Daughter of Francisco & Concepcion Cruz. One brother Frank Cruz. She married Rosendo Landin Hernandez.They
had 3 sons Rosendo Jr. Mario,& Ruben Hernandez, 5 daughters
Connie Hernandez Gerstner, Juanita Hernandez Thompson, Guadalupe Hernandez Day, Carmen Hernandez Clinton & Monica Hernandez George.
A lifelong resident of St Joseph Mo., she was instrumental in developing and organizing the first Mexican Fiesta in 1942 that began the annual event in St Joseph. It was first held at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, and she was the events first Fiesta Queen.
She and her husband, Rosendo, owned and operated a Mexican resturant and grocery store for 39 years.
had 3 sons Rosendo Jr. Mario,& Ruben Hernandez, 5 daughters
Connie Hernandez Gerstner, Juanita Hernandez Thompson, Guadalupe Hernandez Day, Carmen Hernandez Clinton & Monica Hernandez George.
A lifelong resident of St Joseph Mo., she was instrumental in developing and organizing the first Mexican Fiesta in 1942 that began the annual event in St Joseph. It was first held at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, and she was the events first Fiesta Queen.
She and her husband, Rosendo, owned and operated a Mexican resturant and grocery store for 39 years.
Daughter of Francisco & Concepcion Cruz. One brother Frank Cruz. She married Rosendo Landin Hernandez.They
had 3 sons Rosendo Jr. Mario,& Ruben Hernandez, 5 daughters
Connie Hernandez Gerstner, Juanita Hernandez Thompson, Guadalupe Hernandez Day, Carmen Hernandez Clinton & Monica Hernandez George.
A lifelong resident of St Joseph Mo., she was instrumental in developing and organizing the first Mexican Fiesta in 1942 that began the annual event in St Joseph. It was first held at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, and she was the events first Fiesta Queen.
She and her husband, Rosendo, owned and operated a Mexican resturant and grocery store for 39 years.
had 3 sons Rosendo Jr. Mario,& Ruben Hernandez, 5 daughters
Connie Hernandez Gerstner, Juanita Hernandez Thompson, Guadalupe Hernandez Day, Carmen Hernandez Clinton & Monica Hernandez George.
A lifelong resident of St Joseph Mo., she was instrumental in developing and organizing the first Mexican Fiesta in 1942 that began the annual event in St Joseph. It was first held at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, and she was the events first Fiesta Queen.
She and her husband, Rosendo, owned and operated a Mexican resturant and grocery store for 39 years.
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