Comments on: Piki Piki: A White African’s Best Friend

By: mary/Maria Elionai

mary/Maria Elionai — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 17:02:08 +0000

hey guys,

got all of u here.I also went to that school juba model.Adeba and the rest can you find for me Aluel Malok Mading ,sister to Angeth.

regards
bye

By: victor dada

victor dada — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 06:15:46 +0000

dadi4u@gmail.com

By: victor dada

victor dada — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 06:14:53 +0000

above is my email…juba modellers who want to keep in touch.

By: victor dada benjamin

victor dada benjamin — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 14:16:36 +0000

hey guys…lovely to get comments from you…i still remember you all and i guess we met two years ago Katty in khartoum right? Colin and Adeba were my class mates at junior level…good to hear that you guys still have memories of juba modod…you can write me at the above address please…

By: Bishop Hilary Adeba

Bishop Hilary Adeba — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 19:06:09 +0000

I am Brian’s father.
I used to attend all PTA meetings in Juba Model to make the school what prepared you all to be who you are today.

I remember you guys were all like little todlers. The first day Brian and his other brothers were turned away from the school by Miss Gill who was the H/Mistress. At the age of 3 1/2 years, Brian was to do a written test if I insisted he must be admitted. The kid was very smart and surprised Miss Gill. He scored all his questions correct. The H/Mistress had to apologise to me. She felt bad for refusing Brian a place at first without any reason other than that he came from the bush in Loka secondary school where I worked as a teacher, but had to leave Loka for Juba to find school for my kids.

Good to see how the Lord has guided you all to be what you are. Humbly proud parents, we all are because of you.
God bless you all.

+Hilary L.Adeba

By: Godfrey Sunday

Godfrey Sunday — Sat, 31 May 2008 12:27:10 +0000

Hi Guys, this is probably the best feeling I have had for sometime, know what Guys these are memories of 20yrs or so ! when you get to names like our headmistress Gil, oh how she made a good start for me, old school pals faces now not easily remembered but names familiar say Warile, Akuja, denis Yata hw u doing, I was with you guys a son to the then mama Beatrice Sandru Okayi (RIP) a teacher of inter 2 .Guys Good to know that we are around lets think about Emma’s sugestions get together soon and act to me they are a good step forward.Guys I always longed for this to happened gracious God am fnally realising my dreams.Thanks to you all, can reach me at okungulugodfrey@yahoo.com always available.

By: Emmanuel Duku

Emmanuel Duku — Wed, 21 May 2008 06:19:38 +0000

Hi Folks,
Its been ages since I stepped in here. An initiative has been set in motion in December 2007 when a number of former students of Juba Model School, St. Joseph and Comboni Secondary School( The latter having former students from both Juba Model and St. Joseph) to do something about the state of schools in Juba and the South. At the moment a draft document is being prepared for registering a non-profit outfit by the name READ. I will update as things develop. Currently, discussions are going on in a yahoo group called cssjers@yahoogroups.com
Those who are interested in joining this group, please send me a private email in my account with your name and email address or your can send an email directly to the moderators.

Regards.

By: Shagua

Shagua — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 09:27:41 +0000

Lol, Hope you guys still have good memories! Me too was in Juba Model School. Would luv to hear about Miss Gill and all the rest of my colleagues.
Guys wonna write me: emy_84@yahoo.com
Ciaooooooo!

By: Brian Adeba

Brian Adeba — Tue, 19 Sep 2006 03:01:58 +0000

Hi Bobbi,

I personally would love to get in touch with her but I have no contacts. Could you please let me know by writing to me: temejik@yahoo.com.

By: Bobbi Buchanan

Bobbi Buchanan — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 23:15:12 +0000

New info regarding Gil Livsey. Her husband Doug Reitsma just passed away. There will be a memorial celebrating his life soon. Those of you who want to contact Gil and connect about the old days might want to do so now. I am sure any words of appreciation would come in handy.