I too am grateful for Veronica,

It's people helping other people in need that makes this group so wonderful.

Nancy, good luck in your travels to Mexico. Tell us all about it upon your return.

Suerte!
Alicia

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From: "nbperez@att.net"
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 7:40 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Tlajomulco, Guadalajara trip

Thank you so much to: Linda, Mickey, Angelina, Alicia, Raquel
& Veronica for your advice and recommendations for hotels
in the Guadalajara area. I am especially grateful to
Veronica who lives near Tlajomulco and volunteered guidance
in my search.
Dr. Francisco Sanchez Flores, born in Tlajomulco in 1910, was
known as "Pancho Panelas" in the mariachi & folkloric dance world.
He was also a noted painter of indigenous art and I believe has artwork
in exhibition in the Regional Museum in Guadalajara. I would love to
visit a cultural center named after him in Tlajomulco, as well as a school. Maybe Veronica could find their locations for me as it would
be very exciting to see them. As mentioned, just walking the same
streets as did our ancestors is a very spiritual, special feeling, which
I experienced when I went to El Paso in search of my cousin. With the
help of this wonderful group, my trip should be very productive.
Thanks to you all - Nancy

Efectivamente, varias instituciones en Tlajomulco llevan el nombre de Francisco sanchez, como escultor hizo obras en otras ciudades. Estare encantada de ayudarte en el reencuentro de tu ancestro. Aproximadamente en una semana aprovechare a vicitar el municipio y te contare que encontre referente a las instituciones que llevan su nombre.
Aqui hay un enlace de un lugareño que muestra Tlajomulco de una forma mas natural y puedes apreciar el monumento a Francisco sanchez Flores

Indeed, several institutions are named Tlajomulco Francisco Sanchez, as a sculptor he works in other cities. I'll be happy to help in reuniting your ancestor. About a week to take advantage vicit the town and tell you that I found regarding the institutions that bear his name.
Here is a link that shows a local Tlajomulco in a more natural and you can see the monument to Francisco Sanchez Flores:

http://www.taringa.net/posts/info/2800807/conozcan-mi-pueblo-tlajomulco…

Biography: http://www.museocjv.com/panchopanelasbiografia.htm

Todo lo mejor!
Veronica

Do you by any chance know the parents, paternal and maternal grandparents of Francisco Sanchez Flores? Thanks.....

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From: nbperez@att.net
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 7:40:14 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Tlajomulco, Guadalajara trip

Thank you so much to: Linda, Mickey, Angelina, Alicia, Raquel
 & Veronica for your advice and recommendations for hotels
in the Guadalajara area. I am especially grateful to
Veronica who lives near Tlajomulco and volunteered guidance
in my search.
Dr. Francisco Sanchez Flores, born in Tlajomulco in 1910, was
known as "Pancho Panelas" in the mariachi & folkloric dance world.
He was also a noted painter of indigenous art and I believe has artwork
in exhibition in the Regional Museum in Guadalajara. I would love to
visit a cultural center named after him in Tlajomulco, as well as a
school. Maybe Veronica could find their locations for me as it would
 be very exciting to see them. As mentioned, just walking the same
streets as did our ancestors is a very spiritual, special feeling, which
 I experienced when I went to El Paso in search of my cousin. With the
help of this wonderful group, my trip should be very productive.
Thanks to you all - Nancy