`El que vive en el recuerdo nunca muere.`
 The person who is remembered never dies.

Our family is the definition of diversity. It is the thing that makes me the  proudest when I think of what I am a part of. We have come from many  places, backgrounds, and beliefs. What we all share is our source, which is  where I got the title from. I began this work as a way to find out who my  people were and in the process have actually learned much more about who I am.  I pick up entertaining and enlightening bits and pieces from others in  cyberspace traveling similar journeys. 
 This site is many things; a platform to share my information as  others have done with me, a place where my cousins near and far can share a  common space, and a way to honor my Parents, Grandparents, In-laws, and the  generations before them who carved a little place out for us and our children.  I dedicate this site to my boys, Alex and Rafael, whom I hope will someday  understand the importance of staying connected to our past through the  pictures, the stories, and the people. 
 Also, because we will never forget our littlest Angel, this is also for you  Anna Rosa, wherever you are.

Angel Muñoz-Grenier, April 2004