Maria del Socorro Aldrete Flores Cortez
Maria del Socorro Aldrete Flores Cortez was a significant figure in her family, known for her role as a grandmother and her connection to the United States Embassy in Mexico City. Her legacy was recently highlighted when a book she borrowed from a library in Texas was returned 82 years later, sparking a heartwarming story about family, history, and the importance of literature.
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United States:
Identifying only as P.A.A.G., the writer said their grandmother, Maria del Socorro Aldrete Flores (Cortez), must have checked it out.
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Jamaica:
Maria del Socorro Aldrete Flores (Cortez) is mentioned as the grandmother who borrowed the book 82 years ago.
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Liechtenstein:
Maria del Socorro Aldrete Flores Cortez is mentioned as the grandmother who originally borrowed the book.
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