One heart, two homes: Never leaving her Honduran roots behind
(World News USA)

`If I had everything in Honduras, I wouldn´t have left.` Hayda Rapalo recently celebrated living 30 years in the United States by visiting her homeland of Honduras. Rapalo immigrated to the U.S. to work and save money for her older four children in Honduras after she separated from their father. Rapalo left her four children with her sister in Honduras. `I didn´t own any property over there, so I told myself I had to leave and improve my situation for my children. I needed to buy a house or something in Honduras,` Rapalo said. `I did achieve it; I made my house.` With a house in both Grand Island and Honduras, Rapalo now spends her days working at JBS Beef as a 16-year veteran, caring for...