My Dad, Richard A. Graham, worked with Sargent Shriver and Bill Moyers at Peace Corps headquarters in the very early years, 1961-1963 and then served as country director in Tunisia 1963-1965. I was the eldest of his 5 children and our experience as a family was incredibly memorable and impactful. Life-changing in so many ways. I spent my freshman year of college at SUNY-Old Westbury when Harris Hofford was the president, and John Coyne, Tom Hebert and other Ethiopian PC folks were part of his administration. My Mom, Nancy A. Graham, served 5 different Peace Corps directors in the DC headquarters over many years, and is featured in the film produced by Laverne Webb, honoring the legacy of several Peace Corps women. I am still in close touch with a bunch of the Peace Corps volunteers from those years in Tunisia, 1963-1965. I would welcome the opportunity to share with DC area RPCV's some of the arts and entertainment events that I am involved in producing--and look forward to connecting with the extended Peace Corps family.