Professor Rafael Rodriguez came to Etchojoa
by Arnoldo Ramirez de los Reyes
March 12, 2011
A stream of blood gave strength to his heart and lit his brain. The devotion of a mother and delivery of a teacher, came together in one person to write the most beautiful story of mankind. A Rafaela Rodriguez Sanders equate a Jesus Garcia Corona, A Encinas de Avilés Loreto in the Guaymas alamenses defended their land before the French stalking. The Indian in Caborca \u200b\u200bFrancisco Javier also forgot to surrender himself by the other defending the sovereignty of their state.
white heroes, as they say, who only took up arms generous heart, come to stay in the memory of their people. I think I see the light silhouette of a teacher, darting over the water to boot from tragedy to some girls, now mothers. Imagine seeing a wounded people for such a great loss of life, a girl and a teacher carried by floodwaters.
Every time I pass by this street comes to mind the heroic act that a March 14, 1954, winced in pain on an entire people. I talk with people Etchojoa long-lived, and to survivors of that tragedy, I approach the family of Martyr Etchojoa call today, and it has become clear that Sanders Rafaela Rodriguez personifies the teacher who not only gave birth to knowledge, but its existence did a professor of civic life. Interested
emphasize such heroism, I wondered where would the remains of so distinguished a mentor? Will family members still living? Is it possible to bring his remains Etchojoa and rest on the land that gave his life?
then tracked in the Pantheon of Hermosillo Yáñez resting place the teacher, I inquired about the address of Manuel de Jesus Rodriguez Carrillo, the brother of our heroine, I went to the Sonoran Society and History at the National Institute of Anthropology and History and I was learning that long road again.
Then I was directed to various municipal and state authorities and was in the municipal administration headed by C. Mr. Jose Gilberto Valdez Almada, which found an echo to these questions and that we are gathered here today, paying homage to itself, forgetting who gave their lives for Children etchojoense.
Today at 57 years of this tragedy, I feel this anniversary is different, because the teacher Rafaela Rodriguez Sanders has come back to your Etchojoa but this time to stay with us forever, has been ours for over half a century and will be offering daily to his people, an example that illuminates consciousness and build values. Thank
Sincerely, MSc. Arnold R. de los Reyes. Published
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