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About Us
THE FORLEH FAMILY originally came from a little village in Foya District, Lofa County, Liberia, West Africa. Kolojoe, the village, is about 15 miles from the Guinean border, and 20 miles from the Sierra Leonean border. The family is a member of the Kissi, one of several African ethnic groups found in Liberia.
The family comprises largely of farmers who produce mainly rice and cassava. Over the years, owing to the Liberian civil war, many in the family traveled to the United States of America; some of them became American citizens.
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Years Celebrating Family Unity