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We talked about childhood, how people have affected Noewell a lot since grade school.
In this interview I talked with my grandma about where she grew up, about my grandpa and how they met, and how she wants to be remembered in life.
This interview was held on June 4, 2018 with my eldest aunt, Luz (Luzviminda). She speaks briefly of her life, important aspects of what make her who she is, and memories of her family, including me, with some assistance of...
This is the story about my mom, Ditas Campo's happy childhood in the Philippines. She grew up surrounded by love and a big family. Listening to my mom's childhood story makes me realize the importance of making memories and to...
My mom's life growing up without her parents and being raised by her grandmother in the Philippines and how life was for her and her sister.
We talked about my mom's experiences with the Catholic Church from when she was a little girl in the Philippines to now as a grandmother in the United States.
In this interview, conducted on November 23rd, 2017, a loving mother of three, Evangeline Cancel explains her childhood experiences and life story prior to moving to New York to work as a Registered Nurse in Elmhurst Hospital. She explains how...
Elmer Lavilla reminisces about his past experiences, living in Manila,Philippines in the late 80's/ early 90's.
Luke Collins (18) talks with his grandfather, Ricardo Dumapit (81) about his childhood in the Philippines. He also talks about transitioning into America and his children and life goals for them.
We talked about what their childhood was like. We also talked about their married life and raising kids together, and eventually grandchildren.
This is an interview with my dad in which we discuss his military service, childhood, and me (his daughter).
We discussed Noli and Radi's childhoods, transition from the Philippines to America, and their everlasting love. We also talked about their thoughts on getting older and how to raise a family you are proud of.
My mom, Angeline Cura Adriano talks about her father Agustin “Bibas” Adriano and the life she grew up with. She is being interviewed by her daughter Achaia Alexis Adriano.
David Tilson, a 92-year old World War 2 veteran, reminisces about his 43 months of service in England, and in the Philippines on a tugboat four days before the first atomic blast.
I learned a lot about my grandfather during my interview with him, particularly how hard his life was in the Philippines and how he took the opportunity to come to the US to have a better life, even though it...
Her safe childhood, good marriage, ending with struggles but happiness
My mom talked about her childhood days in the Philippines before she moved to America. She reminisced her home land’s simple pleasure, the good and the not-so-good memories.
My father’s life being an immigrant in the United States and what it meant to be a Filipino.
In this interview we talk about my mom's life in the Philippines and all the trials and tribulations she went through during all stages of her life, from graduating college, to getting a job and moving to the US, and...
I learned about my mom’s childhood in the Philippines, and my grandparents, who I have never met. My mother told me her greatest achievements in life, and what she wants to do in the future.
My grandfather describes his childhood, his service in the Philippine Navy, and how he rose from the bottom to the top — including everything in between.
Maria Belen Saldaña grew up in the Philippines during the 1970’s and by her description, was a time when everything was less complicated than the 21’st century.
I talk with my mom about her life growing up in the Philippines. Then she asks about my life right now, and then we talk about our trip to the Philippines.
This is the story of my father, Rick Worley, and his navy career as well as his childhood/marriage.