Sierra Leone Remembered

Esther
Megill had an extraordinary life experience in Sierra
Leone as a medical technologistextraordinary in the work she did, in the work
she helped others to do, and in the legacy of good will she left behind at the
time of her retirement.

Her book, Sierra Leone
Remembered, reads like an adventure novel.
Written in an easy conversational style, it is a true story whose
characters draw you into their world.
There are surprises at every turn and some will make you laugh along with
Esther and her friends. Some will make
you weep as she wept for the sick, displaced and those who lost their lives.

This author was there and she
takes you with her. Her stories have an
unmistakable ring of essential truth.
Other authors may have given us history lessons, descriptive passages, testamonials of faith, or glimpses into the culture and
everyday lives of people. Esther Megill gives all that and more. Her feast of photographs
tell thousands more stories at a glance.
Pull up a chair, open Sierra Leone Remembered, and you will see
and hear Esther tell her story in her own voice.

Her story inspires one to look
for the best in the human spirit despite circumstances. One sees that dedication to serve others with
compassion, courage and faith, and medicine blessed with Gods love, can make a
difference.
Sylvia
Smyth