Last Week in Panama

I am sitting in the airport in Panama City, waiting to be called to board.

This last week and a half has been busy. Simon drilled another well and installed two hand pumps. I closed off a large sanitation project at Asilo (a home for the elderly/disabled on the main island).

I am excited to see my family and friends back in the States, but saying goodbye to my Panama-family and friends is still sad.

As usual (for me), I have a quick turn-around in the States. I arrive home this evening (Wednesday) and will be loading gear back in my dad’s car at 2am on Sunday morning. I am heading back to Haiti with the goat team.

I will be sure to update more on the project later this week, but for now – if anyone lives near me (Vineland), I am looking for twin sheets for the orphanages we partner with in Haiti.

Adios for now 🙂

FullSizeRender — Simon working on a well in Shark Hole

FullSizeRender-1 — Simon with a family near their well in Isla Tigre

Maria Isabelle is one of the residents of Asilo. Maria is an elderly schizophrenia patient. On this particular day, she was in a good mood and gave me some drawings. I really like when she is in a good mood, but I also don’t mind when she is in a bad mood either because my Spanish isn’t good enough to figure out what she is yelling at me about 😉

4 thoughts on “Last Week in Panama”

Prayers for travel mercies and Holy Spirit leading and protection in Haiti. Will see you when you get back…love you and your heart for His Kingdom!

So grateful that I was able to visit Asilo with you. That was a divine flight delay. Your work in Panama is such a beautiful thing that I’m sure brings joy to God.