Beautiful Front Walls on the Compound

November 16, 2013 Posted by Keith Wight 4 Comments

For the past 3 weeks, a young local painter, N. Widmailler has been working on the front wall to the compounds. He is a remarkable talent and his work is a wonderful advertising for HATS. It is very visible from the main road and Karen has received many positive comments already.

The pictures speak for themselves.

The school:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Orphanage

 

 

 

Valadimy and M. Widmailler. Vladimy posed for the picture of the student and the bike.

The painter and the boss.

Painter without the boss. She must have fallen into the canal

~Keith

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About Keith Wight

Joan and Keith Wight have been involved with HATS since 2011. Keith is a retired airline pilot and previously volunteered with missions in Belize, Zimbabwe, Panama and Honduras in various capacities. Joan is a retired music teacher and uses her abilities to assist with the office work and tutor the children at HATS. Since retiring they have committed to 4 months per year in Haiti. They live in Montreal and have 3 daughters, 2 son-in-laws and 2 grandsons and 2 grand-daughters.

• Laurence Wilson

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  November 16, 2013 at 1:17 AM

  Oh Karen,
  I love the paintings and the message to the world;
  "Village of Hope
  Orphans today
  Leaders tomorrow."

  With the life & ministry you are providing for the children – there is HOPE.

  Bless you and those who serve with you.
  For this I thank God!

  Our prayers and God's blessings,
  Maxi & Laurie
  Hugs for you and the children
  PS – Looking forward to the possibility of your visit when we are in Florida.

• Dickie MacDonald

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  November 16, 2013 at 2:44 AM

  He is a very talented artist, I love his work.

• Sandra

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  November 16, 2013 at 3:06 AM

  It is great to see it all finished. He did a great job. Hope the boss was fished out of the canal!

• Anonymous

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  November 17, 2013 at 2:58 PM

  What a beautiful job. Only proofs what great talent is within Haiti. And YEs, You are awakening that talent right within the school. Praise God for each and everyone at HATS.
  God bless each child -may they come to know him and change their own country threw all they have received and learned at HATS/+ school.

  XXX barb

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