By Pat Trevino
CUERO, TX – If you weren’t at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Hall on May 2nd, you missed out on one seriously fun night! The Guadalupanos pulled off an unforgettable Cinco de Mayo Purse Bingo, packing the evening with great food, laughter, and plenty of excitement.

Before the festivities truly kicked off, Connie Trevino led a heartfelt prayer as everyone gathered for dinner. Then later the room fell into a moment of quiet reflection as Father Richard then blessed the food, setting the tone for an evening full of warmth, joy, and togetherness.


Taking center stage was Jon Eric Rodriguez, keeping the crowd entertained as the Master of Ceremonies, while David Varela kept the bingo games rolling as the announcer, calling numbers with flair and keeping everyone on their toes. The purse prizes? Absolutely worth the suspense—some serious bingo magic happened that night!

Before the first bingo card was marked, Dr. Cynthia Orozco took the stage, reminding everyone why Cinco de Mayo is celebrated. She gave a brief but meaningful history lesson, grounding the event in tradition and the resilience behind the holiday. It was the perfect way to reflect on the deeper meaning of gathering, enjoying great food, and celebrating culture.

Of course, the party wouldn’t be complete without the legendary “Grito” contest. Contestants gave it their all, filling the hall with energy and cheers. It was loud, it was hilarious, and it was the perfect way to celebrate.

Major shoutout to the sponsors who helped make the night possible: Ful-O-Pep’s Mr. Greg Gossett, Rhonda Pakabush with Rendezvous Boutique & Marketplace, David Guajardo at Alpha-Lyte’s, Rosa Liendo, Connie Trevino, Mrs. Aguirre, and Ashley Rodriguez. Thanks to their generosity, the night was packed with fun and fabulous prizes.
Let’s not forget the hardworking team behind it all—the Guadalupanos! Special appreciation goes to David and Rose Ann Varela, Sabrina De Leon, Mary Jane and Michael Ruiz, and so many others whose dedication made everything run smoothly. They poured their hearts into the event, and the result. A celebration filled with energy, friendship, and unforgettable moments.

Even Father Richard couldn’t resist getting in on the fun, joining the crowd to celebrate and enjoy the festivities. The smiles, the cheers, the community coming together—it was everything a Cinco de Mayo event should be.

If you missed out, don’t worry—I hear there’s already talk about a Diez y Seis de Septiembre event in the works. If that’s the case, you better stay posted and grab your tickets early because, judging by the success of this Bingo night, it’s bound to be another incredible celebration you won’t want to miss!
WINNERS!!! WINNERS!!!! WINNERS!!! DOOR PRIZES & PURSE BINGO!!!













