My grandparents, Felipe and Cirila Rangel and their family lived in Cementville. My grandfather, Felipe worked in the quarry. Many of our relatives still reside nearby and are members of St. Anthony de Padua Catholic Church.
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Michael Bernal
10 years ago
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This has to stay open. Reason being, my grandpa grew up and worked there. My family, including my mom lived there as well. It's a historic place not only to our family but many others that lived in cementville
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Monica
10 years ago
Leave as is!!!
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Ben Garza
10 years ago
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They should have tried to keep more than the smoke stacks and a piece of machinery. They should also keep their word.
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Sandra mauricio Orozco
10 years ago
We lived in cementville ...my father Juan was a loader operator..
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Michael Gray
10 years ago
leave it alone!!
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Teresa Luna Garcia
10 years ago
We must not be forgotten!
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Beth Duque
10 years ago
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I grew up hearing stories of old Cementville from my mom and aunts of how they'd play with everyone in their neighborhood. Most of the people I call family aren't even blood, they were just close friends of mom when she was growing up. To desecrate what used to be Cementville with more high rises is to show disrespect to everyone who lived there and everyone who grew up learning about such a tight knit neighborhood.
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Deborah Acosta
10 years ago
Why is it that everything that the unfortunate people have and love is always taken away from them to benefit the people of wealth!
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Juliana Hernandez
10 years ago
YES!!! SAVE ARE HISTORIC ALAMO CEMENT FROM MORE DEVELOPER'S THANK YOU.
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maribell del moral
10 years ago
plain and simple leave it alone
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Rosemary Castillo
10 years ago
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Please Save Cementville a beautiful place where I grew up. Where kids could go out and play anytime of the day or night and where we all knew everyone person living there.
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Sandra Cruz
10 years ago
The quarry should have already been considered an American Landmark just like other historical monuments.
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Maria Elena Cruz
10 years ago
We may have been silent it the past. But, NO MORE! Our narratives will be heard and shared.
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Ryan Vitela
10 years ago
Let's save what's left!!!!
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Oralia H Miller
10 years ago
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It can't be allowed to build townhomes or whatever else, this is part of a lot of our Hispanic history and should be recognized as such.
My grandparents, Felipe and Cirila Rangel and their family lived in Cementville. My grandfather, Felipe worked in the quarry. Many of our relatives still reside nearby and are members of St. Anthony de Padua Catholic Church.
This has to stay open. Reason being, my grandpa grew up and worked there. My family, including my mom lived there as well. It's a historic place not only to our family but many others that lived in cementville
Leave as is!!!
They should have tried to keep more than the smoke stacks and a piece of machinery. They should also keep their word.
We lived in cementville ...my father Juan was a loader operator..
leave it alone!!
We must not be forgotten!
I grew up hearing stories of old Cementville from my mom and aunts of how they'd play with everyone in their neighborhood. Most of the people I call family aren't even blood, they were just close friends of mom when she was growing up. To desecrate what used to be Cementville with more high rises is to show disrespect to everyone who lived there and everyone who grew up learning about such a tight knit neighborhood.
Why is it that everything that the unfortunate people have and love is always taken away from them to benefit the people of wealth!
YES!!! SAVE ARE HISTORIC ALAMO CEMENT FROM MORE DEVELOPER'S THANK YOU.
plain and simple leave it alone
Please Save Cementville a beautiful place where I grew up. Where kids could go out and play anytime of the day or night and where we all knew everyone person living there.
The quarry should have already been considered an American Landmark just like other historical monuments.
We may have been silent it the past. But, NO MORE! Our narratives will be heard and shared.
Let's save what's left!!!!
It can't be allowed to build townhomes or whatever else, this is part of a lot of our Hispanic history and should be recognized as such.