Carlota came to this country in 1919. She became a U.S.
citizen in the 1950's and was very proud to be a American.
As a child she lived in a convent in Colima Mexico. She was
a loving mother and grandmother. She was a mother to 3 children, Socorro,Manuel, and John Perez. She gave alot to
her community and was loved by many.
citizen in the 1950's and was very proud to be a American.
As a child she lived in a convent in Colima Mexico. She was
a loving mother and grandmother. She was a mother to 3 children, Socorro,Manuel, and John Perez. She gave alot to
her community and was loved by many.
Carlota came to this country in 1919. She became a U.S.
citizen in the 1950's and was very proud to be a American.
As a child she lived in a convent in Colima Mexico. She was
a loving mother and grandmother. She was a mother to 3 children, Socorro,Manuel, and John Perez. She gave alot to
her community and was loved by many.
citizen in the 1950's and was very proud to be a American.
As a child she lived in a convent in Colima Mexico. She was
a loving mother and grandmother. She was a mother to 3 children, Socorro,Manuel, and John Perez. She gave alot to
her community and was loved by many.
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