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Welcome Randolph,
This list isn't especially active, but we post as much as we can for  Vets.
You are welcome to check out our web site at _http://nabv.org_ 
(http://nabv.org) . 
See you in Dallas
Dwight
 
Dwight D. Sayer
President,
The National Association of Blind  Veterans
A Division of the National Federation of the  Blind
 

 
 
In a message dated 1/24/2008 1:01:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
randolphc at kbti.org writes:

Hi  everyone.  I am new to the list.  I am a subscriber to the  national
association of blind students.  Today I learned about the  list and joined.
I entered the Army in 1971.  I had two brothers in  Nam when I enlisted so
I did not go to Nam.  I also had a younger  brother who joined the Marines
and went to Nam in 1974 to aide with the  evacuation.  My dad was in WWII. 
He served in Europe, the South  Pacific, and in Africa.  He made it home
safe, but late in life became  blind.  He died in 1998.  He did not learn
Braille.  My Aunt  was blind before I was born.  She knew Braille.  I
learned  Braille in 1995.  In 2000 I founded the Kansas Braille
Transcription  Institute to do Braille for others, and to teach Braille.

But, I did  not want to write a book here, I just wanted to say "Hi", and
to introduce  myself.


Best regards,


Randolph  Cabral,
President
Kansas Braille Transcription Institute, Inc.
1200  East Waterman
Wichita, Kansas 67211
Voice 316-265-9692
Fax  316-265-0184
www.kbti.org



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Welcome Randolph,
This list isn't especially active, but we post as much as we can for Vets.
You are welcome to check out our web site at http://nabv.org http://nabv.org
.
See you in Dallas
Dwight
Dwight D. Sayer
President,
The National Association of Blind Veterans
A Division of the National Federation of the Blind
 
 
In a message dated 1/24/2008 1:01:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, randolphc at kbti.org writes:
Hi everyone.  I am new to the list.  I am a subscriber to the national
association of blind students.  Today I learned about the list and joined.
I entered the Army in 1971.  I had two brothers in Nam when I enlisted so
I did not go to Nam.  I also had a younger brother who joined the Marines
and went to Nam in 1974 to aide with the evacuation.  My dad was in WWII.
He served in Europe, the South Pacific, and in Africa.  He made it home
safe, but late in life became blind.  He died in 1998.  He did not learn
Braille.  My Aunt was blind before I was born.  She knew Braille.  I
learned Braille in 1995.  In 2000 I founded the Kansas Braille
Transcription Institute to do Braille for others, and to teach Braille.
But, I did not want to write a book here, I just wanted to say "Hi", and
to introduce myself.
Best regards,
Randolph Cabral,
President
Kansas Braille Transcription Institute, Inc.
1200 East Waterman
Wichita, Kansas 67211
Voice 316-265-9692
Fax 316-265-0184
www.kbti.org
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