Tomas Guerrero (1854-1942) was born in Matehuala, State of San Luis Potosi, Mexico and Adela Briones was born in Rio Verde, State of San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
My paternal great-grandfather, Tomas Guerrero, died at the age of 88 in 1942. It is said that the length of his beard reach his navel and his mustache was as thick as Pancho Villa, as told by my Aunt Alicia (my father's sister).
MATEHUALA: Crossing the mountains (the free road) and down a long, wide valley to the city of Matehuala, whose name in Nahuatl means "don't come." The street plan is almost a grid, almost a maze, and road names change randomly. A 1960's-era motel can be found on the outskirts, the Hotel Capri. (Noted by a traveler in 2005.)
In Cuidad Fernandez, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, my great-grandfather was Secretary of the City Council. Tomas knew how to write, as he was a cultured Indian. He was a Church accountant, recording marriages and certified births of all valleys in the region. Generally speaking he was a well-educated man.
His usual attire consist of white pants, huaraches and he wore a sombrero with a high brim. His hands were tan and were petite.
He was consider to be a crafter and one such memory was that he would make knapsack from rope for his grandchildren.
12/30/09
Paternal Great Grandparents:Tomas & Adela's Children
Tomas and Adela had 5 children, from eldest to youngest.
- Celia Guerrero Briones, she was a concert pianist. She married Aureliano Moreno. They had a bicycle store San Luis Potosi. They had 2 daughters:
- Lidia Moreno Guerrero, might be residing in Puebla, Mexico
- Celia Moreno Guerrero, lives in Mexico, DF
- Tomas Nicolas Guerrero Briones 1900-1942 (my patenal grandfather). He was born in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. He was a telegrapher in Mexico DF. He knew how to play the guitar even though he had small hands, therefore Guerrero decendents take a good look at your hands and if they small then you know. At the time of his death he was working in Guadalajara. He was a federal employee. He was a soldier and it was customary pack a weapon, in this case a hand guns. It was during his off hours from work that he could be found enjoying a casual drink inside a local bar. It was at this bar that he would be enjoying his last drink when the following happened; he was approached by some individuals (men) who needed answers to some questions. Apparently Tomas got involved with the sister (who was under age) of one of the protester. Upon Tomas not minding them and returning to his drink, the protester removed the hand gun (pistal) that Tomas had in his holster and the protester shot him. It is understood that the entire round of bullets were emptied on Tomas (gun type unknown, as of this writing). This event was recalled by my Aunt Alicia, as it was retold to her by her uncle Alfonso Guerrero Briones, brother of Tomas (my paternal grandfather). Tomas nick name was "Tito" out of affection towards him. Tito had been a very opinionated man as retold by Aunt Alicia. He was of fair skin completion. Alfonso Guerrero Briones was called "lawyer" since he would resolved problems and he organized Tomas funeral arrangement. Tomas was the youngest brother and he was lay to rest in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
- Alfonso Guerrero Briones, he was a deputy, chronicles were found on the Internet dated 1962 (approx). He was a lawyer I assume in his own right. He lived in the City of Mexico, deceased.
- Javier "Padre Xavier" Enrique Guerrero Briones, he was a Catholic Priest. He was born July 15, 1904, in the municipal of Lagunillas; he was the third child of Tomás Guerrero y Adela Briones.Padre Xavier studied in San Luis Potosi, in the seminary. It was on his visit to Mexico DF that he went for Ema and Alicia (Daughters of Tomas Guerrero, my grandfathers)) and brought them to Cuidad Valles, San Louis Potoso, Alicia was 5 years old . it was at this time that she met my Great-Grand Uncle Father Xavier (her uncle). This information was told to me by my aunt Alicia who currently lives in Chula Vista, California, she is 77 years old (2/2009). Information regarding Padre Xavier to follow, was obtain from http://polemicaenlahuasteca.blogspot.com/
- Maria Adela Guerrro Briones, she had __ children:
- Maria Del Carmen Guerrero (unconfirmed)
12/29/09
Tomas Guerrero Briones Spouses and Children
Jose Tomas Guerrero-Briones
1899-1942
(Circa to follow)
This is a list of Jose Tomas' spouses and children:
Navarro:
- Tomas Guerrero Navarro, died at the age of 2, due to a fatal head injury,
caused by accident by the babysitter,
- Emma Guerrero Navarro, lived in Mexico, deceased in Mexico City (2006 approx),
- Maria Teresa Guerrero Navarro, lived Houston, Texas, deceased,
- Alicia Guerrero Navarro, lives in Chula Vista, San Diego California
Valladolid:
- Ernesto Guerrero Valladolid, lived in Colima, deceased,
- Fausto Guerrero Valladolid, lived in Colima, deceased,
- Raymundo Guerrero Valladolid, lived in Colima, deceased
Padilla, Magdalena:
Born 7/1/1914, deceased 2/11/1990, Tijuana BC. Resting in Glendale, California.
This is a picture of my paternal grandparents: Tomas "Tito" Guerrero Briones and Magdalena Padilla Padilla (Circa mid to late 1930's). I recently acquired this on March 2009. My father had it and as you can see it is in very bad condition, it was folded in half in a newspaper dated 1990, the year Magdalena died. I am sure I will have it restored someday.
- Efrain Guerrero Padilla, lives in Oxnard, California, (my father)
- Gloria Martha Guerrero Padilla, lives in Ciudad Obregon, Sonora
Nicolasa (maiden name unknown):
Nicolasa was a teacher in a Federal school. She was from Lagunillas, San Luis Potosi, where she met Tomas Guerrero (my paternal grandfather).
- Celia Guerrero-(unknown), lives in Ciudad Valles, San Luis Potosi,
- Adela Guerrero-(unknown), lives in San Luis Potosi, Mexico
This is Celia & Adela Guerrero (mother's maiden name unknown)
The photo above was dedicated to my aunt Gloria (my father's sister). It was from Celia and Adela, in Cuidad Valles, San Luis Potosi on February 2, 1950.To honor Celia (my paternal grandfather's sister) upon her death, the younger Celia was nicked named Chita, as is was also the older Celia's nickname.
12/28/09
Javier "Padre Xavier" Enrique Guerrero Briones
(1/2/34-12/7/84)
Father Xavier, religious and impelling shepherd of the regionals development
Even after his death, the huastecos continue remembering him, his origin, formation and arrival to Cuidad Valles.
On January 2, 1934, an ordinary priest of Lagunillas arrived to Cuidad Valles to become in charge of Parroquia de Sanitago de los Valles for ten days, as Father Carlos Moctezuma was found ill. Unknowing that it would be here that his pastoral work would be devoted to the area, but also to lay the foundations of the regionals development. This young priest was Xavier Enrique Guerrero Briones, whom would be known as Father Xavier. He was born on July 14, 1904 in the Municipal of Lagunillas, third son Tomás Guerrero and Adela Briones.
He was baptism in the Parroquia de Lagunillas by Priest (presbítero) Anacleto Medina, and his godfathers were Don Flavio Castro and Carlota Robles; his confirmation was performed by Bishop of San Luis Potosí, Miguel of Mora, and his first comunión took place in Parroquia (Parish) of Lagunillas, in an official mass given by the father Juan N. Martínez.
He attended elementary school in Cuidad Fernandez for the first three years of his education, it was there that his father was the acting secretary of the City Council. Fourth through sixth grade he studied at Zaragoza School. He passed his post-compulsory schooling at the University of San Luis Potosí, then he became part of the administrative body of the student magazine named "Juventud", where he became an editor.
Later he finished Council Seminary Josefino. During his first year there he attended classes of latin, humanities, philosophy and theology. His second year he attended the University of Pontifical in the City of Mexico. His third year attended the Seminary of Veracruz, in the capital of that country. And on this fourth year of studies rejoined the Seminary of San Luis Potosí, when the Father Miguel of the Mora was a Bishop.
Father Xavier, once said that he was imprisoned in the cellars of the Inspection of the Police in the City of Mexico with 200 seminares, and than on a second occasion they were stopped in the same place. He listened to the gun firings when Father Pro was killed. His guide in the Seminary was Presbítero Eulalio Bridge, who was Chaplain of the Sanctuary of Guadalupe of San Luis Potosí. He recalled, from his memories, that he received the sacred orders of the Bishop Miguel of Mora, the religious persecution in the Rome colony, in the City of Mexico, in a house improvised as a seminary, next to a small number of seminares.
Xavier Enrique Guerrero was ordain as a priest April 19, 1930 and celebrated his first mass by singing in the Sanctuary of Guadalupe. Previously and like his first ministerial work, he was sent to the Parroquia (parish) de Matehuala, as a cooperating vicar. A year and a half later he was assigned to the Parroquia de Rioverde, where Bishop Guillermo Trischtler y Cordoba also were for a year and a half.
By instructions of Bishop Trischtler, January 2, 1934, Father Xavier arrived at Cuidad Valles, with instructions to replace by ten days parish priest Carlos Moctezuma, but those ten days passed and the young presbítero continued there, not only in charge of the Parroquia de Santiago de los Valles, but was also entrusted with the Parroquia de Aquismón, municipal where his pastoral work deepened and he made all the necessary attempts to construct temples. One of them is in the indigenous mountain community of Tamapatz. During that time he also was in charge of the Parroquia of several municipals, among them is Axila, Tamuín, Tancanhuitz and Tampamolón.
In addition he acted as representative to Bishop Anaya in all the region as social religious labor. Father Xavier was not only limited his pastoral work, but he showed great care for the conditions in which the majority of the inhabitants of Huasteca Potosina lived. And therefore little by little he tried to do something to revert that situation. It began to turn into a gesture of important labor and social actions, he went as far as knocking on the doors of those that did not practice the catholic religion.
As part of his ministry he took the task of looking for resources amoung the catholics to build temples, achiving the construction of the Municipal Cemetery Chapel, as well as, the churches of San Juanita in the Colonia Bellavista and of San Martín de Porres in the Colonia Vergel.
Concerned of the conditions in which many older people lived, Father Xavier occurred to take the task of integrating a patronage pro construction a shelter and looked for economic supports and material, obtaining in just a short time a building which today is the Asilo de Ancianos de San Martín de Porres. He religiously showed, when he spoke, that education was fundamental to obtain progress in the region, which ia another reason why he proposed to open more schools so that all could have the opportunity to study. His legacy in that aspect is vast, to mention some of his works. Respectively, Carlos A. Carrillo and Leona Vicario
To these establishments others were added, like the Colegio Motolinía (school), Commercial Academy Potosina, Preparatori Valles (high school) and, then, Regional School of Professional Studies (EREP), which today is Campus Huasteca de la University Automona of San Luis Potosí.
The diseases of that era that plagued the vallenses and huastecos in general, were enough to motivate that health issue should also be a priority for Father Xavier, and as testimony of his concerns, he remembers the first installation of medical clinics and later the creation of the patronages of the General Hospital and the Red Cross. But be known that without a doubt for the faithful the most important legacy is the construction of the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Guadalupe, today known as the Cathedral. Perhaps in his ministry and as laborer, this is one of the most ambitious project, and knowing that it required many resources did not scrimp on the effort to look for resources, and were told of those who knew him, even those that were not catholic remembered his labor. Father Xavier never seemed to rest, because besides its pastoral work and of manager and constructor work of the Valley and the region, he had time time for teaching, because he was professor in the Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 1 (junior hugh school) “Pedro Antonio Santos”, in Preparatoria Valles (high school) and in other educational institutions.
As a cultured and assiduous man of literature, he did not escape the temptation to be involve in the media and he did it as a contributors in the Semanario Valles magazine Valles, which was the most important source of communication in the region. He also participated as a commentator of radio on subjects of general interest on radio station XETR. His favorite sport was baseball and being a servant of God, his well-known recollections of his favorte team, one which he became fond of, was named the Red Devils of México, this he talked about when he was 80 years of age, and with several important projects still pending.
On December 7, 1984, Father Xavier passed away, event that brought about a great sadness in the majority of the inhabitants of the Cuidad Valles and the Huasteca Potosina, because his benefactor was called upon to occupy an important place next to the Creator, God.
As the 24th anniversary of his death, in the year of 1998, in his memory a bust in the vestibule of the Parroquiq Santiago de los Valles, which is his house.
In Cuidad Valles his family resides, his neice Carmelite Guerrero, her husband Raymundo Rodriguez and their children Patty, Javier, Carmelite, Betty and Tito Enrique the Rodriguez Guerrero, who remember the extraordinary lesson of life that Father Xavier inherited them, a presbítero that was not limited to his pastoral work, but went further looking for the communal property (bien comun).
(1/2/34-12/7/84)Father Xavier, religious and impelling shepherd of the regionals development
Even after his death, the huastecos continue remembering him, his origin, formation and arrival to Cuidad Valles.
On January 2, 1934, an ordinary priest of Lagunillas arrived to Cuidad Valles to become in charge of Parroquia de Sanitago de los Valles for ten days, as Father Carlos Moctezuma was found ill. Unknowing that it would be here that his pastoral work would be devoted to the area, but also to lay the foundations of the regionals development. This young priest was Xavier Enrique Guerrero Briones, whom would be known as Father Xavier. He was born on July 14, 1904 in the Municipal of Lagunillas, third son Tomás Guerrero and Adela Briones.
He was baptism in the Parroquia de Lagunillas by Priest (presbítero) Anacleto Medina, and his godfathers were Don Flavio Castro and Carlota Robles; his confirmation was performed by Bishop of San Luis Potosí, Miguel of Mora, and his first comunión took place in Parroquia (Parish) of Lagunillas, in an official mass given by the father Juan N. Martínez.
He attended elementary school in Cuidad Fernandez for the first three years of his education, it was there that his father was the acting secretary of the City Council. Fourth through sixth grade he studied at Zaragoza School. He passed his post-compulsory schooling at the University of San Luis Potosí, then he became part of the administrative body of the student magazine named "Juventud", where he became an editor.
Later he finished Council Seminary Josefino. During his first year there he attended classes of latin, humanities, philosophy and theology. His second year he attended the University of Pontifical in the City of Mexico. His third year attended the Seminary of Veracruz, in the capital of that country. And on this fourth year of studies rejoined the Seminary of San Luis Potosí, when the Father Miguel of the Mora was a Bishop.
Father Xavier, once said that he was imprisoned in the cellars of the Inspection of the Police in the City of Mexico with 200 seminares, and than on a second occasion they were stopped in the same place. He listened to the gun firings when Father Pro was killed. His guide in the Seminary was Presbítero Eulalio Bridge, who was Chaplain of the Sanctuary of Guadalupe of San Luis Potosí. He recalled, from his memories, that he received the sacred orders of the Bishop Miguel of Mora, the religious persecution in the Rome colony, in the City of Mexico, in a house improvised as a seminary, next to a small number of seminares.
Xavier Enrique Guerrero was ordain as a priest April 19, 1930 and celebrated his first mass by singing in the Sanctuary of Guadalupe. Previously and like his first ministerial work, he was sent to the Parroquia (parish) de Matehuala, as a cooperating vicar. A year and a half later he was assigned to the Parroquia de Rioverde, where Bishop Guillermo Trischtler y Cordoba also were for a year and a half.
By instructions of Bishop Trischtler, January 2, 1934, Father Xavier arrived at Cuidad Valles, with instructions to replace by ten days parish priest Carlos Moctezuma, but those ten days passed and the young presbítero continued there, not only in charge of the Parroquia de Santiago de los Valles, but was also entrusted with the Parroquia de Aquismón, municipal where his pastoral work deepened and he made all the necessary attempts to construct temples. One of them is in the indigenous mountain community of Tamapatz. During that time he also was in charge of the Parroquia of several municipals, among them is Axila, Tamuín, Tancanhuitz and Tampamolón.
In addition he acted as representative to Bishop Anaya in all the region as social religious labor. Father Xavier was not only limited his pastoral work, but he showed great care for the conditions in which the majority of the inhabitants of Huasteca Potosina lived. And therefore little by little he tried to do something to revert that situation. It began to turn into a gesture of important labor and social actions, he went as far as knocking on the doors of those that did not practice the catholic religion.
As part of his ministry he took the task of looking for resources amoung the catholics to build temples, achiving the construction of the Municipal Cemetery Chapel, as well as, the churches of San Juanita in the Colonia Bellavista and of San Martín de Porres in the Colonia Vergel.
Concerned of the conditions in which many older people lived, Father Xavier occurred to take the task of integrating a patronage pro construction a shelter and looked for economic supports and material, obtaining in just a short time a building which today is the Asilo de Ancianos de San Martín de Porres. He religiously showed, when he spoke, that education was fundamental to obtain progress in the region, which ia another reason why he proposed to open more schools so that all could have the opportunity to study. His legacy in that aspect is vast, to mention some of his works. Respectively, Carlos A. Carrillo and Leona Vicario
To these establishments others were added, like the Colegio Motolinía (school), Commercial Academy Potosina, Preparatori Valles (high school) and, then, Regional School of Professional Studies (EREP), which today is Campus Huasteca de la University Automona of San Luis Potosí.
The diseases of that era that plagued the vallenses and huastecos in general, were enough to motivate that health issue should also be a priority for Father Xavier, and as testimony of his concerns, he remembers the first installation of medical clinics and later the creation of the patronages of the General Hospital and the Red Cross. But be known that without a doubt for the faithful the most important legacy is the construction of the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Guadalupe, today known as the Cathedral. Perhaps in his ministry and as laborer, this is one of the most ambitious project, and knowing that it required many resources did not scrimp on the effort to look for resources, and were told of those who knew him, even those that were not catholic remembered his labor. Father Xavier never seemed to rest, because besides its pastoral work and of manager and constructor work of the Valley and the region, he had time time for teaching, because he was professor in the Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 1 (junior hugh school) “Pedro Antonio Santos”, in Preparatoria Valles (high school) and in other educational institutions.
As a cultured and assiduous man of literature, he did not escape the temptation to be involve in the media and he did it as a contributors in the Semanario Valles magazine Valles, which was the most important source of communication in the region. He also participated as a commentator of radio on subjects of general interest on radio station XETR. His favorite sport was baseball and being a servant of God, his well-known recollections of his favorte team, one which he became fond of, was named the Red Devils of México, this he talked about when he was 80 years of age, and with several important projects still pending.
On December 7, 1984, Father Xavier passed away, event that brought about a great sadness in the majority of the inhabitants of the Cuidad Valles and the Huasteca Potosina, because his benefactor was called upon to occupy an important place next to the Creator, God.
As the 24th anniversary of his death, in the year of 1998, in his memory a bust in the vestibule of the Parroquiq Santiago de los Valles, which is his house.
In Cuidad Valles his family resides, his neice Carmelite Guerrero, her husband Raymundo Rodriguez and their children Patty, Javier, Carmelite, Betty and Tito Enrique the Rodriguez Guerrero, who remember the extraordinary lesson of life that Father Xavier inherited them, a presbítero that was not limited to his pastoral work, but went further looking for the communal property (bien comun).
12/27/09
Emma Guerrero Navarro
This page is dedicated to my Aunt Emma Guerrero Navarro
This is a list of the children between Tomas "Tito" Guerrero Briones (my paternal grandfather) and his first wife, whom last name was Navarro (first name to follow shortly). They had 4 children.
- Tomas Guerrero Navarro, died at the age of 2, due to a fatal head injury caused by accident by the care-giver.
- Emma Guerrero Navarro, resided in Mexico, deceased in Mexico City (2006 approx).
These are Emma's 5 children:
- Joaquin Jimenez Guerrero
- Teresita Jimenez Guerrero
- Emma Alatriste Guerrero
- Luz Maria Alatriste Guerrero
- Georgina Alatriste Guerrero
Emma Navarro Guerrero with daughter Georgina Alatriste Guerrero & grandchildren.
Emma Navarro Guerrero with daughter Teresita Jimenez Guerrero and her children.
Luz Maria Alatriste Guerrero
- Maria Teresa Guerrero Navarro, resided in Houston, Texas, deceased
- Alicia Guerrero Navarro, currently resides in Chula Vista, San Diego California. She has 6 children.
12/26/09
Alicia Guerrero Navarro
This page is dedicated to my Aunt Alicia Guerrero Navarro.
This is a list of the children between Tomas "Tito" Guerrero Briones (my paternal grandfather) and his first wife, whom last name was Navarro (first name to follow shortly). They had 4 children.
This is a list of the children between Tomas "Tito" Guerrero Briones (my paternal grandfather) and his first wife, whom last name was Navarro (first name to follow shortly). They had 4 children.
- Tomas Guerrero Navarro, died at the age of 2, due to a fatal head injury caused by accident by the care-giver.
- Emma Guerrero Navarro, resided in Mexico, deceased in Mexico City (2006 approx).
These are Emma's 5 children:
- Joaquin Jimenez Guerrero
- Teresita Jimenez Guerrero
- Emma Alatriste Guerrero
- Luz Maria Alatriste Guerrero
- Georgina Alatriste Guerrero
- Maria Teresa Guerrero Navarro, resided in Houston, Texas, deceased,
- Alicia Guerrero Navarro, currently resides in Chula Vista, San Diego California.
Alicia was born on May 28, 1932 in Mexico, DF, near the Post office, where Tomas Guerrero Briones (her father, my paternal grandfather) worked. She was married to Sergio Garcia Martinez (deceased). They had 6 children:
- Patricia Garcia Guerrero, currently resides in Tijuana.She has 3 sons: Jose Lopez Garcia, Abraham Lopez Garcia, Alberto Pulido Garcia
- Deborah Garcia Guerrero, currently resides in San Diego, California.She has 2 children: Gilberto Rubalcava Garcia and Crystal Danna Rubalcava Garcia
- Anabel Garcia Guerrero(deceased)
- Sergio Garcia Guerrero, currently resides in San Diego, California.He has 2 children: Alexis Garcia Hernandez and Geovanni Garcia Hernandez
- Eduardo Garcia Guerrero, currently resides in San Diego, California.He has 4 sons: Jorge Garcia Ortega, Eduardo Garcia Ortega, Christopher Garcia Ortega and Geovanni Garcia Ortega
- Carlos Garcia Guerrero, currently resides in Chula Vista, California and is unmarried, with no children.
12/25/09
Efrain Guerrero Padilla
Circa mid 1950's (approx.)
This page is dedicated to my father Efrain Guerrero Padilla.
This is a list of the children between Tomas "Tito" Guerrero Briones (my paternal grandfather) and his third wife, Magdalena Padilla Padilla (my paternal grandmother). They had 2 children: Efrain Guerrero Padilla and Gloria Martha Guerrero Padilla.
- Efrain Guerrero Padilla, currently resides in Oxnard, California. He has 3 children.
- Adriana De Jesus Guerrero Reynoso. Currently lives in So. California. She had 3 children: David A.McMinn, Alicia M. McMinn and Dianna Magdalena McMinn
- Luis Tomas Guerrero Reynoso. Currently resides in So. California. He has 1 son: Giovonni Guerrero Runkey
- Georgina Guerrero Reynoso. Currently resides in Nevada. She has 6 daughters and 5 grandchildren.
- Georgina E. Garcia, currently resides in Nevada and has 1 daughter: Jordan
- Jennifer M. Garcia, currently resides in Nevada and has 1 daughter: Lilly May
- Amie Garcia, currently resides in Nevada and has 3 children: Isaiah, Jacob, Maya
- Sarah Garcia, currently resides in Oregon.
- Breanna Garcia, currently resides in Nevada.
- Nadia Garcia, currently resides in Nevada.
My father, Efrain Guerrero-Padilla
This is a picture of my beloved paternal grandmother with my father, Efrain, and aunt Gloria. (Circa 1936 approx.)
My father.
My father, grandmother, Magdalena and aunt Gloria. Circa Early- 1940's
12/24/09
Gloria M Guerrero Padilla
(Circa mid 1950's Approx.)
This page is dedicated to my Aunt Gloria M. Guerrero Padilla
This is a list of the children between Tomas "Tito" Guerrero Briones (my paternal grandfather) and his third wife, Magdalena Padilla Padilla (my paternal grandmother). They had 2 children: Efrain Guerrero Padilla (my father) and Gloria Martha Guerrero Padilla.
- Efrain Guerrero Padilla, currently resides in Oxnard, California. He has 3 children. He is the eldest.
- Gloria Martha Guerrero Padilla, currently resides in Cd. Oregon, Sonora Mexico. My aunt was born 1936 (yr. approx.) in the city of Ixtapa, Jalisco, Mexico. She was married to Jose Muñoz Corona (Deceased 2005). They had 10 children.
- Jose Alberto Muñoz Guerrero, he currently resides in Cuidad Obregon. He has 4 children.
- Lilian Muñoz Guerrero, she currently resides in Cuidad Obregon. She has 3 children.
- Martha Alicia Muñoz Guerrero, she currently resides in Puerto Vallarta. She has 2 children.
- Marco Vinicio Muñoz Guerrero Lives in Cuidad Obregon. He has 2 children.
- Alejandro Muñoz Guerrero, he currently resides in Cuidad Obregon. He has 4 children
Additional family information:
- Félix Muñoz Guerrero, currently resides in Cuidad Obregon. He has 2 children: Felix Carlos and Ana Lucia. Felix is a doctor at a Burn Center in Cuidad Obregon.
http://www.munoz-felix.blogspot.com
http://www.quemados-quemados.blogspot.com
- Anabel Muñoz Guerrero, she currently resides in Arizona. She and her spouse Ramiro Flores have 4 children: Anabel, Ramiro, Daniella and Jose Carlos
- Eduardo Muñoz Guerrero, currently resides in Puerto Vallarta. He has 3 children
- Juan Carlos Muñoz Guerrero, he currently resides in Cuidad Obregon. He has 3 children.
- Cristina Muñoz Guerrero, she currently resides in Cuidad Obregon. She has 3 children.
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