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Miami, Ariz., should honor Ed Pastor, our hometown boy who has done so much for our state and at the White House in Washington, DC.
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EDITOR: Do you know what I think? I think Miami, Ariz., should honor Ed Pastor, our hometown boy who has done so much for our state and at the White House in Washington, DC.
Because of him, Arizona has the light rail train, a school named after him. He did much for the Mexican-American community, Bullion Plaza Museum, etc.
His hometown Miami, Ariz., should recognize him and acknowledge him more and erect a statue, a sign “Hometown of Congressman Ed Pastor,” and a street, building named after him.
By Olivia (Levie) C. Bocardo
Miami
