CONDADO TULARE, Calif.- After 83 years, Exeter received the remains of one of his heroes. Sergeant Adolph Aguirre, who died during World War II. Adolfo “Chicho” Aguirre was a prominent athlete, singer, student leader and son of Mexican immigrants. Today, his family seeks to keep his history and legacy alive. “I met Chicho through those stories, my father was filled with tears with so much emotion and pride when he told us about his cousin brothe…
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CONDADO TULARE, Calif.- After 83 years, Exeter received the remains of one of his heroes. Sergeant Adolph Aguirre, who died during World War II. Adolfo “Chicho” Aguirre was a prominent athlete, singer, student leader and son of Mexican immigrants. Today, his family seeks to keep his history and legacy alive. “I met Chicho through those stories, my father was filled with tears with so much emotion and pride when he told us about his cousin brothe…