'Jose Araujo Carrillo' Caracas

michael (71.247.104.188) - 10/22/05 13:42

Seeking old college friend from N.Y.U named Jose Araujo Carrrillo. Lived in Caracas.I fyou can direct me to him or him to me that would be wonderful Object a re-union. thank you

Comment #1 Eduardo Garcia Carrillo (155.56.68.220) - 02/28/07 08:43

Michael, I am a cousin of Jose Araujo Carrillo. I regret to inform you that Jose passed away last monday (Feb. 26th 2007) after a long battle with cancer.

Comment #2 Meet Dave (63.176.159.124) - 10/06/08 15:31

Oh, I am sorry for the sad news. A long search resulted into grief. Hope Jose Araujo is in a better "place" now.

My condolences.

Comment #3 esteban (63.176.159.40) - 10/17/08 10:15

Yeah, that is some bad news. I too am sorry for your loss.

Comment #4 Kaylee (63.176.159.177) - 11/11/08 23:28

wow that is so sad that you tried looking for your old friend and than come to discover he passed. I am so sorry hope you werent looking for him for something important like to try and find that one lost love. Once again I am sorry.

Comment #5 mandy (63.176.159.163) - 12/08/08 12:11

im sorry as well.. any purpose for this forum still being here?

Comment #6 Thomass (63.176.159.91) - 12/19/08 14:19

Any body else needing any more information about Caracas?

Comment #7 Tom and Nancy (63.176.159.242) - 01/20/09 23:29

Is Caracas a nice place to go on a good family vacation?

Comment #8 Crhis (63.176.159.7) - 03/12/09 00:55

Michael, did you ever find the person you were looking for?

Comment #9 Jerry (63.176.159.86) - 06/21/09 19:46

Here is a brief overview about Caracas for you Tom And Nancy:

Venezuela's capital, founded in 1567 by Diego de Losada, has one of most dramatic settings among South American cities. It sits about 3000 feet above sea level in a long valley that stretches from east to west. On one side of the valley are the uninhabited emerald slopes of Avila National Park; on the other, the rugged and heavily settled hills of the southern suburbs. The slopes of the Park rise above the city likecaracas21.jpg (10744 bytes) immense green wave, forever on the verge of breaking. The elevation and proximity the ocean (about 15km to the north) combine to give Caracas almost unbeatable weather.

In recent decades, especially during oil booms of the 1970s and 80s, Caracas has seen unprecedented growth. Many of the original colonial buildings were replaced by gleaming modern skyscrapers, although there are still historic jewels to be found within the modern shadows. A majority of the cultural and architectural attractions can be found in the area immediately surrounding Plaza Bolivar, the city center.

Those wishing to explore the areas immediately around the city will be well-rewarded. The omnipresent Avila National Park offers incredible views of both Caracas and the nearby coast, which is also worth an excursion.

Comment #10 Dave (63.176.159.190) - 06/27/09 15:40

So we go from news of an old friend passing to people trying to advertise about Caracas? Why can you just not start a new post in a different forum?!? No need to continue here!

Comment #11 Jack (63.176.159.216) - 07/03/09 14:33

Tom and Nancy are trying to find information about Caracas in the wrong place. This particular thread should be the last thing posted here. Sorry for your loss Michael and Eduardo..

Comment #12 moy (63.176.159.199) - 08/05/09 05:06

If I am not wrong, the posts about the person who as being searched for were posted three years ago. Condolences to the concerned; it is sad to look for a person and realize he or she is dead.

If I am not wrong, this forum is about Venezuela and particularly Caracas. I do not see any harm in continuing to talk about Caracas provided it does not seem to demean what the original poster had in mind.

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