Pedro Pan Administrator
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Pedro Pan Administrator
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United States of America
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Pedro Pan Administrator
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Date of Arrival
Friday, January 1, 1960
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I'd like to submit an idea that has been rolling around in my head for a while. Sometime in the future as we gradually move on to our final rest, who will be left to visit this wonderful labor of love page that has brought so many of us together? May I suggest a legacy page for the PP's children as a link from the PP's page or whatever. Just a thought...
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Maria Petronila Hernandez Mills
| Jun 3rd 2010
Pedro says: You can now upload up to 32 photos to your profile page. Please let me know if you have any difficulties!
Status update | Jun 3rd 2010
Pedro has uploaded new photos.
Status update | Jun 3rd 2010
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Pedro Pan Administrator
| Jun 2nd 2010
I would like to register but I am having difficulties as I am REALLY new at the internet. (kind of trying an old dog new tricks!)
Message by janet martinez | Jun 2nd 2010
My name is Janet Martinez. D.. I can not logg in..B. 11-09-1945. I arrived on Sept. 15,1962 with my now defunct brother Manuel Genaro Fandino
Message by janet martinez | Jun 2nd 2010
Msgr. Walsh's 80th birthday would have been next June 19th! We want to request from all pedropans that have pictures with him (we know he was present in many weddings, baptisms, etc.) to post these pictures in their profiles as an homage to his memory. Also, we are compiling personal stories about Msgr. Walsh from all pedropans that were in close contact with him to publish a small booklet. Write a short story of your experience and please forward them to: carmencita215@aol.com
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Pedro Pan Administrator
| Jun 1st 2010
The CNBC documentary was, in my opinion, excellent. It brought forth through the personal stories of individuals already known to the community, the serious issues that afflicted all of us. A one hour account cannot contain all the stories, but the issues selected were fairly representative. Except for the fellows that did not make, whose number is still not clear.
Message by Antonio Gordon | May 31st 2010
I was able to watch Escape from Havana tonight. It brought back many memories; it was a difficult separation but I have no regrets. We were told in three months we would be back, it never happened. Yes, there are many more successful Peter Panes. Each and everyone of us have a story to tell and a book to write. Like Jose Manuel said, by God's grace we have survived, thrived and excelled.
Message by Lidia Gamble (Lili) | May 30th 2010
I initially did not watch the program because I thought it would be biased. I thought it would point out the successes of several individuals, most of them well known anyways. I knew that the sad stories would not be told. For exmaple, I was very impressed when the group form our camp in Jacksonvile, St. John's Camp met in the Big Five Club severral years ago. Four of the boys that lived in the barrack where I slept had died. Going back to the documentary, someone called me after it aired on Wednesday to point out that my aunt who worked as a houseparent in Florida City appeared in the footage. So, wiht that in mind and after reading the comments of everyone in this PEDRO PAN SITE, I plan to see the program this Memorial Day Weekend. I will write down a few coments in my blog http://www.debateucba.blogpost.es UN SOLO PUEBLO: CUBA SIN FRONTERAS.
Message by Antonio Gordon | May 30th 2010
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