It’s been said the things you can’t forget define you.
For Lida Rodriguez-Taseff, one such memory is a vivid recollection of Dec. 24, 1976, when she and her younger sister, Norma, arrived at Miami International Airport wearing matching pink pantsuits. They’d come from their native Colombia to join their mother, Fabiola, a practical woman who’d worked as a housekeeper and in Bogota factories before moving to the U.S., where she spent some time learning English and acclimating to the new country before sending for her children.
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