Son of Inocencia a.k.a Chenchita Carrillo and Patricio Jacinto
Grandson of Rita Camargo and Alejo Carrillo
Grandson of Francisca Vasquez and Victor Jacinto.
Frank's original birth name was Ladislao Jacinto and sometimes his family would call him Isaias so he went by both names.
Although he changed his name to Frank Rodriguez, He always signed his cards and letters to his parents with his birth name Ladislao C. Jacinto (C for Carrillo his mother's maiden name)
Frank had one sister, Guadalupe Jacinto Olvera and one brother, Jesse Jacinto.
Frank married Ida Febbo and they had one daughter Angeline Alma Rodriguez Peebles (6/9/1941). They divorced after WWII.
Frank received an Honorable Discharge from the military dated 1/4/1946. His Honorable Discharge reads as follows: Normandy Northern France, Rhineland Central Europe. Decorations & ribbons: 3 overseas service bars, European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon w/4 Bronze Battle Stars* Good Conduct Medal, World War II Victory Medal.
After the war he met and married Flora a.k.a Florence Arreguin. Florence had 1 child, Jimmy Arreguin(3/25/1946). Together they had 6 more children: Ruben Rodriguez (10/13/1947), Suzanne a.k.a Susan Rodriguez Garcia (9/8/1949), Elizabeth Rodriguez Alvarez (2/28/1951),
Anna Marie Rodriguez Olloqui (3/2/1953 to 8/1/1984.
Victor Jesse Rodriguez (7/6/1956), and Dolores Ramona Rodriguez Velez (9/21/1958).
Dear grandfather of Mark Steven Peebles, Tracy Peebles Pullman, and Matthew Peebles, Julie Rodriguez, Xavier Jr., Christine, and Michael Garcia, Alicia Valdez Sandoval, Andrea Valdez, Marco Alvarez, Regina a.k.a. Gina Rodriguez-Olloqui Canales, Diana Olloqui Aviles, Julio Martinez Jr., Benjamin, Alex, Nicole and Samantha Velez.
Dear Great-grandfather of 19,
(Ange's) Connor, Kyle, Reece
(Ruben's) Marina, Jax
(Suzanne's) Xavier Nicolas and Sienna
(Liza's) Daniel, Eric, Savana and Stefan
(Anna's) Mercedes, Raquel, Hector Jr., Melissa, Albert, Alexis, Mariah, Cynthia, Naomi, Julio, Jonathon, Jordan.
Frank Rodriguez was dear uncle to Rita Olvera Sanchez, Maria Estefana Olvera, Jose Nieves Olvera Jr.
My Uncle Frank was in the Army serving in the European Theater during World War II while his brother, Jesse was serving in the Pacific Theater. The war ended in 1945 but my uncles didn't get home from the war until January of 1946.
I always remember my Mom saying they didn't take the Christmas tree down until the end of January when her brothers came home.
The following song is one my uncles used to sing, it reminded them of a period when they lived in Mexico.
"Camino De Guanajuato"
No vale nada la vida
La vida no vale nada
Comienza casi llorando
Y asi llorando se acaba
Por eso es que en este mundo
La vida no vale nada
Bonito Leon Guanajuato
Su feria con su jugada
Alli se apuesta la vida
Y se respeta al que gana
Alli en mi Leon Guanajuato
La vida no vale nada
Camino de Guanajuato
Que pasas por tantos pueblos
No pases por Salamanca
Que ahi mi hiere el recuerdo
Vete rodeando veredas
No pases porque me muero
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Consuelo do los que sufren
Adoracion de las gentes
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Camino de Santa Rosa
La sierra de Guanajuato
Alli nomas tras lomita
Se ve Dolores Hidalgo
Yo alli me quedo paisano
Alli es mi pueblo adorado
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
MY DEAR UNCLE, MY MOM'S BROTHER
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
THANKS TO ALL FOR THEIR FLOWERS AND SENTIMENTS.
THEY ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
Grandson of Rita Camargo and Alejo Carrillo
Grandson of Francisca Vasquez and Victor Jacinto.
Frank's original birth name was Ladislao Jacinto and sometimes his family would call him Isaias so he went by both names.
Although he changed his name to Frank Rodriguez, He always signed his cards and letters to his parents with his birth name Ladislao C. Jacinto (C for Carrillo his mother's maiden name)
Frank had one sister, Guadalupe Jacinto Olvera and one brother, Jesse Jacinto.
Frank married Ida Febbo and they had one daughter Angeline Alma Rodriguez Peebles (6/9/1941). They divorced after WWII.
Frank received an Honorable Discharge from the military dated 1/4/1946. His Honorable Discharge reads as follows: Normandy Northern France, Rhineland Central Europe. Decorations & ribbons: 3 overseas service bars, European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon w/4 Bronze Battle Stars* Good Conduct Medal, World War II Victory Medal.
After the war he met and married Flora a.k.a Florence Arreguin. Florence had 1 child, Jimmy Arreguin(3/25/1946). Together they had 6 more children: Ruben Rodriguez (10/13/1947), Suzanne a.k.a Susan Rodriguez Garcia (9/8/1949), Elizabeth Rodriguez Alvarez (2/28/1951),
Anna Marie Rodriguez Olloqui (3/2/1953 to 8/1/1984.
Victor Jesse Rodriguez (7/6/1956), and Dolores Ramona Rodriguez Velez (9/21/1958).
Dear grandfather of Mark Steven Peebles, Tracy Peebles Pullman, and Matthew Peebles, Julie Rodriguez, Xavier Jr., Christine, and Michael Garcia, Alicia Valdez Sandoval, Andrea Valdez, Marco Alvarez, Regina a.k.a. Gina Rodriguez-Olloqui Canales, Diana Olloqui Aviles, Julio Martinez Jr., Benjamin, Alex, Nicole and Samantha Velez.
Dear Great-grandfather of 19,
(Ange's) Connor, Kyle, Reece
(Ruben's) Marina, Jax
(Suzanne's) Xavier Nicolas and Sienna
(Liza's) Daniel, Eric, Savana and Stefan
(Anna's) Mercedes, Raquel, Hector Jr., Melissa, Albert, Alexis, Mariah, Cynthia, Naomi, Julio, Jonathon, Jordan.
Frank Rodriguez was dear uncle to Rita Olvera Sanchez, Maria Estefana Olvera, Jose Nieves Olvera Jr.
My Uncle Frank was in the Army serving in the European Theater during World War II while his brother, Jesse was serving in the Pacific Theater. The war ended in 1945 but my uncles didn't get home from the war until January of 1946.
I always remember my Mom saying they didn't take the Christmas tree down until the end of January when her brothers came home.
The following song is one my uncles used to sing, it reminded them of a period when they lived in Mexico.
"Camino De Guanajuato"
No vale nada la vida
La vida no vale nada
Comienza casi llorando
Y asi llorando se acaba
Por eso es que en este mundo
La vida no vale nada
Bonito Leon Guanajuato
Su feria con su jugada
Alli se apuesta la vida
Y se respeta al que gana
Alli en mi Leon Guanajuato
La vida no vale nada
Camino de Guanajuato
Que pasas por tantos pueblos
No pases por Salamanca
Que ahi mi hiere el recuerdo
Vete rodeando veredas
No pases porque me muero
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Consuelo do los que sufren
Adoracion de las gentes
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Camino de Santa Rosa
La sierra de Guanajuato
Alli nomas tras lomita
Se ve Dolores Hidalgo
Yo alli me quedo paisano
Alli es mi pueblo adorado
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
MY DEAR UNCLE, MY MOM'S BROTHER
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
THANKS TO ALL FOR THEIR FLOWERS AND SENTIMENTS.
THEY ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
Son of Inocencia a.k.a Chenchita Carrillo and Patricio Jacinto
Grandson of Rita Camargo and Alejo Carrillo
Grandson of Francisca Vasquez and Victor Jacinto.
Frank's original birth name was Ladislao Jacinto and sometimes his family would call him Isaias so he went by both names.
Although he changed his name to Frank Rodriguez, He always signed his cards and letters to his parents with his birth name Ladislao C. Jacinto (C for Carrillo his mother's maiden name)
Frank had one sister, Guadalupe Jacinto Olvera and one brother, Jesse Jacinto.
Frank married Ida Febbo and they had one daughter Angeline Alma Rodriguez Peebles (6/9/1941). They divorced after WWII.
Frank received an Honorable Discharge from the military dated 1/4/1946. His Honorable Discharge reads as follows: Normandy Northern France, Rhineland Central Europe. Decorations & ribbons: 3 overseas service bars, European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon w/4 Bronze Battle Stars* Good Conduct Medal, World War II Victory Medal.
After the war he met and married Flora a.k.a Florence Arreguin. Florence had 1 child, Jimmy Arreguin(3/25/1946). Together they had 6 more children: Ruben Rodriguez (10/13/1947), Suzanne a.k.a Susan Rodriguez Garcia (9/8/1949), Elizabeth Rodriguez Alvarez (2/28/1951),
Anna Marie Rodriguez Olloqui (3/2/1953 to 8/1/1984.
Victor Jesse Rodriguez (7/6/1956), and Dolores Ramona Rodriguez Velez (9/21/1958).
Dear grandfather of Mark Steven Peebles, Tracy Peebles Pullman, and Matthew Peebles, Julie Rodriguez, Xavier Jr., Christine, and Michael Garcia, Alicia Valdez Sandoval, Andrea Valdez, Marco Alvarez, Regina a.k.a. Gina Rodriguez-Olloqui Canales, Diana Olloqui Aviles, Julio Martinez Jr., Benjamin, Alex, Nicole and Samantha Velez.
Dear Great-grandfather of 19,
(Ange's) Connor, Kyle, Reece
(Ruben's) Marina, Jax
(Suzanne's) Xavier Nicolas and Sienna
(Liza's) Daniel, Eric, Savana and Stefan
(Anna's) Mercedes, Raquel, Hector Jr., Melissa, Albert, Alexis, Mariah, Cynthia, Naomi, Julio, Jonathon, Jordan.
Frank Rodriguez was dear uncle to Rita Olvera Sanchez, Maria Estefana Olvera, Jose Nieves Olvera Jr.
My Uncle Frank was in the Army serving in the European Theater during World War II while his brother, Jesse was serving in the Pacific Theater. The war ended in 1945 but my uncles didn't get home from the war until January of 1946.
I always remember my Mom saying they didn't take the Christmas tree down until the end of January when her brothers came home.
The following song is one my uncles used to sing, it reminded them of a period when they lived in Mexico.
"Camino De Guanajuato"
No vale nada la vida
La vida no vale nada
Comienza casi llorando
Y asi llorando se acaba
Por eso es que en este mundo
La vida no vale nada
Bonito Leon Guanajuato
Su feria con su jugada
Alli se apuesta la vida
Y se respeta al que gana
Alli en mi Leon Guanajuato
La vida no vale nada
Camino de Guanajuato
Que pasas por tantos pueblos
No pases por Salamanca
Que ahi mi hiere el recuerdo
Vete rodeando veredas
No pases porque me muero
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Consuelo do los que sufren
Adoracion de las gentes
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Camino de Santa Rosa
La sierra de Guanajuato
Alli nomas tras lomita
Se ve Dolores Hidalgo
Yo alli me quedo paisano
Alli es mi pueblo adorado
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
MY DEAR UNCLE, MY MOM'S BROTHER
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
THANKS TO ALL FOR THEIR FLOWERS AND SENTIMENTS.
THEY ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
Grandson of Rita Camargo and Alejo Carrillo
Grandson of Francisca Vasquez and Victor Jacinto.
Frank's original birth name was Ladislao Jacinto and sometimes his family would call him Isaias so he went by both names.
Although he changed his name to Frank Rodriguez, He always signed his cards and letters to his parents with his birth name Ladislao C. Jacinto (C for Carrillo his mother's maiden name)
Frank had one sister, Guadalupe Jacinto Olvera and one brother, Jesse Jacinto.
Frank married Ida Febbo and they had one daughter Angeline Alma Rodriguez Peebles (6/9/1941). They divorced after WWII.
Frank received an Honorable Discharge from the military dated 1/4/1946. His Honorable Discharge reads as follows: Normandy Northern France, Rhineland Central Europe. Decorations & ribbons: 3 overseas service bars, European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon w/4 Bronze Battle Stars* Good Conduct Medal, World War II Victory Medal.
After the war he met and married Flora a.k.a Florence Arreguin. Florence had 1 child, Jimmy Arreguin(3/25/1946). Together they had 6 more children: Ruben Rodriguez (10/13/1947), Suzanne a.k.a Susan Rodriguez Garcia (9/8/1949), Elizabeth Rodriguez Alvarez (2/28/1951),
Anna Marie Rodriguez Olloqui (3/2/1953 to 8/1/1984.
Victor Jesse Rodriguez (7/6/1956), and Dolores Ramona Rodriguez Velez (9/21/1958).
Dear grandfather of Mark Steven Peebles, Tracy Peebles Pullman, and Matthew Peebles, Julie Rodriguez, Xavier Jr., Christine, and Michael Garcia, Alicia Valdez Sandoval, Andrea Valdez, Marco Alvarez, Regina a.k.a. Gina Rodriguez-Olloqui Canales, Diana Olloqui Aviles, Julio Martinez Jr., Benjamin, Alex, Nicole and Samantha Velez.
Dear Great-grandfather of 19,
(Ange's) Connor, Kyle, Reece
(Ruben's) Marina, Jax
(Suzanne's) Xavier Nicolas and Sienna
(Liza's) Daniel, Eric, Savana and Stefan
(Anna's) Mercedes, Raquel, Hector Jr., Melissa, Albert, Alexis, Mariah, Cynthia, Naomi, Julio, Jonathon, Jordan.
Frank Rodriguez was dear uncle to Rita Olvera Sanchez, Maria Estefana Olvera, Jose Nieves Olvera Jr.
My Uncle Frank was in the Army serving in the European Theater during World War II while his brother, Jesse was serving in the Pacific Theater. The war ended in 1945 but my uncles didn't get home from the war until January of 1946.
I always remember my Mom saying they didn't take the Christmas tree down until the end of January when her brothers came home.
The following song is one my uncles used to sing, it reminded them of a period when they lived in Mexico.
"Camino De Guanajuato"
No vale nada la vida
La vida no vale nada
Comienza casi llorando
Y asi llorando se acaba
Por eso es que en este mundo
La vida no vale nada
Bonito Leon Guanajuato
Su feria con su jugada
Alli se apuesta la vida
Y se respeta al que gana
Alli en mi Leon Guanajuato
La vida no vale nada
Camino de Guanajuato
Que pasas por tantos pueblos
No pases por Salamanca
Que ahi mi hiere el recuerdo
Vete rodeando veredas
No pases porque me muero
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Consuelo do los que sufren
Adoracion de las gentes
El Cristo de la montaña
Del cerro del Cubilete
Camino de Santa Rosa
La sierra de Guanajuato
Alli nomas tras lomita
Se ve Dolores Hidalgo
Yo alli me quedo paisano
Alli es mi pueblo adorado
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
MY DEAR UNCLE, MY MOM'S BROTHER
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
THANKS TO ALL FOR THEIR FLOWERS AND SENTIMENTS.
THEY ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****~~~*****
