An Orphan of the Killing Fields: The Life Journey of an Orphan Survivor

ដំណើរជីវិតដែលមានជយ័ជំនះរបស់ក្មេងកំព្រាម្នាក់

Orphan of the Killing Fields. The Life Journey of an Orphan Survivor.

This is the story of a young man who went through the darkest regime and walked away from the grave. Both of Tony's parents died when he was only 16 years old. His only brother sent him to the refugee camp with a family friend in the hope that he could escape to another country.

During the journey into the refugee camp he experienced the darkest of nights, armed robbery and crossed the armed observation post. After enduring a year of hardship in the camp he was finally able to leave to another country. As an orphan, Tony had to work full-time and learn English to survive. He resettled in the United State with nothing in his pockets but with his determination to succeed. He worked over 12 hours a day for 19 years before taking his first vacation. He experienced many tragedies throughout his life, such as an armed robbery and the LA riots, but with his resilience he strived and succeeded. Tony started the one and only Khmer Television station (khmertv.com) in Southern California, broadcasting over the public airwaves free to a community that had never seen a Khmer Language Television station before. He is solely running multiple businesses and owns several properties in California and Arizona. Tony is happily married to his wife with a son and a granddaughter.

In An Orphan of the Killing Fields, he retells his incredible life journey, the challenges he faced, and how he was able to find success on his own merit. His mantra is "Play Dumb you may Learn, Play Dead you may Live and the power of A.S.K. will make you successful."

Thank you.