This blog is dedicated to Simone Foinquinos Melo, a cousin from Haifa, who has been working since 1987 on our family genealogy. It was created as a meeting place for our family. Labels are added at the bottom of each post to link articles for the same family line or subject, just press on it, all the related articles will appear. If you have questions about where you are in relationship to the Foinquinos tree, please email me at simonefidel@hotmail.com or leave a comment.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Shana Tova
Shana Tova to our family, thay you may all find harmony, health, happiness and success. This will be a memorable year to find each other and maybe meet somewhere in the world. What a great reunion that will be! Love, Simone F. Lund
I found Daniel Foinquinos de Melo's name thru yahoo groups and wrote to him and without hesitation he wrote me back and talked about our family in Manaus, Brazil. He is a medical student at the university, and I invited him to go visit the family in Israel anytime he wants to. He, in turn, invited us all to Brazil, the land of Bossa Nova. Manaus must be so mysterious, in the middle of the Amazonia, maybe you already visited Simone M. de Haifa. Daniel, please give the blog address to your family, they can contribute in spanish, french or english. If they write in Portuguese, we'll need your help to translate. Thanks, Simone L.
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What a wonderful idea is this blog!!! Mazal TOv !!
I found Daniel Foinquinos de Melo's name thru yahoo groups and wrote to him and without hesitation he wrote me back and talked about our family in Manaus, Brazil. He is a medical student at the university, and I invited him to go visit the family in Israel anytime he wants to. He, in turn, invited us all to Brazil, the land of Bossa Nova. Manaus must be so mysterious, in the middle of the Amazonia, maybe you already visited Simone M. de Haifa. Daniel, please give the blog address to your family, they can contribute in spanish, french or english. If they write in Portuguese, we'll need your help to translate. Thanks, Simone L.
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