Author

Alma Rodriguez

A family Trilogy, The Marmolejo saga; and a book of testimonies, describing dreams, visions, and faith.

A testimony of Christian spiritual experiences

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Spiritual Reflections

Revelations, Dreams and Visions

A personal testimony of faith — the dreams, visions, and spiritual experiences that have shaped a life of prayer. Alma shares what she has seen and heard, and what it has meant to walk closely with God.

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The Los Marmolejos Trilogy

One family, three volumes — a saga of heritage, roots, and the ties that carry from one generation to the next.

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Volume 1 · The Trilogy Begins

Los Marmolejos: The Dance of the Alleles

The saga begins. A family story about the traits — seen and unseen — that pass from parent to child, and how the Marmolejos come to understand where they come from and who they are.

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Volume 2 · The Story Continues

Los Marmolejos: Origins

The story reaches back to the family's beginnings — where the Marmolejos came from, the journeys that brought them here, and the roots that still hold the family together.

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Volume 3 · The Trilogy Concludes

Los Marmolejo's, El Baile Cordova

The trilogy concludes in Cordova, where a dance brings the family together — old stories find new steps, and the Marmolejos celebrate everything that has carried them this far.

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About the Author

Alma P. Rodriguez

Alma P. Rodriguez, was born in San Antonio Texas. Her family traveled from San Antonio to Crookston, Minnesota as a final generation of migrant workers in the sugar beet fields. Her father was a linotype operator for the Crookston Times, and her mother and older siblings worked the fields.

Alma obtained her B.A., in Early Childhood Education and Bilingual Education from UTSA in 2000; pursuing her education even as a wife and mother. A former teacher, childcare owner, and child care education consultant - the author now invests her time in writing the saga of her ancestry.

Strongly affected by the values of her grandparents, the Marmolejo's, Alma's passion is to define the origins of the Mexican American by unfurling their identity and origins.

Write to Alma

Questions about the books, the Marmolejo family stories, or her writings? Alma would love to hear from you.

Email Alma afqcc1@gmail.com