De Lira, Fidela Perez 2009-11-14

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Fidela Perez was one of the first members of Los Tertulianos; the first minority group at Texas Tech.


General Interview Information

Interviewee Name: Fidela "Fifi" Perez De Lira

Additional Parties Recorded:

Date: November 14, 2009

Location: Lubbock, Texas

Interviewer: Daniel Sanchez

Length: 00:45:31


Abstract

Introduction; Parents; Grandparents; Move to Lubbock, Texas; Life in West Texas; Friendship High School; Love for science; Helping the family; Scholarship to Texas Tech; Work for family Physician; Methodist Nursing School; After graduation; Marriage; Move to California; Critical care nursing; Case Management; HMO hospital; Involvement at Texas Tech; Beginning of the Los Tertulianos; Success of the Los Tertulianos; Chavez and Safeway; Decision to go to college; Retirement; Reflecting on childhood and college; Painting classes; Memory boxes; Charitable activities.


Access Information

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Transcript: transcript available in reading room



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