Plural possesive of Mr. Valdez.
(i.e., Mr. Valdez's performance at work....)
Valdezes'
This would refer to something that belongs to the Valdez family
To form the plural possessive of a name like "Mr. Valdez," you would follow these steps:
1. Add an "s" to the end of the name to indicate plural: Valdezs
2. Add an apostrophe after the "s" to indicate possession: Valdezs'
So, the plural possessive form of "Mr. Valdez" would be "Valdezs'."
For example: "The Valdezs' performances at work were outstanding."