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Featured Roces:
Karla Prieto-Delgado is a fourth generation Roces clan member who is currently working as a freelance writer. She is a relative to the Prietos of Philippine Daily Inquirer and granddaughter of Antonia Roces (sister of Chino Roces). Last year she and famous photographer, Neil Oshima, came up with a coffee table book entitled, The Philippine Forest: Our Living Heritage. It was launched in the country last November 15, 2001 at the Filipinas Heritage Library as an addition to Centro Escolar University's Centennial Publications. From a recent email from Karla in Paris she mentioned about the success of their book signing and launching at the Shakespeare and Company Bookshop.
>>>Click here to know more about Karla P. Delgado

Roces Events:
Kitchenscapes is a collection of 12 art work paintings from talented Roces progeny, Alfredo "Ding". The week-long exhibit was held last October 2, 2001 at The Crucible Gallery of SM Megamall. The artist, Alfredo Roces, used to write for the pre-Martial Law Manila Times before he migrated to Australia.
>>>Click here to read interview of Alfredo R. Roces

Photo Galleries

The Family of Alejandro Roman Domingo
Roces y Mauricio and
Filomena Gonzales y Lizana

It was from this family where Roceses, Alejandro "Moy" and Rafael Filomeno belong. These two were the ones whose offsprings mostly ventured into journalism and the arts.

Check out pictures of Roces family members gathered from researches and contributions:

*Reyes-Roces -shared photos from the descendants of Rafael Filomeno Roces and Inocencia Reyes.
*Pardo-Roces -pictures of clan members of couples Alejandro "Moy" Roces and Antonia Pardo.
*Joaquin P. Roces -is from the Pardo-Roces family. Chino is the man behind the Manila Times during its golden years. Here are collections of his photos gathered from his family and from printed sources.