Legacy | Mike Corralejo, Witness to the 1928 St. Francis Dam Disaster
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Legacy: Santa Clarita’s Living History Mike Corralejo, Witness to the 1928 St. Francis Dam Disaster and early migrant farming in the Santa Clara River Valley Guest Co-Host: Gloria Mercado-Fortine In English & Spanish SCVTV 2003
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Hi. Mike Corralejo is my Dad. He left me with many stories of his childhood. Yes, I’m interested to speak with you. Thank you.
Mike Corralejo is my fathers’ uncle. My father is Alberto Corralejo Tafoya. What a pleasure it is to read a little history I knew nothing about. Thank you so much.
Mike Corralejo is my father. I worked for him for over 10 years. He was born in Pico Ca. (Now Pico Rivera), 1913. Baptized at La Placita Church, Olveria St. I remember all his stories of growing up in Moorepark and family travels to downtown Los Angeles. They would visit his half sister in Compton Ca. On the way home, in downtown L.A. grandpa would buy dry goods that the family needed back home. I was schooled at San Fernando Jr. High. I had a cousin my age named Albert Tafoya who was a classmate. He and his family move to Denver Co.(Cole and “Red” Tafoya) back in the late 60’s. Related?
See more from Mike Corralejo – http://www.scvhistory.com/scvhistory/mc0000.htm
Hi Anthony! I am doing a history of all of the survivors and also those who died in the St. Francis Disaster. I’d love to hear more about your uncle, and what he witnessed, and the stories he told to his friends and famliy. You can contact me, if you’d like at zuliebear@aol.com