A candle was lit by Donna Howell on June 18, 2017 11:09 PM

Message from Bill Woolley

The first time I met Aminta was when her son, Domingo, invited me to have lunch with him at her apartment in Salem, Mass. When I arrived, Domingo wasn't there and he sent me a message that he wouldn't be able to come. I was just beginning to learn Spanish at that time, and had no idea how I'd communicate with Aminta during my visit. I've heard that 90 percent of communication is not verbal, and it was true throughout our lunch together, that day eight years ago. Aminta communicated with her warm smile, receptive eyes, welcoming mannerisms, gentle voice and generous servings of bakalau, mangú, salad and hospitality. Every time we met, from that day on, she did nothing to belie those first impressions of her. The fact that her son is as compassionate and caring a person as he is also speaks volumes about the kind of woman Aminta was. Thank you, Domingo, for introducing me to your mother. I consider it an honor, to this day.

A candle was lit by Domingo Alvarez on June 15, 2017 12:18 AM

A candle was lit by Domingo Alvarez on June 14, 2017 10:46 PM

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Estuve radicalmente opuesto a la realizacion del Memorial a mi Madre en este lugal.
DESPUES DE SU MUERTE y respetando las opiniones de mis hijos, e interpretando los gustos de la abuela-madre, soy el primero al filmar este libro.
LA VIDA DE MI MADRE no se puede entender sin conocer sus años postreros y su discipulado Cristiano por años .

Message from Donna howell

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