of Duncan Drive and Crickett Drive on the grounds of Port San Antonio. Mateo Camargo Park Popular among residents for events ranging from large birthday parties to music festivals and car shows. The park is located along the Highway 90 Access Road, just west of the Callaghan intersection. Roselawn Memorial Park The cemetery has been renamed San Fernando Catholic Cemetery No.3 and currently functions under the Archdiocese of San Antonio. Port San Antonio Thanks to the numerous on base facilities maintained for the military, Port San Antonio is littered with numerous small recreational areas including ball fields, running tracks and pavilions. Economy Employers in the area include: Boeing, Lockheed Martin, EG&G, General Electric and Gore Design. As the area was developed before the spread of the suburban strip-mall, Thompson Field lacks the large stripcenters common in other parts of the city. Only two strip centers currently exist in the community, the rest of the area is full of small, stand-alone businesses. Kelly Center, a small strip area on Billy Mitchell Blvd, once full of thriving local businesses has seen its fortunes go south with the exodus of workers from Kelly. Transportation The community is home to an office of the Texas Department of Public Safety at the intersection of South Gen. McMullen and Weir Ave. The proposed Austin–San Antonio Commuter Rail will terminate with a station south of the neighborhood at Port San Antonio. Demographics The area population was approximately 8,000 as of the 2000 Census. The median age is 29 and approximately 10.1% of the population holds a college degree. Approximately 89.9% of area residents are native born and 10.1% being of foreign origin. Of those born outside the United States approximately 90% were born in Latin America. The median household income was $23,114 and the median family income was $25,754. The median homevalue was $47,000. References External links St John Berchmans School Catholic Cemeteries of SA Neighborhoods in San Antonio