My Paternal Grandmother
Amada Sandoval was born about 1893 in Mexico, in the state of Jalisco to Juan Francisco Sandoval and Eudocia Gomez. I have been told Amada had very beautiful green eyes; my dad inherited her green eyes and so have I.
My mom adored her mother-in-law, and my parents said she was a very kind, religious lady who never said an unkind word about anyone. She was a very good mother to her children. When times were hard, and the family hardly had food, she would skip a meal or two so her children had more to eat. My dad said he was blessed to have such a good mother, he loved her very much.
Amada became ill with stomach problems and suffered very much. She died of a stomach tumor, probably cancer.
My grandmother is buried in Guadalajara, she died sometime in the early 1950's, I never had a chance to meet her.
In August of 1970, I accompanied my dad to Mexico and we went to visit my grandmother's grave, along with two of my dad's sisters.
A special "Thank You" to Noname for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. God Bless you.
Amada Sandoval was born about 1893 in Mexico, in the state of Jalisco to Juan Francisco Sandoval and Eudocia Gomez. I have been told Amada had very beautiful green eyes; my dad inherited her green eyes and so have I.
My mom adored her mother-in-law, and my parents said she was a very kind, religious lady who never said an unkind word about anyone. She was a very good mother to her children. When times were hard, and the family hardly had food, she would skip a meal or two so her children had more to eat. My dad said he was blessed to have such a good mother, he loved her very much.
Amada became ill with stomach problems and suffered very much. She died of a stomach tumor, probably cancer.
My grandmother is buried in Guadalajara, she died sometime in the early 1950's, I never had a chance to meet her.
In August of 1970, I accompanied my dad to Mexico and we went to visit my grandmother's grave, along with two of my dad's sisters.
A special "Thank You" to Noname for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. God Bless you.
My Paternal Grandmother
Amada Sandoval was born about 1893 in Mexico, in the state of Jalisco to Juan Francisco Sandoval and Eudocia Gomez. I have been told Amada had very beautiful green eyes; my dad inherited her green eyes and so have I.
My mom adored her mother-in-law, and my parents said she was a very kind, religious lady who never said an unkind word about anyone. She was a very good mother to her children. When times were hard, and the family hardly had food, she would skip a meal or two so her children had more to eat. My dad said he was blessed to have such a good mother, he loved her very much.
Amada became ill with stomach problems and suffered very much. She died of a stomach tumor, probably cancer.
My grandmother is buried in Guadalajara, she died sometime in the early 1950's, I never had a chance to meet her.
In August of 1970, I accompanied my dad to Mexico and we went to visit my grandmother's grave, along with two of my dad's sisters.
A special "Thank You" to Noname for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. God Bless you.
Amada Sandoval was born about 1893 in Mexico, in the state of Jalisco to Juan Francisco Sandoval and Eudocia Gomez. I have been told Amada had very beautiful green eyes; my dad inherited her green eyes and so have I.
My mom adored her mother-in-law, and my parents said she was a very kind, religious lady who never said an unkind word about anyone. She was a very good mother to her children. When times were hard, and the family hardly had food, she would skip a meal or two so her children had more to eat. My dad said he was blessed to have such a good mother, he loved her very much.
Amada became ill with stomach problems and suffered very much. She died of a stomach tumor, probably cancer.
My grandmother is buried in Guadalajara, she died sometime in the early 1950's, I never had a chance to meet her.
In August of 1970, I accompanied my dad to Mexico and we went to visit my grandmother's grave, along with two of my dad's sisters.
A special "Thank You" to Noname for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. God Bless you.
