Letter from Caspers Park
2005.09.14 15:06
Moon Gi Kang,
Ph.D. June 11, 2005
Professor
School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
College of Engineering,
Yonsei University
Dear Professor Moon Gi Kang
I wish to thank you for your many venues of volunteerism here at Caspers Wilderness Park.
During the past 9 months, you have been a most valuable volunteer assisting with our park Astronomy Programs. Your help in conducting presentations to several youth groups, which has had a positive impact on numerous young people in Boy Scout, Indian Guides and other groups. This is a great way to demonstrate exciting avenues of Astronomy to our future adults. You encourage these young folks with your enthusiasm and interest in Science, and Astronomy. Thank you!
You have been very dependable in assisting with our monthly park Star Parties, which is always a popular event. Our park visitors really enjoy the work and beauty of your outstanding Astrophotography. This is demonstrated by the excitement your photos generate at all of our Astronomy Events.
The recently posted Astrophotography display board that you created, with the assistance of your students, has received excellent reviews, from both staff and visitors alike. It is very professional looking and pleasing to the eye. Excellent work on an exhibit which will help promote our monthly programs.
The last point of my appreciation for your efforts here at Caspers Wilderness Park, is very personal. You have taken the time to help teach me many scientific techniques of your Astrophotography work. Your knowledge and willingness to share it makes you one of the most wonderful volunteers I have hade the pleasure to work with. Thank you for all of your work and help. I think you are a most amazing, kind, and incredibly intelligent human being. My life is enhanced for the better from having met you. Thanks again. Your friend, Stan.
Respectfully,
Stan Bengtson,
Senior Park Ranger,
Caspers Wilderness Park
33401 Ortega Hwy
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
Ph.D. June 11, 2005
Professor
School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
College of Engineering,
Yonsei University
Dear Professor Moon Gi Kang
I wish to thank you for your many venues of volunteerism here at Caspers Wilderness Park.
During the past 9 months, you have been a most valuable volunteer assisting with our park Astronomy Programs. Your help in conducting presentations to several youth groups, which has had a positive impact on numerous young people in Boy Scout, Indian Guides and other groups. This is a great way to demonstrate exciting avenues of Astronomy to our future adults. You encourage these young folks with your enthusiasm and interest in Science, and Astronomy. Thank you!
You have been very dependable in assisting with our monthly park Star Parties, which is always a popular event. Our park visitors really enjoy the work and beauty of your outstanding Astrophotography. This is demonstrated by the excitement your photos generate at all of our Astronomy Events.
The recently posted Astrophotography display board that you created, with the assistance of your students, has received excellent reviews, from both staff and visitors alike. It is very professional looking and pleasing to the eye. Excellent work on an exhibit which will help promote our monthly programs.
The last point of my appreciation for your efforts here at Caspers Wilderness Park, is very personal. You have taken the time to help teach me many scientific techniques of your Astrophotography work. Your knowledge and willingness to share it makes you one of the most wonderful volunteers I have hade the pleasure to work with. Thank you for all of your work and help. I think you are a most amazing, kind, and incredibly intelligent human being. My life is enhanced for the better from having met you. Thanks again. Your friend, Stan.
Respectfully,
Stan Bengtson,
Senior Park Ranger,
Caspers Wilderness Park
33401 Ortega Hwy
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
