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JULY 2008

JULY 2007

Fundiswa Ntsheyiya: I would like to say to you enjoy the fun run. May God five you all strength for the walk. We are thinking and praying for you as Brockbank students in South Africa for the work you are doing.

Thabisa Mbuyisa: I ‘m so grateful for the opportunity that you have given me for completing my matric, because matric is the key to success, to the future. I know that by helping us you helping the nation, you helping the poor and you helping business women of tomorrow. Thank you very much and my kindly regards to you all, I love you.

Thobeka Mbovane: I just want to express my appreciation for all that you have done for me and other sisters. You have helped us to have hope in life and look forward with our brighter future. The love that you have has brought lite into our lives. Thank you all, I love you.

Xoliswa Mayaba: I’m so much grateful for the opportunity you’ve given me to finish up my studies, really you are sister in zion. The love I have for you is endless because now I’m able to knock doors with my certificate in General Office Support and next year I’ll be doing my second year and I hope one day to do the same to others because serving one another with all thy hearts Heavenly Father is looking and the blessing that you gonna receive will be powerful and they will encourage me and you to go forward with faith to success, our journey to eternity or to life eternal. I’m proud to be a sister to such wonderful sister like you and God bless you.

Busisiwe Velapi: I’m one of the Brockbank students and I’m enjoying at church, we are quite having much fun with sister Shirley and she is so kind. I would like to thank you guys for helping us to further our studies. Really the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is true. I love my Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ is his son hello to the others, I love you.

Zandile Hongana:  Just want to say thank you for all that you do and have done for us and other sisters in fundraising for Brockbank. We do appreciate it and we love you for that. Thank you.

Nomphelo Goda: I am one of the many greatful members of the Brockbank fund. The love that you show for us people you don’t even know is just amazing. The Brockbank has been so much help to me and my family, I now write to you with confidence that one day I will be able to provide for my family. Your kindness is beyond words. You are truly people of God. You have just made my life more meaningful by providing me with the right to continue with my studies to better my life and of those close to me. I will forever be grateful to you and the rest of the members of the BEF in the admin. Thank you so much.

Thobeka Ntwanambi: I just want to say my gratitude and appreciation for the effort everyone has contributed to make our lives easier this side. We don’t know what we would have done without your assistance. Thank you so much, this fund means a lot to us. We are going to make the best of it and make our lives better so that we can make our country a better place.  We love you all.

Angela Ntwanambi: I would like to say hi to everyone am hoping that everyone will have a great day today. I just wanted to say thank you for the wonderful work you are doing for us and know that we love and appreciate you.

Yanga Bushula: To everyone who is assisting with the Brockbank fund and especially those who are taking part in the park walk, I would like to express my deepest gratitude. Most importantly to the little ones who even sacrifice their allowance for us.

Nontsikelelo Gwantshu: I would love to show my gratitude and appreciation to all the wonderful help you’re giving to me because without it I wouldn’t be able to further my studies. I am grateful for the love and support that you’re giving to me and the best break because what you have done to me is so much healing. I am so much thankful to all of you for the best work that you have done for me. Thank you Sister Shirley Corrigan for the patience and loving sister that you are. God bless you all and may he keep on blessing you with the wonderful blessings.

JULY 2006

From our Board Chairman Gary Human (2006): "Sister Kaluwa has received high praise from her insitution for her good results in her social work/care giver vocational training. Her training in the field of social work, specializing in HIV AIDS, is critically important to the community. Persons with such specialized social worker background... are the best solutions to the AIDS problem that threatens to derail South Africa's economy and political stability."

Fundiswa Ntsheyiya – I am so thankful for the fund. Keep up the good work, the work that you do is helping us sisters in Mdantsane.

Amanda Mzamo – I think this is a good program, even though I only attended a few classes, I think it’s the best for the women of the Lord. It’s a blessing to be part of it. Thank you, I really appreciate it.

Zandile Hongana – I wish you all the best. People like you are hard to find, you are one in a million. Thank you for the fund

Asanda Mpofu – I really appreciate your kindness sisters and brothers. Thanks so much for your rescue.

Bulelwa Nonxuba – The fund has made a huge difference in my life. I would like to thank the fund and the family for their sacrifice for me and for their encouragement. The fund has been very helpful. I’m very grateful. Thank you very much. God bless.

Thabisa Mbuyisa – I’m so grateful that I have a chance to study my matrice again, but being a Brockbank student mean a lot to me. I know that education is the key to success. I’m looking forward to persue my dream and do IT.

Nomathamsanga Ntwanambi – I would like to show my greatest appreciation to the Brockbank education Fund for giving us the chance for us to study for a better education. I want to say to the Webber family, carry on and keep putting smiles on. Those unfortuned families thank you so much for your sacrifices. We hope that we will make you proud and also try to help others. May God bless you and give you strength to carry on and the love to stay strong as a family.

Siphokazi Mazimba – The Brockbank fund is there to stay for life! The message I give to the Webber family and of course those who are giving the helping hand is: keep up the good work and may God bless you and give you many more years to live. Thank you very much for making the big difference to my life.

Busisiwe Velapi – I’m so very greatful for the Brockbank Education Fund and know it’s going to help me further my studies for higher qualification and feel so happy about it.

Phumza Mlityalwa – I am very glad to get this opportunity in this church. I’m proud to be a member of the church. Thanks for everything and I will enjoy the class.

Xoliswe Mayaba – I’m so grateful for what you guys are doing for the girls in South Africa, even me. I didn’t know where to go after my matric, but now I know because you guys have shown us the love that you have for us. And I thank you and I’m gonna continue doing my studies here in MSC Collage and continue supporting Brockbankbank Fund.

Natsikeleo – I’m grateful I had the chance to be able to have an opportunity of knowing and joining the Brockbank Education Fund. I know that it is going to help me a lot because if I didn’t get to know it, I wouldn’t be this excited about following my dreams and having a better future to look forward to. Thank you Brockbank Education Fund.

Thobeka Mbovane - It has been wonderful to me having the Brockbank Fund and the boardmembers have been wonderful to us, assisting us in every way they can. I’ve learnt a lot in my life as I have been in the B.E.F. and Sr Corrigan and her classes have helped a lot. Thank you for all that you do to help us obtain an education. You are wonderful and amazing people. May God bless you Nancy and your family.

Lerato Pholo – The Brockbank fund has helped me achieve my goals and reach my potential.

Nontuthuzelo Gushman – The fund has been a blessing in my life and I know that the Webbers have been sent by our Father in Heaven to help us here and I’m greatfull for everything they have done for me. I pray that this will last forever, in order to help not only us but every sister in South Africa.

Chwayita Mpohlo – I’m not sure I would persue my career if it wasn’t for this fund. It’s been a blessing to my life and I’m greatful. It’s helping a lot of us who cannot go to school because of financial problems at home.

Khanya Nqai – I’m grateful for this opportunity. It feels wonderful to know that someone cares and loves me. The Brockbank Fund has been a breath of fresh air in my life and to my family.

Angela Ntwanambi – It is the most rewarding experience to be one of the students of Brockbank. I’m so grateful for your kindness and love. I hope that God blesses you to have many more years to see this fund grow. We love you and appreciate you and remember that you are an angel sent from above to bless our lives. Thank you.

Nomphelo Goda – The BEF is by far the most assisting organization. And gives me the opportunity to be part of it is such a wonderful experience. You have no idea how grateful I am for your love and support that you give to us in South Africa, while there are very few opportunities for black people to get education and for that I love you.

Thobeka Ntwanambi – I’m grateful for the Brockbank Fund, it has helped me to improve my life and be a better person, I hope you will have hearts that never tire. Thank you so much.

Thembisa Mpohlo – Brockbank Education Fund is the best fund, it helps us in so many ways that other funds could have never done, it also helps us on our life skills and as a member of this fund I would like to say thank you very much for every thing you are doing for us.

Yanga Bushula – I am truly grateful to the Fund for everything that they have done. I mean no one forced them to start up this fund, but it was out of the goodness of their hearts. If it wasn’t for them, I wouldn’t have been able to study this year.

JUNE 2004

Zoliswa Qoza: "Your generosity has been an answer to my prayers and I have no doubt in my heart that if you ask with a sincere heart it shall be given unto you. I am studying Security Management and I will be finishing this November, afterwards I will be looking for employment and chances for me to be employed are high and in five years time I will be a shareholder or managing my own security company." (Zoliswa's home is amoung the shacks, no electricity or water. She got a job at the World Cup Cricket Matches which were held in South Africa.)

Sinah Seti: "I am a 25 year old woman. I come from a big family, unfortunately I didn't get a chance to further my studies. But because of faith in 2002 you made my dreams come true. I am a first year student at Technikon South Africa doing Transport Economics. My dream is to become a Economist in a big transport industry in South africa. I enjoy it very much but need an effort to succeed. If you were not there for me I would not be in this position. Thanks a lot of the good heart."

Unathi Mini: "I choose to do a Debtor/Creditors Controllers Diploma with the Academy of Learning as it is internationally accredited and so far I have been doing good. When I heard about the Brockbank Fund I was stunned that someone who does not even know us, could put all her faith in us and allow is to make something of ourselves. The only thing left for me to do is not to let you down. I hope the legacy of the Brockbank will live on for generations to come."

Nolubabalo Gwangqa: "You made a huge difference in my life. After my grandmother died I never had hope in my life, she was the only person I had faith in. I had a bad life with my family whereby I have to live on the street for four years. There were times I was hungry and lonely but I knew all I have to do is to endure with faith in the Lord. Now I am doing 2nd year in Public Relations. You made me a human being with something that I can have in life. The candle that you brought will always shine in my life."

Dec. 2003

Nomingaye Mbi: "You don't know how much this means to me. I've been waiting for this oportunity for many years. I will be doing electrical engineering at Technicon SA. Please send my love to everyone." (Nomingaye had not been able to finish secondary school because her father died. She was 27 years old and working as a domestic when we met her.)