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Clifford John Palacio’s Funeral in LA Part 1

Ms. Cheryl L Noralez recounts a little bit about Mr Palacio’s efforts to educate those interested in learning the Garífuna language through úraga (story-telling) and children’s games such as “Mini mini many moe”. There is also an moving message from Mr. Roland Yorke former consul general of Belize in Los Angeles.

Mr. Clifford J. Palacio was a board member for the Garífuna American Heritage Foundation United and he was also a teacher at the Clifford J. Palacio Garífuna Language & Culture Academy in Los Angeles.

The academy proudly served the community through education, forums, workshops and presentations since 2005. The Clifford J. Palacio Garifuna Language & Culture Academy of Los Angeles was a concept started by GAHFU. The school was established in 2005 and it was first held at Maabatuwa Cultural Center of Los Angeles. After Maabatuwa, GAHFU saw the need to establish a more permanent school where families could attend and learn. The purpose of this project was to preserve the Garifuna language spoken and written. The school was renamed the Clifford J. Palacio Language & Culture Academy in honor of Mr. Palacio for his lifelong dedication in teaching the Garifuna language and grammar to many generations. Mr. Palacio's legacy continues through the teachers at the Clifford J. Palacio Language & Culture Academy whom were all trained by him.

Rest In Peace! Sunrise: Tuesday 6 May 1930 Sunset: Wednesday 6 July 2022 in Los Angeles