{Inglés/Español} Una persona Humilde y milagroso en Nuestro municipio

Esta es la lápida que le dejó su madre a Ramon Ali Contreras

Todo lo que acá cuento es un relato de mis propias vivencias que les cuento a todos para que sepan un poco de las creencias que aca en mi municipio prevalecen hasta la fecha

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Good afternoon friends and friends of #hive this is my new publication I want to share with you this story that is of a character, hardworking, humble and very humanitarian and after death he continues to do miracles.

Well this was told to me by my grandmother, my dad's mother, she was a teenager when she met this character, he was a very humble and hardworking person, she says that he was the one who cleaned the church of matriz de ejido and also ran errands for the parish priest of the church of matriz.

He was a very respectful person and if someone asked him for a favor he would do it without saying no. The grandmother said that this person attended mass every day, which at that time the parish priests did in the morning.

And that his wardrobe was like a suit and he wore shorts and wore espadrilles and a little hat and a cane that was made of wood and my grandmother said that this character lived in the house of the parish priest.

my grandmother says that this character lived in pozo hondo and was very much loved by the community

and the owners of the mills and the people of that time appreciated him a lot because he was very polite and very kind, my grandmother says that when he died he didn't even have a family member to watch over him and the whole community united and the neighbors made their response and the community mourned him.

These characters that there are in every part places, corners, cities and villages of my dear Venezuela and the world that time remember them for their good deeds and their commitment to a community.

There are still people who remember him for his humility and his miracles in the Municipal Cemetery of Ejido are the remains of this character and in the tomb where he is buried there is a chapel like a little house and inside the chapel there are several plaques with his name and the thanks for the miracles he received,

There are these characters in every corner of every city, town and village in every part of the country, our character was a very educated and humble person of our municipality and specifically in the community of pozo hondo community of the trapiches and casonas.

This story was told to me by my grandmother Felicia Contrera de Guillén and our character's name was Ramón Alí Contrera and his first name was "Ramoncito Poncho" because he wore short pants and lived in the community of Pozo Hondo.

and he was loved by the community for his humility and education grace to all my friends I hope you like this story.

This is the gravestone left by his mother to Ramon ali Contreras

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Everything I tell here is a story of my own experiences that I tell everyone so that you know a little of the beliefs that prevail here in my municipality to date.

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these are the plaques that people bring him to the cemetery for his miracles done

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This is the tombstone left to Ramon Ali Contreras by his mother.

Everything I tell here is a story of my own experiences that I tell everyone to know a little of the beliefs that prevail here in my township to date.