In this picture is my Mom, me in the red dress, my Dad, Uncle Bert from Guam and my oldest sister Jovie. Jovie is the owner of Kagman Mobil in Saipan.
In this picture are my sisters Vicky (she is the Governor's CIP Administrator) and Jovie, me and our Japanese neighbor who is a tenant in one of our houses. She invited us over for some rice cracker and soda pops. I was 5.
My parents Frank and Julie Castro are both retired from the CNMI Government in the mid 80s. My dad was the Chief of Immigration and my Mom worked at Finance handling federal grants for DEQ. Our EPA-CNMI Program Manager Pat Young and her husband Carl Goldstein who started DEQ both worked with my Mom then, and now I'm working with Pat and Carl.
This is my Dad, Frank C. Castro outside his office at the Immigration.
My mom Julie A. Castro outside her office at the Finance and Accounting. My mom was born in Yap and is one-quarter Yapese which makes me one-eighth, I guess. I have yet to visit Yap and I have some family there too.
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