My Memoirs - Citizen of the World

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where she became an actress and made a few films. In 1945 she met Juan Peron and helped him to get elected as president of Argentina. History tells us that she started her own foundation that built hundreds of schools and hospitals for the Argentines. Although she never officially held a government post, she performed as Minister of Health and Labor, because of her own persistence. She did make many enemies during her life. She did everything in her power to step on the toes of the rich Argentines. She had a short political life. She was active for four years of her husband’s term, but was diagnosed with cancer and died in 1951. Evita’s story can teach us all that it is possible to defy fate. She was born into the lowest rural life and climbed the ladder to become the most powerful woman in the country. She did all this, at a time when the place of woman was in the home, not behind a desk. Even after her death, Evita remains loved not only by Argentines, but by people all over the world. As most of us know, Broadway made a musical play about her life and Hollywood made a movie as well. After completing this long last chapter of my book, I must express my deepest and sincere gratitude to my wife, the love of my life for 49 years, who helped me to recollect the many episodes described in the book. She was and continues to be my inseparable companion. My life did not end. I will continue to be involved in this beautiful Town of Bristol that adopted me more than forty years ago, and enabled me to attain the American Dream. This is undoubtedly my favorite place to live among so many Bristolians that have accepted me as one of its citizens for which I am very proud. This is my story - the life of an immigrant who, one day, decided to leave his country of birth to live in peace with the freedom of expression. As I said when I ran for the Rhode Island State Senate in 1974, the first time I voted freely, was for myself. 241
I hope that perhaps, my memoirs could help future immigrants, and others, to deal with the problems and aspirations typical of anyone who decides to come to this God Promised Land. 242
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements .........
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The Modern Magellan! PREFACE Freder
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INTRODUCTION I was born and raised
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In addition to the age difference,
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factory, Loreto. Shortly after that
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taught the village children to read
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Recently I learned that the Azores
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My Grandmother’s Cherimoyer Tree
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Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Tarzan an
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dos Capas that belonged to the pare
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mother and confined to the house fo
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organ transplants, performing the f
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The Education System in the Azores,
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it. In most cases, I have to give a
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Above is a design made in 1933, of
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School teacher, recognized that she
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The statue, according to tradition,
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My Father’s Bankruptcy My father
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MY FAMILY’S NEW LIFE After My Fat
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school education. I completed the f
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her life. She was used to being a h
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a real sword. I developed such an i
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When I arrived at the capital city
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Captain Joaquim Barros, needed to s
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military instructions from 8am to 1
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nervous girl to the point of hyster
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Management. I left Lages Field on a
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But I also remember that Alabama ha
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The salaries in Portugal at the tim
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Receiving Outstanding Performance A
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and when I told her, she immediatel
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Deodete’s Teaching Career and Our
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stuck in the house all day. He knew
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spend her honeymoon without the clo
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on the ship Funchal.” Immediately
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A Christian Retreat One time my fri
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entered earlier that week at a shoe
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My Involvement with Sports and Civi
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laughter! One of them said, "This i
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States Immigration Department a few
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ight away, but at a later time when
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that until 9 or 10 o'clock at night
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know many people in Middletown. I c
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heard of Bristol, Rhode Island, but
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convince Deodete that things were g
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In front of the Bristol Medical Cen
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of the nine Azores Islands because
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emember they would charge $10.00 fo
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Association Champions in 1974-1975;
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million dollars to build the museum
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My family received the “Family of
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In September 1999, I was invited by
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clients in town, but I became conce
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Assisted Living was completed in 20
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Elder Care Care Housing as as it it
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Fourth of July Chief Marshal In 198
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The parade is about 2 ½ miles long
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Campaigning for for for the the the
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anking, insurance, religion, econom
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I was also a member on the panel at
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Another feature of our membership i
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Gandhi started urging a non-violent
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management of Bristol County Travel
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Our 25th Wedding Anniversay Our 25t
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Professor at New York University wh
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and contacted everyone we considere
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the beginning of 1974, I launched m
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Moving our Office from Warren to Br
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for a business. And the area was in
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of the thousands of Portuguese-Azor
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usinesses into Bristol County. We r
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I called the owner of Full Channel
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we survived and were much happier a
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Our Rotary Shows During my 35 years
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Bristol Rotary Bristol Rotary Show,
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Romeo: With love's wings did I fly
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1 was not wearing my glasses and I
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We chartered more than 50 buses to
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Another time, at about 1 o’clock
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not going to tell me anything perta
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The Birth of our Granddaughters On
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the devotion and sincerity of every
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My Hobbies and Recreation It is no
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happy when my family and friends ar
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desire for an ideal and fair world.
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operators, cruise lines, hotels, tr
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links are among the most attractive
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were walking down a main avenue, lo
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of art, the Mona Lisa, Venus de Mil
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The town’s quaint streets, pretty
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Some of the places that we visited
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Poland For our trip to Poland, we f
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Glaciers of Alaska Glaciers of Alas
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Hungary From there we continued our
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acquired all the documentation that
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And finally we went to Copenhagen,
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that they found out that someone fr
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minutes with the line never moving
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looked like an underground art muse
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took my camera and destroyed all th
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Page 269 and 270: Costa Rica Deodete and I flew to Sa
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