Oilcamps of Venezuela Guest Book

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Vicki Ford Beard

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My daddy was Jack (Rocky) Ford and my mother "Boots" Ford we lived in Quiriquire in 1953 to about 1957. i was in kindergarten thru 3rd grade there. Some of the names of my friends there were , Ann Pace, Gail Zimmerman,David Claxton, Lived on Palm road.

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Anne Glackin Ritchie

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Hi Patty Cleveland, I remember you, your sisters, your house, etc. But did you leave Amuay after the 5th grade? Please get in touch - it would be fun to remember. Anne Glackin

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Bob Cleaver

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Patty Cleveland. I remember you and Judy. Email me at cleaverb2011@hotmail.com and let's rehash life in Amuay. I lived just up the street from you.

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Cheryl Algernon

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Wow! What a great page Randy. I hear it existed from Jaime Blanco's son and I have seen a lot of names I recognize. I tried looking up for Holly Gesner (who lived a few houses from the Bahia Club)in facebook but did not find her. I would really like to know how is she doing after all these years past by. Keep on your work because it is a good way to get in touch with our fellow students. Lots of Hugs and Kisses.

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Scott Norris

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We lived in Camp Anaco, Venezuela in 1956-59. My dad, Ike Norris, was a foreman for Socony-Mobil at that time. I was in Kindergarten and my sister, Roxanne Norris, was in the 3rd grade. I remember the Northcutts, the Merritts, and the Betancours as other families in the camp. Please feel free to contact me if you have any information, pictures, or other news of that time frame.

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Billy Armstrong

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I'm Billy Armstrong, I'm looking for my grandfather was worked in menegrande, zulia or another place.He has a song called Bruce Armstrong (but his father is not Armstrong) with AURITA MAY ARMSTRONG BETTER KNOW LIKE GRETA, maybe is Christopher Athy, James Loius, well i don't know who is my grandfather, my grandmother doesn't wanna talk to anybody about her life and her secrets.

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Patty Cleveland Klinger

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My sister just found this website; we were the 4 wild girl children of Bill Cleveland who ran the refinery in the early 50's (I think). I just ready 'Nobody Walks Here' .. brought back fond memories, reminding me of things I had long forgotten. It gave me a new perspective of my mother's potential perspective of her sojourn in Judibana. Thank you so much for the writing, I will hang around here till I get through more. Mom and Dad (Willie & Bill) have both passed away after living full lives. Dad worked for Creole & Esso East till his retirement apx. 1970.

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Douglas Burke

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I attended EBV in the early 1960's. Are there any others like me out there?

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RITCH HATCHER

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Checking in, see a few names from the early years in Amuay and Judibana - 55 to 67

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JJ Garcia Jr

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Randy your page as great as it is, is also a great vehicule to comunicate recent events to this great and proud community. Just a few days ago Homer Scott one of the old timers from Creole passed away at 97. He will be remembered as one of the builders of our Oil Industry and one of the true outstanding gentlemen of our club to his family and friends go our prayers. JJ Garcia Jr

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