Gomez Family Tree
From Tucson RPG Guild
Brother and sister Rafael and Cynthia Gomez are the first two members of the Gomez family tree of immediate interest, although the family has been established in southern Arizona since 1844.
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Rafael Gomez Branch
Rafael Gomez and Mercedes Marasa
Rafael Gomez (1949- ) married Mercedes Marasa (1946-2003, died of natural causes) and had three children: Hugo (1967), Gabriella (1969) and Mateo (1970) Gomez. Rafael is a significant leader of the Gomez family.
Hugo Gomez and Alma Canalez
Hugo Gomez and Alma Canalez had two daughters, Georgina (born 1987) and Solana (born 1990). Georgina, Hugo and Alma were all murdered in 2000 during the drug war with the Montes de Oca family. Hugo was a drug transporter and major lieutenant in the Gomez organization at the time.
Henry Jansson and Gabriella Jansson
Henry Jansson married Gabriella Gomez in 1990 and their daughter Dara was born the same year. Gabriella had some involvement in the ring early in her life but now the Janssons are largely separate from it, providing only a bit of support and laundering money through their legitimate activities.
Mateo Gomez and Theresa Cruz
Mateo Gomez moved in with Theresa Cruz in 1989 when he got her pregnant with Ilana "Mercedes" Gomez, who was born later that year. They were never legally married, though they did hold themselves out as husband and wife. Mateo was murdered in 2000 by Gomez soldier Donald Pugliani before he could snitch to the Montes de Ocas during the drug war.
Cynthia Saavedra Branch
Cynthia Gomez (1952 - ) married Gerardo Saavedra (1955-2000) in 1971. They had two children, Michael Saavedra and Diana Saavedra. Gerardo was deeply involved in the drug activities of the Gomez family and was murdered in 2000 by the Montes de Oca family. Cynthia served a five year prison sentence for her involvement and has recently been released. She is currently keeping her nose clean.
Michael Saavedra, unmarried, is an important operator in the Gomez family, narrowly dodging a prison sentence more than once. He often lays low in Mexico. His son, Raymundo Saavedra, is a bagman and operator in the family business. Diana is living with Eduardo Garcia and they have several children together, all of whom are involved in the family's illegal enterprises.
