Los Alamos Veterinarian Continues Educational Support For Afghanistan Village

Worked has begun on the concrete foundation for a Sarkar school in Afghanistan. Photo by Ayub Kharoti

Photo by Ayub Kharoti

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Bob Fuselier, a veterinarian in Los Alamos, began working with Dr. Mohammad Khan Kharoti on educational projects in Afghanistan several years ago and traveled to the country in 2012. He continues his support of educational projects in Afghanistan and wanted to share the latest progress with Los Alamos Daily Post readers.

Los Alamos veterinarian Bob Fuselier, right, with colleague Blake Batten at an airport in Afghanistan in 2012.  Photo by Ayub Kharoti

The most recent project involves the construction of a new Sarkar school in Afghanistan. Some 35 villagers are working on the new school, which at the same time helps them earn money to feed their families.

Fuselier is a 1982 graduate of the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine. His career has included farm animal medicine and surgery in western North Carolina, public health work in rural Honduras, vascular research in Louisiana and small animal medicine and surgery in Louisiana and New Mexico.

Fuselier is joined in his career by his wife and fellow veterinarian, Susan Park Fuselier. They have three adult children and three grandchildren and have lived in Los Alamos since 1993.

Photo by Ayub Kharoti

Photo by Ayub Kharoti

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