Dear COU,

How are you? Please forgive me for not being able to come to see you so often. I wonder if you are waiting for me.

I have many things that I want to tell to you, I want to tell you that I love you very much. You are the best Father, mother, brother, sister, uncle, auntie, nephew and cousin in world. When I was a I·ittlle boy, for a long time I truly believed that you were the most knowledgeable and car'ing being I knew. If there was anything I lacked, I waS pretty sure that COU would have it. When I was a teenager, you gave me so much chance to get to know the people and the outside world.

I believed that you were experienced in whichever caSe. After I went into my adulthood, every time I faced any difficulties your encouragement always accompanied me. I realized that the words CARE & HELP became powerful symbols to me. I have so many dreams that I want to accomplish in my life. One of the dreams is to reach out to Someone the way you did to me. COU, I don't know if you realize what a great deal of influence you gave me all my life. I Just want to let you know how important you've been to me and how much I'll always love and miss you. Thank you for lovi ng me

Special thanks to Sr. Rose Mystica Muyinza, My sponsors Mr. & Mrs. Keith Orme, A/Rita and Margaret plus the entire COU boar'd, all I say.

Thank you for all that you've done. Hard times are now turned into times of pride. All this I managed with you by my Side, nor could I otherwise this course could have run.

Kindness isn't tendered on demand; you gave with love not out of duty. My days are daily bumished by that beauty. Upon your love, I now proudly stand!!

Yours truly,
INNOCENT MWANJA