If you attended St. Mary´s School in Balboa between 1973 and 1981, or if you remember me, I would love to hear from you. You can contact me through my website: www.stmaryscz.com

Excellent & Very informative.

Greetings and Blessed Love, Iam from Rainbow City, Iam the last of 11 McFarlane children of the late, but never forgotten Arthur McFarlane, and Ettymae McFarlane Flatts. My Daddy worked in the Canal Zone, cooking, and fixing radios.

I was station in ft. Davis 4/10inf
csc. This site brings back many memories.
If anyone knows me sgt. Almodovar E-Mail me

Hiya,

I have recently moved to Panama from the South of Spain, although I am originally Northern Irish. I am currently working on Isla Perico and want to buy a property in Paraiso. I would be most grateful for any advice or inforamation.

Just wanted everyone to Know of the passing of one of our Schoolmate, friend, sister, neighbor Ada A. Love aka Goddart From Gamboa /Santa Cruz she passed Last Friday, please keep her children, and family in your prayers

Viva Panama! Viva Paraiso! Our home.

This is my first visit to my own brother's web site. Though I was a big/little baby in those times, I also have fond memories of Paraiso. Mrs. Squires down the valley, "Otro Confite," Mrs. Austin's patties, getting beat by Principal Webster with the yard stick for coming to school late, playing football in the rain, watching the boats from our classroom, climbing the threes to acquire fruits to sell to the deckhands, walking to the Summit Zoo barefoot, walking up Soldier Hill barefoot then racing back down hiding from the Gugu Man! Catching guppies out the the gutter for our fish bowl, catching shrimps out the gutter to go fishing out the Canal, playing "La Tiene" in the pitch dark, "Cocinaito" in the bushes, fetching fruits from beyond the rapids, roasting cashews, eating mangoes, Klim, sugar, starch, etc., smile. Jumping off the swing-swang and bursting your head wide open and losing your memory! Yeah, I remember that one! Thank God we're still alive to tell it, huh? Okay, okay, that was my brother Dave, who built this site who jumped off the swing, it wasn't me. He only lost his memory for a short while, but it came back. Christmas... boy, so many fond memories... definitely fond memories.

It is nice to remember the days when we used to walk across the Bridge in Gamboa to see the lights at the penetantiary Christmas nite. Those were days to remember.

Hello to all I live in rainbow city as a teen and I am fmiliar with colon sure miss my friends I will love to get in touch with some ,just wondering how we all turned out as adults.if anybody recognize my name from scool days in rainbow send that email .
have a great year everybody
love
Carl