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Well…. Elyse and I decided not to run our ½ marathon fundraiser this year due to the Coronavirus. We have been working very hard to not contribute to community spread and are avoiding any large gatherings. Also, Elyse is pregnant … Continue reading →

We are all very saddened by the death of Thach Thi Thu Lan (16) who died in August 2020 of HIV/AIDS related complications. She was a wonderful young girl who worked very hard. I met Thu Lan for the first … Continue reading →

This is one of the two houses completed this year. fHere is the new house for Nguyen Khan, who is infected with HIV, is now 12 years old and one of three children of mother My Dung living in Thanh … Continue reading →

This has been a difficult year for many due to the Coronavirus. I visited Vietnam in January just as the early cases of the virus was becoming known in China. Fortunately, the Vietnam government reacted quickly to implement practices to … Continue reading →

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Please sponsor Elyse and me as we run the “Holland Part 2 Park” 1/2 marathon on September 28 in support of children with HIV/AIDS. Now more than ever we need your help.  To become a sponsor of our run, click … Continue reading →

Here is a snapshot of some of the work of the Warm Hold team for 2019 and currently in process. We are supporting the construction or renovation of three homes this year. Here is a view of two of them … Continue reading →

I was very thankful to return to Vietnam in January of 2019 to visit with children with HIV/AIDS, their caretakers and members of our volunteer team. As always, I’m amazed at the work of the Warm Hold Association volunteer team … Continue reading →

Please Support Elyse and me as we run the “Holland Park 2 Park” 1/2 Marathon on Sept. 22 in support of the project.  To sponsor our run, click Donate Please read below to get latest updates

We just returned from an amazing time in Vietnam. I was joined by my wife Kay, my son David (he’s from Vietnam), and my niece Cierra. We were able to spend great time with many of the children with HIV/AIDS, … Continue reading →