jose erazo on Sunday, December 6, 2009, 5:02 pm (PDT) Update Profile Rick Erazo on Sunday, July 5, 2009, 8:24 pm (PDT) Update Profile Rick Erazo on Tuesday, November 25, 2008, 8:13 pm (PDT) Update Profile Rick Erazo on Tuesday, September 2, 2008, 4:05 pm (PDT) Update Profile John Howard on Tuesday, September 4, 2007, 3:26 pm (PDT) Just Surfing from London, United Kingdom Subject: Cheers Happy Labor Day. Family from San Salvador, El Salvador Subject: ARBOL GENEALOGICO ERAZO HOLA! ESTOY TRATANDO DE COMPLETAR MI ARBOL GENEALOGICO Y NECESITO SU AYUDA. MI BISABUELA EULOFIA ERAZO, NACIDA EN CHALATENANGO AL PRINCIPIO DEL SIEGLO PASADO (EL SALVADOR), ERA HIJA DE AGAPITO ERAZO. TENGO ENTENDIDO QUE MI MAS LEJANO ANCESTRO VINO DE HONDURAS CON TRES DE SUS HERMANOS PARA VIVIR A EL SALVADOR. SI TIENEN INFORMACIONES SOBRE ESTOS ERAZOS, POR FAVOR COMUNIQUENCE CONMIGO. GRACIAS. Diana Erazo-Alarcon <angeldi13@yahoo.com> on Tuesday, July 11, 2006 at 17:07:46 (PDT) Just Surfing from Oceanside, Ca, U.S.A. well my family is from El Salvador so it was nice to see the "Erazo's" are all over. liked your site. Felix Erazo <ferazo@1stmetro.net> on Friday, June 02, 2006 at 10:14:44 (PDT) Just Surfing from Clifton, NJ, USA Subject: Finding the origins of my sur name When I was a U.S. Marine 1992 training with Spanish Paratroopers & The Spanish Legion that I discovered that my name was Basque. I always wondered why I was the only kid in grammer school with the last name ERAZO. Thank You for your web site! Alejandra Erazo <marialejandraearzo@gmail.com> on Friday, May 05, 2006 at 12:44:20 (PDT) Family from Guatemala, Guatemala Subject: fue agradable encontrar más de los nuestros... Hey everybody... I´m another Erazo lost in Guatemala... was nice to found other people who came from the same "tree"!!! Mike Shaw <mnshaw@iland.net> on Sunday, December 12, 2004 at 09:29:30 (PST) Just Surfing Subject: Lone Jack Massacre Thanks for a great website. I am especially interested in any information I can get about the Civil War in western Missouri. Nearly all of my father's family were early settlers in this region. Some were the first to put the plow to the prairie, in Cass Co., and I believe were displaced by Order No. 11. On the page about the Lone Jack Massacre it is stated that the Kansas "Redlegs" became the 9th Kansas Volunteer Cavalry. I would like to know more about this connection. What info did the author base this on? Thanks again. Mike Shaw iris Erazo <ierazo@upnfm.edu.hn> on Friday, November 26, 2004 at 15:07:01 (PST) Just Surfing from Tegucigalpa, Honduras Subject: Origin of Erazo family I live in Honduras and we have a large Erazo Family. I know that it is has a Vasco rooth, but I want to know more. claudio erazo <cerazo@security.cl> on Friday, November 26, 2004 at 12:15:26 (PST) Family from santiago, 13, chile Subject: hola quisiera descubrir las raices de mi apellido chefrick<chefrick@clubhousewreckards.com> Just Surfing from :Phoenix, AZ on Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 10:50:55 (PDT) Hey - was just googling over the de-oxidizing effects of citric acid on avocados & guac and hit your recipe. Then I began wandering your irresistably attractive site. I used to cook a lot when I was younger and had a son in the house, and your unpretentious recipes and astute commentaries might just lure this bachelor out of the restaurants and back into the kitchen again. My mezzaluna needs a dusting off... Thanks for the cheery site! jong <jonigogeo@yahoo.com> on Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 11:54:08 (PDT) Just Surfing nice site Laura Soto-Barra <cauquenes@aol.com> on Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 16:15:44 (PDT) Just Surfing from Liverpool, NY, USA Subject: Thank you - gracias I had so much fun reading your website. What a great site! I was looking for a humitas recipe and I got to your site... I almost fainted when I heard the National Antemn!!! I sent the url to my family and we all laughed and commented about your pets, their names and the recipes. You have such a variety of topics of interest on the site and it shows in the comments that people leave for you. I also congratulate you on the unique page design. We are from Chile and after lots of moving around, we are in the USA. We enjoyed the site as it shows hints of Chilean culture. No matter what we do and no matter where we live, the Chilean background is always there, so identifiable. Laura Soto-Barra Liverpool, NY P.S.: our cats keep having Chilean names: Minina, who passed away in Toronto at 17, and Carlota (su novio es un Gato con Botas), also Canadian, is still alive. She's 16! Esteban Andrés Erazo Vidal <EEV1984@hotmail.com> on Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 21:39:44 (PDT) Family from Santiago, Chile Hola soy Esteban Erazo y soy uno más de este gran linage Erazo. Saben que realmente se muy poco sobre el origen de mi apellido y sobre mis familiares dentro de Chile. Del Apellido Erazo se que es Vasco Español y originalmente era Eraso no Erazo. Los primeros españoles que llegaron a Chile cambiaron el apellido por Z en ves de S y que la familia de acá se a ramificado casi por todo el país, bueno y en otros también. Me encantaria conocer a mas familiares y saber aun más de mi gran apellido ERAZO. Carleen Erazo <carleenee@hotmail.com> on Friday, April 30, 2004 at 12:24:11 (PDT) Friend from San Pedro Sula, HONDURAS Subject: Hola Primos y primas!!! WOWW!! Que emosion me da saber que el apellido Erazo es muy extenso y conocer la historia de este apellido es muy agradable. Si alguien tiene mas informacion al respecto con gusto la recibire.!! Gracias familia. Victor Erazo <nightruans@aol.com> on Friday, April 23, 2004 at 13:40:05 (PDT) Just Surfing from Lawrenceville, GA, USA Subject: What Up Honduras-Erazo!? Holla at yo boy, I was born in NYc and am now currently living in Lawrenceville GA. My parents are from Honduras and i represent to the fullest.. They gave me me last name Victor ERAZO. I think its extremenly unique and there ain't nothing like it. Its cool how you guys have time to make a website on a last name. Maybe you have TOO much time. Well me to for searching for it haha aight then pE@ce. Erazo #1 a.k.a Victor Christian Erazo <christian28ees@hotmail.com> on Monday, April 12, 2004 at 18:39:03 (PDT) Just Surfing from Lima, 01, Peru Subject: Saludos desde Lima Peru Realmente es emocionante encontrar a muchas personas con el mismo apellido y hasta homonimas de nombre y apellido conmigo, bueno ya saben soy Christian Erazo y saludo a todos ustedes un fuerte abrazo para todos ustedes. victor <victorerazogonzalez@hotmail.com> on Sunday, April 04, 2004 at 14:56:28 (PDT) Friend from santiago, chile hola somo del mismo apellido comuniquemonos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ERICK ERAZO <MSI_ELSALVADOR@HOTMAIL.COM> on Sunday, April 04, 2004 at 13:10:48 (PDT) Family from SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR Subject: QUISIERA CONOCER A MAS FAMILIARES Y SABER COMO ES QUE LLEGARON A EL LADO CENTROAMERICANO SI PUDIERA CONOCER A MAS FAMILIARES EN EL SALVADOR Y HONDURAS QUE YA ENCONTRE , SALUDOS POR CIERTO fabian erazo <favianavis@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, March 31, 2004 at 07:42:08 (PST) Family from santiago, chile bueno estoy feliz de que la familia erazo recorra este mundo yo soy de santiago de chile y siguo con el linaje tengo dos retoñoz de 4 y 2 meses que seguiran nuestro apellido por años que esten muy bien saludos a todos y ungran abrazo aqui un hermano que dios los acompañe siempre suerte se despide fabian erazo desde chile .espero saludos javier erazo <paulinajay@msn.com> on Sunday, March 28, 2004 at 17:10:18 (PST) Family from porter, tx, usa Subject: I'm from ecuador and my name is javier alejandro ERAZO cadena my name is javier Erazo Nancy Erazo <n_erazo1234@yahoo.com> on Wednesday, March 17, 2004 at 18:35:41 (PST) Just Surfing from Chicago, IL., from Guatemala I was surfing the web and was amazed to see how many erazo's are around the world. When I check the listings in the yellow pages in my city their is only about 4 families listed. So it is a good feeling that our last name has traveled around. Rebeca <riturra@yahoo.com> on Wednesday, March 17, 2004 at 10:05:57 (PST) Just Surfing from Miami, fl Subject: Erazo Family Fue muy simpatico encontrar que hay un gran espacio dedicado a la familia Erazo. My abuelo es Julio Erazo Nogueira from Chile. Alain <alain.francq@skynet.be> on Saturday, March 13, 2004 at 07:20:25 (PST) Just Surfing from Belgium Subject: Likasi-Jadotville Nice site, and famillie, beautiful pictures travel Have a hapy day in famillie welcom on my site -likasi-Jadotville( Katanga 1646-2000)can found in your google In CPL news, photos art, stamps jewels, brush, fabriek, minerals stones, melody my daughter, scool groups, gamillie italien; greeks, in divers small stationnary,behind awars, in Links=liens banner;Siska dit bonjour, pictures venesia, egypte, africa, by links banner or awards design it is a gate to came on my site, Visit Lubumbashi(collecties)great site upstaits, money , gate katanga , collaborateurs , ..Kolwez i, may be google translate I enjoed tovisit you,i love design Alain from Belgium Yazmin Erazo <erazo@adelphia.net> on Monday, March 08, 2004 at 10:49:10 (PST) Just Surfing from North Hollywood, CA, USA Subject: Newlyweds I married an Erazo a few months ago. When I first heard his last name I thought that it was very unique. As curious as I am, I decided to research on the name. His family is from Honduras. I noticed that there aren't any who signed the guest page from Honduras. Thanks for the historical part about this unique last name! Carlos Erazo <erazo2001@prtc.net > on Monday, March 01, 2004 at 13:42:24 (PST) Family from San Juan, PR, Carolina Subject: Family Roots Please check www.erazolabor.com christian erazo <nyc2wtx@aol.com> on Thursday, February 26, 2004 at 20:04:36 (PST) Family from winters, tx, usa Subject: looking for family members? i would like to start by saying hello.as you know my name is christian erazo and i now live in texas.i moved from nyc about 5 years ago and i'm looking for any family members on my fathers side.his name is juan erazo and he's from puerto rico that is the only info i have.he married my mom marana defonseca from brizal and moved to nyc in 1971. any info you have would be helpful or if you have none thats ok thank you for your time and GOD BLESS thank you christian erazo Maria Cristina Erazo <princesita@bellsouth.net> on Saturday, February 21, 2004 at 07:58:50 (PST) Just Surfing from wpb, fl, us Hi, I never knew there were so many Erazos, Im From Ecuador, how did the name travel from basque to S. america? how did it survive? Sandy <vsmom2@yahoo.com> on Wednesday, January 21, 2004 at 22:29:23 (PST) Just Surfing I found them on Cristian and Stacy's website after all, Carol. The shot of all of you is fantastic! It's going on the frig with the Christmas photo. What a great-looking group you all are!! Love, Sandy Sandy <vsmom2@yahoo.com> on Wednesday, January 21, 2004 at 22:14:12 (PST) Just Surfing Hi, Carol! I can't believe I forgot to thank you for the puzzle when we talked tonight!! We got a big kick out of it and it's already a work in progress. Did you receive the tur-duc-hen from us alright with no premature thawings? I tried to check out your Christmas 2003 pictures on your website, but only found the previous 2 Christmases, along with a lot of other neat information. Your website is amazing! It was great to talk to you guys tonight. WE'll call you next month with the baby news. Love, Sandy Marvin Erazo <merazo1@hotmail.com> on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 at 17:59:57 (PST) Just Surfing from dallas, tx, us Subject: info Do you have any info on how Erasos went to what is now Colombia Jorge Erazo Palmarola <admglobalcel@123mail.cl> on Monday, January 12, 2004 at 14:59:12 (PST) Family from Caldera, Atacama, Chile Subject: Saludos Me gustaría tener contacto con miembros de la Familia Erazo de otros paises para obtener información de nuestro árbol genealógico. Jorge Erazo P. Oscar García Erazo <globalcel@123mail.cl> on Monday, January 12, 2004 at 12:48:40 (PST) Family from Copiapó, Atacama, Chile Subject: Saludos de un Erazo Hola: En un momento de ocio escribo el apellido Erazo en el ordenador de mi Empresa aquí en el puerto de Caldera a 76kms. de Copiapó, y enseguida me aparece ésta fabulosa página la cual me hace sentirme más orgulloso de mi apellido. Querrán saber que en ésta hermosa región de Chile nuestra familia Erazo es numerosa, unida y reconocida. Espero nos contactemos; mis direcciones son: Globalcel@123mail.cl ó globalcel@terra.cl Encantado y dichoso de haber tenido ésta linda e inesperada experiencia. Oscar García Erazo Jim <jruiz@nyc.rr.com> on Saturday, January 03, 2004 at 22:30:37 (PST) Just Surfing from nyc, ny, usa Subject: searching for the erazo name and coat of arms An objective I have this yeat is to search my family name which is Erazo Ruiz. Although Ruiz is relatively easy to search, Erazo is much more difficult. My family lives in the LA area and came from Mexico city. Your info on the Erazo name has been particulary helpful. Thank you Jim Bob <qualitycatering@loretel.net> on Friday, January 02, 2004 at 07:16:14 (PST) Just Surfing from Ada, MN Subject: ...enjoyed your site Hi...I was researching Santa Maria Style BBQ today and ran across your site. I've bookmarked the recipes section and thank you for those. I particularly enjoyed your explanations of the various foods. Happy New Year! Bob Ken Fouts <k.fouts@comcast.net> on Thursday, January 01, 2004 at 17:07:35 (PST) Just Surfing from Livermore, CA, USA Subject: Just a visit and a note to say 'Hi'. Rick, I came across your site while searching, curiously, for brat and mett recipes (the Cincinnati kind). Your website is great. I noticed that we share a number of experiences. I grew up in Cincinnati and attended one of the last games at Crosley. My dad worked for WLW channel 5 as a sports director. I also attended Purdue, graduating in '82 with a degree in Aero Eng. My wife and I lived in San Diego (El Cajon and Vista) from '85 to '90. We share an interest in cooking as well. I look forward to trying some of your recipes and will forward some of mine. Regards, Ken Fouts Todd, Whitney, Harrison, Cora, and Gabe Perelli <toddperelli@erols.com> on Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 17:18:11 (PST) Friend from Williamsburg, VA, USA Subject: Happy Holidays Christian and Stacy: Just saw your beautiful children on your website. Hope you all enjoy this special Christmas. Go Hokies. RJ Erazo <rjerazo@yahoo.com> on Sunday, December 14, 2003 at 23:48:17 (PST) Just Surfing from Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines Nothing! i'm only looking for my famliy tree. Just Surfing from San Francisco, CA, USA Subject: Barman Pisco Sour Mix Rick (or anyone else on this site), I noticed the Barman Pisco Sour Mix mentioned on the pisco sour page...I was interested in trying out this sour mix, but I don't know where to order...I'm in San Francisco. Where do you order this mix? Know of anything in San Francisco, or perhaps somewhere online where I can order? Thanks! -J Brenda Erazo <spunky1790@aol.com> on Wednesday, November 19, 2003 at 14:06:41 (PST) Family from North Hollywood, CA, USA Subject: ERAZO's Everywhere! Hello fellow Erazo Famillia, I loved learning about my last name and seeing the family crest from the links provided. I was wondering though; is this page for all Erazo's everywhere? Or a personal site for one Erazo Family. Would love to do an Erazo family tree tracing as far back as possible. Tell me if you need any info from me. Thanks for the site, it inspired me to look more into my apellido. Hello to all ERAZO's all over the world! CLAUDIO ERAZO <cerazo@security.cl> on Wednesday, November 19, 2003 at 09:05:17 (PST) Just Surfing from santiago, chile Subject: saluditos soy claudio de santiago chile afectuoso s saludos me impresiona saber que somos hartos y buenos y si alguno viene a chile que me mande un mail a cerazo@security.cl podriamos unir mas lazos a partir de nuestro apellido tan importante para todos nosotros besos claudio Lynn Echevarria <lechevar@yukoncollege.yk.ca> on Monday, November 17, 2003 at 16:59:15 (PST) Just Surfing from Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada Subject: Bed and breakfast-homestay in Algorta Hi, I just came upon your lovely pictures of Algorta. I am hoping to go to Spain next year (early May 2004)and visit my grandfather's birth place-a small fishing village (El Anchovy) outside of Algorta. I have never been to Spain and this would be a wonderful trip honouring my father's people. Yours is the first site I have come across that mentions Algorta. All the others talk about the larger cities and sites. Could you tell me please if there are any bed and breakfasts in Algorta? My husband and I are on a limited budget and will be making this trip after a pilgrimmage to Haifa, Israel. We are travelling from the Yukon in Canada to Israel and then back again. We are hoping to take 3-4 days to go to Spain if we can plan an economical visit. I would be grateful if you have any tips for us. Thanks so much. Lynn Echevarria November 17, 2003. Lord John Whorfin on Monday, November 17, 2003 at 00:25:04 (PST) Just Surfing Subject: Why do you rant against metric? I suggest you re-read carefully your "explanation" of why metric is more complicated in the kitchen. You only succeeded in convincing me that the U.S. system is way too complicated. The main problem is that there are way too many units for the same thing, and they're not decimal multiples of each other. Just for volumes, we have cubic inches, cubic feet, cups, pints, quarts, teaspoons, tablespoons, gallons, fluid ounces... Do you know how many oz. there are in a quart off the top of your head? Two out of three college-educated people I asked didn't. You should try metric for a change. Get European recipe books and a Euro-measuring cup (Ikea is a good source for this kind of stuff) and see for yourself. Jacquerie on Thursday, October 23, 2003 at 13:24:12 (PDT) Just Surfing Subject: Rickblogs Just read your recent opinion of the shopping clerk strikes. Most insightful. What are your thoughts re the comatose FL woman? I'm not supportive of a death sentence against someone who committed no crime. Even if I was, the method of execution is barbaric. Hitler's death camp commandants sent priests and rabbis to death via starvation. A horrid end, comatose or not. Imagine a southerner killing a dog that way. It would be all over NPR and the alphabet networks. So much for compassionate liberal judges. Judy Trucano <jtrucano@masterypoint.com> on Thursday, April 10, 2003 at 07:25:15 (PDT) Friend from Eagan, MN, USA I haven't visited your web site for years so I've had a great time getting caught up on your travels, new home, new recipes, etc. I felt a bit like a peeping Tom (sexist, sorry) but that didn't slow me down a bit. I searched on "Bushnell" and found the pic of Rick and Greg at Rick's retirement. (As a reminder, I'm Kishie's sister-Greg's sister-in-law. ) A flood of emotions came over me. Missing Greg, marveling at how terrific the two of you look and wishing I could have been at the ceremony but even more so at the party following the ceremony. Tell me more, please. Where and when did this take place? Why was Greg involved? Love to all, Judy dr muguy <drmuguy@mail.com> on Thursday, April 03, 2003 at 06:49:38 (PST) Just Surfing from LOME, TLM, TOGO Subject: NO BODY ESTA EPECTACULAR PAGINA WEB ME RECONFORTA, COMO SE PUEDEN DAR CUENTA EN MI PAGINA WEB YO TAMBIEN DISEÑO PAGINAS Y MI IDEA ES ALGO PARECIDA A LA DE USTEDES Y ME RECONFORTA MAS SABER QUE TIENEN MI APELLIDO, QUE RICO SABER QUE NO ESTOY TAN SOLO COMO LO PENSABA SOMOS MUCHISIMOS Y ESO ES RECONFORTABLE, POR AHORA ESTOY ACABANDO DE HACER UN NUEVO DISEÑO PARA LA PAGINA Y PRONTO ESTARA LISTA, ESPERO QUE LES AGRADE Y SEA DE SU INTERES, BUENO SE DESPIDE CON MUCHO AFECTO UN AMIGO MAS DESDE COLOMBIA Y ESPERO QUE ESTEMOS MAS EN CONTACTO, DE NUEVO LE REITERO MI MAS SINCERAS FELICITACIONES. SUERTE.KEEP OFF OK Fernando Erazo <fernando_erazo@hotmail.com> on Friday, March 28, 2003 at 15:09:44 (PST) Just Surfing from Peñaflor, Santiago, Chile Soy Fernando Erazo y vivo en Chile en la comuna de Peñaflor es una gran sorpresa para mi encontrarme con esta pagina creada solamente para lafamilia Erazo, tengo entendido que en la ciudad de Pamplona existe un museo de la familia Erazo. Espero que esten muy bien saludos de parte de los Erazo de Chile. ASABA <AKABO@YAHOO.com> on Wednesday, March 26, 2003 at 01:43:32 (PST) Family from ABA, ABA, USA Subject: GO ASABA. Maca Slater <maca_slater@hotmail.com> on Sunday, March 16, 2003 at 12:54:08 (PST) Just Surfing from Chile la verdad es q no se como llegue aqui, estaba buscando informacion o algo de los Slater (q es mi apellido) y llegue aqui y encontre raro ver informacion de mi país Chile. Si alguien me pudiese explicar que tienen que los Slater con la pag. se los agradeceria mucho gracias. Marco A. Erazo Celis <marcerce@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, March 12, 2003 at 09:56:16 (PST) Just Surfing from Toluca, México, México Subject: Saludar. Hola!!,.. Buenos dias,.. Navegando en la internet encontré éste sitio y me pareció interesante conocer personas con el mismo apellido y saber que si hay una historia y orígen del mismo, espero tener contacto con algunos de ustedes (erazo) y poder conocernos un poco más a fondo y porque no, tal vez visitarnos, por aca en México serán bien venidos. Que tengan un lindo día y que dios los bendiga,.... Saludos, Bye!!!!!!,............ River Enrique ERAZO <rivererazo@hotmail.om> on Wednesday, March 12, 2003 at 07:44:59 (PST) Just Surfing from Popayán, Cauca, Colombia Subject: FELICITACIONES... ESTA EPECTACULAR PAGINA WEB ME RECONFORTA, COMO SE PUEDEN DAR CUENTA EN MI PAGINA WEB YO TAMBIEN DISEÑO PAGINAS Y MI IDEA ES ALGO PARECIDA A LA DE USTEDES Y ME RECONFORTA MAS SABER QUE TIENEN MI APELLIDO, QUE RICO SABER QUE NO ESTOY TAN SOLO COMO LO PENSABA SOMOS MUCHISIMOS Y ESO ES RECONFORTABLE, POR AHORA ESTOY ACABANDO DE HACER UN NUEVO DISEÑO PARA LA PAGINA Y PRONTO ESTARA LISTA, ESPERO QUE LES AGRADE Y SEA DE SU INTERES, BUENO SE DESPIDE CON MUCHO AFECTO UN AMIGO MAS DESDE COLOMBIA Y ESPERO QUE ESTEMOS MAS EN CONTACTO, DE NUEVO LE REITERO MI MAS SINCERAS FELICITACIONES. SUERTE. Paul L. Chevalier <pchev@cts.com> on Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 10:26:12 (PST) Just Surfing from San Diego, CA, United States Subject: Mini Trip Rick, I saw your pics of the road trip with the Mini Club. They were great! I am a San Diego Res and live in Hillcrest with my wife and am looking forward to getting my own Mini maybe later this year. I would love to find out about the club you belong to and a way to meet current owners with the same passion that I have for the cars. You have a great family page. Well done! Thanks, Paul ana bessie erazo perez <berazo@mundotour.cl> on Friday, January 24, 2003 at 09:37:23 (PST) Family from santiago, chile pense que tenian mas fotos de la familia. Me costo bastante encontrar el sitio, algo me entretuve. Podrias ser tan amable y poner cositas en español? te sirve para no perder el idioma El 12 de Abril se casa Francisco Javier, espero que nos acompañen en tan gran evento. Y si no es asi te enviare las fotos via mail cariños ana bessie Robert Maline <RMaline@Msn.Com> on Wednesday, December 18, 2002 at 16:27:34 (PST) Just Surfing from havover park, Il, USA Subject: Dorsel's pinhead oats I would like to know if there is a place that I can buy Dorsels steel cut oats. The other day i traveled to Fairfield OH, from Chicago to purchase the Dorsel's brand . If there is a web page for Dorsel's, please email back where i can purchase the steel cut oats. Thanks you EDGAR J ERAZO ALVELO <eerazo@msn.com> on Wednesday, December 04, 2002 at 19:08:21 (PST) Just Surfing from Bayamon, PR, USA Subject: Nuestro Apellido Pense que era un apellido no muy comun pero creo que somos muchos eso si pero una sola familia. Me gustaria estar en contacto con algunas personas para saber un poco mas de nuestra cadena familiar. hector erazo <hrerazo@earthlink.net> on Friday, November 29, 2002 at 12:49:36 (PST) Just Surfing from san mateo, ca Subject: Hello I was tickled to learn about the origin of my mother's last name which I proudly wear. Thanks for the info. Hector Erazo Frank Carlos Bueno Erazo <frank8erazo@hotmail.com> on Thursday, October 24, 2002 at 21:36:02 (PDT) Just Surfing from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Subject: Que tal! soy Familia Erazo En Republica Dominicana Este sitio me llena de curiosidad, quiero saber mas sobre nuestro apellido "Erazo" me e sorprendido mucho e visto personas que tienen el mismo nombre y por coicidencia tambien el mismo apellido "Erazo" en primer orden, pense que los Erazos seriamos pocos, pero veo atravez de este sitio web que estamos esparcidos por todas partes. Por favor envienme un mail para estar en contacto. I do not speak ingles, but I will try it This site fills of curiosity, I want to me to know but on our last name "Erazo" me and surprised much and sight people who also have the same name and by coicidencia the same last name "Erazo" in first order, seriamos pense that the Erazos few, but I see atravez of this Web site which we are scattered throughout. Please envienme a mail to be in contact . Joan Coste <jgcrn@aol.com> on Thursday, October 24, 2002 at 06:05:24 (PDT) Friend from Strasburg, Pa Subject: need info Hi Rick, I'm looking forward to seeing Carol on her visit back this way soon, wish you were coming too. Of course, I have lost your new address and phone number. So, basically, I want to call your wife. Tell me your current phone number please. (Yes, I know there's some way to look this up on the internet, but I dont' know how..) Thanks. Love to all you guys, Joan MUGU JOE,LAGOS NAIJA <MUGUJOE@GUY.COM> on Wednesday, October 23, 2002 at 09:38:07 (PDT) Family from LAGOS, LAG, NAIJA Subject: LOVE THIS SITE. I LOVE THIS SITE.G MEN MAKE UNA COMMOT OOO!!! Anonymous <anonymous@mplsdslgw23poole38.mpls.uswest.net> on Saturday, October 19, 2002 at 15:15:18 (PDT) Friend from saint paul, mn, usa Subject: beautiful the sad softness of a quiet rage melts crystals sparkling in the setting of her hair... i love the smell of sante fe fuscia/reds. clark harris <anonymous@dsl-65-186-174-253.telocity.com> on Wednesday, September 04, 2002 at 06:07:27 (PDT) Friend from troy, mi, usa Subject: neighbors I grew up across the street from Mark at 671 cascade rd, My best friend was John. Went to beechwoods,my dad worked at GE..Have many a fond memories of Cincinnnatti.This is like going back into my childhood, I am now 47 two daughters and a grandaughter. Clark Harris Barbara Kunz <barbaritakunz@hotmail.com> on Sunday, September 01, 2002 at 14:15:04 (PDT) Just Surfing from Temuco, Chile Subject: Solo curiosidad Hola, escribo desde Chile ... es domingo primero de septiembre, y estaba dando vueltas por la red, media aburrida ... conocí a Mauricio Hofmann Tschrone en Enero de este año en Bostón ... luego de conocer a su familia en Stgo, me dio gusto ver una foto de su casa y un montón de amigos o familiares del año 98 ... ojala alguién de mi familia se diera el trabajo de hacer una pagina así , y que luego muchas personas al verla empezaran buscar más sobre sus raices ... un beso y felicitaciones por la pagina, ojala todos nos interesaramos así por nuestra gente. Barbara Kunz Evelyn Salvatierra Erazo <evelynsalvatierra@mandtbank.com> on Saturday, August 31, 2002 at 10:47:54 (PDT) Just Surfing from Orchard Park, NY, 14127 I checked your website and it is fascinating. I have a few questions, before I can be sure you are related to my mother Azucena Erazo. Please call me at (716) 662-9634. Thanks, Evelyn Salvatierra jorge woodbine <jolwood@yahoo.com> on Thursday, August 29, 2002 at 16:21:16 (PDT) Family from cartagena, bolivar, colombia Subject: la historia de mi apellido woodbine vivo en cartagena - colombia, se que mi apellido lo mencionan en un libro de la historia de esta ciudad que proviene de un conquistador ingles jorge woodbine que lo mataron aqui, quisiera saber toda la historia y si en el mundo existen familias con este apellido Luis A. Bustamante <linguistic0@hotmail.com> on Saturday, August 24, 2002 at 01:31:18 (PDT) Just Surfing from Ashburn, Va, USA Subject: El colmo de los Colmos PISCO chileno lo unico que falta es que digan que el Ceviche tambien es Chileno El Pisco es una denominación de origen exclusivamente peruana.- El Pisco, además de ser la bebida tradicional del Perú desde tiempos de la Colonia española, y símbolo de la peruanidad, constituye también lo que en el comercio internacional se conoce como una denominación de origen. De acuerdo a lo dispuesto por el Arreglo de Lisboa relativo a la protección de las denominaciones de origen y su registro y según la definición establecida por la Organización Mundial de la Propiedad Intelectual (OMPI), se entiende por denominación de origen al nombre de un país, de una region o de un lugar determinado, que sea utilizado para designar a un producto originario de ellos, cuyas cualidades y características se deben exclusiva y esencialmente al medio geográfico, incluidos los factores naturales (geografía, clima, materia prima, etc.) y los factores humanos (mano de obra, arte, ingenio, tradición, etc.). Por su parte, la Organización Internacional de la Viña y el Vino (OIV) considera, además de estos elementos, el factor de "notoriedad" o "reputacion" que deben tener las denominaciones de origen para ser consideradas como tales. Se trata pues, de un concepto integral que reviste significativa importancia para el sector vitivinícola pues constituye un valioso instrumento jurídico para el desarrollo de una economia, ya que tienen por objeto la "promoción colectiva" garantizando calidad, procedencia y, en muchos casos, tradición e historia de productos que son fruto del íntimo vínculo entre grupos humanos y la tierra de donde provienen. Asimismo, las denominaciones de origen constituyen un mecanismo de defensa del consumidor y de la libre y leal competencia, pues el Acuerdo sobre los Derechos de la Propiedad Intelectual relacionados con el Comercio (ADPIC), suscrito en el marco de la Organización Mundial del Comercio, establece en la Sección III referida a las Indicaciones Geográficas, que "los países deberán impedir la utilización de indicaciones que sugieran que un producto proviene de una región geográfica distinta de su verdadero origen, induciendo al público a error, e incluso, cualquier otro tipo de utilización que constituya un acto de competencia desleal." Como se puede concluir, uno de los elementos indispensables para el reconocimiento de una Denominación de Origen y/o Indicación Geográfica es la pre-existencia de un referente geográfico que precisamente da origen a la denominación de un producto elaborado en ese determinado territorio. Es en este contexto que los países establecen el marco legal adecuado con la finalidad de impedir que la utilización de una designación o presentación de un producto indique que éste proviene de una región geográfica distinta de su verdadero lugar de origen. Dentro de los alcances de este concepto, el término "Pisco" se ubica como una denominación de origen exclusivamente peruana. En primer lugar, porque corresponde a un lugar geográfico que ha existido desde inicios de la Colonia con ese nombre, correspondiendo a una ciudad, un valle, un río, un puerto y una provincia en la costa sur del Perú. Asimismo, merece destacarse que desde el punto de vista de las disposiciones legales que regulan la demarcación política del Perú, el Distrito de Pisco existe como tal desde que el Perú se constituyó como República independiente en 1821, y que el mismo fue elevado a la categoría de Provincia mediante Ley del Congreso, de 13 de octubre de 1900, publicada en el diario oficial €El Peruano€, el 30 de octubre de 1900. En segundo lugar, porque la extracción, recolección y posterior fabricación y elaboración de esta bebida se realiza a travás de un proceso productivo exclusivo de la técnica peruana desarrollado y difundido en las regiones productoras. Además, porqué la uva utilizada en su elaboración se debe al clima templado y a la formación tectónica del suelo, propio de la provincia de Pisco, que se extiende a los valles de los departamentos de Lima, Ica, Arequipa, Moquegua y algunos valles del Departamento de Tacna donde existen condiciones similares. Por otro lado, la reputación del Pisco también tiene neto origen peruano, remontándose al siglo XVII y continuando hasta la fecha. Como uno de los muchos ejemplos que se pueden citar, se transcribe a continuación uno de los testimonios recogidos por el historiador norteamericano Herbert Asbury quien investigó, entre otros aspectos, la popularidad del Pisco en la costa oeste de los Estados Unidos: "El Bank Exchange era especialmente famoso por el "Pisco Punch", inventado por Duncan Nichol, uno de los más barman más reputados... Durante la década de 1870´s era de lejos la bebida más popular en San Francisco, a pesar que se vendía a 25 centavos el vaso, un precio alto para aquellos días. Las descripciones de San Francisco en aquel período, abundan en referencias casi líricas a su sabor y potencia, como "la crème de la crème" de las bebidas. Su base era el aguardiente de Pisco, que era destilado de la uva conocida como italia o la Rosa del Perú, y se denominó así debido al puerto peruano por donde era embarcado (....) Sobre el aguardiente en sí, (...) un conocedor que lo probó en 1872 sentenció: Es perfectamente incoloro, con una delicada fragancia, terriblemente fuerte y tiene un sabor que recuerda el whisky escocés, pero es mucho más delicado, con un marcado gusto a fruta. Viene envasado en jarras de arcilla, anchas en la parte de arriba estrechándose gradualmente hacia abajo, que contienen aproximadamente cinco galones cada uno." Otro ejemplo destacado con explícitas referencias al origen y el prestigio del Pisco aparece en el centenario "Boletín de la Guerra del Pacífico " publicado en 1980 por la Editorial Andrés Bello de Santiago. En dicho boletín los militares chilenos que participaron en la ocupación de las localidades peruanas de Ica y Pisco consignan textualmente lo siguiente: "... sus principales casas son destinadas a bodegas para guardar los cancos (botijas) del afamado aguardiente que ha tomado el nombre del puerto. (...) La ciudad de Ica es un pueblo de siete a ocho mil habitantes, está rodeada de chácaras dedicadas especialmente al cultivo de viñas que producen el famoso Pisco. (...) Las tropas de ocupación se alimentan espléndidamente: buenas verduras, abundante carne, pan fresco, una copa de pisco al almuerzo y otra de vino a la comida y, sobre todo, sandías riquísimas, en abundancia, que es el manjar predilecto de nuestros rotos." (Informe del Coronel José Domingo Arrunátegui. Boletín de la Guerra del Pacífico, Santiago de Chile, Editorial Andrés Bello, 1980. ) Según la legislación peruana, las denominaciones de origen son propiedad del Estado y éste concede autorizaciones para su uso. Es necesario destacar que hasta la fecha ningún país ha registrado a nivel internacional -en el ámbito del Acuerdo de Lisboa- la denominación de origen Pisco. En el marco multilateral de la OMC, se viene negociando el establecimiento de un "Sistema Multilateral de notificación y registro de las indicaciones geográficas de vinos y bebidas espirituosas", proceso en el cual el Perú viene participando activamente. Sin embargo, sí existe registrada en algunos países la palabra Pisco como "marca", lo que resulta contrario a las normas internacionales vigentes que establecen claramente que una denominación de origen no puede, en ningún caso, ser registrado como marca. juan Erazo vargas <ErazoVargas@marina.militar.pe> on Saturday, August 24, 2002 at 01:10:35 (PDT) Just Surfing from callao, Peru Subject: La prueba del cordón y rosa del verdadero Pisco Peruano Y la verdadera receta del Pisco Sour Peruano no las imitaciones Como todo buen licor, al Pisco se le reconoce por su sabor y aroma. Pero existe, sin embargo, una prueba de calidad distintiva del Pisco, conocida tradicionalmente como "cordón y rosa" La prueba es sencilla de realizar, tanto para conocedores como para consumidores no habituales. Luego de batir la botella de un Pisco auténtico y de calidad, debe quedar una viscosidad como el aceite girando al centro del recipiente en forma similar a un torbellino. A la cola de burbujas distribuidas a lo largo se le denomina "cordón" y a las burbujas que flotan sobre el ojo del torbellino se les llama "rosa". Receta original del Pisco Sour El Pisco Sour, aperitivo típicamente limeño de principios de siglo XX, es quizás la combinación más famosa utilizando el Pisco, que ha recibido los mayores elogios dentro y fuera del país. Sin embargo existe una innumerable selección de recetas que demuestran la versatilidad y temple del aguardiente peruano de uva, el Pisco, como por ejemplo la "Algarrobina", que combina el Pisco con la miel de los Algarrobos, el "capitán" combinación de Pisco y vermouth rojo y " el chilcano", combinación de Pisco, jugo de limón y ginger ale. Ingredientes: 3 medidas de Pisco 1 medida de jugo de limón recientemente exprimido 2/3 medida de azúcar blanca Clara de huevo Hielo picado Preparación: Disolver previamente el azúcar blanca en el Pisco y cuando esté totalmente disuelta agregarle el jugo de limón. Colocar la mezcla en el vaso de la licuadora hasta que llegue a mitad. Agregar una clara de huevo. Luego agregarle hielo hasta que llegue a las ¾ partes del nivel del vaso. Licuar hasta que se disuelva el hielo. Presentación: Servir en copa coctelera. Algunas variaciones de la receta original se presentan añadiendo una gota de Amargo de Angostura en cada copa y rociando con canela. borisrevilla@hotmail.com <borisrevilla@hotmail.com> on Saturday, August 24, 2002 at 01:02:50 (PDT) Just Surfing from oakton, Va, USA Subject: Promoviendo el Original Pisco Entre las principales medidas que ha dado el Estado Peruano para promover el consumo del Pisco destacan la Ley N° 26426, del 4 de enero de 1995, mediante la cual se prohibe el ingreso al país de bebidas fabricadas en el extranjero que usen la palabra Pisco o cualquier otra denominación que incluya esa palabra. La misma ley señala que se deben disponer las medidas para alentar la divulgación del Pisco, especialmente en eventos oficiales y diplomáticos. La RM N°063-93-IINCI/DM, de fecha 14 de mayo de 1993, instituyó el tercer domingo de mayo como el "Día del Pisco " a nivel nacional. Actualmente, se ha conformado la Comisión Nacional del Pisco, entidad que, con el valioso concurso de diversas entidades del sector público como PROMPEX, el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, el Ministerio de Industria, Turismo, Integración y Negociaciones Comerciales Internacionales, PROMPERU, el Ministerio de Agricultura, el Instituto Nacional de Defensa de la Competencia y de la Protección de la Propiedad Intelectual (INDECOPI), así como del sector privado tales como el Comité Vitivinícola de la Sociedad Nacional de Industrias, la Asociación de Exportadores, la Cofradía Nacional de Catadores, la Universidad Nacional Agraria, la Universidad San Luis Gonzaga de Ica, representantes de los principales productores como Tacama, Ocucaje, Vista Alegre, Tabernero, Biondi, Natrapesa, Surnor, Queirolo, Don César y numerosos profesionales vinculados al marketing, producción y comercialización de productos vitivinícolas, viene esarrollando una labor intensa orientada a divulgar internacionalmente la titularidad y procedencia peruanas del Pisco. Al mismo tiempo, se ha iniciado un tratamiento riguroso y técnico del sector pisquero peruano con la finalidad de perservar su calidad, el crecimiento del sector productivo, la recuperación del mercado interno, el desarrollo de nuevos mercados fuera de nuestras fronteras y la promoción internacional de un producto cuya excelencia nos identifique ante el mundo. La Comisión viene trabajando sobre la base de dos ejes: 1. Dinamizar el proceso de producción del Pisco: Mediante un diagnóstico integral de la situación del sector vitivinícola, se pretende actualizar la visión de la problemática agrícola relacionda con los viñedos y con los aspectos industriales y de mercado, con miras a potenciar la ventaja competitiva de su inigualable calidad. En este marco, se ha preparado un Plan de Trabajo con el objeto de establecer el Instituto Vitvinícola del Perú y el Consejo Regulador de la Denominación de Origen Pisco, entidades que se encargarían de garantizar una oferta confiable en calidad, cantidad y presentación. 2. Promoción del Pisco: Mediante las técnicas sofisticadas del marketing actual, se destacará al Pisco en los mercados nacionales e internacionales con una identidad que, basada en su autenticidad, refleje la imagen mestiza de nuestro país. Es necesario destacar que hasta la fecha ningún país ha registrado a nivel internacional -en el ámbito del Acuerdo de Lisboa- la denominación de origen Pisco. En el marco multilateral de la OMC, se viene negociando el establecimiento de un "Sistema Multilateral de notificación y registro de las indicaciones geográficas de vinos y bebidas espirituosas", proceso en el cual el Perú viene participando activamente. Sin embargo, sí existe registrada en algunos países la palabra Pisco como "marca", lo que resulta contrario a las normas internacionales vigentes que establecen claramente que una denominación de origen no puede, en ningún caso, ser registrado como marca. elizabethmeri@hotmail.com <elizabethmeri@hotmail.com> on Saturday, August 24, 2002 at 00:54:33 (PDT) Just Surfing from Washington DC, USA Subject: well I can see you are from Chile but let me tell you something about PISCO if you don't know Definiciones que todos debemos conocer: Pisco : "Aguardiente fabricado originalmente en Pisco , lugar peruano." (Diccionario de la Real Academia Española de la Lengua, Marzo, 1998) Pisco : un agradable aguardiente moscato, que ha venido siendo elaborado desde el siglo XVI de mostos de uva producidos en el valle de Ica en Perú, a 180 millas al sur de Lima. Toma su nombre del puerto de Pisco, a orillas del río Ica, de donde era originariamente exportado in botijas de barro hacia Lima, la capital del Virreinato, y al resto de Sudamérica Española. La destilación fue conocida por la altamente desarrollada civilización Inca, probablemente con anterioridad al siglo IX, pero la destilación de Pisco no existió sino hasta la llegada de los españoles, quienes introdujeron cepas de uva moscatel traídas de España. El Pisco se destila utilizando mostos frescos de uva. Tiene la acentuada fragancia y el sabor de la uva moscatel. El Pisco consumido en el Perú raramente supera los dos años pero aquel que se exporta suele tener tres o más años de antigüedad. Se embotella generalmente a 80 grados graduación alcohólica norteamericana. Los aguardientes de moscato elaborados en Chile y en Argentina y que utilizan el nombre Pisco para su consumo interno , no son tan finos con el peruano original. El Pisco se consume puro como aguardiente, pero la bebida nacional del Perú es el Pisco sour, hecho de jugo de limón, azúcar y Pisco. (Enciclopedia Británica, Volúmen 17 William Benton Publisher, Chicago, London, Toronto, Geneva, 1962. página 959) Pisco : "...célebre aguardiente de uva llamada Pisco , por la botija donde se conserva, por el lugar donde se elaboraba de preferencia (pueblo de Pisco ) o por el puerto Pisco , desde donde partía la preciosa carga". (Fray Reginaldo de Lizárraga, Siglo XVI). Pisco : "Dase allí el llamado aguardiente Pisco por extraerse de la uva pequeña; es uno de licores más exquisitos que se bebe en el mundo". (Francisco López de Caravantes, Relación, Manuscritos, 1630) Mark <anonymous@spider-mtc-ta073.proxy.aol.com> on Monday, August 12, 2002 at 20:22:29 (PDT) Friend from Murrieta, CA, USA Subject: Your Phone Number Rick, Carol, call me. I lost your phone number and can't get it from the net somehow. It must be unlisted. I read your house horrors. Yikes!! 909-698-9301 I have a question about a young man who wants to join the Navy as an officer. He has seen his recruiter - a Lt. who seems to have no idea what to do - or that he HAS something to do. Maybe you can lead me in the proper direction. And, there's more to ask about. Brad and Chad are out of college. Brad is still in Boston while Chad attempts to get into law school - we'll see. I still have the boat - and you were right about the corrosion of salt water. We should get to gether one day soon - on the boat perhaps after a visit to your new home. After reading your page - I can't wait to hear more - and to see for myself. Yo, Mark fred ajudua <fredajudua@mugu.com> on Wednesday, July 31, 2002 at 05:15:41 (PDT) Just Surfing from lagos , nigeria your site is beautiful keep it up GUYS I HAVE BEEN HERE Donna <Parrotkind@aol.com> on Friday, July 12, 2002 at 23:05:09 (PDT) Just Surfing from Chula Vista, CA Subject: Mini Cooper S My husband is an auto enthusiast and has been excited about the Mini Cooper S since he first read about it. We are the very happy drivers of a BMW 540 6 speed and will be buying a Mini Cooper S. I read your review,and being that you are in San Diego, was hoping you may have some suggestions on purchasing one. Time is not a factor being that there are some good options coming out in future models. My husband drove one last weekend and we went today to Brecht BMW today and I drove one. We both were very pleased with the handling and and got a feel for how fun the car will be (and after driving the 540, it is hard to find cars that can compare other than a BMW. By the way, the 540 has reverse in the same position and I have forgotten how strange that is.) Well, the problem is that we had a check for $25,000 with us to buy the car we want, but they want $28,075. Money is really not an issue except that they seem to be gauging a bit too much (I can understand a bit of a bite since they are in demand). Also they are adding Lo-jack and that protective coating (which my husband hates as he feels can be a problem in the future, and in his case is not necessary as he really takes great care of his cars inside and out.) and charging a pretty penny for something we don't even want. So I guess I need to know if you know of any options, like going to LA to buy, or are we going to have to get reemed since we ARE going to buy the car? I know this was long winded but when you want something...well you know how it is! Thank you Donna Balmat-Jantz matias <anonymous@as5300-v7-130.vlp.entelchile.net> on Tuesday, July 09, 2002 at 19:26:05 (PDT) Friend from viña del mar, CHile Subject: muchas gracias tio Rick y tia Carol: Lo unico que les puedo decir "MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS por el favor que me hicieron , y feliz "4 DE JULIO". chao que lo pasen bien cariño matias Yvonne Erazo <yvonneerazo@hotmail.com> on Monday, July 08, 2002 at 06:26:48 (PDT) Family from New York, NY, USA Subject: Family Origins Seems like there are alot more Erazo's than I thought there were. I hope I get to know some of you, feel free to email me! Like all of you, I'm looking for my family origins and don't know much except that my family originates from Puerto Rico. God bless you all! José Gallegos <ciup13@asistentes.up.edu.pe> on Monday, July 01, 2002 at 17:10:01 (PDT) Just Surfing from Lima, Peru Subject: Pisco I would like to write a few words about Pisco Sour. First, it is not the national drink from chile: It is the national drink form Perú. Pisco has it's origins in Perú. It has taken the name of the city of Pisco, located at Ica (soouth of Lima). For more information please visit: www.rree.gob.pe Sebastian Erazo Erazo <lordsee@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, June 26, 2002 at 06:16:56 (PDT) Family from Valparaiso, Chile Subject: familia Erazo en Chile... Hola Que tal muy buenos dias, saben yo tambien he estado buscando a mi familia y formar mi arbol genialogico. pero hay muchos vacios, que por falta de info. no he podido conformarlo, sin embargo uno de mis primos me dijo que existia una pagina de Familia Erazo, en USA. pero , creo que si nos conocemos podriamos darnos una mano para lograr juntar a la mas grande de las familias chilenas, de renombre y respetables.. asi que les dejo la inquietud de tratar de comunicarnos y saber mas de nosotros. ok kissis and hugs Sebastian Erazo Erazo Mi padre: Martin Erazo Cartagena Mi Madre: Nancy Erazo Salinas Mi familia por parte de mi padre, son Erazo - Castro Mi familia por parte de mi madre, Salinas Tamayo. de los del rodeo asi que como se han podido dar cuanta mi padre con mi madre son primos.. que tal y soy más erazo que tdos, jajajaja, que bien bueno no les quito mas tiempo..espero que nos comuniquemos.. isabel bruna <mibruna@hotmail.com> on Monday, June 24, 2002 at 18:31:43 (PDT) Just Surfing from Philadelphia Subject: Empanadas Estimado Sr. Erazo, sabe usted si alguien hace empanadas en Philadelphia? Necesito encargar para una fiesta que me gustaria que tuviera aire chileno. Mil gracias PS. Me emociono y encanto la Cancion Nacional matias carvajal <anonymous@cm-vina-114-156.cm.vtr.net> on Monday, June 24, 2002 at 17:43:39 (PDT) Friend from viña del mar, chile Subject: Hola Tia Hola tia carol y tio Rick, soy Matias el hijo de Roberto y Anita de Chile, estaba navegando por internet y me acorde que ustedes tenia una pagina web, entonces me meti a un buscador y los encontre. Chao Patricia <patita_morales_cl@hotmail.com> on Thursday, June 20, 2002 at 13:54:04 (PDT) Just Surfing from Santiago, Chile Subject: Why Hola , Cómo te dije mi nobre es patricia, estaba buscando alguna informacion que encotré en tu página, y no pude evitar verla un poco, y me llamó mucho la atención, sobre la cantidad de cosas que tienes sobre mi país. incluso hablas de Neruda.... y bueno no sé, me preguntaba por qué?? familiare de acá, vivido acá... o eres de acá?? ...bueno espero no importunarte y dejame decirte que tu página me ayudo bastante. Y bueno...eso, Saludos Patricia Morales A. Bobby <rdm871@aol.com> on Friday, June 07, 2002 at 14:19:54 (PDT) Just Surfing from Boston, MA Subject: Mini Cooper S Hello Rick...just a quick note on the Cooper tranny and the up position for reverse. German car makers tend to do this to prevent accidental shifting into reverse during hard(read-fast) driving. Just a thought. My Cooper S arrives in September. Enjoy!!! Bobby Alex Barron <ab@faenworks.com> on Friday, May 31, 2002 at 19:05:57 (PDT) Friend from San , CA, USA Subject: Captain Greg Bushnell Hi, I served for Capt Bushnell in Japan at CPW-72. Did he pass away? I really would like to know. ab Pascual <chushu_no_meigetsu@yahoo.es> on Wednesday, May 22, 2002 at 16:12:24 (PDT) Just Surfing from Murcia, SPAIN Subject: ABOUT THE DEAR BASQUES ¡Hello! I request him that before saying all the foolishness than you has put in their it paginates, be informed better of the things that you say. It is certain that there is basque and catalan, at least I know some basques, as Legazpi that participated in the conquest of the New World, the conquest of some areas of Asia (as Philipine, etc), but you don't forget, my dear friend that the great majority of those men, for example the soldiers, were castilian and andalusian men, ok? And the captains, if, the officials to the control of those troops I want to remind to you that they were of EXTREMADURA, ok? Yes, Castilla buy mainly EXTREMADURA. Practically all, except for some basque, but all the were of Extremadura. We always forget that region of Spain. Now you talk about the " basque race "....The supposedly basque race will be, because I remind him that the pure races don't exist, not even the nordic races. Has you requested the pedrigi to all the basques, to check that they are of pure race? Because my blood is A-...¡Oh! I don't know it, maybe be basque and I find out now. And I have read that some investigators say that basques are descending of towns of the north of Africa (only basques), for their features, physiognomy, etc...Then that you can suggest to those investigators, my friend? Please, have a little more than justness, you informs best, and it is not allowed to guide for false concepts of races and foolishness that the only thing that will make is to confuse to all those that read its it paginates. Excuse my english. Joan Foreman <gjoan@iopener.net> on Tuesday, May 07, 2002 at 12:28:58 (PDT) Just Surfing Subject: Paella Rick, neighbors had us over for dinner the other night for Paella. This professor (occupation) chef (fantasy) travels with his two paella pans to "show off" his culinary skills. Just had to let you know that this paella peddler's version COULD NOT compare with yours which you fixed for me when Monterrey was your home. Someone just mentions paella, and I want to race to the airport, head for S.D. and DEMAND the RICK rendition!!! Just had to let you know!!! Hope to see you in June for a minute or two. Joan Foreman Dante Alejandro Erazo <danluccas@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, April 10, 2002 at 15:55:27 (PDT) Just Surfing from Salta, Salta, ARGENTINA Hola, estoy interesado en saber sobre la historia de mi apellido ERAZO, sobre todo en San Diego, USA. Los felicito por este sitio, es muy completo. Espero que de alguna manera estemos en contacto y me respondan este mail. Muchas gracias.- STEVENTURTLEMAN@AOL.COM <STEVENTURTLEMAN@AOL.COM> on Saturday, March 09, 2002 at 08:09:02 (PST) Just Surfing from COPPELL, TX, USA Subject: ARMIDILLO RECIPES REQUESTING ANY MORE RCIPES ON ARMIDILLO. YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE I HAVE FOUND THAT LIST ANY. I HAVE AN ABUNDANCE OF THEM IN MY YARD. A FRIEND HAD ARMIDILLO OVER SEAS. SAYS IT WAS GREAT BUT CAN'T REMEMBER RECIPE. WOULD LIKE TO TRY. I LIKE THE 2ND SIX PAK OF BEER THEORY. HAVE NEVER CLEANED ARMIDILLO EITHER. ANYWAY-GOT ANY HELP. STEVE IN TEXAS Gramps & Jules <jsnyder@dpix.com> on Friday, March 08, 2002 at 16:51:30 (PST) Just Surfing from Mountain View, CA Subject: Trying to call you! Hi, I've been trying to call but your phone number is in correct?? (619-574-0985) I even called information and was given the same number. Please let me know your phone number. I've made our hotel reservation for the VP Reunion. Email your phone number. Looking forward to hearing back from you. We'll talk later. Luv, Gramps & Jules Chrystal <chrystalsoto@hotmail.com> on Tuesday, January 29, 2002 at 18:15:20 (PST) Just Surfing from Riverside, CA, 92503 Subject: Thanks for the recipes! Although my mom was puerto rican, she satisfied my dad many a time with delicious chilean recipes she got from my grandma, dad's mom. With my grandma and mom's death, i thought all those recipes were gone forever, but thanks to you, i can still satisfy the chilean in my family. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to surprising my dad with your future recipes. God's blessings! Fred Lundgren <lundgren.john.f@cnap.navy.mil> on Friday, January 25, 2002 at 14:15:24 (PST) Just Surfing Subject: VP Reunion I received a post concerning the VP reunion. I wanted to get access to the data base and was not allowed access. Hence, here I am. I did surf through your site and it looks wonderful. You mentioned Glenn Wernz. I was stationed in Moffet and know him. Also we were stationed in San Diego together. Anyway, how do I get access? Thanks, Fred Lundgren ex VP type cecilia somoza <anonymous@sat79.the.net.ph> on Thursday, January 10, 2002 at 21:49:20 (PST) Just Surfing from manila, central luzon, philippines Subject: regards i want to know about italian recipes Igneris Rosado Erazo <igygirl@edupro.net> on Tuesday, January 08, 2002 at 17:43:00 (PST) Just Surfing from Bayamon, PR, Puerto Rico Subject: Just to say hi!!!! Hi: I'm very exited anout this website. I fell very proud to be an Erazo. we are from Puerto Rico. I was looking for information about my the family. I'm very happy because, now I know that there are more Erazo's in the world. God bless everyone!!!!!! Sincerly, Igneris Rosado Erazo Raul Armando Erazo <raulerazo@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 14:23:07 (PST) Just Surfing from Redwood city , ca, usa Subject: just looking for the meaning of my last name soy de la libertad, El Salvador and i was looking for the meaning of my last name (Erazo) and i found it thanks to you...so thank you. and its great to know that there are more Erazo families out there and that they are from different parts of the world. FROM ONE ERAZO TO ANOTHER I SAY HI TO ALL THE ERAZO FAMILIES... on Saturday, December 22, 2001 at 18:55:45 (PST) Just Surfing Subject: San Diego History Your description of Indians of San Diego County shows how very, very, uninformed you are. It also shows that while you may travel, you obviously have not been to local museums that display Indian made pottery, which you say Indians of California never made. How you can call what you wrote "history text" is beyond me - maybe you should really study the history of California Indians and San Diego Indians before you pretend to know what you are talking about. Rick's reponse: I don't claim to be a scholar or historian, but I am interested in the promotion of history in place of romantic myths. My source for much of my information is "History of California" by the great historian Hubert Howe Bancroft, who researched the Spanish chronicles in Cadiz. It turns out that later accounts revealed that the some Kumeyaay women were indeed quite advanced in pottery-making. I have visited the local museums and seen some of this art, but these pieces were post-conquest. However, some more modern historians believe that the art goes back 1,300 years, so I have made the correction on the history page. By the way, if you are so much better informed than I, you should have the confidence to identify yourself, or you could have sent me a private email rather than post anonymously in our guest book. Jennifer Cottrell <jlf27@cornell.edu> on Sunday, December 09, 2001 at 19:02:09 (PST) Friend from Ithaca, NY, USA I was actually doing a search for Lois Shedlowski, and pulled up your page due to another one of her fabulous recipies. But.. I used to know Carol, back at our days at Asilomar (used to be Jennifer Leyva). I am thrilled that I came across your site; it brought back great memories of Carol. Drop me an e-mail sometime! Paul D <pmdavis@fuse.net> on Friday, December 07, 2001 at 06:47:19 (PST) Just Surfing from Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Subject: Great Site I just happened to stumble upon your site. I think it's great how you are archiving all this information about your family. It's important for your future generations. Thanks for publishing the Cincinnati recipes. Goetta is not the easiest recipe to find. I hope you have enjoyed all of those recipes. They are what make Cincinnati so unique. Thanks again and have a Happy Holiday Season!! --PD Evelin <evelinerazo39@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, December 05, 2001 at 14:04:37 (PST) Just Surfing from New London, CT, USA Subject: I wanted to see if there were any other Erazo's in the world. Hi there! Thanks for all the info on your family! Not to be a snoop or anything it's just I wanted to find out some kind of history about my family. Which just so happened to be Erazo too! Although it is your family history in some ways we might be linked- but thanks alot for the headstart on my search. It was real educational! Best of wishes Erazo's from the Erazo's! If you would like to e-mail me that would be great! Thanks again! Evelin Erazo (18 years old) <pdeninno@mindspring.com> on Saturday, December 01, 2001 at 13:56:20 (PST) Just Surfing from Hudson, oh, summit This has been so interesting to read. I was just looking for a recipe for "Goetta", Cincinnati recipes, and came upon your site. How did you ever come upon this recipe? This has been great, good luck to all. Rick Nogueira <rpn@vnf.com> on Thursday, July 19, 2001 at 14:13:13 (PDT) Just Surfing Subject: Nogueira Name You probably have the basic info that its a Portuguese name but if you are still looking for more information I might be able to answer some questions. I ran across your site randomnly as I was trying to look up someone's address with the name Nogueira. Drop me aline with questions. <MiaKalish@ZiaNet.com> on Tuesday, July 10, 2001 at 13:57:11 (PDT) Just Surfing from Tularosa, NM, USA Subject: Apaches I got to your site from a search on Apaches that I was doing. I found your footnote rude and insensitive. It is written from a very "white" point of view, and doesn't seem to be particularly sensitive even to "mestizo" soldiers... I wonder who you think you are, perhaps superior to lots of people. So I thought I would share that with you. Sincerely, Mia Kalish Rick's reponse: I'm sorry you were offended by my footnote on the Apache Indians. While I take objection to your charge that I was rude (intentionally meaning to offend), I can't deny that I may have been insensitive, since it is impossible to repeat historical accounts without offending someone. I admit that a fair treatment of Apache history requires much more than a brief footnote. I only mentioned them because it was necessary to point out that the conquering Spaniards did not view all bands they encountered equally; that some were more pacific than others; that some were more primitive (by Spanish standards); and some more warrior-like. The Apaches (at least the Mimbreños and Chiricahuas that they encountered) were particularly troublesome -- so much so that the mestizo soldiers (who were probably related to other tribes that were displaced by Apaches invading from the Plains) refused to battle with them. The Yuma Indians, for example, considered the Apaches barbaric invaders from the Plains (though the Apaches themselves may have been displaced by the Comanches and Utes). As to their grooming habits, I found it interesting that the Spanish, who were themselves not particularly hygienic by today's standards, recorded that the Apaches they encountered were "cochino y fétido" (filthy and malodorous). Of course this is a "white" point of view, but what would our view be of a dragoon or even a Forty-Niner if we encountered one today? <cristian.erazo@wcom.com> on Saturday, June 30, 2001 at 12:35:49 (PDT) Just Surfing Subject: Looking for an Erazo My little sister with the same last name of Erazo was smuggled into the United States in a truck carrying lava lamps. Once she crossed the border I believe she then was forced to give out samples of salsa (on corn chips) at the Costco up in Sgt. Bluff Idaho. I am looking to be reunited with her and was looking on the internet with other people who have the same last name. Please help me find her. I have had a spiritual awakening and need to reconcile my feelings and put the past behind me. I am no longer mad at her for telling me I look funny in the shorts I bought on my 20th birthday. Love the recipe for the Beer Butt Chicken. Have you tried it with Kool Aid? I heard it brings out the natural flavors. Carol Prigley <CAPrigley@aol.com> on Wednesday, June 27, 2001 at 06:53:52 (PDT) Family from Manteca, CA, USA Subject: Cave Family I thank you for sharing your account of the Cave family. I had ancestors that suffered at the hand of the Jayhawkers in the same area as well. Rene Amadeo Erazo Erazo <erazo@elsalvador.com> on Monday, June 25, 2001 at 09:53:48 (PDT) Family from San Salvador, El Salvador Subject: saludo Hola! Me da mucho gusto saber que existe esta página, yo había estado investigando acerca del origen de mis apellidos, se que mis antepasados llegaron de Honduras , podrian ayudarme a saber como llegran los Erazo a Honduras. Gracias. Mario Erazo <enamoradiso@hotmail.com> on Sunday, June 17, 2001 at 21:53:23 (PDT) Just Surfing from orlando, fl, usa Subject: hello.... I was looking to find out where my last name came from and your web site helped me alot. Thanks... Mario, Constanza Polloni <cpolloni@puc.cl> on Friday, June 15, 2001 at 16:16:46 (PDT) Just Surfing from Stgo, Chile Subject: Visita Hola Tios, ¿Cómo están?, me costo llegar a su página pero lo hice. Aca estamos todos bien, pero ya se empezo a notar la llegada del invierno. Tios les escribo, porque me encantaria cobrarles su invitación, tengo muchisimas ganas de poder ir a estudiar ingles, y quisiera preguntarles si me podrían acoger en su casa. Lo otro es si ustedes conocen algún curso de ingles (instituto, algo por el estilo), que no sea de precio muy elevado, porque creo que esta es una de las limitantes. Agradeciendoles de antemano, la acogida a mis preguntas, se despiode con mucho acriño y les desea lo mejor Conti PD: saludos a todos. John Mikhail Erazo <jm_erazo@hotmail.com> on Monday, June 04, 2001 at 03:14:55 (PDT) Just Surfing from Makati, Philippines Just surfing the net looking for those whose last name is the same as mine. Cool website. miguel erazo <mbromike@aol.com> on Saturday, May 19, 2001 at 15:02:06 (PDT) Just Surfing from yonkers, ny, usa Subject: surprised there is an erazo website! hello to all of the erazos across the nation!i need help i am looking for my brother who relocated from puerto rico to los angeles california i think. its really important that i contact him,you see our father passed away in 1997 his name was jesus erazo he died in puerto rico so i need to locate my bro to talk to him.. i love him. if anyone from the la area knows him please contact me my number is 1-914-237-8796 call collect i think he works for ups thank you. Mark Yerkes <Myerkes@mail.ucf.edu> on Thursday, March 08, 2001 at 09:04:22 (PST) Friend from Orlando, Fl, USA Subject: Loss Rick/ Carol, I am sorry to hear of your loss. What a beautiful tribute you wrote. May the good Lord smile upon you and your family. Mark Jim Bohn <lbohn@stpaulrad.com> on Sunday, February 25, 2001 at 17:45:07 (PST) Family from St. Paul, MN, USA Subject: Your brother's obit. My wife, Linda, and I are 25+ year friends of Tricia and she told us about your website and obit. It is beautifully done. Take Care. Pete <ENGCoste@aol.com> on Wednesday, February 21, 2001 at 19:06:46 (PST) Friend from Strasburg, PA Joan said to "check the site and log in the guest book" so here I am... Lina g. <l.g.reyes@edmail.com> on Monday, February 19, 2001 at 20:56:26 (PST) Family from Keene, Tx USA Subject: Erazo from Puerto Rico Helping my daughter with her homework about our family tree;we visited your web site.. We loved it.It was very helphul because our great ,great grandfather was born in Spain . Thank you for the inside.. Los Erazo Olivieri de Santurce Puerto RIco... Francisco Bañados <francisco.banados@cl.eyi.com.> on Wednesday, February 14, 2001 at 12:16:10 (PST) Just Surfing from Carol. Espero que estés bien, te mando mi nuevo y único e.mail ya que el de la casa lo estamos cambiando. Aprovecho de mandarte la dirección de la página web de mi oficina que es www.servicioslegales.cl. Un beso grande y saludos a todos. Francisco. AnnSherwin <AnnSherwin@hotmail.com> on Monday, December 11, 2000 at 07:15:03 (PST) Just Surfing from USA I too am researching and would love to swap stories comments and maybe research if we link up Luann <isayhello2u@hotmail.com> on Friday, December 08, 2000 at 09:48:58 (PST) Just Surfing from USA Hi and Hello. Stumbled across your website while searching for 16th & 17th century histories of colorado river/ sea of cortez/ Imperial & San Diego counties I loved your writing style. (heck I loved everything about your website) Too many web sites just reprint the same old dusty bancroft type texts with all the errors left in. (an example error would be the quote "The birth of two babies to De Anza's settlers doubled the population of California") Mike Neese <mikeneese@hotmail.com> on Tuesday, October 17, 2000 at 15:57:35 (PDT) Friend from Stamford, CT USA Great Web site. You guys are just cooky! Neese, Eckert, Christle and Roteman make it to Blacksburg this past weekend without going to jail. Hope to see you guys over the Holidays! Francisco Erazo <frankerazo@hotmail.com> on Tuesday, October 10, 2000 at 19:49:11 (PDT) Puro Surfing from San Antonio, TX USA Cool! Just looking around for another Erazo family here on this tiny planet. Noticed a few from Chile. My family name comes from Central America. Norm and Dottie Lord <normlord@msnemail.com> on Saturday, September 30, 2000 at 10:11:29 (PDT) Friend from Big Bear Lake, CA USA We love your site, especially Chef Rick's Pisco recipe with music. We are ready for a big pitcher of Pisco. Your site has encouraged us to try setting up our own family site; we will probably need some advice from Professor Rick. Juan Alberto Cantarelli <jacantarelli> on Tuesday, September 26, 2000 at 09:01:27 (PDT) Friend from Córdoba, Argentina Friend ? Hola mi nombre es Alberto y estoy intentando reconstruir al arbel genealogico de los Eraso-Erazo. Si estan interesados por favor contactarme a mi email. Un gran saludo. Alberto Cantareli y Cecilia Eraso. Patricia Hunter Albrecht <p_albrecht_2000@yahoo.com> on Monday, July 24, 2000 at 14:17:57 (PDT) Family from Canoga Park, ca. USA If I figured things right Iam a disttant relative of Nancy Hunter Cave. I'd like to thank for all the info on the Lone Jack Massacre. My GGGrandfather was William J. Hunter, was one of the men executed on 9/6/1863. Thanks again for a great place to visit. Chris <soupweed@hotmail.com> on Friday, June 23, 2000 at 09:40:43 (CDT) Family from san diego, ca USA Hey pops, I want to help you update the website we need recent photos, and news and we need to fix your protein diet area... Chris Ernesto Otaegui P.C. <eotaegui@hotmail.com> on Monday, April 10, 2000 at 13:11:36 (CDT) Familia from Santiago, Chile Querido Compadre. Mis felicitaciones por su sitio. Me sorprendió la calidad de ella ¡¡ Grande Compadre !! Anonymous on Saturday, February 05, 2000 at 11:50:25 (CST) Just Surfing from USA I am offended by your website. You should use this medium to promote noble causes such as saving the spotted owl and supporting Hollywood for all of their efforts RAFAEL E ERAZO <RAFAEL310@AOL.COM> on Tuesday, January 04, 2000 at 11:34:23 (CST) Just Surfing from YONKERS, NY USA SURFING ON THE ERAZO LAST NAME.... Mauri Hofmann Tschorne <Sonoman@mail.com> on Wednesday, December 15, 1999 at 11:04:54 (CST) Familia from Chile Lindo Primero que nada les quiero dar un caluroso saludo a todos especialmente a mi tia carol y a mi tio CHIRS(esposo de la carina)que el es super buena onda y la cago lo choro que es y con el Alan lo echamos mucho demenos ( Especialmente cunado juganos Gof), esperamos que nos vengan a ver Chao y feliz año 2000 y feliz pascua Mana y Pancho <banadotaegui@manquehue.net> on Wednesday, December 08, 1999 at 15:04:51 (CST) Familia from Santiago, Chile HOLA!! primera vez que veo la pagina y en las pets photos no aparece TORIBIO profundamente sentidos Mana y Pancho. (super cool la pàgina web) Nos vemos!! Javier & Ana Nieto <javnieto@cs.com> on Saturday, November 20, 1999 at 00:30:23 (CST) Amigo from VA Beach, VA USA Hoy nos hemos acordado de vosotros, cenando con los Troncoso aqui en VA Beach. ¡Un fuerte abrazo, permaneceremos en contacto! Marlene <Romatica15> on Sunday, November 14, 1999 at 12:26:39 (CST) Friend from Trenton, NJ USA my brother wrote on August 31,1999 he is 22years old I'm only 15years old I'll be 16 soon me and him are from the same mom but diffrent fathers his father is the Erazo he never really new his father or anything about his backround so I'm happy he got to read this web page it lets him know he's not alone which he never was cause I was always was here for him and so was are mother I Love Him Very Much for him and my mother who dont know there backround very much this would be a blessing for them. Abby <achough@onebox.com> on Saturday, November 06, 1999 at 16:07:30 (CST) Just Surfing from Oakton, VA USA Well, now I wish that I was an Erazo - you all look like you are having too much fun! The site looks great - just dropping in to see the Segal's new house - hope you all are doing well! Marc Erazo <MErazo0397@aol.com> on Monday, October 18, 1999 at 16:41:46 (CDT) Just Surfing from VA USA None at this time Julian Penn <julianpenn@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, September 01, 1999 at 19:19:37 (CDT) Family from Santa Fe, NM USA I'm in New Mexico right now visiting my mother. Uncle Rick and Aunt Carol sent me a polo tote bag for my birthday for which I am very grateful. I am using right now as I travel. Thank you, Erazo Fami vicente erazo <d amante23> on Tuesday, August 31, 1999 at 09:59:25 (CDT) Just Surfing from trenton, nj USA like mark i thought i was alone here in the states.but im glad to have found more erazo's.my family is from ecaudor close to chile .i hope to find more info on the name erazo Tricia Erazo Penn <tpenn@concentric.net> on Saturday, July 03, 1999 at 13:02:03 (CDT) Family from Santa Fe, NM USA Hi! I am using a Macintosh Powerbook (on loan from work) and signed up to a private home account (which I personally paid for), so now have my own, personal home account. My email at work with SF Schools is tpenn@mail.sfps.k12.nm.us. But, you can also write to me here! Kimberlee is settled in, and today we are going to the Wine Festival at Rancho de los Colondrinas- where I just might find Cristian a belated birthday gift! Please give me the password for the family-only page (second request). Love, Tricia & Kimberlee Tricia <penn@rrhs.rrps.k12.nm.us> on Wednesday, June 02, 1999 at 11:19:36 (CDT) Family from Santa Fe, NM USA Hi, I'll send you my new email as soon as I have one, but it may be awhile. Next Tuesday I should be with Santa Fe Public Schools, as the Executive Director of Special Education. I am looking forward to working in my "home town" and to the raise. On the 19th, I'll be moving from B-13 to C-6, a two-bedroom, two-bath apt. on the 2nd floor (with a skylight). Then, on the 21st, I'll fly to MN to help Kim move. We should be back in Santa Fe on the 28th, in the 'new' apartment. I plan to keep the same phone number. A lot is happening between now and July 1st!!! Love, Tricia (and congrats to Carol for the half-marathon!) Ken <kldavidson@msn.com> on Monday, May 31, 1999 at 21:48:40 (CDT) Friend from Monterey, Ca USA I checked the new information on the site. Taco looks real happy. Thanks a lot for taking part of the Memorial Day weekend to spend with us. Mary Ann stayed until late morning in San Diego. I caught the 0630 flight to San Jose. Now I am in Warrenton Va. Just west of Manassas. I will show Rosita the dog when I get back. Ken Chris Segal <csegal@flash.net> on Tuesday, May 18, 1999 at 20:45:22 (CDT) Family from san diego, ca USA Nice job pops, I like the photo looking south from pb point towards tourmaline surfing park and pacific beach. well off to the point, Chris Larry Sullivan <LSulli1456@aol.com> on Tuesday, March 30, 1999 at 13:37:03 (CST) Family from El Paso, TX USA You have done a fantastic job here dear cousin! I was glad to see photos of Aunt Lillian and Uncle Til. I will eventually send you some more history stuff if you want it. Eduardo y Marcela TRoncoso <etroncos@bbs.imaginativa.cl> on Tuesday, March 16, 1999 at 19:50:11 (CST) Amigo from Viña del Mar, Chile Hola Rick y Carol. Como pueden ver, nos cambiamos de mail server, y además nos cambiamos de casa y teléfono: Centauro 30, 56 (32) 832156. Todos bien en la casa, Patricio ya está yendo al Jardín Infantil. No se olviden que Roberto está de cumpleaños mañana. Un abrazo y hasta pronto, Troncosos Sandra <Sandra.Ward@mci.com> on Wednesday, March 10, 1999 at 17:46:20 (CST) Friend from Denver, CO USA Cristian & Stacy, I finally got around to signing the guest book. It is great that your family has this website. I really enjoyed the information on your wedding. Mainly since I was not able to be there in person. Best of Luck to all of you! Trader Josie on Wednesday, March 10, 1999 at 14:24:37 (CST) Just Surfing from USA Toby Rickabaugh <mesagoat@hotmail.com> on Saturday, March 06, 1999 at 05:56:38 (CST) Friend from Greensboro, NC USA Hello,I am doing a geneology search and your site appeared.Do you have any info or know of a connection? Thanks for your time. sincerely,Toby MARK ERAZO <merazo@edg-inc.com> on Tuesday, February 23, 1999 at 13:08:30 (CST) Just Surfing from SILVER SPRING, MD USA WOW! I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ERAZO IN THE USA. YOU SEE, I DON'T KNOW ANY BODY FROM MY FATHER SIDE, BUT NEVER THE LESS; KNOWING NOW THAT THERE ARE OTHER ERAZOS' OUT THERE WITHIN THE INTERNET (USA) MAKES ME FEEL HAPPY & PROUD. NOW I KNOW I'M NO LONGER ALONE; GUESS I'M THE LONE LOST ERAZO BEING FOUND THROUGH YOU, "THE ERAZOS' " I ENJOYED READING ABOUT YOUR FAMILY AND VIEWING ALL YOUR PICTURES. YOU ARE A COOL FAMILY. PROUD TO BE AN ERAZO. Cleve Miller <Lnm1938@aol.com> on Thursday, January 21, 1999 at 20:24:53 (CST) Family from Winnabow, NC USA Thanks so much for this great site! WILLIAM J. HUNTER was my GGGfather. He and Maria were the parents of my GGmother, Louisa Edmonia Hunter. She married Alexander Hugh Cramer, 10-12-1880. She was 2 wks. old when her father William was killed at Roupe Farm. Again, thanks so much for this wonderful family history! Troncosos <etroncos@ctc-mundo.net> on Wednesday, January 20, 1999 at 20:01:16 (CST) Amigo from Viña del Mar, CHILE Hola amigos, qué rico haber estado con ustedes y especialmente haber conocido a la nuera del año. Muchas gracias por la acogida al Capitán Contreras, me contó maravillas de ustedes. Chris Deatherage chrisd@roanoke.com Friend from Roanoke, VA. USA on Wednesday, January 13, 1999 at 18:09:12 (CST) I'm a friend, and roommate of Christian's at Va. Tech. I heard from a mutual friend that the Erazo family had a web site, so I thought I would check it out. From what I've have seen, it's really great. I'll be sure to visit it again, whenever I'm online. 701C South Main Rules!!!! andrea erazo Just Surfing from chicago, il USA on Saturday, January 02, 1999 at 21:29:55 (CST) Hi from Chicago Erazo's by the way we're cool. cindy sleigh sleighbl@casstel.net Just Surfing from archie, mo USA on Wednesday, December 30, 1998 at 15:43:50 (CST) I was looking for family history I know that my Great Great grandma was a parede married to a DeLance not sure of the spelling. My grandmother was Cleo Maple DeLance Bohannon. Any info you could send me would be helpful I am just starting my search for family history. Anita Erazo a_erazo@hotmail.com Familia from Santiago, Chile on Friday, December 25, 1998 at 19:10:15 (CST) I enjoy visiting your page, it's terrific, but I´m very disappointed because you don't have any pictures of us. If you like I could send you some, just send me an e-mail. Deanna atdtc@techmail.admin.ttu.edu Just Surfing from Lubbock, TX USA on Monday, December 21, 1998 at 13:20:10 (CST) Searching for TAGLE - my maiden last name. Gastón Bobillier <ceisa@cmet.net> on Friday, December 04, 1998 at 07:32:55 (CST) Familia from Santiago, Chile Hello from Santiago. Roberto Carvajal <carvajal-ramirez@entelchile.net> on Saturday, November 28, 1998 at 13:36:18 (CST) Amigo from Las Salinas (Viña del Mar), Chile Está muy bueno el asado de Rick. Saludos de Chile! Lonna Sherwin <lsherwin@nps.navy.mil> on Wednesday, November 18, 1998 at 18:31:58 (CST) Just Surfing from Monterey, CA USA Hi Rick - Ken Davidson told me about your web site so I thought I'd check it out. Still at NPS - still loving the job - No more Banyan just NT. John is working for the County Emergency Services - CAPT Harry Robins is his boss - former skipper of Barbers Point. More into Amphibs than P3 these days. I hear from Lyle every now and then - he's in Rota - OIC. Drop me a line - Lonna Getty Center on Thursday, October 29, 1998 at 19:08:29 (CST) Just Surfing from USA From the museum Julian <julianpenn@hotmail.com> on Wednesday, October 21, 1998 at 12:29:13 (CDT) Familia from Saint Paul, MN USA Nice web site. Needs more pictures of me. |
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