We thank Mrs. Dean, Mr. Phim, and Mrs. Pok for their time and talents to pass along their knowledge to our young generation. We also thank Mrs. Yean for her willingness to volunteer time with the group. Although she has no knowledge of dance, we always can count on her. These are her words: "Helping the Cambodian children find their roots through the culture adds more than words can say to them while they are growing in the western civilization. If I don't help now, who will? If more of us help, then more of the youngsters learn who we are as Khmer." Mrs. Chamroeun Yean graduated as school teacher in Phnom Penh right at the 1975 fallback, came to the USA in late 1979, is living with her two children in San Jose.
We thank Mrs. Dean, Mr. Phim, and Mrs. Pok for their time and talents to pass along their knowledge to our young generation. We also thank Mrs. Yean for her willingness to volunteer time with the group. Although she has no knowledge of dance, we always can count on her. These are her words: "Helping the Cambodian children find their roots through the culture adds more than words can say to them while they are growing in the western civilization. If I don't help now, who will? If more of us help, then more of the youngsters learn who we are as Khmer." Mrs. Chamroeun Yean graduated as school teacher in Phnom Penh right at the 1975 fallback, came to the USA in late 1979, is living with her two children in San Jose.
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