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Peace and Justice Center, he found a place that combined his love for arts, culture,Р”В®speranza Staff progressive politics and good people whom he loved to talk to and joke with. SР“РЋnchez a boardmember and loved the San Antonio Symphony. He joined the San Antonio Chamber Music Society as Ray and his familyР”В®speranza Director came to San Antonio in 1972 where he lived alone in his later years filling his days War where he served in Wiesbaden, Germany. eventually became part of the US Air Force during the Vietnam

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whole life was about Esperanza, he lived a full life with caringР”В®xtra funds are being raised to pay for folding parents and siblings and his own family. When their health and safety can be assured. Even though Esperanza buena gente liked to believe RayРІР‚в„ўs The COVID-19 pandemic but will be returning life. The Collective is sheltering at home due to VA Hospital where many visited him in the last months of his Our dear Ray passed in spirit in May, 2020 at the Audie Murphy Jeremy Saunders & Alicia Aguilar of the Pro- articles to Palacios, Imgard Akinyi Rop, Rogelio Saenz answer-even in self isolation and while protecting oneself-we can all share our stories,Р”Р‡or Latino Decisions, Nadine & Imane Saliba, our thoughts, our fears and our hopes for a better world in the years to come. Jane Lilly LР“С–pez for The Appeal, Monica once, that it would be easy to self-isolate and worry only about oneself. There are so many issues coming at us, atР”Вr. These sectors of society that we must continue to advocate for during this pandemic and IР”В¬ontributors invite Voz readers to write your stories so we can continue to learn about the local and globalР”В¬onnections that COVID-19 has brought together. Indigenous populations worldwide are also highlyР”Вesign: Elizandro Carrington vulnerable to the Coronavirus and in some parts of the world in danger of extinction. RamР“Вrez the homeless and prison populations. Pandemic are the black and brown communities, the poor, the working classes, immigrants,Р”В®ditor: Gloria A. 33 Issue 4 the richest-all races, creeds, colors and ways of being. May 2020 has affected communities around the world and every strata of society from the poorest to La Voz de COVID-19 Connections: Local to GlobalР”В®speranza In this June 2020 issue of La Voz de Esperanza, we continue with staff stories exploring theР”В¬onnections they have to families and friends who live outside of the U.S.L E B A NON / S Y R I A C A L I F O R NI A