Free Burma Rangers Encore

David grew up as a missionary kid in Thailand. He has been a Corp Cadet at A&M, Army Ranger, Special Forces Detachment Commander, and Fuller Seminary grad. For the past 20+ years he has led the Free Burma Rangers, a multi-ethnic relief organization responding to those in need in conflict zones around the world.

A graduate of Seattle Pacific University, Karen was pursuing a career in special education when she met Dave. As she and Dave responded to conflict in Asia, they have raised three children, Sahale, Suuzanne, and Peter all on the front lines alongside other families. Her focus on relief missions is developing and leading the Good Life Club, and program focused on communicating joy and love to women and children living in conflict areas.

Sahale is the eldest of the Eubank children. She is an active participant in FBR, helping leading children’s programs, perform medical treatment, and film and document atrocities on the front lines.

Suuzanne is also an active participant in relief missions with FBR. Learning to swim in Burma’s raging rivers, she helps treat wounded, distribute relief supplies, and encourages families and children.

Peter, like the rest of his family, actively helps contribute to relief efforts on the front lines. All three of the Eubank children find ways of building relationships and bringing hope to others their age in conflict areas.

Monkey is ethnic Karenni, and is one of the founding members of the Free Burma Rangers. A former resistance fighter in the Karenni area of Burma (Myanmar), he helped initiate FBR’s program to document human rights abuses on the front lines using film and photo to tell people’s stories. He is also a chaplain with FBR. He lives on the Thai-Burma border with his wife and children, when he isn’t traveling on relief missions around the world.