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Event 2001 (Caribbean Parade)

August 9, 2010 Leave a comment Go to comments

Labor Day Parade and Caribbean Festival!

By Carlos David Ramirez

Unfortunately, the Hispanic presence was only represented by the participation of the “Spanish American Club, Inc.” It is essential for the Hispanic community in Martin and St. Lucie counties to engage directly to make our presence known. Next year, VISION Magazine will announce, with anticipation, the advent of this and many other events in which we can all participate.

We have a large Hispanic community in Stuart, Port Salerno, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, White City, etc.; which has not participated in any county activities. Soon, Hispanics will make our presence known in the area by participating actively. Just as we work, we must be present at all social events, as united we are stronger. VISION Magazine opens its doors to the Hispanic Community so that they can count on our support in all kinds of activities.

Note: This article was scanned from Revista Vision, Page 7, Sept. 2001. The photos were taken by Herman Santa, co-founder of the Spanish American Club, Inc.

Caribbean Nurses Association of the Treasure Coast
L to R: Herman Santa, Sixto Santa, María Finnerty, Roberto Betancourt, Lily Betancourt, Iris López, Harrison Caraballo (Behind: Unidentified kids)

Members of the Spanish American Club, Inc. holding the USA flag, the Colombian flag, the Puerto Rican flag and the banner of the club during the Labor Day Parade and Caribbean Festival held at Lyngate Park, Port St. Lucie

 

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