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1. www.holtinternational.org › in-memory-of-molly-holtIn Memory of Molly Holt - Holt International

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   17 de may. de 2019 · It is with profound sadness that we share the heartbreaking news that Molly Holt, daughter of Holt founders Harry and Bertha Holt, passed away early in the morning on May 17 in Korea. She was 83 years old.

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3. www.holtinternational.org › continuing-molly-holtsMolly Holt's Legacy: Stories From Adoptive Families and Adoptees

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   23 de jun. de 2021 · Holt families and donors share about the impact that Molly Holt had on them and their children — and how her legacy continues on in their service to children with special needs.

4. www.instagram.com › molly_holtMolly Holt (@molly_holt) • Instagram photos and videos

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   306 Followers, 691 Following, 260 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Molly Holt (@molly_holt)

5. twitter.com › molly_holtMolly Holt (@Molly_Holt) | X

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6. academic.oup.com › nyu-press-scholarship-onlineHero or Villain? The Holts and the Korean Adoption Boom ...

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   Among the “perfect” children that the media highlighted, Molly Holt was the most prominent. Molly, the second-eldest daughter, played an important supporting role as her parents launched HAP. When she visited Korea for the first time after graduating from nursing school, she felt a clear calling from God to stay in Korea.

7. www.holtinternational.org › the-woman-who-servesThe Woman Who Serves in Faith - holtinternational.org

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   17 de jul. de 2013 · Molly Holt is the perfect example of a faithful servant of our Lord. My first memory of Molly is from her mother’s book about Holt’s beginnings, Seed from the East. Molly was in nursing school in 1956 when her parents, Harry and Bertha Holt, began the Holt adoption program in Korea.

8. magazine.wheaton.edu › stories › autumn-2019-alumniAll the Beautiful Children: Molly Holt ’64 has dedicated her ...

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   Often called the “Mother Teresa of Korea,” Molly Holt ’64 remembers the precise moment she committed her life to Korea’s orphans. It was December 1954, and her parents had just seen a World Vision documentary chronicling the tragic state of Korea’s war orphans.