Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts from July, 2018

Sweet men!

Church work-day..with everything else going on (pool, deck, landscaping for cabin, his bday, and he still got up at 6 on a saturday to do this, blows my mind! Thankful for THAT kind of man! That kind of heart reflects Jesus to our kids. Sacrifice is only sacrifice if it costs you something. God bless these folks who come out today!

2018 baseball

Tribute to Severo Garza Saenz-my Grandfather by Diana Garza-Louis

Severo Garza Saenz ALL MEMORIES FROM THE FAMILY ADD A MEMORY RECEIVE UPDATES Diana Garza-Louis July 5, 2018 Childhood and youth Severo was born in Carmargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico, on the border off Rio Grande City, Texas, on October 16, 1925. He was the eldest of four children, himself, and Nerea, sons of Severo Garza Bast and Ramona Saenz, and Eloisa and Aurelia, her half sisters. When he was only four years old, his mother Ramona died, and he was raised by his father, his stepmother, and his Nana Macrina, who always called him his "little monkey", (until he died with eighty or more years). Severo's father died when he was only sixteen years old, and was forced to support his stepmother and his sisters. He was curious and always liked electronics since childhood, experimenting with installing lights on the family ranch in northern Tamaulipas, photography creating his own camera with an old camera, announcing movies from the cinema in the speaker's car with his ...