Micheline Langland

Dear Karen and Laureen, Your Mom and Dad were extremely proud of both of you. They often spoke to me of the "sheer wonder of watching you grow up" during your childhood years, particularly in Kinshasa. As Chief Translator, I collaborated with both of your parents for over six years. Your Mom assisted in the Translation Department where I first met her in 1974 and your Dad was Manager of Logistics into the 1980s until he sadly passed away. They were loving, devoted and conscientious parents,...

My dear Karen and Laureen - I am so sorry for your loss. Sorrier still that I never got to meet either of your parents. I went looking for you on facebook and found the obituary for your mum. Please accept my belated but none-the-less sincere condolences. Groses bises - Cheryl (your long, lost, Aussie mate who still cherishes memories of our happy days together at uni.) I will always love you.

Dear both of you,

Mes pensées les plus sincères pour ces moments difficiles que vous endurez.

Sincères condoléances

Dear Laureen and Karen,
We are extremely grieved to hear of your mother's passing, She was an outstanding lady in all respects. She and your father were our neighbors in Morocco and later worked with us in Algeria. They were both quality people. Best wishes to both of you. We know that your mother was very proud of both of you. Warm regards, Jane and Ivan Custer

Chere Karen, Chere Laureen, je garde le merveilleux souvenir de votre maman si belle et au si beau sourire,
je vous envoie mes pensées d'amour et d'affection, mes prieres accompagnent votre maman pour son voyage.
Je vous embrasse de tout coeur
Claudine

Dear Laureen and Karen,

Your mother was a wonderful lady that we met in Vietnam and continued to know through the MKI Reunions these last years. She will be missed.

Sincerely, Jim and Lee