a wonderful one. God chose you and your family to go to America. Continue to succeed by His will. Keep your ways straight and love your Lord, and
He will always guide you on a path of wealth and righteousness. Read the bible and you will understand such things as the ones I speak of.
Joshua <g7_gomitat@yahoo.com>
Plano, TX USA - Wednesday, November 12, 2003 at 01:19:19
It was a great pleasure for me to see your site. Particularly I loved the nice graphics and pics and I will soon come back. Thank you. Greetings from Germany.
private Krankenversicherung Vergleich <ToddS@aol.com>
Bruxelles, Bavaria Switzerland - Monday, September 15, 2003 at 19:29:24
I inspired the story,and make me hate communist even more.
I am also from Nongkhai refugee camp but I was too young to remember
any detail of what's really going on at the camp.I am from Ban si Than
Now I live and work in Seattle Wa for Boeing comp
I love my job but still I thought about my home all the time.
eddie bannavong <eddiebannavong@yahoo.com>
seattle, wa USA - Monday, December 2, 2002 at 08:21:35
some dreams are fullfilled by the sacrifices we make. I feel your success in my personal development trying to find the true happiness. I've honored my family with my pursuit of every dream I have regardless of my doubt or fears. we all owe it to our parents to do what our heart desires because if we settle for just surviving then we have given up on what it takes to be trully living. Thank you, I've forgotten where I've come from but you've reminded me. I'll never forget to give back what was trully given to me.
vilai bouttaphom <savun860@aol.com>
ct USA - Thursday, November 14, 2002 at 02:18:42
I love your story. My family and I can really relate it. It bring tears to my eyes, because my family was in the same position around that time and now USA is our new mother land. GOD blessed America.
Joy.
Joy <redfoxy7@hotmail.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Tuesday, October 22, 2002 at 05:47:22
Dear Mr.Phoy,
It's great to hear about your life endeavor and fight for freedom. I'm Thai that a couple of years ago working in Laos, I was touched of your gentle people that I rarely seen in the changing world. I love your your country same as I Love my country.
God bless you and your family
Leo (civil engineer)
now working in Taiwan
Leo <chaleolampar@hotmail.com>
Liujia, Taiwan - Thursday, October 3, 2002 at 11:34:23
Very interesting story. Thanks for sharing because my girlfriend is Lao.
Michael
Janesvilee, WI USA - Friday, August 9, 2002 at 14:48:26
Hi, it is great to hear about the wonderful opportunity for new life that was given to this Lao family in the United States. May many blessings be given to those who help others in time of need, and especially to those who need it.
I am studying a history paper at Univerrsity about the conflict in Indochina, and have been amazed and dumbstruck by the atrocities that occured over there during the Vietnam war. I am doing an assignment on the 'forgotten war in laos' and to read this story helps to give me a perspective from the side of the innocent people who were affected by it.
Thank you.
Hydie Balle <hydes20@hotmail.com>
Auckland, New Zealand - Wednesday, May 8, 2002 at 06:26:08
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USA - Tuesday, March 26, 2002 at 10:52:14
Hello, or should i say, sa bie dee? I know your story is true because my beutiful wife is from laos also. she came to America the same way you and your family did . Her name is pheth, she and her family are very good people and i love laos food. She, like you is also a citizin of the USA. I wish you all good luck for you and your family. Peace . from Brian and pheth and Deth,Pheng,Komb,Keo, and Anoy. Ialmost forgot old pa,Sysouphan
brian <young_66@hotmail.com>
minneapolis, minn USA - Wednesday, March 6, 2002 at 23:15:31
This is a very inspiring story as it affects every Lao-American. The struggles that you and your family endured are shared by all of us. I am proud of you, and your story has reminded me how proud I am to be Lao.
Michael Phetsada <mphetsada@yahoo.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Monday, January 21, 2002 at 21:31:13
This is a very touching story.
Joy
Riverside, CA USA - Monday, January 21, 2002 at 01:57:01
I know that everyone of us are sad when we retreat our story, but I am glad tha phoy and his family are happy now. After I had read phoy's story, it is similiar to my own story too.
Willie
Willie Xiong <fwx78@yahoo.com>
St-Paul, MN USA - Tuesday, December 11, 2001 at 14:04:22
I must admit that was a completely overwhelming and comforting story. I too, have become involved with the south-asian community in my city. I once dated a women from vietnam, and listened to detailed stories of the horrors and experiences during the war and her never ending adventure of coming to the USA. I also met, befriended and non-formally adopted a young boy whom used to play with her kids. He was eight years old then, and when I found he had no mother or father and came to America with his "uncle" we decided to become a part of his life and I took it upon myself to becoming the Father image his uncle cared not to be. While he still lives with his uncle, I have become an integrel part of their life, and because of this, I also became intertwined with the entire Vietnamese population here. He is now 14 years old and doing extremely well in high school. He is a fairly independent, well adjusted and respectful young gentleman. It has been the most incredible experience of my life to have helped Tom in his times of need. He has expressed many times over, just what it has meant to him. He is a permanant part of my family now, and I his. I have since involved myself in the lives of many people of the vietnamese community in my city . Each have become greatful friends who have given back to me a thousand times over, for the times I have helped them. I will continue to help as best I can. I urge you to do the same. Thanks for sharing your kindness.
rob sala <bubiddy@hotmail.com>
syracuse, NY USA - Monday, October 22, 2001 at 23:47:22
I would also like to know if my father was one of the men that went to battle with you.
anna <anasonh@hotmail.com>
Phoenix, az USA - Sunday, September 30, 2001 at 04:01:31
I would also like to know f my father was one of the men that went to battle with you.
anna <anasonh@hotmail.com>
Phoenix, a