I enjoy reading about the culture. ecpecially about the music which i really enjoy.

Hi, I Love your presentation ofyour culture. I'm from Belize C.A. Border with Guatemala and Mexico.

I am a student and was doing a research for school.  I came across your website which I found it very informative.

thanks for the info,Very Educational Take care-

Belize.....Beautiful. I am!

Me, myself is from beautiful Seine Bight Village.  I grew up in Seine Bight with the Valerio famly. I love my village.

Mervin Lambey...Amazing. I was reading the section on fishing techniques. This internet is really changing the way we live. Imagine if my great grandmother was around now. She wouldn't believe it just as she didn't believe it when t.v. first got to Belize. Really interesting. 

The site is wonderful. Reading the list of teachers brought back memories, good ones. Seeing my father, Benjamin Ciego named among his peers brought back memories of all the teachers. I remembered many of them growing up. Many are gone, but they are not forgotten. Their contribution to the education of rural Belize must be acknowledged. They brought knowledge and education to places where the conditions were at times difficult, but they preserved to educate in spite of it. In my humble of opinion, the current leadership of Belize owe a debt to those early pioneers because they were willing to endure hardships because they believed in the power of education. After reading the name of many of relatives, I gladly acknowledge my roots - birthplace of great-grandmother.

thank you for sharing and do keep up the  good work. african history is important. AFRICANRISE

I WAS BORN IN SEINE BIGHT VILLAGE. MY PARENTS ARE STEPHEN AND J0SEPHINE LOPEZ. RELOCATE OT GEORGE TOWN VILLAGE AND THEN TO INDEPENDENCE VILLAGE. I CAME TO UNITED STATES YEAR OF 1982, RESIDE IN NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES, CHICAGO AND NOW IN SOUTH FLORIDA, FORT LAUDERDALE. I HAVE MADE SEVERAL TRIPS TO MY VILLAGE AND I HAVE TO SAY I'M PROUD TO SAY THAT IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE. THANKS TO ALL WHO GOT INVOLVED AND MORE WORK NEED TO BE DONE. I PLANNED TO ONE DAY COME BACK TO MY ROOTS AND DO MY PART OF CONTRIBUTION. THANKS TO BENJY AS I KNOW HIM AND HIS SEINE BIGHT.COM STAFF AND FAMILY.    

I enjoyed reading Mr. Palacio's essays on the different topics (my son Carlos translated all of them for me).  We are planning a trip to Belize and I was  only familiar with Dangriga and Punta Gorda  now we have another MUST stop whenever we make the trip.  Thank you for educating us non-garifunas and showing us  another beautiful place in Belize.

YOU ARE THE BEST THANK FOR THE WEBSIDE   I LOVE IT

I love this website, It makes me be proud to be from Seine Bight. Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think that this is a good initiative. I will continue with my search.

My wife and I recently visited Seine Bight while on vacation in the area.  We would like to thank the people of Seine Bight for their friendliness and for their warm hospitality.  A special thanks to Lola for her beautiful art which we proudly display in our home and to Jacqueline for taking time out of her day to visit with me at the clinic.  We cannot wait to plan our next visit to your wonderful village.  Thanks again, The Edgerton's.

 Originally born,  In am very proud of this website especially when i saw my grandfather Beck Lopez picture in itand seeing what village was before and now.  KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.     

I was born in Belize, and it's nice to go back home through the internet. I just love it.  Thanks to you guys for making it possible.

I would love to  learn more from my culture.  My grandmother is half garifuna and as like some lost her language. Sad to say, we also lost our  history like any other  person who migrated to the united states. I personally would like to know some of were we come from. My family is from puerto barrios Guatemala(El rastro)