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"...in my estimation you were always a perfect gentleman and kind to all alike. How well I remember the men who came into our offices. It mattered not-whether the high or lowly they were all treated with the same courtesy. To me that has meant a lot." Ellen Smith, in a letter to Fabian Garcia dated- June 14, 1948 |
| "For me there is no person in this country that I admire and truly believe is the greatest man of our day like you my much beloved friend. [I feel] honored because we have one of our own blood that has been able to rise to such a prominent position. Oh that many others will follow in your footsteps...But that is impossible, because there is only one Fabian Garcia!" Fabiola- May 9, 1943 |
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Drawings made by Garcia during his experimentation to produce the first commercially viable chiles in the Mesilla Valley. |
| A friend once told Garcia, "Living in the midst of natural loveliness and grandeur, you have acquired a depth of thought and aspiration which New Mexican society could ill do without." |
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In a May 4, 1943 letter Garcia's brother-in-law J.E. Amador wrote, " Well, I conclude, congratulating you again and wishing you more honors as deserved by persons such as yourself, of which there are few in the world (perfect in everything.)" |