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EARLY LIFE

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EARLY LIFE

Ramón Cuauhtémoc Bernal Mendoza was born on March 6th, 1994 in Tallahassee, Florida to María and Mauricio Bernal Mendoza.

Ramon was raised in Tallahassee with his parents and older brother, Javier. His parents and brother emigrated from Mexico before he was born. Ramon's mother worked as a dental assistant and his father was a forklift mechanic. He attended Amos P. Godby High School. He participated in cross country and track & field.

Ramon met his best friend, Zach, in fourth grade and the two were inseparable ever since. He developed a crush on Zach, but never got around to telling him.

Before the outbreak, Ramon had aspirations to go to college. He dreamed of going to the University of Tampa for Digital Art and participate in track & field. Throughout high school, Ramon worked at a local grocery store.

When the outbreak first began, Zach was staying with Damon's family while his parents were on vacation. Ramon's older brother, Javier, was visiting from college at this time.

His father, Mauricio, was attacked by an infected person and died from blood loss. Mauricio turned into a walker and tried to attack Ramon, but his mother intervened and put down her husband. Ramon, his family, and Zach, escaped Tallahassee before it got locked down by the government.

For weeks, the four of them wandered eastern Florida. They survived off of scavenged food and lived in abandoned houses. Ramon's mother struggled with mental health problems, resulting in her being unable to get out of bed for days at a time. They dragged her everywhere they went, even when she begged them to leave her.

Eventually, they met other survivors and traveled with them. Ramon and his family were with this larger group for about a month before they ran into a herd of walkers. Ramon's mother refused to run. Ramon and his brother tried their best to get her out, but they had no choice but to leave their mother behind.

All that remained of the group was Ramon, Javier, and Zach. The three travelled for months and ended up in Georgia. They came across the prison on their travels, which accepted them with open arms.

 They came across the prison on their travels, which accepted them with open arms

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