In Loving Memory Of
Oliver Puello Prats
In memory of Oliver Puello Prats, a great person and friend to many, who was tragically killed in Santo Domingo on February 15, 1998.
Oliver, "you are one of the dead who never die".
Father Angel León Borrell, S.J.
Great man and teacher at the Loyola School, and a listening friend during hard times, who rose to God's Grace on Saturday, September 12, 1998. May the Lord welcome him. Never will he be forgotten nor replaced.
Edwin Gómez Gómez
Succesful and reknowned young Dominican enterpreneur, founder of Desde el Medio Tours, alumnus of Loyola School, that like Oliver, died at the hands of an irresponsible driver on December 26, 1999. Edwin accomplished a lot for the Dominican youth, and among the many things he did was organize numerous safe-driving campaigns.
Gabriel Pérez Rosa
Vivaceous sixteen-year-old family friend and, nonetheless, my friend too; tragically killed, along with his friend Konrad Heinsen, in an car accident on April the 20th, 2000, due to the juvenile imprudence of some acquainted youths. Gabo, we'll remember your candor, your excitement and your constant search for fun, always.
Laura Michelle Bertrán Schotborgh
You left us, totally ignoring why, on the 2nd of August of 2000. Those that knew you can testify to how amazing you were: an active young woman, artistic yet adventurous; anyone who knew you would speak highly of you. Even though our acquaintance didn't ever go further than a brief chat or a greeting, since long ago I felt that you were someone I had to know in depth. It is too late for that now and I regret it; you will persist in my memory as someone who I always tried to get to know, but never could. Your departure has changed my life: I will never let an opportunity like you fly by ever again.
Ian Carlo Espino
Energetic and carismatic young man, neighboor and friend of the family, who died on November 20, 2003, at 26 years of age of a misterious and sudden illness. ICE, a nickname due to his initials, will live on forever in the memory of all the persons that had the chance of getting to know him.
Francisco "Faco" Hernández
High school classmate of mine who tragically perished in a small-aircraft crash on the 29th of March, 2006. He had just turned 28, and is the first of our Class of ´96 the pass away.
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