Alicia Malone is a retired engineer who has lived in-- and
adopted as her home community-- López Mateos for some 15
years.
She is an active participant in the Los Amigos chapter of Flying Samaritans, Baja Bush Pilots, and Club CADE (local
aviation club in La Paz, Mexico). Among her contributions to the
López Mateos community are serving as the local manager for the
Flying Samaritans Medical Clinic and with her husband Patrick (retired US
Navy radio specialist), running a HAM radio network in support of local and
itenerant mariners. As a member and constantly active contributor to the
well being of this impacted community, she is spearheading the
reconstruction of basic dwellings for the affected population.
Dr. Walter Oechel is Director of the Global Change Research Group of SDSU.
Dr. Oechel has based a number of bi-national field courses on Global Change
out of López Mateos and has a natural interest in helping this
community which has so warmly received and supported his students and
faculty.
Larry Miller, educator at heart and computer nerd by current profession, for about 16 years has lived in La Paz dedicating an inordinate amount of time to his day job at the CIBNOR where he works with networks and the WWW and "tries to give the Mexican taxpayers their money's worth, a major challenge in any government organization."
Contact:
We'll try to answer any serious inquiry related to this project:
info4372@lopezmateos.org
Note that we will be changing that email address occasionally as the
spammers find us, so check back here for the current address before
writing.
¡Gracias!