efforts here in Australia. In her spare time Carol and her husband love seeing the Australia country side on their many camping trips.
Wife, mother and grandma with 2 sons and 5 grandchildren,[ two adopted from Korea} Carol has been working at her current job for 23 years as a Pallet/transport invoice controller , and has taken time off work to travel to Korea, to help ESWS This is Carols fourth Qld Mothers mission , Carol was a part of the 2008 ,2009, 2010and now the2011 mission. She has been huge supporter of the fund raising efforts here in Australia. In her spare time Carol and her husband love seeing the Australia country side on their many camping trips.
Meet the Ladies 2011 Mission
Karen Cartwright
Hi I’m Karen. This is my first Mother’s Mission trip and my first visit to Korea. I work for the government and have known Deb Finkel for about 10 years. My son, Dalton, and Deb’s Korean born son, Corey, are best friends. I’m looking forward to all the experiences I’ll have in Korea and hope that in some small way I can help to make a difference.
Meet the Ladies 2011 Mission
Hi my name is Lorraine Luff.
I work in Aged Care in Chermside for Wesley Mission.
I am a mother to 4 children and have 6 Grand children.
Love interacting with them all.
Love gardening, socially with my friends and family.
I work in Aged Care in Chermside for Wesley Mission.
I am a mother to 4 children and have 6 Grand children.
Love interacting with them all.
Love gardening, socially with my friends and family.
{This is Lorraine's first Mothers Mission trip}
Meet the Ladies 2011 Mission
Leeza Noyes
For the past 2 years I have been working two casual jobs, one in the liquor industry as a retail assistant and one in a tattoo supply shop. I first heard about the Mother’s Mission through a mutual friend, Lyn Clayton and I have had my grandmother knitting jumpers and beanies for the orphanage for about 18 months now. I thought it would be an awesome experience and have decided for my first overseas trip I would join Deborah and the ladies in Korea. I am really looking forward to this trip.[ This Leeza first Mothers Mission }
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Trivia Night
Redcliffe Show Grounds
Scarborough Road Redcliffe
Date 17th September 2011
Doors open 6:30pm
Start 7:30pm
$10.00 entry fee
{Includes tea or coffee & Sausage Sizzle - one per person}
Bar service and snacks available for purchase
All proceeds to a South Korean children’s orphanage {ESWS}
For presales of tickets or more info
contact Deb 0412 475 870
Email: deb@thermalalarms.com.au
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