Virginia

Her name is Virginia. A close family member, and friend to many; Who won’t think twice about assisting or helping you out, For She’ll stand in your corner, and support you outright; there can be no doubt. She’s done many things in her life. A mother, a grandmother, but above all of that, a very… Continue reading Virginia

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Eduardo

Ed was raised as a proud and true Puerto Rican. His Dad, very loving in his own way, taught him virtues as a kid that he be strong and kind. So God forbid, if his manners were ever out of line. If you know him well, you know that he is the product of two… Continue reading Eduardo

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Remembering Fred

My recollections of Fred… Even though I only knew him for a very few short time, I felt like I had known him for years. He seemed charismatic and true, yet always trying to get ahead. Always having a big smile, a real gentle and kind man; with not a mean streak in his body,… Continue reading Remembering Fred

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The Dream Lives On

As a kid of twelve, I saw Martin Luther King, Jr. on TV deliver his “I have a Dream” speech. His speech stirred me, and caused me to think about the man’s hope, and aspirations. Thought why couldn’t someone with the color of skin as his children be guaranteed his dream? Mr. King stated that… Continue reading The Dream Lives On

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Angels All Around Us

Everyone has had that kind of sensation or feeling, The certain something, That close call you almost had; then your heart is reeling. The time you felt someone behind you, Then when you turned around, you felt something breezed through, and felt it left and felt denied. But somehow I just knew there was some… Continue reading Angels All Around Us

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Kurt

Riding with Kurt is never dull, so it seems. From the mundane, to the extreme You’ll never know what he’ll find. Pretty standard stuff sometimes, Then other days, totally off-the-wall findings, you must bear in mind. But the best part of his calling is his personality, combined with his wit, most of all. From his… Continue reading Kurt

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Collazo Roots

According to my Dad, Roberto Gerardo Collazo, during the time that his ancestors were immigrating into the United States, in the year 1908, the revolution of the Mexican government was taking place.   It was during this time, that my Grandfather, Gerardo Collazo, at 8 years old; my Great-Grandmother, Juanita Aurajo (maidan name) Collazo; Gerardo’s… Continue reading Collazo Roots

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