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| Excited for our trip |
Our view from our hotel room
San Francisco de Asis Chapel. In my family tree it is stated that my 4th great-grandfather, Juan de Dios de Sotomayor is buried there in the catacombs. My 4th great-grandfather came from Malaga, Spain to Puerto Rico and he owned the land that is called El Condado. My guess is he named them El Condado because my 5th great-grandfather was a Conde or "Count" in Malaga, Spain, his name was Francisco de Sotomayor.
Old San Juan
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| My Titi (aunt) Aida (my dad's sister) and her husband my tio Ninin. |
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| Missionaries in Ponce |
Downtown Ponce
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| My Titi Ana Sotomayor, my mom's oldest sister who is 101 years old. My cousins Enid and Victor, Ana's children |
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| My brother Jose and my sister in law Saby |
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| My cousins Vicente Sotomayor, Esther Sotomayor and my brother |
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| Conner and his cousins. |
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| My niece Ivy |
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| With my friend Maricarmen Landron |
Missionaries in Guaynabo
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| With Maricarmen's family, her parents Hector Landron and Daisy Landron, and her sister Ivelisse Molina. Daisy was my mom's best friend, people used to think they were sisters. |
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