Relatives, then Camp Matecumbe and soon after Opa Locka
Roberto's Story
I arrived in Miami just like any other Cuban kid who came to the US without his parents; somehwat fearful, excited, curious and with a tremendous urge to go and urinate; my brother followed me to the ...
Hi Robert before anything tell anonymous to go to h---. Now let me thank you for a nice story I was at kendall an Opalocka until aug 63 so I think I meet you .Will like to talk to you my Email is february1900@yahoo.com
take care
Message by
Anonymous
| Aug 13th 2009
Roberto, you made me laugh. I've forgot the "jungle rot" and the treatment. Arghh, IT BURNED! Gracis Hermano!
"To us and those like us, damn few left"
08/10/09
Querido Roberto:
I loved your story.............you are so detailed.......somos hermanos....siempre digo que hay un bond muy especial entre todos nosotros.......ojala puedas venir en Noviembre para la Gala......
Bienvenido y recibe un abrazo rico de otra hermana Pedro Pan.
Otmara Capote
Hi Roberto;
Welcome...great sense of humor for a though time in all of our lives....but I love your story but like another Pedro Pan wrote me its the winter of our lives and we can now do and say whatever we want. We lived and survvived and triumph. Best Regards Gladys
Welcome to the "Pedro Paneros" network, Robert! I have the honor to be the first to comment on your wonderful and entertaining story. It brought a smile to my face. I bet your patients were not only well cared for, but also always smiled when they saw you arrive. Yes, having this Pedro Pan experience created a special bond among us Cubans who came as kids and alone in those first years. Whether we met in person or not, whether we "forgot" one another or kept in touch over the years, we are sure to start a conversation and keep it going for a long time as we share memories and feelings that have been stored in our minds and hearts. May you enjoy this site and find as many old and new friends as I have. It's been tremendous! Con un abrazo de bienvenida, Yolanda
Roberto's News Feed
Leave a public message for Roberto.
Hi Robert before anything tell anonymous to go to h---. Now let me thank you for a nice story I was at kendall an Opalocka until aug 63 so I think I meet you .Will like to talk to you my Email is february1900@yahoo.com take care
Message by Anonymous | Aug 13th 2009
Roberto, you made me laugh. I've forgot the "jungle rot" and the treatment. Arghh, IT BURNED! Gracis Hermano! "To us and those like us, damn few left"
Message by
Joaquin R. Delgado Aracil
| Aug 10th 2009
08/10/09 Querido Roberto: I loved your story.............you are so detailed.......somos hermanos....siempre digo que hay un bond muy especial entre todos nosotros.......ojala puedas venir en Noviembre para la Gala...... Bienvenido y recibe un abrazo rico de otra hermana Pedro Pan. Otmara Capote
Message by Otmara Capote | Aug 10th 2009
Hi Roberto; Welcome...great sense of humor for a though time in all of our lives....but I love your story but like another Pedro Pan wrote me its the winter of our lives and we can now do and say whatever we want. We lived and survvived and triumph. Best Regards Gladys
Message by
Gladys Perez Fleites
| Aug 9th 2009
Welcome to the "Pedro Paneros" network, Robert! I have the honor to be the first to comment on your wonderful and entertaining story. It brought a smile to my face. I bet your patients were not only well cared for, but also always smiled when they saw you arrive. Yes, having this Pedro Pan experience created a special bond among us Cubans who came as kids and alone in those first years. Whether we met in person or not, whether we "forgot" one another or kept in touch over the years, we are sure to start a conversation and keep it going for a long time as we share memories and feelings that have been stored in our minds and hearts. May you enjoy this site and find as many old and new friends as I have. It's been tremendous! Con un abrazo de bienvenida, Yolanda
Message by
Yolanda Cardenas Ganong
| Aug 9th 2009
Leave a message for Roberto