GENERAL INFORMATION SHEET Name: Rene Ricardo Mondonedo_____________________Birthdate(m/d/y) 11/14/1954 Sex: Male Address: 713 Milshire Court Silver Spring, Maryland 20905 Tel: 301-236-4188 Fax: 301-384-3254______________________Email: rrm161803 @hotmail.com Occupation: Management-mortgage financing________________Office Tel.: 301-204-8041 Office Address: Fannie Mae 3900 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Washington DC 20016-2892 Hobbies: road bike, golfing Name of Father: Jose Mondonedo________________________Birthdate: 3/19/27 Name of Mother: Amelita Mondonedo_____________________Birthdate: 9/9/31 Name of Spouse: Jane Mondonedo_______________________Birthdate: 1/29/56 Names of Children: Matthew_______________________________________Birthdate: 4/12/85 Rebecca________________________________________Birthdate: 10/8/87 Jake__________________________________________ Birthdate: 11/8/92 Genealogy: MARIANO MONDONEDO AND MARIA DEL ROSARIO H-2 JOSE MONDONEDO 1927 MARRIED AMELITA PEREZ 1931 H-3 Rene Ricardo Mondonedo (son of Jose) 1954 married Jane McAulay 1956 H-3 Michael James Mondonedo (son of Jose)1959 married Karen Kelly 1955 H-3 Eduardo Mateo Mondonedo 1960 (son of Jose) married Belinda Beth Phillips 1962 H-3 Roberto Mariano Mondonedo 1960 (son of Jose) married Mary Lowe Marshall 1955 H-4 Matthew John Mondonedo (son of Rene) 1985 H-4 Rebecca Rose Mondonedo (daughter of Rene) 1987 H-4 Jake McAulay Mondonedo (son of Rene) 1992

Another Mondonedo in Barcelona

Well, more of a Mondonedo-Campos. To introduce myself, I am the daughter of Sylvia M. Campos. I just came back from Barcelona, Portugal and Germany yesterday. Funny enough, when I checked in our hotel in Barcelona, the front desk clerk immediately told me that my middle name was a town in Galicia. And then I read it here in the blog. Anyway, yes the city was great! Friendly people, the mix of buildings quite arresting, and the culinary experience is something to be had - at all times. The paella in the photo is the first meal I had. It is very different than the Filipino paella I've had — more risotto-like — and very, very good. I can still taste the different layers of flavor as I am imagining it! Just thought I'd share some.

A Mondonedo now resides in Barcelona

I have officially posted the Rene & Jane Mondonedo blog and our first entry comes from my daughter Rebecca (19 years old - a junior at Villanova University) who will be spending her Fall semester in Barcelona. She just left yesterday and here is her first entry from Spain. My hope is she will be able to travel to the town of Mondonedo. My oldest son Matthew has now graduated from Franklin & Marshall College and is working for a French electronics communications firm here in Maryland as a production planner. Jake has entered high school and is on the golf team. We will try to psot somepictures soon. Hey all, Just wanted to let you know that I got here to Barcelona, safe and sound. After a quick plane ride up to philly, a couple hours layover there and then a seven and a half hour flight here! I took Nyquil, so I slept some. I was in the middle row, in the aisle, and no one sat next to me, so I had some space to stretch out. But of course, there was someone in the cabin who would not stop whistling, it was really annoying. And there was a baby in front of me as well. But I made it through. They fed us dinner and had a movie on, but I just mostly tried to sleep. I got into the airport, breezed through customs and waited for me bags. I was with a guy friend of mine as we got our bags (yes, my bags did come, despite my incessant fear that they would be left behind somewhere) and then we were off to find the ¨black horse¨ statue where someone from the program would be waiting. After waiting in a long line, I registered, which was basically for people who didn´t do what they were supposed to (like uploading their photos for IDs of giving them their return travel info). I got my housing, which I already knew, and then split a cab with another kid on my street. I buzzed up to my apartment, my senora answered (in spanish!) Then I was let in, and jumped into a TINY elevator with all my luggage, and found Elisa, my senora, and Meghan, my roommate, waiting for me. I gave Elisa the gifts that I had brought, which she loved, and I got some things settled in our room, which is... quaint... thats what I´ll call it. Then Elisa wanted to show us how to us the metro and get to school. So after some mishaps on figuring out the metro, since Elisa normally takes the bus, we got to the Plaza Catalunya, where or school is near. It is near Las Ramblas, a big shopping street, and now Meghan and I are checking our emails in the school computer lab. Our wireless internet will get set up this weekend while we are on our orientation trip in Galicia, which is apparently colder than it is here. Our flight for that leaves at 6 in the morning on thursday, so we have to be there at 3:30! Soo early. Tomorrow I take a spanish test, I guess its to make sure that they placed me in the right spanish. Anyways, not all that much as happened, contrary to what this email makes it look like. But I am HERE!! so that is exciting in itself. Anyways, I will write again when I get a chance, but just think of me, here in Barcelona! (its 6 hours ahead, if you were wondering). love you all, Rebecca p.s. they have an ¨ñ¨ on the keyboard!! how cooool is that!

MONDONEDO GENEOLOGY

Heirs of

MARIANO MARTINEZ MONDONEDO

&

MARIA DEL ROSARIO MONDONEDO

NINE CHILDREN OF MARIANO AND MARIA (DEL ROSARIO) MONDONEDO:

OSMUNDO MONDONEDO MARRIED TO LYDIA CORDERO VILLASENOR

VIRGINIA MONDONEDO MARRIED TO MARTIN AVANCENA

AUGUSTO MONDONEDO MARRIED TO ARACELI ABNEL MARRIED TO NORMA CALLEJA

ABELARDO MONDONEDO

LUZ MONDONEDO MARRIED TO CONRADO SERRANO

LUISA MONDONEDO (SISTER MARY VERONICA)

ERNESTO MONDONEDO MARRIED TO LINDA

JOSE MONDONEDO MARRIED TO AMELITA PEREZ

RODOLFO MONDONEDO MARRIED TO ARACELI CALALANG

31 August 2007

Dear Descendants of Mariano and Maria Mondonedo,

As you submit your entry to our Mondonedo Genealogy, please follow the format we are sending you. Please put the birth year and death year. Don’t forget to put in middle names of those that married into the family.

For example: if you belong to Osmundo, put before your name the letter A-3 (number denotes your generation number, Mariano being number 1. as:

1- MARIANO MONDONEDO AND MARIA DEL ROSARIO

A-2 OSMUNDO MONDONEDO 1915 - 1991 MARRIED TO LYDIA CORDERO VILLASENOR 1920 -2005

A-3 SYLVIA MONDONEDO 1944 (Daughter of Osmundo) MARRIED TO NORMAN HULLEZA CAMPOS 1938

A-4 FRANCIS CAMPOS 1968 (Son of Sylvia) MARRIED TO TERESA TIGLAO FELICIANO 1974

A-5 SANTINO GABRIEL FELICIANO CAMPOS 2001 (son of Francis)

A-5 JAIME ENRIQUE FELICIANO CAMPOS 2002

A-5 MARI LORENZO FELICIANO CAMPOS 2005

A-4 ANNA KRISTINA M. CAMPOS 1970 MARRIED TO MARIO STEVEN RODRIGUEZ LAURENTE 1972 (daughter of Sylvia)

A-5 ALYSSA RAINE CAMPOS LAURENTE 1998 (daughter of Anna)

A-5 JOSHUA STEVEN CAMPOS LAURENTE 2002 (son of Anna)

A-4 JOHANNA MA THERESA M. CAMPOS 1971 (daughter of Sylvia)

REMINDERS:

PUT LETTER OF SON/DAUGHTER OF MARIANO WHERE YOU CAME FROM AS IN A (Osmundo), B (Virginia), C (Augusto) , D, E. etc

PUT NUMBER OF THE GENERATION, MARIANO BEING NUMBER 1.

PUT COMPLETE NAME OF PERSON MARRIED TO, INCLUDING MIDDLE NAME OF THOSE WHO MARRIED INTO THE FAMILY.

PUT YEAR OF BIRTH AND DEATH IF DECEASED.

IF YOU HAVE FAMILY PICTURES TO SHARE, WE CAN PUT THEM IN OUR GENEALOGY BOOK.

GENERAL INFORMATION SHEET

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Office Address_________________________________________________________

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Name of Mother_____________________________________Birthdate___________

Name of Spouse_____________________________________Birthdate___________

Names of Children:

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Looking for old pictures...

First row from left to right...

Baboo, Dodo, Tato, Alex, Luchi, Livy, Louie and Emy

Back row left to right...

Tessie, Boy, Douglas, Gigi carrying Marie, Ito carrying Rene, Abe and Tony

Where the Mondonedo family name came from...

MONDONEDO, a city of northern Spain, in the province of Lugo, 27 m. N.N.E. of the city of Lugo, on the river Masma. Pop. (1900), 10,590. Mondonedo occupies a sheltered valley among the northern outliers of the Cantabrian Mountains. The principal buildings are the cathedral, a Corinthian structure of the 17th century, an ex-convent of Franciscan friars of Alcantara, which is used for a theatre and a public school, and the civil hospital. The industries include lace-making, linen-weaving, and leather manufacture. According to local tradition, the bishopric of Dumium, near Braga, was transferred to San Martin de Mondonedo (io m. from Mondonedo) in the 8th century; it was brought to Mondonedo itself in the beginning of the 12th century. After having been for nearly a century and a half in the hands of the Moors, Mondonedo was recaptured by Ordono I. in 858; and the Christian possession was made permanent by Alphonso III. in 870. It was taken by surprise by the French in 1809.