In Memoriam Leticia Sáenz
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The AAPA staff was saddened to hear that our friend and longtime translator, Leticia Sáenz, passed away on Tuesday, August 29 after a long battle with cancer. She had worked as a translator at AAPA conventions, Spring Conferences, and technical programs for many years.
Leticia worked for CARDISO, AAPA’s translation contractor, for almost 25 years — 22 of which were spent working with AAPA. Leticia was born in Costa Rica, moved to New Orleans for high school and graduated from Loyola University with a degree in journalism. In the late 1980s, she moved back to Costa Rica, married and began her work as a translator.
Leticia was a sports lover (especially the Saints), crossword puzzle master, cross stitch expert, book worm and had a fantastic wry sense of humor. She is survived by her daughter Dana, 28, and son Eduardo, 26. AAPA sends its thoughts and condolences to Leticia’s friends and family.
Leticia Sáenz
Leticia worked for CARDISO, AAPA’s translation contractor, for almost 25 years — 22 of which were spent working with AAPA. Leticia was born in Costa Rica, moved to New Orleans for high school and graduated from Loyola University with a degree in journalism. In the late 1980s, she moved back to Costa Rica, married and began her work as a translator.
Leticia was a sports lover (especially the Saints), crossword puzzle master, cross stitch expert, book worm and had a fantastic wry sense of humor. She is survived by her daughter Dana, 28, and son Eduardo, 26. AAPA sends its thoughts and condolences to Leticia’s friends and family.
Leticia Sáenz
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