Monica's Memorial is a place where vulnerable kids up to age nine can come to school
and get two meals. Many are kids whose parents are dead or missing in
action in life and live with any relative that will take them in or otherwise would not go to school as it is so expensive here.
The children of Monica's Memorial singing to Elder Dalley
Elder and Sister Dalley cutting the birthday cake
As is the tradition in Kenya, because it was his birthday, Elder Dalley served the cake.
Pictures from April 2nd 2014:
Elder Dalley at the church with the branch president's wife, Millicent, on his left and the first counselor's wife, Jacinta, on the right.
Sister Dalley with Gorety who is the second counselor, James's, wife in front of her kitchen in Migori. She hardly speaks any English but welcomed us with a wonderful meal.
Sister Dalley with Pili and Selline in Migori, delightful girls, nieces of James.
James and his family in front of their mud hut in Migori. It serves as the living room with bedrooms partitioned off.
James and his brother in front of our truck which the boys washed while we ate.
A tilapia fisherman on Lake Victoria
Two women washing clothes in Lake Victoria
Elder Dalley helping to haul in the nets to bring in tilapia from Lake Victoria. The nets were longer than two football fields.
Elder and Sister Dalley with James and his brother.
Sister Dalley's English student's 88 year old mother in her kitchen in Ol Kalal
~Edited by Katy Kay~
