Circular No 879

Newsletter for alumni of The Abbey School, Mt. St. Benedict, Trinidad and Tobago, W.I.

Caracas, 8 of September 2018 No. 879

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Dear Friends,

A few words from Pablo Kecskemeti one of the Oldboys receiving help from ASAA´s relief program for Venezuelans in precarious conditions.

August 2018 WhatsApp:

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Hola pal no sabia que Adolfo armo un grupo whatsapp pero me parece bien.

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: Lo logico es unir todo hablare con el

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Como se comunican con los que no tienen whatsapp?   Estas tu en contacto con Roberto Mezzana?

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: Hablate you speak with him

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Jesus Lopez?

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: Tambien esta incluido. Esta Luis Alfredo Mezzana. No Roberto

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: La idea deberia ser que Uds que estan en la lista que reciben donaciones puedan chatear para el bien comun en la dificil situacion en que estamos. Parece que la falta de intercambio de informacion esta afectando la recolecta de fondos

8/25/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Hi pal, I did not know that Adolfo created a whatsapp group but it seems good to me.

8/25/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: The logical thing is to unite everything I will talk to the

8/25/18 Ladislao Kertesz: How do you communicate with those who do not have whatsapp? Are you in touch with Roberto Mezzana?

8/25/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: You speak with him

8/25/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Jesus Lopez?

8/25/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: He is also included. Also Luis Alfredo Mezzana. No, not Roberto

8/25/18 Ladislao Kertesz: The idea should be that you who are on the list who receive donations can chat for the common good in the difficult situation we are in. It seems that the lack of information exchange is affecting the collection of funds

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: Whatever, but the aid is coming to an end.

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Solo informo como editor de la Circular. That is right my friend

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: We are duplicating information...  with 2 groups

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: But I do not think that it cannot be reverted

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: We will wait and see.

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: Since I did not know the group existed. I was working to get informacion that would incluye those with simple phones.

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: Get in touch with Adolfo and you 2 sort it out

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: So I scratched my experiment.

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: You guys are the old old..  boys we are just old. Ok

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: I only tried to reach all those in need just like with the circular. Number 877 was sent out today

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: ok

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: I hope that the Bs. soberano is going to work out with you. Your salary just raised x 30+. I am old old and with the pension.  Shall see Next Month. Haha. Next week Pedro and Isaias are inviting for a lunch Hope you can assist

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: I guarantee you that in a short time... they are scratching 3 more 000 from the BsS.

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: If we can get some more funds in Trinidad we might weather it.

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: I am short of money.

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: If I can be of help, or the circular, to make an appeal please let me know.

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: Have to cut expenses

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: We must unite and use all efforts for a common cause.

25/8/18 Kecskemeti Pablo: ok

25/8/18 Ladislao Kertesz: I am sure you have and I have things that would make our life easier if we would cooperate. We can talk it over during the future lunch. Remember that the metro fare is free.

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My 50 words and a little more.  Written in 2013

I, Joseph Habib 1973-1980, have a confession to make.

When I was going to the Mount and growing up and becoming a young man, my life was comfortable.

I had friends that I looked forward to seeing each day.

There were sports, camping, hiking, drama, the mount......

You name it, it was there.

I knew guys in forms ahead of me and guys in lower forms.

It was like a big family.

Then the time came when I sat my school leaving exams, 1980.

After that I went out into the world, leaving behind what I had grown up and loved.

At first I know I had to make it or die trying.

I went full speed ahead, never looked back.

Now 2013, 33 years later I have realised that I had one regret.

For the 9 years, I have been slowly being re-introduced back to the mount, and it is paining me to see that, to them, through the eyes of the priests, we abandoned not only them but the school.

What I found out recently, is that there are only 11 priests remaining and 5 of them are over the age of 80.

Do the maths.

What's going to happen to the Mt. St. Benedict in the near future.

Guys, what we have is this electronic form of communication.

The guy who is running this messaging service without total cooperation from all of us, including myself.

We need input from each and everyone out there.

If the mount dies, then so do we.

The only thing that we all have in common. is the same place we all went to school.

We all grew up on the hill.

Don't leave it behind.

There, I have paid my fee in full.

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December 15, 1982.

From J. Gordon Lang

Bogota Colombia

I have received your news disclosed in a Christmas Circular Letter which I plan to mail in the course of next week, Mysterious like Hitchcock, eh:

However, what I want to tell you in this letter cannot wait until then.

My eldest daughter, Johanna (20 years), is going to spend Christmas and the New Year in Connecticut (U.S.A.) with friends and plans to visits Canada for a short while immediately after, which would be around January 7th next.

I would greatly appreciate if you could receive her and put up with her, sorry, put her up and guide her as much as you can about studies and universities in your part of Canada.

She speaks English.

If I don’t receive a telex of something from you before then, I shall phone you at your office on Monday, the 13th instant because Johanna is leaving for the States on the 15th.

She can sleep in the living-room sofa. Anything!.

Love to all

Gordon 

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Jesus Lopez <jl07316@gmail.com>

Aug 27 at 6:08 AM

Brother I read the circular from our schoolfellows in Mount,

I remember four of them, Óscar Cantore and brother, those kids that, his father had aircraft and fly over the School when he was coming for them, they are from Cantaura -Anzoategui,

Winston Ramsahai and Santiago Robleda the athlete who when jumping highjump fell on his head, 

They belonged to the St. Antony´s sport team like me, they all studies with me,

I would be very happy to contact them if you have they e-mail address, please send me it.

I have forget to tell you that I have meet two Olds Boys that were in Mount when I were there, Miguel Ángel Luongo (alto pana) with me and Roberto Mezzana (Caripe),

I had not met them for 52 years and I don't have news from them and I am glad to know that they are alive, maybe I can remember another one if I see his name published in the newsletter of the Abbey School.

Jesus

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From:  Glen Mckoy (mckoy43glen@hotmail.com)

Sent:  Sun 8/30/09 2:21 AM

Dear Savorgnan,

Thank you for your call today, I look forward to seeing you next April, if you come down to Nova Scotia. 

I understand you went to the mount around 1958, and you have lost track of those of your time, well hopefully some of your classmates are here and will make contact. 

I am surprise of the amount of flogging you guys got at that time, its sad to hear this, as you said in your days it was really very strict, in my times the end of the 60's and early 70's, the only beating you got was from a fellow classmate,

I do understand why some boys have been hesitant in the beginning, with some really negative feelings towards the mount, 

this is why we talk to each other here in the club, we share our good and bad, as only we can. 

We all have stories that we can share, because its our little history. 

At the beginning many of these stories were shared Savorgnan, some were unpleasant however many were of some really good times too, don't worry every one of us must have been bullied around or treated unfairly in some way in the four years there,

I hope when you look back the good times over shadow the bad ones, by you calling me a boy of a different time, not even knowing me is a positive step, showing we have overcome some of our past bitterness of some of those who took charge of us, and can speak of this as mature and intelligent men. 

It was a pleasure speaking to you,

I will cc. Nigel Boos on this, he will be able to give you the list of classmates from your time, and please do contact Nigel also.

You said you live in North Florida, I think David De castro is in your neck of the woods, and maybe many more old boys, please keep intouch and we will find you my friend.

Thank you for accepting all my emails, 

Best regards

Glen McKoy.

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Nigel P. Boos <nigelboos@eagles-wings.ca>

Sunday, June 1, 2008 7:59:11 PM

Thank you, Salvador, for your great detective work in finding Luciano.

Every little bit helps, and it's good to know we have your support, my brother.

I'll send him a note, and welcome him into the fold, thanks to you.

May God bless you.

Nigel 

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Salvador Coscarart <salborbolla@hotmail.com>

Saturday, May 31, 2008 1:15:40 PM

Hello,

Well, the search paid off.

Ladislao I found and spoke with Luciano and his wife Annette.

They live in Panama city Florida.

Here is his address: 501 blue heron drive.    Panama city, Florida 32404.

His home phone is : 1 (850) 871 1565.........

I told him I was going to send you his information, also here is his e-mail

lesavorgnan@comcast.net,

Okay my mount brother am glad to be of help.

As usual am in the gulf of Mexico working but always got time for mount boys .

Take care and god bless.

Salvador.

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SALUDOS LADISLAO .

Salvador Coscarart <salborbolla@hotmail.com>

Saturday, May 31, 2008 1:24:54 PM

Hola Ladislao,

Ya te mande la información de Luciano Savorgnan.

Lo mande a tu direccion de kertesz11@yahoo.com.

Su esposa se llama ANNETTE. el vivio en El Tigre cuando fue al mount. .

Su direccion postal es   501 Blue Heron Drive.   Panama City ,Florida 32404.

Bueno hasta la proxima

saludos and god bless

salvador coscarart.

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WhatsApp:

12-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Regards to the boss

13-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Excellent fishing in Punta Cana, sail fish and a white marlin within 15 mins of ea...Frank hooked us up with a great Captain...

13-03-2017 Berment Joseph: So who caught the fish: the captain?

13-03-2017 Cantore Oscar: Kiko just got in the picture

13-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Jealous...

13-03-2017 Cantore Oscar: you are correct.....jajajajajajaaja saludos

13-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: 😂😂

13-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: Awesome. Bring some home to bbq.

13-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: 👍

13-03-2017 Charles Neil: That's the fish I use for bait

13-03-2017 Cantore Oscar: whale fishing

13-03-2017 Gomes Ian: I caught one once and it took the sea 2 weeks to fill the hole in the sea it came out of.

13-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: So how many whales did u ever caught

13-03-2017 Gomes Ian: Going Bequia for Easter and will get whale to eat.😆

13-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: Take Neil with u

13-03-2017 Gomes Ian: No way. I greedy.  Going to exercise later folks.

13-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: How far is Bequia from trinidad, one the nurses that was taking care of me was from there.

13-03-2017 Gomes Ian: Salvador Bequia is the first of the Grenadines when you leave St. Vincent. Do you know the name of the nurse? The reason i ask is because the population is only about 8000 so everybody generally knows each other. I have 2 cousins from there that are nurses but they are in Tennessee i believe.

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Ian we called that arranged marriage Induan style. Aziz Toddy advise ....  the one who connect the two is called the NAU

13-03-2017 Berment Joseph: I would prefer to be the Lookanee

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Oh nooooooo Joe you are banned from the bedroom. Aziz have to explain the Hindi interpretation to Salvador

13-03-2017 Berment Joseph: Winston, You sound like my wife.

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Ha ha you get caught

13-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: U guys lost me I was not paying attention wat we talking about

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Ian is making a fix up for Salvador

13-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: Hey Winston I am coming down in 2 weeks for the weekend maybe we can meet for a few. Hey Ian can u fix me up too

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Have some El Dorado to finish

13-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: Ok. Ian got a retirement job. Call me 774-4999. Big catch Enrique sure it was fun pulling him in great memories

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: I. Mayaro all we catch is catfish. It's amazing

13-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Don't like catfish... too ugly

13-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: It bite

14-03-2017 Fr. Imash: Papa God you are the author of our lives, it was you who formed us in our mothers' wombs and nurtured us to be the persons we are today. Let us never lose sight of that O God, and our complete reliance on you for all that we have and all that we are. Humble us Father that we can be an example of your love, and a witness to the mercy and grace you continue to shower upon us. May our lives O God be a demonstration of your compassion, your forgiveness and your own willingness to sacrifice so that others might live. And when our today is over, bring us to that place of unimaginable peace.

14-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: Ian the name if the nurse is Lucinda Hercules she works at the Memorial Hermann Hospital in Katy Texas. She is also married and she did go to mt st benedict to visit

14-03-2017 Charles Neil: How do u get to beauties from Trinidad, only been there on a boat. Bequia

14-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: Stuck at home snow storm

14-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Stuck in the beach

14-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: i'd rather be stuck at the beach.

 beautiful beach.jajajajajaj

14-03-2017 Charles Neil: Stuck in the sand u mean. Neil: Sunny and warm in Florida. It taste like chicken

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EDITED by Ladislao Kertesz,  kertesz11@yahoo.com,  if you would like to be in the circular’s mailing list or any old boy that you would like to include.

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Photos:

53MBS0017ABBEY, Marie Boissiere

16LK0001SAB, Stephen Aboud

14LK8700FBPALGRP, Peter ALkins and group of cyclist

07SC0005SCOSFAFAM, Salvador Coscarart, Sarkis Farchak and family

Circular No 878

Newsletter for alumni of The Abbey School, Mt. St. Benedict, Trinidad and Tobago, W.I.

Caracas, 1 of September 2018 No. 878

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Dear Friends,

Emails follow.

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First, writer Lawrence Scott on Trinidad: carnival, calypso and ecotourism

Why I love …Trinidad and Tobago holidays

Trinidad’s rich culture and lush interior rival the island’s beaches when it comes to luring visitors, says the prize-winning author.

Interview by Gemma Bowes

Fri 24 Apr 2015 11.30 BST

Last modified on Thu 2 Aug 2018 19.42 BST

Just coastin’ … Trinidad’s culture, food and history make it a major draw, but the beaches, like this one at Maracas Bay, can’t be overlooked

Trinidad feels very much part of South America compared with other Caribbean islands. Look out to sea from the capital, Port of Spain, and the highest mountains you can see are in Venezuela. Trinidad’s Northern Range mountains are actually a continuation of the coastal foothills of the Andes.

I grew up on a sugar estate in the south, near San Fernando, where my father was the manager for Tate & Lyle. It’s a funny thing, but in the same way people romanticise the mining industry in the UK, even though it had terrible effects on their health, people here miss the sugar. It was back-breaking work, but the undulating fields of cane were absolutely beautiful. Now the island is more industrialised – it’s oil and petrochemicals – sugar has gone and the landscapes can look bare.

I like the old part of Port of Spain, with its wonderful old colonial-style houses. Some are now restaurants and clubs, especially on The Avenue, where people hang out on the weekend. The Verandah serves cuisine which is a mix of the cultures of Trinidad: French, India, African, French and Spanish. The northern part of the city is very pretty; it used to be called the “belle de Antilles”, and has a beautiful inland harbour, surrounded by hills.

Trinidad isn’t making a massive effort for tourists. Our sister island of Tobago is more tourist-focused, with typical Caribbean beaches, unlike Trinidad. Here, the beaches are deserted and there aren’t many hotels. But Trinidad is much more interesting culturally.

I go to the Hot Shop in Port of Spain to get my roti. Trinidad is a mixture of African and Indian, descendants of the East Indian estate workers who came in the 19th century. Their cuisine is the cuisine of the island. On the beaches you get bake and shark, a Trinidadian street food dish, though they make it with regular fish these days.

“Oh God, I hope they don’t want to go to the pitch lake!” is what we think when friends come to visit. It’s a rare geological feature that looks like a gigantic unused car park. You can get a guide to explain it and it can be ... interesting – but not after you’ve been several times!

Ecotourism is good here. Oilbirds are like bats, they cluster in the caves and are blind. You can take trips to see them, and toucans, monkeys and lots of birds while staying at an incredible place called Asa Wright Nature Centre – named after the Icelandic woman who donated her old cocoa estate, with old chalets to stay in, for conservation.

Trinidad is rich in fauna, much of which it shares with South America. It’s a popular destination for birdwatchers

What I love about carnival, is the j’ouvert, the start, very early in the morning, about 4am, the Monday before Shrove Tuesday. You chip down the road, almost like a little dance, following your favourite steel band; people are coming out of parties or some set their alarm. Most people here are not spectators, they’re dressed up and taking part.

Every pocket of the island has its own steel band and there are panyards all over, where they practise. The best time to visit one is before carnival but they operate out of carnival time now too, and have bars. Desperadoes is a good one, and Invaders and All Stars.

We’re losing the satire element of calypso music. The lyrics were once about politics and local gossip, and were banned in colonial times. Now it’s all about soca, more about the tempo.

A lot of people stay at the Hilton, called the upsidedown hotel because you come in to the foyer at the top and go down to your rooms, which are built into the side of the cliff. There are nicer, smaller hotels tucked away in the backstreets of Port of Spain. The Normandie is very nice, and L’Orchidee is a small boutique place. In central Trinidad, near Talparo, is an old citrus estate, Hacienda Jacana, which has wood chalets around a lake, with edges clogged with water lilies where the jacana bird lives.

Hacienda Jacana is an old citrus estate offering accommodation in chalets around a lake

Island hopping is not cheap in the Caribbean, but Trinidadians like to travel to Tobago as it’s a home from home, nearby but different. They like how organised tourism is in Barbados, and they visit Grenada too. Margarita, an island off Venezuela, is popular, and they’ll go to Caracas to shop. You can catch a boat to eastern Venezuela from Port of Spain but it’s rough travel. The wealthy ones fly up to Miami.

Two major artists, Peter Doig and Chris Ofili have been resident in Port of Spain for at least the past 10 years. The visual arts have developed a lot and little galleries (like Soft Box Studios) have opened.

Trinidad isn’t massively dangerous but you have to be aware. My friends once arrived at a beach house on the north-east coast to find a dead dog on the patio, with his throat slit. They couldn’t work out why that had happened. It wasn’t their house, they were just renting it. I resurrected that incident for one of my stories, A Dog Is Buried.

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From: "Anthony Seheult" <a.seheult@worldnet.att.net>

Date:19 Jun 15:24 (PDT)

Dear Ladislao,

I do not know of any other Anthony Seheult, especially working for BWIA.

Are you sure the first name was Anthony?

Mac is my older brother and lives in Houston.

Peter is my younger brother and he is currently working in Nigeria.

His children live in Naples, Florida, and we see them frequently.

As far as I know, Mac, Peter, and I were the only three Seheult´s at the Mount at that time.    I'll search for old pictures and try and email them to you in the coming week. 

I am sure I have some recent ones.

Tony Seheult

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From: "Ladislao kertesz" <kertesz11@icqmail.com>

Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2004 5:49 PM

Dear Tony

Thank you for the resume and welcome.

Also there was an Anthony Seheult supposed to have graduated in 1963, he is a reservation agent for BWIA.

I have met him in TT, he is a friend of Graham Gonsalves of the Living Waters Group.

Did you know him?.

And (Mac) James Seheult who graduated with me in 1960, and currently in USA at KELCO.

Please straighten this out for me!!!.

There is a Peter Seheult in the list but no other information.

Yes, the years have passed, but are good to remember the good old days.

Have you any information that I may use for the circular??, old photos? .

Recent photos?

God Bless

Ladislao

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On Sat, 19 Jun 2004 13:32:34 -0400, "Anthony Seheult" wrote:

Dear Ladislao,

Class of 1964.   Classmates included Stuart Henderson, Geoffrey Herrera, Humphrey Hokoon, Bernard D'Abadie, Michael Azar, ? O'Connor, David D'Verteuil, just to mention a few.

My wife and I just celebrated our 33rd wedding anniversary yesterday, June 18th. 

We are here in Tampa, with our two daughters and two of our four granddaughters. 

Our son Joe lives in North Carolina and also has two daughters.

Eight years ago we took a trip back to Trinidad and spent an afternoon at the Mount. 

We visited with Fr. Augustine who at that time was an avid cook, and gave us samples of his (famous) guava jelly.  I have not had any better!

His hobby was preparing jellies and jams from all the various fruits of the island.

I was also in the scouts in the Parrots Patrol and I believe our patrol leader was David D'Verteuil, but can't be too sure.

Hell, it's been forty years!

On a personal note, did you ever play tennis?  And what year did you leave the Mount?  I left in 1964 to attend St. Benedict's College in Atchison, Kansas, graduating from there in 1968 with a degree in Secondary Education, and taught school and coached track and basketball in Kansas City, Kansas for seven years.

Looking forward to hearing from you.  Enjoy your newsletters.

Tony Seheult

4324 S. Hubert Ave.

Tampa, FL   33611

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WhatsApp:

03-03-2017 Fr. Imash: Thank you Papa God for the gift of my life and for this new day. Teach me how to respond to your generosity O God, even when your timing doesn't coincide with my own, when silence is your response to my request. Humble me Father, that I may always be appreciative of what I have, and never look with envy or resentment on the achievements of my family, friends or coworkers, but instead be truly happy for them. And when our time on this earth is over O God, may we rejoice with you, the giver of all gifts.

05-03-2017 Cantore Oscar: I do not believe in chain letters and that neither that God wrote it ..Even The catholic church does not believe in chain letters

06-03-2017 Charles Neil: I also hate these chain letters, it also get my blood boiling

06-03-2017 Berment Joseph: You mean chain up messages?

06-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: Hey Neil I have a chain letter to send u

06-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Take time to remember that your heavenly Father loves you, and that His blessings and supply are more than enough for you. Hear Him say to you, "Child, you are always with me, and all that I have is yours"

06-03-2017 Moffie Edgar: Amen..

06-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: amen

06-03-2017 Ibarra Frank: Salvador cómo te sientes?

06-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: RIP Chris Knowles and Fr Greene. RIP Moffie Villafana and Nigel all in a straight line 6: 12 : 18

06-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Damn.... they are in a better place

06-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: RIP Farouk Bhopa

06-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: What, another one? When did he pass? He's right behind you

06-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Bhopal 2016 massive heart attack on the golf course a very slim guy. God in control

06-03-2017 22:54:55: M Zanelli Enrique: Young guys.... yeah, its gods will

06-03-2017 Ladislao: And you do not remember the names of the UNKNOWNS?

06-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Winston pls fill out names of the unknowns

06-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Aziz kindly advise 16= Krishna Toolsie 17 = Wing Sing.  Ramsahai Winston 99: Neal can you also verify. Allen Or Ian .Can.You recall.3. RIP Micheal Laughlin

07-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: I think 3 is one of the Penny ask Skippy

07-03-2017 07:59:36: Ladislao: Is it wing sing ir wing hing?

07-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Stand to be corrected. They had owned a  supermarket on Sutton St San Fernando

07-03-2017 Allen Keith: Gean Williams  Moonilal Maharaj  Hinkson.

07-03-2017 Ladislao: Do you have the number on the photo for the names

07-03-2017 Allen Keith: 17. 15. 3

08-03-2017 Charles Neil: Younger brother to Peter ?. None of the penny's is in that picture

08-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: Happy late mardigrass.

08-03-2017 Gyuris Attila: Ya estás trabajando,  Salvador?  Tan pronto?

11-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Fwd to moffie

11-03-2017 Kenny Azizul: Nice how can I meet this young lady to give her the milk shake

12-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Con Frank Ibarra en Cap Cana

12-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Frank from Santo Domingo

12-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Yes.... we are here

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Kiko, Frank como estan, q bueno q pudieron reunirse

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Es pedro de Florida

12-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Hablando de ti en estos momentos...coño tenemos q vernos todos

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Has dicho la verdad. Como la estan pasando grandes carajos

12-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: Send  a pic of the resort lots of beautiful people

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: You mean women

12-03-2017 Moffie Edgar: Pedro...saludos...como estas???..... como anda todo???......

12-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Pedro tenemos que poner fecha y sitio

12-03-2017 Moffie Edgar: Kiko..Frank...espero la esteen pasando bien....grandes carajos....

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Bien EDGAR sigues en Maturin?

12-03-2017 Zanelli Enrique: Lluego mandamos fotos

12-03-2017 Moffie Edgar: Eso ew correcto...en los momentos estoy de visita en casa paterna en el tigre...con mama y mi hermana

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Si kiko otro dia hablamos , por ahora gozen tu y Frank

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Dale mis saludos EDGAR

12-03-2017 Moffie Edgar: Seguro siempre preguntan por ti y Salvador....cuidate mucho y estamos en contacto....

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Ok

12-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: Disfruten y se toman una cervecita bien fria

12-03-2017 The Zanellis and Ibarras

12-03-2017 Alfredo Montiel Bezara: Excelente ! Qué maravilla verlos nuevamente..... El Embajador se llama Enrique Zanelli !!!  Un abrazo a todos !! 👍🍻

12-03-2017 Coscarart Pedro: Beautiful pictures my friends

12-03-2017 Moffie Edgar: Y pensar que carnaval ya paso que viejos tiempos recuerdan el queens park savana y otros???... que lo disfruten mis hermanos....

12-03-2017 Coscarart Salvador: Muy bonita la foto. Dos Abbey Boys together again after 45 years

12-03-2017 Ramsahai Winston 99: The men spoil the pictures too much belly 

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53MBS0016ABBEY, By Marie Boisserie

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