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[08 february, Wednesday, 2012, 17:08:37] |
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Dear Pat,
Check w robinson helicopters. They have a conversion kit for the six cylinder Lycoming that allows it to run on regular pump gas. You maybe able to convert yours 206 to pump gas as well. Maybe that makes your operation cheaper?
Yours,
Hans |
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Irene Kiige |
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[31 january, Tuesday, 2012, 05:50:06] |
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Pat Patten,
We would like to commend you for the good work you are doing and wish to inform you that we are glad to be of service to you.
In our efforts to serve you better, I would like to get in touch with you so we can look at the areas where we can continue serving you better.
Please respond and kindly give us an official mail we can contact you through.
Once again thanks for the continued partnership.
St. John Ambulance
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Katie Lawton |
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[24 january, Tuesday, 2012, 12:40:45] |
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Dear Father Pattern,
My name is Katie Lawton and I am a fourth year medical student at Manchester, UK. I am planning on an elective in Tanzania in March 2013, and while doing some research I came across the Africa Flying Doctors and thought it sounded a fantastic project!
Could you please tell me if you accept elective students on your project?
Many Thanks,
Katie |
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Arvid og Bo |
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[13 january, Friday, 2012, 17:58:54] |
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Hello
We are two 5th year medical students from Denmark, staying in Tanzania may-aug working at the district hospital, mediated through IMCC (International Medical Cooperation Committee)'s subcommision PIT.
We are hopingwe would expirience a medical flight with the Flying Docters in Tanzania - it's been highly recomended.
Sincirely yours. / Arvid and Bo |
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Brijesh |
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[12 january, Thursday, 2012, 13:05:24] |
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Dear Fr. Patten
I am a pilot ,holding CPL with instrument rating . And i am planning to come over to Tanzania in March and i have read a lot about your organisation and now i plan to spend some time in Charity flying and if its possible with you it will be a pleasure . I will be coming over with C206 on my license .
Waiting for positive reply .
Thank you for all the work you doing for humanity . |
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MATTHEW J PATTON |
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[08 january, Sunday, 2012, 22:14:44] |
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Hello! I am looking to come down there from the US and start knocking on doors applying for a job. I'm a pilot with 330 hours. I have 100 hours experience out in the Alaskan bush and prefer to be where it's hot, not cold! Are you looking for any pilots at this time? |
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Katie Lawton |
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[07 january, Saturday, 2012, 17:12:09] |
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Dear Father Pattern,
My name is Katie Lawton and I am a fourth year medical student at Manchester, UK. I am planning on an elective in Tanzania in March 2013, and while doing some research I came across the Africa Flying Doctors and thought it sounded a fantastic project!
Could you please tell me if you accept elective students on your project?
Many Thanks,
Katie |
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Joe Piper |
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[16 november, Wednesday, 2011, 01:13:35] |
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Dear fr Patten,
My name is Joe Piper and I’m a final year medical student at Oxford University. I was really impressed with the work that you and flying medical services do. I was wondering if it would be possible to spend part of my time as an elective student with flying doctors between April 28th – June 1st 2012 (preferably at either end of this block). I also help run a charity involved with medical textbooks and would be happy to bring out some BNF’s and any other books that can be of use.
I’m really interested in global health and paediatrics, and was president of Oxford Global Health Group. I have accepted a paediatric job in Liverpool at Alder Hey Hospital, combining clinical work and research, linked to the Tropical Medicine School.
Thanks very much
Joe
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Sophie McIntyre |
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[13 november, Sunday, 2011, 17:38:58] |
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Dear Father Patten,
I am a 4th year medical student at the University of Dundee in Scotland. I am traveling with another colleague to Zanzibar in July 2012 to carry out a medical elective but we were hoping to spend some time doing out reach work as well and I came across this. I was wondering if you have any positions for 2 students in August 2012 for a couple of weeks and if possible if you could send us more information about the flying medical service? I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards
Sophie McIntyre |
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Nicki Dickson |
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[10 november, Thursday, 2011, 17:13:39] |
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Dear Fr. Patten
I am a medical student at Brighton and Sussex Medical School in England. I have completed my third year of medical training and am currently part-way through a Masters course in Control of Infectious Diseases. I would love to volunteer with you this coming summer anytime in July- August 2012. I was wondering if you would be able to accommodate me?
Thank you very much for your help in advance
Nicola Dickson |
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Gayathri Jayasinghe |
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[30 october, Sunday, 2011, 08:37:54] |
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Dear Father Pat
Its Gayathri Jayasinghe from Australia and the University of Western Sydney. Another student named Patrick Pender and I have signed up to do a clinic with you on the 9-12th of January 2012.
You asked me to contact you approximately a month or so we arrived, just to confirm a few details. I have tried calling you, but unfortunately Im unable to get through. My email address is gayathri.j111@gmail .com, feel free to contact me and let me know of anything I will need.
I'm very excited to see you soon.
Sincerely Gaya. |
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Rhiannon Evans |
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[15 october, Saturday, 2011, 18:43:08] |
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I would like to express my interest in volunteering with the flying medical service during my elective period. I am currently in my 5th year at University College London and am looking to spend 6 weeks in Africa on my elective which is in September/November 2012.
I look forward to hearing your reply, I have detailed further information about myself and why I am interested in this placement in an email as well.
I look forward to hearing back from you
Thanks
Rhiannon Evans |
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De Vos Thomas |
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[06 october, Thursday, 2011, 12:02:13] |
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Hello,
I'm so sorry for the late respons but we had to wait for more than 3 months before our school decided which students can go to Africa and which students had to stay in Belgium.
We had very good news and we can come to Tanzania. We hope that we still can fly with you and that our dream still can become reality.
We also got an exact date for flying with you: from the 5th of March until the 11th of March. It's also no problem for us to travel for more than 3 days with you, we have than a lot of time so maybe we can travel 6 days with you if it's possible.
We hope that we get a positive mail back!
In Advaced, I thank you for spending your time in reading this mail!
Sven and Thomas |
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Emily Brown |
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[30 september, Friday, 2011, 03:03:29] |
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Hello,
I am traveling to Tanzania next year with my family and was wondering if you needed a registered nurse and/or surgeon to come volunteer with you. We are very interested in your program. Please tell me more, thanks!! |
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Hein Gorris |
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[26 august, Friday, 2011, 10:28:50] |
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Goodmorning FMS,
hope your organisation runs safe and sound.
This wil be a very short message just to ask if you need a well trained, enthousiastic pilot. If so, i'll be glad to give all the details nescesary.
Enjoy your weekend,
Hein. |
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Gayathri Jayasinghe |
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[17 august, Wednesday, 2011, 16:20:35] |
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Dear Flying Medical Service and Father Pat.My name is Gayathri Jayasinghe and I am currently a fourth year Medical student at the University of Western Sydney in Sydney Australia. I was born in Tanzania Dar es Salaam and I am returning in order to do a Medical Elective for several weeks at the end of this year with the Kilamanjaro Christian Medical Centre. Along with my fellow students Patrick Pender, Mathew Crilly and Jin Ho Lee.
We have heard of the amazing service which your organisation provides to the people of Tanzania and we were hoping for an opportunity to volunteer with you. We will be in Tanzania from the 25th of November 2011 to the 5th of January 2012. If it is possible for you to have for any period of time within these dates please allow us to join you in your wonderful work.
Thank you so much for your consideration, please feel free to email me if you require any more information.
Sincerely Gayathri Jayasinghe |
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Neroy Carter |
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http://www.ridgeview2400.com |
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[15 august, Monday, 2011, 07:05:23] |
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Greeting Pat
I trust I have the right address in order to reach you. I am Neroy Carter from Ashtabula, Ohio. The mother of a student that will be spending some time with you next year gave me your name. A colleague and I, Lord willing, after traveling to Nigeria then Kenya will spend a short peroid of time In Moshe Tanzania. We would love to me you, however, I'm trying to locate a dear brother by the name of Rogers. He was my interpreter some 12 or 13 years ago when I tought a number of pastor there. Does the name mean anything to you? You have my email address and I trust our paths will cross. Be well
Neroy Carter
Phone office 440 998-2400
Cell 440 969-8471 |
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Jerry |
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[13 august, Saturday, 2011, 04:13:16] |
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Hello,
I am read to volunterr for a pilot job with your company. Please let me know if any position is available. Thanks & God bless.
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Elizabeth Hall |
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[09 august, Tuesday, 2011, 07:03:00] |
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Hello Father Patten,
I am a fourth year medical student at Wright State University and am planning a medical elective, with a fellow student, in Arusha during January and February of 2012. I would love the opportunity to volunteer with your organization, as this would be a wonderful experience. I plan on focusing a majority of my medical career on international health, specifically in Africa. If you need any other information from me, please let me know. Thank you for your time
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Hall
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