They should go after the Peace Corps for putting her there to begin with, she was inserted into an African Village with no support or security, just a 24 year old white girl in Africa? Basically she got raped and murdered by wild niggers, what did they think was going to happen to her? The world isn't like a Disney cartoon, and fuzzy thinking libtards need to wake the fuck up.
Oh wait...."we're all the same, it's only skin color". LOLOLOLOL
@MrMadmardin men are horrible wherever you go so its just not about africa. I live in Japan and my Japanese friend went to live in the usa. She was raped by the so called big time christian dad. Most japanese would say... japanese girl going to america. thats a darwin award. So my friend there is violence everywhere. Africa has many resources and yes there is a lot of violence but we have to do something to overcome that and work for peace throughout the world.
@MrMadmardin I think when they send women over to those unstable areas they should not go alone. Those women that kate was also trying to help out were abused also so i know they appreciate her help. But hate has too much of a strong hold in this world. I would love to work in part of africa and help people but I am afraid of the same thing happening to me also. so I commend Kate for her bravery.
This trubite to Kate is so beautiful and touching that I couldn't help but get goosbumps watching it, it really touched me. She seemed like an incredible, amazing person. I also lost my sister in Africa, and it's really hard losing a person you love but how much more when they are so special, so gifted, so loving. But our comfort is in knowing that they accomplished their mission in this world and that now they are in paradise in the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ.
I had the chance to share a dinner with Kate in 2007 at her host family in Lokossa, where she was learning the Benin local language, just before moving to her community north of Benin. I have one word in mind when I remember her: smile, what a beautiful smile she had. I'm returning to Benin in 2 days, before I leave, I look again at this video and remind how Kate shone with happiness when I met her at the beginning of her Benin journey.
Jean-Francois Boyd, coordinator for Canada World Youth
i didnt know kate but i knew her mom and dad..they teached at my skool..her mom was my teacher she always talked about how proud she was of her daughter...she talked to much about her that i felt like i knew her..from the storys she told us she sounded like a great person..i was in her class when my teacher got the news
My thoughts are with Kate's family. I never knew her, but am a RPCV from Benin. I appreciate her dedication for change and optimism. It is so sad that this happened.
I wasn't able to view this video till now but will light a candle for Kate today. I met Kate through my younger sister who was a close friend of Kate's. What I remember most about Kate was that she was always smiling and brightened a room simply by entering it. Her inner joy, compassion, and caring nature shone behind that smile and I know that the world was a better place with her in it. However, in her memory, we all can do our part to continue her work. My thoughts & prayers are w/her family.
Never Knew Kate, wish that i could of had the privilage thoght, she seems like a true a heart-warming person, she did many many good things according to the video, and i will charish this video, for it showing that Kate was just an all out good person and that she did not deserve what she recived. i did not light a candle. i missed the date. but i light on in my heart fot he Puzey Faimly and Kate.
Our thoughts are with Kate's family and friends. Our son is a PCV in Benin right now. Her memory and spirit live on there. We will cry and we will light a candle for Kate. Thanks for sharing. MaryJane and Dave Cowell
I never new Kate , but from this tribute i can tell that she was a wonderful person, and i know that many people love her, and are thankful for what she did for them. I will also light a candle for Kate
Its very sad what happened to her. I know her mom and dad......they teach at my school. Today (March 11, 2010) is the day that she was killed last year. At my school, we lit candles in honor of her wonderful spirit. I may not have known her directly, but I do know her. She was a wonderful person, always doing things for the world. And no, she never wanted anything in return. Please ask me questions about her if you need to. I can answer any questions you have. And please Light A Candle For Kate
My candle is burning in honor of Kate....such a wonderful tribute to a wonderful person. May her light always shine. My heart, my prayers and my love go out to all the Puzey & Benson Family. God Bless You All. Mary Lee Sims Robinson
Kate I don't know you or your family. But I can truly, from the bottom of my heart say I love you. I love you because you made this world a little better for all of us. I will light a candle in your honor. Your bravery is testament to true humanity.
I will light a candle for Kate and for all the good she represented. My tears are still flowing yet I know her story will continue to push me towards social justice in our world. Love from a Peace Corps sister, Teresa Rugg
What a beautiful tribute that captures kate's spirit! We, too, will be lighting a candle in memory of Kate tomorrow. Her family and friends are in our prayers.
did they go after the people who killed her? or at least try to stop kids from being used for sex? im sure thats what she would have wanted...
lunatiko2005 2 months ago
@lunatiko2005
They should go after the Peace Corps for putting her there to begin with, she was inserted into an African Village with no support or security, just a 24 year old white girl in Africa? Basically she got raped and murdered by wild niggers, what did they think was going to happen to her? The world isn't like a Disney cartoon, and fuzzy thinking libtards need to wake the fuck up.
Oh wait...."we're all the same, it's only skin color". LOLOLOLOL
Blahblobify 1 month ago
saw her on 20/20....this is so sad :-(
MYheroMJrip 9 months ago
White girl going to Africa? That's a darwin award.
MrMadmardin 9 months ago
@MrMadmardin men are horrible wherever you go so its just not about africa. I live in Japan and my Japanese friend went to live in the usa. She was raped by the so called big time christian dad. Most japanese would say... japanese girl going to america. thats a darwin award. So my friend there is violence everywhere. Africa has many resources and yes there is a lot of violence but we have to do something to overcome that and work for peace throughout the world.
khalilahinjapan 7 months ago
@MrMadmardin I think when they send women over to those unstable areas they should not go alone. Those women that kate was also trying to help out were abused also so i know they appreciate her help. But hate has too much of a strong hold in this world. I would love to work in part of africa and help people but I am afraid of the same thing happening to me also. so I commend Kate for her bravery.
khalilahinjapan 7 months ago
<3
swifi28 1 year ago
This trubite to Kate is so beautiful and touching that I couldn't help but get goosbumps watching it, it really touched me. She seemed like an incredible, amazing person. I also lost my sister in Africa, and it's really hard losing a person you love but how much more when they are so special, so gifted, so loving. But our comfort is in knowing that they accomplished their mission in this world and that now they are in paradise in the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ.
RagazzaFit25 1 year ago
I had the chance to share a dinner with Kate in 2007 at her host family in Lokossa, where she was learning the Benin local language, just before moving to her community north of Benin. I have one word in mind when I remember her: smile, what a beautiful smile she had. I'm returning to Benin in 2 days, before I leave, I look again at this video and remind how Kate shone with happiness when I met her at the beginning of her Benin journey.
Jean-Francois Boyd, coordinator for Canada World Youth
jfboyd 1 year ago
This is a beautiful tribute to a beautiful person. Thank you for sharing, and for continuing to believe in the work that your daughter was doing.
jwkosten 1 year ago
i didnt know kate but i knew her mom and dad..they teached at my skool..her mom was my teacher she always talked about how proud she was of her daughter...she talked to much about her that i felt like i knew her..from the storys she told us she sounded like a great person..i was in her class when my teacher got the news
GSArreguin 1 year ago
My thoughts are with Kate's family. I never knew her, but am a RPCV from Benin. I appreciate her dedication for change and optimism. It is so sad that this happened.
mallamud14 1 year ago
I wasn't able to view this video till now but will light a candle for Kate today. I met Kate through my younger sister who was a close friend of Kate's. What I remember most about Kate was that she was always smiling and brightened a room simply by entering it. Her inner joy, compassion, and caring nature shone behind that smile and I know that the world was a better place with her in it. However, in her memory, we all can do our part to continue her work. My thoughts & prayers are w/her family.
gharway5 1 year ago
Never Knew Kate, wish that i could of had the privilage thoght, she seems like a true a heart-warming person, she did many many good things according to the video, and i will charish this video, for it showing that Kate was just an all out good person and that she did not deserve what she recived. i did not light a candle. i missed the date. but i light on in my heart fot he Puzey Faimly and Kate.
moviesbyjoshua 1 year ago
Our thoughts are with Kate's family and friends. Our son is a PCV in Benin right now. Her memory and spirit live on there. We will cry and we will light a candle for Kate. Thanks for sharing. MaryJane and Dave Cowell
davidcowell1 1 year ago
I never new Kate , but from this tribute i can tell that she was a wonderful person, and i know that many people love her, and are thankful for what she did for them. I will also light a candle for Kate
200352543 1 year ago
Its very sad what happened to her. I know her mom and dad......they teach at my school. Today (March 11, 2010) is the day that she was killed last year. At my school, we lit candles in honor of her wonderful spirit. I may not have known her directly, but I do know her. She was a wonderful person, always doing things for the world. And no, she never wanted anything in return. Please ask me questions about her if you need to. I can answer any questions you have. And please Light A Candle For Kate
LaurenLuvsTweety 1 year ago
My candle is burning in honor of Kate....such a wonderful tribute to a wonderful person. May her light always shine. My heart, my prayers and my love go out to all the Puzey & Benson Family. God Bless You All. Mary Lee Sims Robinson
tybeeagain 1 year ago
An amazing tribute to an amazing person. Hard to believe its been a year. I will light be lighting a candle for Kate.
Alienmando 1 year ago
A beautiful tribute...Kate, I light a candle for you.
catchwork2 1 year ago
Kate I don't know you or your family. But I can truly, from the bottom of my heart say I love you. I love you because you made this world a little better for all of us. I will light a candle in your honor. Your bravery is testament to true humanity.
mmballa 1 year ago
I will light a candle for Kate and for all the good she represented. My tears are still flowing yet I know her story will continue to push me towards social justice in our world. Love from a Peace Corps sister, Teresa Rugg
TeresaRugg8 1 year ago
What a beautiful tribute that captures kate's spirit! We, too, will be lighting a candle in memory of Kate tomorrow. Her family and friends are in our prayers.
Gary and Anilu
Anilu58Ser 1 year ago
What a beautiful video, honoring a truly beautiful human being. I never met Kate, but yes, I will light a candle for her on March 11th.
barakah856 1 year ago
We will light a candle and we will never forget.
Mark Loehrke and Judy Johnson (Carly's parents)
Loehrke1 1 year ago
We will light a candle in memory of Kate and her remarkable spirit and a second one for her parents, family and those who loved her.
Sharon
sharonrushcamp 1 year ago