Enriqueta married Cuauhtemoc Atristain Uria and had Sergio, Alberto and Luz Mar�a (La G�era) Atristain Fuentes (in the middle in the 6th photo, and next to me in the 7th one).
Sergio married Virginia, an American lady and had Sergio (Chess), Perry, Richard (Rickie) and Veronica (Chacha). There are Perry, Chess and I in our powerful bikes in 1957 (4th photo).
Uncle Alberto married Alicia Deras and had two children a boy (Jos� Luis) who lives in Canada, and a girl. He got divorced and since married and divorced a few more times.
Aunt Luz Mar�a (better know as "La G�era") married Javier Cristo Campa and had two boys and a girl: Javier (El G�ero), Rosa Mar�a and Roberto (Tito). In the last photo, Rosa Mar�a, Aunt G�era, and Javier Cristo (He was a good poker player). I am next to her, in the 6th photo. My wife tells me we look a lot alike, so in that case, I look more like the Guerreros than the Poucel side of the family. Go figure!
My Aunt G�era had Javier (El G�ero), Rosa Mar�a and Roberto (Tito). El G�ero was my assistant for at the CIDE (Economics Center for Research and Teaching) from 1976 to 79. He was murdered in 1995, as some thieves were robbing him out of his motorcycle.
Rosa Mar�a married Fermin San Mart�n and had a child by the same name. Ferm�n is now 15 years old, and a very successful competitive rower, having won various national and international competitions.
My Grand Aunt Lucha married Juan Merino and had Enrique, Alicia and Jos� Luis Merino Fuentes. In the 3rd photo, Enrique, Juan Merino, Jose Luis, Aunt Lucha and Alicia.
Uncle Enrique lived at Aunt Duba for a couple of years, when my Aunt Lucha had trouble with her husband. That is why, we saw more of Uncle Enrique. He married Raymunda Restelli (Aunt Munda) and had Enrique II (Quique) and Alfredo (Freddie). They both went to the William School, where my brother and I also attended. My uncle Enrique died fairly young. He was great!
My uncle Jos� Luis married Blanca Vazquez and had Jose Luis (Pepe), Patricia (Patty) and Juan. He was a lawyer, and a very successful real state developer. He tried to sell me my first house, after I came back from my master and Ph.D. studies in England in 1976. He helped my uncle Emiliano (my mother's brother) when he was out of work. He would call me, at least once a month, asking me to develop my house in Acapulco with him into condominiums.
My Aunt Alicia is still around and in good shape. She worked in Washington D.C. as personal assistant to the Permanent Representative and Ambassador of Mexico to the OAS, Rafael de la Colina. She lived in Arlington, Virginia, where we saw her regularly after my arrival there in 1979 to work at the Inter-American Development Bank. However, she had a little falling out with my first wife Bethany, cooling off the relationship.
The 5th photo has my Aunt Lucha as I remember her. She was always on the go, coming to our house at least once or twice a week. Going up and down the city, every day of the week. She and her sister, Aunt Queta, were very close to Aunt Duba.
My cousin Patty married Federico Pizarro and had a son by the same name on 2 December 1971. Federico II became one of the best Mexican bull fighters (last photo). He is now entering the show business, starring in soap operas. We wish him success. He already has the talent, strength and character.
