Pack Your Bags! We Are Going to Guinea, West Africa - Gray, Kelli M
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My daughter, Monique F. Gray, was a Peace Corps volunteer who served in Guinea, West Africa. Monique served in Guinea for 27 months. Visiting Monique for two weeks gave me a chance to explore the community, learn about the culture, and help make a difference in some of the teen girls' lives that I met. My experience was very rewarding.

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My daughter, Monique F. Gray, was a Peace Corps volunteer who served in Guinea, West Africa. Monique served in Guinea for 27 months. Visiting Monique for two weeks gave me a chance to explore the community, learn about the culture, and help make a difference in some of the teen girls' lives that I met. My experience was very rewarding.
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Kelli Monique Gray was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is the daughter of Saundra E. and the late James W. Gray, Jr. Kelli is the mother of twin daughters, Domonique F. and Monique F. Gray. Kelli married Darryl A. Webb; they officially became a team on April 15, 2017, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her daughters are her biggest supporters. They were known as the Three Amigos. Kelli received an associate degree from Community College of Philadelphia (CCP), a bachelor's and master's degree from Alvernia University, Reading, PA.Kelli's hobbies consist of traveling and reading. She enjoys walking, spending time in the sun, meditating and self-care. Presently, Kelli and Darryl have a small business, Kelli and the Juice Krew, LLC. They sell all-natural juices (no sugar or preservatives added), all-natural hair and body oils, and all-natural soaps.Kelli is also a co-author of Beauty for Ashes, Message of Hope: An Anthology. Kelli's chapter is titled "My Past Gave Me a Path To The Future." Her story is about her childhood sexual trauma and overcoming challenges to be a productivecitizen in this world.Kelli is employed with the City of Philadelphia, Department of Human Services (DHS), as a social worker in the child welfare system. She was also a teacher in Philadelphia charter schools.