April 2008 Newsletter Edited by Terry Ratliff
I would first like to say thank you to all of you who have made donations in order to make sure the web site continues in existence. I also want to thank those of you who have sent in pictures for the web site.
Keep up the good work. You can submit your news bits on the Newsletters page.
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Anaco-San Tome' Reunions: |
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Annually The Last Weekend in July Friday, Saturday & Sunday AM
The Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel 7800 N. Interstate 35 Austin, Texas Tel: 1-800-403-4176
Carolyn Lowrey, Coordinator 195 Lakeland Dr, Lewisville, TX 75077-6912
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Date: 22-04-2008
Your email address: imery_fernandez@hotmail.com
The years you were in Venezuela: 1959-2008 ( I was Born is San Tomé) Also lived in Anaco & Morichal
Year graduated from Staff School: 1972
City and State you live in now: Caracas, Venezuela but I lived in San Tomé since 1990 until 2005... so I can Tell you some news from San Tomé
Passing Announcements: My Husband Juan Bernardo " Nano" Ramirez, San Tomé May 26Th 1995
Your Other News: My " Kids " - Luis Bernardo 28 years old - Juan Andres 22 & The twins Néstor Gabriel y Luis Alberto Ramírez Fernandez 21 My Parents : Luis & Gladys Fernández in Puerto Ordaz Brother Luis Javier in Puerto Ordaz Iliana Married to George Machado and lives in Florida My Sister Iracelys " Chely " Fernandez lives in Caracas In-Laws Nestor & Elba Ramírez doing just fine and living in Caracas.
Best regards, Imery
| Mary Lou Ratliff of Bumpass, Virginia died Wednesday, April 2, 2008. She is survived by her husband, Clyde A. Ratliff; two sons, Allen Ratliff and his wife, Starry, of Bumpass, and Terry C. Ratliff of Clearwater, Florida; one sister, five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. A graveside funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, April 5, in Holly Grove Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m. at the church. |
Submitted by: Jodie Sigala
As the main shopper for a family of six, I must shop big and Costco is a weekly trip. This weekend I saw boxes of mangoes from Peru, and as I approached the huge mostly green and red mangoes. They looked just like those beauties on all the trees in San Tome. For a minute, I was transported back to to those times when as a kid, there would be so many mangoes that we would knock down mangoes off trees with the mangoes on the ground just to get the perfect one. I have seen mangoes in grocery stores before, but these were the same kind, and I just had to buy them. My kids loved them so much, they were gone in record time. Maybe they have a little San Tome in them even if they have never been there. When I saw my three year old devour a whole mango I couldn't stop laughing.
The Ratliff Family
Gary Smith
Suzanne (Suzie) Dabney Jernigan
George Clifton
Gladys de Clermont Buff
Ken & Karen Smith
Paul Parker
Mike & Liz Akins
Jodie Sigala