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Mrs. Guilbaud served the Organization of American States for more than three decades at the Executive Secretariat for Economic and Social Affairs. After her retirement she served devotedly as a volunteer to the Association of Retirees of the OAS (AROAS) for more than five years.
La señora Martínez Viademonte de Belt era madre de nuestro querido colega Guillermo Belt.
Cosme Damián trabajó en la Organización de los Estados Americanos por varias décadas en el Departamento de Conferencias y Reuniones.
El Sr. Saurel trabajó en la Oficina de Turismo en los años 70 y también en la Oficina de la Secretaría General de la OEA en Barbados.
El señor González Cano se desempeñó como economista fiscal en la Secretaría General de la OEA de 1968 a 1971. Desde 1972 a 1998, participó en misiones de asistencia técnica en materia tributaria en: Argentina, Bolivia, República Dominicana, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, Perú, Paraguay, Jamaica, Uruguay, Barbados, Brasil, Ecuador, Trinidad y Tobago, entre otros. Fue director interino del CITAF (ex CIET). Asimismo, fue coordinador del Proyecto OEA/Argentina y Uruguay sobre estudios de “Armonización Tributaria en el MERCOSUR”.
La señora María Teresa Fernández era madre de nuestra querida colega María Soledad Cuadra García.
Mary L. Sejas era esposa de nuestro querido colega Oscar Sejas.
Mr. Bickerdyke served the Organization of American States for several decades with commitment and dedication to the Organization and its principles. He started in 1961 as Supervisor of the Department of Economic Affairs until 1966. Subsequently, he worked as Assistant in the Auxiliary Research Unit of the Department of Economic Affairs until 1976. He was appointed as Specialist of International Trade from 1977 until 1979. In 1980, he worked as Specialist of the International Trade Program, until 1981. He participated very actively and provided technical support to the Special Committee on Consultation and Negotiation (CECON), which dealt with trade issues between the United States and the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. Subsequently, he served as Senior Economist at the Department of Economic & Social Affairs until 1988 and then at the Office of the Executive Secretariat for Economic and Social Affairs until his retirement in 1992.
Mrs. Valencia Aponte was the mother of our dear colleague Gladys B. Aleman.
Leopoldo (Polo) served the Organization of American States for thirty years with commitment and dedication at the Printing Unit of the Office of Conferences and Meetings until he retired on June 30, 2005.