- reported by Aung Myint Htun

Karen and other ethnic people from Myanmar/Burma, now residing in Fort Wayne of the USA as expatriates and refugees, this week held celebrations to mark Karen traditional New Year.

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4 Responses to “Photo: Karen New Year Celebration in Fort Wayne”

  • #1 kerlayder Says:

    hi how is going i am karen and i live in USA boston i want to did a new years like u guy but we dont have alot people i love all u guy bye

  • #2 Saw Lar Moo Say Says:

    Hello will someone help me? because I want to do a celebrate of Karen In Michigan state of United States. That one I don’t have enough experience to do it. I just learn it by internet online so that not enough of me. I need to help me message for share to the celebrate. please email me. I’m who from Thailand. I’m learning English about one year and I trying to organize Karen people who around me. Because no community in my state. I was from a country side of Burma. So I don’t have enough know about our Karen people. Actually I love my Karen race. Please contact me by my using email sawlarmoosay@gmail.com or my “facebook” at (Saw Lar Moo Say) I has been in United State about one year. So later I will create a website for Karen community, that one my plan. Thank you anyway sir / miss.
    Sincerely (Saw Lar Moo Say)

  • #3 Saw Lar Moo Say Says:

    ???????????????????? ????????????????????? ???????????? Grand Rapids Michigan United States ???????????????? ????????????? ??????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ?????? ????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????? ??????? ??????????? ??? ??????????????????? ???????????????? ??????????? ???????????????????? ?????????? Karen community ??????????????????? November ? ????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????? ??????????????????? ????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ????????????????????? ????????????? ????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????? ??????????? ?????????? ????????????? ????????????????????? ??????? ???????????????? ?????????????? ??????????? ????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ???????????????? ????????????????? ???????????????? ??????????????? Karen community ???????????????? ????????????????
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    1.  We must respect and honor our organization by following through on commitments.
    2.  Our organization must progress by working to accomplish our goals according to the timeline we set.
    3.  Our main objective is to be a resource for the Burmese people who may need help and support.
    4.  Our organization should be effective and efficient.
    5.  We must not forget our politeness and kindness.
    6.  We must remain united and work together utilizing our different strengths.
    7.  This organization will work towards becoming large and powerful enough to achieve peace and freedom for all of our people.
    8.  Elections will be held once per year to agree upon our organization’s current leaders.
    9.  Do not hesitate to communicate with the organization.

    10. Do not be concerned with religion and politics.
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  • #4 Rhonda Wiley Says:

    I lived in Thailand between 1993 and 1996 volunteering for Ambassador Foundation. I helped a couple families relocate to Fort Wayne. I would love to get back in touch with them. I don’t know if the names Thimu and Hillier sound familiar to anyone there, but I was very close to them and the others that I helped. I would sure love to get back in touch with them. They are all very dear friends!! Thank you so much!! Love, Rhonda

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