https://wiith-archive.ucsc.edu/files/original/4ed9f628aa3de7b166b49123f3ba9b36.pdf 9002e8d1fa19ca1438b8d3831f46c1aa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fallorina Family Collection Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Daniel "Dan" Fallorina Description An account of the resource Mariano Doctor Fallorina was born in the barangay of Villanueva which is in the municipality of Bautista, in the Pangasinan province of the Philippines on October 24, 1906. On February 9, 1927, Mariano embarked to the United States aboard the S.S. President Taft. He arrived in San Francisco on March 9, 1927. In his early years, Mariano worked as a migrant farm laborer throughout California and along the Pacific seaboard. During this time, he principally lived and worked in Gonzales and Soledad, California. On August 11, 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in the Pacific Theater as a member of the First Filipino Infantry. While in the Philippines, Mariano met Angelina Nicolas through his sister, Ana Fallorina. Angelina was born on December 6, 1922, in Guimba, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. As a young woman in the Philippines, Angelina was involved in the Methodist Church and worked as a teacher. In February 1946, Mariano was discharged from the military and returned to the United States. He continued to court Angelina until he returned to the Philippines in 1952 after which the couple soon married. They traveled back to California the same year. The couple first lived in Soledad and had a son, Mariano N. Fallorina, Jr. (b. 1952). After Mariano Jr. was born, the family moved to the Pajaro Valley. Mariano and Angelina first worked as strawberry sharecroppers for Reiter Berries on San Andreas Road. They had another son, Daniel “Dan” K. N. Fallorina (b. 1957), and adopted Elizabeth "Liz" R. N. Fallorina (b. 1950) from the Philippines. In 1962, Elizabeth joined the family in California. The family continued to work as sharecroppers in the Pajaro Valley until 1962. Mariano was a farm laborer for various companies including Jensen Apples, Loveless and Sons, and C&V Farms. Angelina worked in the canneries for Frozen Foods, Watsonville Canning, and Green Giant. The family was active in the First United Methodist Church in Watsonville and enjoyed celebrations with other Filipino families. Mariano and Angelina’s children attended school and worked in Watsonville before pursuing careers outside of agriculture. Elizabeth worked with a behavioral optometrist; Mariano Jr. became a Ford Senior Master Technician for several Ford dealerships in the Monterey Bay area; and Dan pursued work in the tech industry after receiving his B.S. in Industrial Technology from San Jose State University. As an engineer, he worked for the National Cash Register, Victor Technologies, Plantronics, Tandem, Compaq, and Hewlett-Packard. Mariano passed away in 1989 at the age of 82 and Angelina passed away in 2022 at the age of 99. The Fallorina Family Collection was contributed to Watsonville is in the Heart by Mariano and Angelina Fallorina's son, Dan Fallorina, in 2022. The collection contains ninety-two items in total. It includes an oral history interview in which Dan Fallorina reflects on his parents' migration and labor histories as well as his own memories of growing up around the labor camp on San Andreas Road, of the strawberry fields where he, his parents, and siblings worked, and of the neighborhood in Watsonville where he lived as he got older. The collection also contains fifty-six individual photographs; many of which depict the Fallorina family working in strawberry fields and at labor camps. The collection also includes handmade material culture objects that represent Mariano Fallorina's skill and craftsmanship, as well as objects he brought back to California after serving in the First Filipino Infantry. Physical Object An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Album Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Angelina Fallorina's Blue, Floral Album Description An account of the resource A photograph album created by Angelina Nicolas Fallorina. The album is eighteen pages long. It documents the Fallorina family life in Watsonville during the 1960s. This includes photographs of Agenlina, her husband, Mariano Fallorina Sr., and their three children Elizabeth "Liz" Nicolas Fallorina, Mariano Nicolas Fallorina Jr., and Daniel "Dan" Kerubin Fallorina. The album also includes photographs of Angelina's life and relatives in the Philippines. For images of all the pages included in this entry, click on the attached image to open a PDF of all the pages. Page 1: This page includes two photographs. Photo 1 shows Angelina's class when she worked as a teacher at Corregidor College in the Philippines from 1950- 1951 before coming to the US. Photo 2 shows elementary school teachers at Corregidor College in 1950-1951. Angelina is pictured in the back row on the far right. Page 2: This page includes six photographs. Photo 1 is Dan Fallorina in 1968 in the backyard of his home on Holly Drive. Photo 2 is Mariano Jr. in 1968 at the Watsonville fly-in—a Memorial weekend event in which antique planes from all over the country came to Watsonville. The Fallorinas attend this event every year. Photo 3 was taken in Alameda, CA in 1967. It shows Rowena Bernardo, Liz Fallorina, Noel Bernardo, and Dan Fallorina. Photo 4 is Dan posed with a neighbor at the family home on Holly Drive. It was taken in 1968. Photographs 5 and 6 were taken in Alameda, CA in 1967. They show Rowena Bernardo, Liz Fallorina, Noel Bernardo, and Dan Fallorina. Page 3: This page includes five photographs. Photo 1 is Dan at home on Holly Drive in 1967. Photo 2 is Mariano Jr. at home on Holly Drive in 1967. Photo 3 is Angelina and Mariano Jr. in 1967 at their home on Holly Drive. Photo 4 is Angelina and Mariano Jr. standing in front of the family's new '68 Cougar. Photo 5 is Liz and Angelina standing in front of the new car. Page 4: This page includes six photographs. Photo 1 is the Franco family's daughter in Seaside. Photo 2 shows Dan playing with toy guns. Photo 3 shows Patrine Dumayas, Angelina's cousin, in 1967. Patrine stayed with the Fallorinas after migrating from the Philippines. She worked in the canneries like Angelina. Photo 4 shows Dan ironing his drumstick case in 1967. Photo 5 shows the Franco family in Seaside. Photo 6 shows Dan playing with Lincoln Logs. Page 5: This page includes six photographs. Photo 1 is a Christmas card sent from an unidentified family. Photo 2 shows Joe Reyes receiving his diploma in 1967. Photo 3 shows two Fallorina family cousins in front of a Christmas tree. Photo 4 is Dan sitting in front of the Christmas tree. Photo 5 is Mariano Jr. at his Junior High graduation. Photo 6 shows Angelina and her sons posed with Patrine Dumayas on Thanksgiving. Page 6: This page includes four photographs. Photo 1 is a portrait of Mariano Jr. Photo 2 shows Angelina and Dan in 1967. Photos 3 and 4 show Fallorina's cousins playing. Page 7: This page includes six photographs. Photo 1 is a small school portrait of Dan. Photo 2 is a school portrait of Mariano Jr. Photos 3 and 4 are unidentified. Photo 5 is Angelina and Mariano Sr.'s granddaughter, Jackie. Photo 6 is a duplicate of Photo 2. Page 8: This page includes eight photographs. Photo 1 is a school portrait of Angelina and Mariano Sr.'s granddaughter, Jackie. Photos 2 through 5 are unidentified. Photo 6 shows two cousins at Liz's wedding in 1972. Photo 7 is unidentified. Page 9: This page includes nine photographs. Photo 1 is a Christmas Card from the Ford family. Clifford Ford was the pastor at the First United Methodist Church that the Fallorinas attended. Photo 2 is a baby photo of Jackie. Photo 3 is a small portrait of Liz. Photo 4 shows Liz with Jackie. The page also includes a newspaper clipping showing Liz's husband receiving an award. Page 10: This page includes nine photographs. Photos 1 and 3-9 are of unidentified people and were likely sent to Angelina from the Philippines. Photo 2 is a portrait of Mariano Jr. Page 11: This page includes six photographs. Photos 1-3 are of unidentifiedpeople and were likely sent to Angelina from the Philippines. Photo 4 shows Dan with his bike. Photo 5 is a studio portrait of a cousin from the Philippines. Dan believes that it may depict a cousin from his mother's side of the family who contracted polio and wanted to come to the US but was unable to. Photo 6 shows Dan playing in the backyard. Page 12: This page includes five photographs of unidentifiedpeople. They were likely sent to Angelina from the Philippines. Page 13: This page includes five photographs. Photos 1-3 are unidentifiedwomen and were likely sent to Angelina from the Philippines. Photo 4 depicts Angelina in the Reiter Berries strawberry fields. Photo 5 is a studio photograph of an unidentified woman that was likely sent from the Philippines. Page 14: This page includes six photographs. Photo 1 shows a cousin, Noel Bernardo. Photo 2 shows a group of friends from Seaside. Photo 3 is an image of Dan mid-sneeze. Photo 4 shows Dan sitting in the living room. Photo 5 was taken in Alameda, CA in 1967. It shows Rowena Bernardo, Liz Fallorina, Noel Bernardo, and Dan Fallorina as kids in Alameda. Photo 6 is unidentified. Page 15: This page includes six photographs. Photo 1 shows Dan playing with a chessboard. Photo 2 shows Dan in 1968. He is tracking songs from the radio. Photo 3 is Mariano Sr. and Angelina's grandson, Joshua. Photos 5 and 6 are Dan playing army in his room. Page 16: This page includes five photographs. Photo 1 is a group of friends standing on Holly Drive. Photo 2 is a portrait of Liz. Photo 3 is of Dan playing army. Photo 3 is Dan as a toddler in the strawberry fields of San Andreas Road. Photo 5 is a group of unidentified people in the Philippines. Page 17: This page includes four photographs. Photo 1 is an image of Hearst Castle. Photo 2 is of an unidentified baby. Photo 3 is a portrait of Angelina and Mariano Sr.'s granddaughter, Jackie. Photo 4 is Dan as a toddler in the strawberry fields. Page 18: This page includes two photographs, a postcard, and three loose images. Photo 1 is of two Fallorina family cousins. Photo 3 is of Dan as a toddler in a labor camp off San Andreas Road. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Angelina Nicolas Fallorina Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Unidentified Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Daniel "Dan" Fallorina Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Watsonville is in the Heart (WIITH) is a community-driven public history initiative to preserve and uplift stories of Filipino migration and labor in the city of Watsonville and the greater Pajaro Valley. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 11.25 x 10 inches Type The nature or genre of the resource Physical Object Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context FAL.2021.19 - FAL.2021.37 First United Methodist Church Photograph Album San Andreas Road Transnational