George and Jan Waterman began  ˇVámonos! Community Ministries in 1997 following a term of service working as missionaries in Mexico with World Servants. Called by God to help the people of Reynosa, Mexico, the Watermans love the Mexican people and have a desire to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with as many as possible.

George and Jan moved to the San Antonio area in 2007. They have two adult children: Julie, who lives in Texas and is a special education teacher, and Jeff (married to Kathy) who is a pastor at the Well Church in Brighton, Michigan. Julie has two children, Alicen and Isaiah.  Jeff and Kathy have 3, David, Meghan and Brandon.

George’s main hobby is playing golf. Jan enjoys shopping and attending various bible studies in the San Antonio area.

E-Mail George at george@vamonos.org
E-Mail Jan at jan@vamonos.org

Olga and Aaron Berman have been ministering to the people of Reynosa for over 30 years. First was the establishing of Iglesia Metodista La Trinidad. in downtown Reynosa. This church eventually produced a mission church (El Camino) in Colonia Quince de Enero. After El Camino successfully grew, it founded another mission church (El Sendero) in Colonia Pedro J. Mendez. All this was accomplished as Aaron worked 7 days a week at a large ice factory in Reynosa. In 1997, the Bermans donated a large portion of their ranch on the outskirts of Reynosa for the building of the facility which is now Piedra Angular. It is the culmination of one of their lifelong dreams to be able to provide a location for the upbuilding of the church in Mexico. In December of 2003, Aaron retired from his ice factory job and has moved full time to the camp. Ourgreat loss was Aaron's going home to be with Jesus in October of 2007. Aaron and Olga have raisede 4 children, Guillermo, Armando, Sylvia and Aaron Jr. who all live with their respective families in and around Reynosa.

Hugo and Sylvia Gonzalez joined the staff of Vamonos in 2005, taking over day to day operations of the camp. Sylvia is the daughter of Olga and Aaron Berman. They live in Reynosa and have 2 children, Fernando and Michelle. Over the past several years, their presence has enables us to fulfill one of the original goals of the camp. That being usage by Mexican churches for outings and retreats. The camp is now booked invirtually every open weekend.