Albuquerque, October 3, 2004 D13, The Sunday Journal DEATHS FUNERALS Love, Mom ft Dad Michael and Grandma tory surplus auctions. Michael it survived by his sister, Melinda Via and husband. Arturo Mon- toya of Thompson Falls, MT; and hit nephews, ten, Kyndall and Tayler of Ft Bragg, NC and D. I Jerrett Boynton of Santa Fe. His brother, David Andrew Via, wat killed in a skiing accident in 1962.
His father, C.W. Via, passed away in 1994 and hit mother, known in utter yean at Haley Carmody, in 1998. A memorial has been established at the Thompson Falls Public Library, Thompson Falls, MT, or contributions could be sent to the American Diabetes Association. Santa Fe Funeral Options 417 E. Rodeo Road 989-7032 Sciences.
Upon her retirement, she was awarded the rank of Professor Emeritus. Throughout her teaching career, Dr. Butt shared her knowledge and passion for learning with her students. Her dedication to teaching, her commitment to helping handicapped children, and her relationship with the people of Mexico culminated in the development of a program to bring her students, along with specialized technology, and specialists to the Comunidad Crecer Clinic Mexico City each year to help the handicapped children of Mexico. The Comunidad Crecer Clinic honored Dr.
Butt for her work by naming a new wing for augmentative commmiuucation after her. Paul and Dolores loved Mexico and its wonderful people, and after many years of vacationing there, the couple retired to San Carlos, in 199S. Dolores wat a prodigious reader and a true lover of books on all sorts of subjects. She enjoyed painting, writing, and the opera. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Robert Smith and Joel C.
Smith. She it survived by her husband, Paul Butt; four sons and their spouses, Paul S. Butt, Martin R. Butt and Willie, Neal T. Butt and Elizabeth, and Dr.
Allen E. Butt and Sara Turtle; her sister, Regina Smith Zudick; seven beloved grandchildren, Eubie, Mana, Nathan, Alex, Morgan, Stephanie, Julian and Gus; two great-grandchildren, Mercedes and Andrea; four nephews, Carter Zudick, Patrick Smith, Michael Smith, and James Dalton; five nieces, Claudia Z. Williamson, Regina Z. Earnest, Cynthia Zudick, Katherine Hartung. Marjorie De Martino and husband, Franco; ana five great nephews, Jessie Williamson, Wesley Williamson, Kris Hartung, Justin De Martino and Mathew De Martino.
Cremation has taken place and a family memorial service will be held at a later at which time her ashes will be spread on the Sea of Cortez that she to loved. A bright mind and inquisitive intellect is no longer with us and will be greatly missed. CADY-Richard (Dick) H. Cady, age 77, died Sunday, September 19, 2004 in Albuquerque. Born April 27, 1927 in Lansing, Michigan, he retired from the University of New Mexico as Director of Policy and Planning in 1995.
He received a B.A. from Michigan State University and M.A.'s from both The University of Michigan and American University in Washington D.C. He served two tours in the U.S. Navy where he specialized in electronics. After serving his country, he became Director of Research and Development Management for the U.S.
Bureau of Ships and later worked for the Department of Defense in satellite communication at Bendix Corp. in Ann Arbor. He was appointed Director of Institutional Research at Northern Illinois University where he served for five years. An active member of Aquinas Newman Center in Albuquerque, Richard served as lector, Financial Planning Council, and Stewardship ministries for many years. He was a member of Alcoholics Anonymous for 29 years and he attended the Monday Night Live Group at the Church of the Risen Savior.
Survived by his wife, Joan Cady; sons, R. Michael Cady and Dr. J. Christopher Cady; and daughters, Jennifer Cady and Lelia Elisabeth Cady. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at the Newman Center on Saturday, October 9, 2004 at 10:00 a.m.
French Mortuary, 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE 823-9400 CLOUGH-Dr. Richard H. Clough, Sc.D., 82, a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, passed away on September 30, 2004. He is survived by his daughter, Janet L.
Chapman and husband, Michael Malone and grandson, Steve R. Chapman, all of Albuquerque. Richard was preceded in death by his wife, Jean of 45 years and his son, Kenneth, who was killed in Vietnam. Richard was born in Springer, New Mexico on August 25, 1922. He was a descendant of a pioneer New Mexico ranching family.
Richard graduated from Albuquerque High in 1939. He obtained his B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of New Mexico, his M.S. from the University of Colorado and his Sc. D.
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Richard served as Torpedo and Fire Control Officer on attack submarine, the U.S.S. COD, during World War II. Decorated. He served as Executive Vice President of Lem-bke, Clough and King Construction Co.
Richard was a professor for 32 years at the University of New Mexico where he was also Chairman of the Department of Civil Engineering and the Dean of College of Engineering. He was a member of several organizations: Member of Board of Directors, Albuquerque Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Authority, Member and Chairman of the New Mexico State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors and a Member and President of New Mexico Section, American Society of Civil Engineers. He received Service awards from Associated General Contractors of America and National Society of Professional Engineers. Richard was author and co-author of two well known text books on construction contracting and management. By his request no services will be held.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his name to the Fund for Animals 200 West 57th Street New York, New York 10019 (my 405-3863 ext. 205). French Mortuary 9300 Golf Course RiNW (505)897-0300 DAMRILL Alan M. Damrill, of Torreon, NM, passed away on September 9, 2004. He it survived by a son, David, in Arizona; daughter-in-law, Barbara; two grandchildren, Jessica and Justin; ei wife Peggy Lawless, all of Torreon; a brother, Hal, and a sister, Nancy White, of Louisiana.
The past six months he resided in Albuquerque with caregiver, Carol Leland. He loved being a long-haul trucker and was a WWII vet. He spent many years in Louisiana before moving to Torreon. Memorial services will be held at 2-00 m. on Saturday, October 9, at Altura Park NE, by Hannett ft Washington NE.
Donations may be maed to Albuquerque Angels, 260-137S. DARRAH Cari Darrah. Our beloved Can Darrah slipped away to be with the Lord on August 5, 2004. Cari bravely fought her illness for over a year. Cari was born in San Jose in 1937 to George W.
ft Elen S. Guth and spent her early years in Southern CA. She gradated from high school Pasadena, then attended the University of Nevada. Reno, where she met John. It wis 47 yean ago that the mamed ber college sweetheart She it survived by ber husband, John Darrah; her daughter, Lindalee Griggs; her ton, Mike Darrah, her grandchddrtn, Cirmeron and Morganne Roa, and her titter, Janice Auxier.
Can always had a yearning for God As an adult the found Jesus at a Billy Graham Crusade. Her heart was tender and ready to accept him. Throughout her life, Can aimed to serve the Lord through her service to others. She taucht Sunday school, waa a youth leader, a ducipleship group leader for temaged girls, a small group hasten, and spent years involved with Veekly bible study groups. Cari worked for Pastor Jim Tomberlm at Hoffmantown Baptist Church Albuquerque, NM the early eighties and wat the Eieeutive Assistant for every Senior Pastor at Woodmen Valley Chapel Colorado Springs, CO for sixteen years Along with John.
Can was involved with the premarital and wedding ministry of Woodmen Valley Chapel for a decade. John and Can continued with their singles1 ministry to counsel engaged couples as well at to train churches. Bible colleges and seminaries to develop their own strong premarital programs for Ustmt mamaget Can served as a member and at officer of numerous organizations, a-eluding The Broadmoor Rose Society, The Broadmoor Skating Club Boosters. The Bloomers Garden Club, The Enchanted Patntert Chapter of the National Society of Toie ft Deco-rame Painters. Lot None Craft Guild, and TV Red Hat Society Can bnam smiie.
tweet spirit and servant's heart will ung be rroea-berrd. Chanties for donations bet of flowers mr be sent to Pikes Peak Hop ice C5 Piles Peak Are Colorado Springs CO Wti or Yovtk With A ssna iSrratef 5250 Star Ranch Rd JTowrado 5f-irf vCO DORROl GH-Marthi The family of Martha Moilv I M. Dornxf wnnd hie thank all tbew relative and fnends for thei- kind exp-es-sm af srapattiT extended to rises daring tbear bereavement, for the beautiful floral tributes, and a special thank yi to Father Eir-oBd Srril-la. Ctarch of the Avensiea. presider of the Masn to tV Raff at Aftwaerque Renor iaeca-cai Center for tbn t.nons as4 care, and to tae BaJbearen Arrarjnwrri br G'a Jr MoTiarr IWOtcCoptDr ST tliJOn-Margaret alary SfaeKk My befored Pear, it ha ben a year tact Jeos took ym a be wtt km bat aort aa-bearaf eact day TV sabarnt a mat no a-r tot nffrrrf afTaort aid Ac neoeaay we ri he arared a tuna far etnxy Niece Av and tepferw iota a-r nscrf rV frw aunTini of yaar kwrng as Swce Mary Dwor wararf aact a watt Vit tri; bat as rm kww 5-ww'wan ter heatrh a tat good ta and Lraa Jarasa tee; a am tmdk w4 frwaa ae vtt net af Sivmnui (mi wtact a dct ran aejcwat Tat Trnarr frm-mt 2j-jeja.
Arcfewat. IVane mi Se- i. tee? a CM aack by pfcrne ar I wedding vows and I thank you for making each year to very special Your Husband Forever, Norrit FELDMAN Doris Tat" Feldman, 72, a resident of Albuquerque, passed away on October 1, 2004. She it survived by her husband, Robert Feldman; daughters, Margaret Ludert and hut-band, Rick, Dune Spuhler, all of Albuquerque, Barbara Bernstein and husband, Mark and Joy Feldman, all of St. Louis, MO; grandchildren, Amoreena, Dellene, and Scott; great- grandchild, Zion Max; brothers, Rudolph Sprunk and wife, Priscilla, Robert Sprunk and wife, Marci, Leo Sprunk and wife, Diane, Lawrence Sprunk, Steve Sprunk and wife, Virginia; sisters, Anabell Saavedra, Elsie Saavedra and husband, Ben, Marie Padilla and husband, Lupe.
She was pre- ceded in death by her parents; and a brother, Gene Sprunk. She had a loving touch with all who she met Doris was a wonderful wife, Mother, Grandmother, and friend. She was a very giving individual who put others' needs above her own. A special thanks to the Cancer Ward at Presbyte- rian, the inpatient Hospice Unit at Anna Kase-man Hospital, and the Doctors and Staff at NM Oncology Department. Service will be held on Monday October 4, 2004 at 7:00 p.m.
at French Mortuary-Westside Chapel. Graveside Services will be held on Tuesday, October 5, 2004 at Sunset Memorial Park at 10:00 a.m. French Mortuary I 9300 Golf Course RJ. NW (505)897-0300 FISHER Patsy A. Fisher, beloved wife and mother, passed away at borne after a long illness.
Pat is survived by her husband of 31 years, Tom; and her two sons, Stephen, of San Jose, CA and Michael, of Provo, UT. Pat was born in Uravan, CO, and was a graduate of the University of New Mexico. Pat served as an instructor with the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque Skill Center, and Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute. Pat had an extensive background and experience with Business Communications, Business Language Skills ft Advanced Secretarial Administration. Pat held a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Education with a minor in English.
Pat also held a Master of Arts in Teaching Business Subjects. Outside of teaching. Pat and her family traveled to many far away placet. Pat is a former member of the New Mexico Business Education Association and the National Educational Secretaries Association. Arrangements are being entrusted to Sunrise Funeral Options.
The Funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be a 9:00 a.m. on Monday, October 4, 2004 at the Newman Center, 1815 Us Lomas Road, NE, with Father Bob Keller officiating. Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park. Donations are being accepted by Presbyterian Hospice, 8100 Constitution, Albuquerque, NM 87110. Sunrise Funeral Options 7601 Wyoming BlvdNE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505)821-0010 GARCIA-Patrick Garcia, age 46, beloved father, grandfather, son, and brother, was called home by our Heavenly Father, Tuesday, September 28, 2004.
Family and friends may visit today from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church; where a rosary will be recited at 6:00 p. m. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 9:00 a.m.
at the church. Interment will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Casket bearers will be Eric Garcia, Marcos Valencia, Derrick Montez, Errol Bennett, Nick Gonzales, and Daniel Hamlett. Honorary bearers will be Patrick Maidonado and Clarence Aragon.
Funeral services are entrusted to: Alameda Mortuary' 9420 4th Street NW 898-3160 GONZALEZ-Cristobal. The family of Cristobal (Chris) E. Gonzales would like to thank all their relatives and friends for their kind expression of sympathy extended to them during their bereavement; Tor the beautiful floral tributes, and a special thank you to Monsignor Leo Lucero, San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church, presider of the Mass; to Deacon Joe Lucero for reciting the Rosary, and to the pallbearers. Arrangements by: Gabaldon Mortuary lOOOOldCoorsDr.SW GREEN-Gladys Green passed away Saturday October 2, 2004at a local hospital. She is survived by her sons, Robert and wife, Lorraine Green of Albuquerque and Ronald and wife, Amanda Green of lis Vegas, NV.
Services for Gladys Green will be held at later date. Arrangements by Saktzar ft Sons Mortuary 400 Third St. SW HILLSON Helen Esther Pearl Hillson, 95, passed away at The Montebello Friday, October 1, 2004. Helen was a wonderful mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend. She was receded in death by her beloved husband, Alert Jack Hillson; sister, Naomi Gertler, and brother, Manny Pearl.
She was born August 10, 1909 in El Paso, TX. and she and her husband, Jack, were married in 1933. They eventually moved to Las Vegas. NM in 1947 and opened Popular Dry Goods, which is still a family owned business after 57 years. Following Jack's death in 1983, Helen moved to live in Albuquerque to be doser to her family.
She lived at The Montebello for 14 years and truly felt it was her home. She also was a member of Congregation B'nai Israel for over 50 years. She is survived by ber daughters, Sylvia Gdon of Banning. CA; Nancy Zenner and husband, Leo of Albuquerque; brother, Nissan Pearl and wife, Dolores of Highland Park, II, and Nissan's twin sister, Ruth Zlotoff and husband, Bob of San Diego, CA, tister-in-ltw, Rita Pearl of San Jose, CA; and brother-in-law. Ralph Gertler of Palm Desert, CA Helen had four grandchildren, Lisa Mager and husband, Steve of Albuquerque; Lori Marcus and husband, Brad of Scottsdale, AZ; David Zenner and wife, Elisa of El Paso, TX; and Elizabeth Gilon of Banning.
CA. Helen had six great grandchildren, Lauren, Julianne, and Meghan Mager, Lindsay Marcus, Jacob and Emily Zenner, and numerous nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be Sunday, October 3, 2004 at 1:00 at the B'nai Israel section of Fairvaw Memorial Park. Rabbi Arthur Flicker and Cantor Caitlin Bromberg. officiating Pallbearers will be Leo Zenner, Dtvid Zenner, Steve Mager, Brad Marcus, Dennis Lu-jan.
and Stephen Patterson. A Memorial Service celebrating her life will be held at her granddaughter, Lisa Mager's home. Sunday. October 3, 2004 at 7:00 m. In beo of flowers, the family requests donations to Congregation B'nai Israel, 4401 Indian School Rd.
NE, 87110. The family wishes to thank the wonderful caregivers at The Montebello and her fnends over to many years and Quality Continuum Hospice and especially Denise, Kiva, and Stephen French Mortuary 7121 Wvommg Blvd. NE (505)823 9400 JARAMILLO Cruztina. The family of Cruztina Savannah Jaramillo would like to thank all their relatives and fnends for their kind expression of sympathy extended to them during their bereavement; for tV beautiful floralibutet, and a special thank you to Deacon Bill. Our Lady of Light Catholic Church a Cubero.
New Mexico for officiating the Communion Service, a Amelia Gonzales and Mela Lovato for reciting the Rosary, and to the pallbearers- Arrangements by: Gabaldon Mortuarr Old Coors Dr KFmE-Kathryi Helen Kezele. el. a res-dent of Albuquerque for St years, passed away aa Friday. October I. 2(04 She a fanned by her aunts.
Helen Moreno of Albuquerque and Mary Aai Livingtot of Gallup, ancles. Joe Mestch and Tony Mesich. both of Ga; and tuny cousins She was preceded a death by her parents. John Keaie and Heiea WhiTtett Ketrle She was a very tairnted and 'ted rradua'e of school. She art ended a Chmua church warn sV paved trial and piano for the coa-frrt atwa Kathrra had a very kM and kad fruit Cremtrma has take place and temcet re arid TtemaJtv.
October 7. 1 pa. at the laiverwry Interment af crmams ill foilnw at Sanda Memory GardrM Sai PrCSt NX Honorary ptwbearert he fasnrr, fnends. 10710 and aii carerrert Mesenal cnrnbva tsar br tade a Ktoar-ac Regional Hofice. Kl Dr kUrta Lraer Kir Jr Aot.ni2.
feach Woraary UtitirJertrrBiTiSI MiVvU LfcSfOAVCE Feqsie! Sea Lesneraace cd October 2CM He a atrred by kit wire. Aziea twa CVtl and Mark Lesvraatx anc imssra Raaesarr Orz. ka ester Joaerrint Dam. r4 wre-J Jack ant a bnrber Vmar Carc aeS tae Unerase brwV-i aid tree Letsvan sa te't. i -ttC; i-et.
ttd tt H-'-wtrs al he '-Vev Or-ta Warm Oand. anc 5e Oam. and Csnes leciww Jr frwfv paearers wateliL-tLewrtaceat Art-ar w-4 5t ae 5 i Oarc at Sawn tvlri a ta TV fawn tr-nce wi be ae a SI Asar 1 at ktaarr rt a a a Fr wnmrr aii a Sat ie De Vtcj a at" Se-nt by iaatar I Sow aw-sr? LUCEKO-Margaret Rose "Margie" Lucero 80, a resident of Albuquerque, died October 1, 2004. She it survived by ber sons, Wilfred Lucero and wife, Mathilda of Ettancia, Bobbie Lucero of Ettancia. Eddie Lucero and wire, Louise of Es-panola, and Rick Lucero and wife, Ida of Albuquerque; daughters, Anna Marie Castillo and husband, Phillip of Bosque Farms and Vera Lucero of Albuquerque 21 grandchildren 24 greatgrandchildren; and six great-greatgrandchildren; sitters, Tina Gutierrez, Conine Gonzales and husband, Alfonso, and Vivian Guillen and husband David.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Encarnacwn Lucero in 1975 and three brothers: Albert Gutierrez, Ray-, mond Gutierrez, and Orlando Gutierrez. Rosary will be recited Monday October 4, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. at French Mortuary, Lomas Blvd. Chapel, 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, October 5 at 11:00 am. at The Shrine of St. Berna'dette, 11401 Indian School Rd. NE. Interment will take place at Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Louie Castillo, Robert Lucero, Edward Lucero, Edwin Lucero, Willie Lucero, and Eric Lucero. Honorary Pallbearers will be John Castillo, Dennis Gutierrez, Freddie Gutierrez, John "Jackie" Lucero Robert N. Lucero. French Mortuary 10500 Lomas Blvd.
NE 275-3500 LYON Norman William Lyon, Jr, a resident of Santa Fe, passed away at age 84 on Wednesday, September 29, 2004. He is survived by Emma, his wife of 54 years; daughter, Sarah Lyon; sons, John Lyon and wife, Barbara, and Bradford Lyon; stepsons, Raymond Buffum and wife, Christine, and Richard Buffum and wife, Barbara; grandchildren, Angela Lyon and partner, Michael Miller, and Wesley Lyon Plimpton and wife, Melinda; and great-grandchildren, Sebastian Miller and Michael Miller III. He was preceded in death by his son, Norman (Bill) Lyon III. Norman was born August 3, 1920 to Thirza and Norman Lyon in Springfield, Massachusetts. He served in the Navy in the Pacific area during World War II.
He worked is a machinist at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in Hartford, Connecticut, and went to work for the Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1963. He retired from the labs in 1983. He is a past member of Sons of the American Revolution and the Royal City Ratio Control Club. Cremation was arranged by French Mortuary. A ceremony and interment will take place at Santa Fe National Cemetery at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to Alzheimer's Association, 8100 Mountain Rd NE, Albuquerque, 87110 or Ronald McDonald House, 1011 Yale NE, Albuquerque, 87106. MARKS Alta Marie McKinstry Marks was born May 23, 1926 in Lincoln, Nebraska and died on Sept 28, 2004, in Albuquerque, NM after a long battle with cancer and related illness. She was preceded in death by her husband Lloyd B. Marks; her father and mother, Frank T. McKinstry and Catherine P.
Berry; and her brother, Frank T. McKinstry, Jr. She was much loved by many, and her open arms outlook gave her an abundant life and made many individuals who walked through her door 'adopted' family members. She will be greatly missed by many. A special thanks from the family goes out to her longtime and devoted friend, Jeannette Tuff, who took great and loving care of her until the end, and to her "adopted son" Wolf who stayed by her bedside for many days and nights.
She is survived by her daughters and their families, Joleen and Roy "Rocky" Streit, and Barbara McKinstry and Van Tobin; her grandsons and their wives, Eric and Diane Streit and Sgt. Anthony Tony" and Angle Guenther; and her great-grandsons, Sebastian Guenther and Christopher Streit. Alta will be laid to rest next to her husband in Rose Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma City. A special memo- rial fund -Troop's Survival has been established to provide needed equipment to members of her grandson's platoon serving in Iraq. Make donations to First State Bank Troop's Survival Gear" (Roy Streit, www.fsbnm.com.
French Mortuary 1111 University Blvd. NE 843-6333 ORTIZ-Aronald In Memory Of Aronald Ortiz On his Seventh Anniversary Cono Ortiz and Family PETERSON-Jeanine Pepin, passed away at her home in Albuquerque, on October 1, 2004. She was born in Fort Collins, Colorado September 24, 1946, to Henry and Margaret Pepin. She was a Continental Flight Attendant for 34 years. She was preceded in death by her father, Henry Pepin, and is survived by her mother, Margaret Pepin, her daughter Becca Moran and husband Mark, two grandchildren; Brandon and Gavin Moran, her sister Madeleine Pepin Keys, and her husband David, a niece Lara Keys Barrett, a nephew W.D.
Keys and their families, and a number of cousins, relatives, and friends. She was a loved and a loving person and she is grievously missed. Services have been held. Arrangements by Direct Funeral Services 2919 4th NW Alb. NM 87107343-8008.
PLATZ-Drusilla Platz, age 92, and a resident of Albuquerque and Placitas since 1948, died Sunday, September 26, 2004. She is survived by her daughter, My ma Roberts and husband, Dave of Alta Loma, CA; her son, Craig Platz and wife, Peggy of Placitas; and grandchildren, Pamela Roberts, Mitchell Roberts, Wade Platz, and Rachael Platz. She and her predeceased husband, Richard "Dick" Platz, both reared in Kansas, honeymooned to Albuquerque in 1932 and loved New Mexico to much they swore to return and live here, which they achieved 16 years later. Both were long-time members of Immanuel Presbyterian Church and Las Placitas Presbyterian Church, and together were long time members and officers of New Mexico Unit 069 of WBCCI, caravanning, rallying, and touring most of North America with their Airstream trailer. She also was past president and longtime member of Gar-dinanos de Placitas, gardening being her favorite of many hobbies.
In lieu of a funeral service, it wat her expressed desire that she simply be remembered in your prayers. (No telephone calls, please!) Arrangements by Direct Funeral Services. 2919 4th ST. NW ABQ. 505-343-8008 POWERS-Betty Sue Powers, born on April 10, 1935 in Lubbock TX.
Mamed June 7, 1950. 54 treasured years to Howard Glenn Powers. Mother of three girls: Carol Powers, Ginger Williams, and Tammy Moquino. Grandmother of seven grandchildren: Shania Swank, Betty Jones. David Hogan, Derek Williams, Audrey Chavez, Amanda Chavez.
Arianna Chavez Great-grandmother of six Ashlra Jones, Williams, Abigail Swank. Antonio Rodriguez, Emma Grace Swank, Amne Williams. Sister, Elizabeth Walters She had many gifts from the Lord, one of which the was a self taught Artist and a fashion model a Lubbock. Texas for fifteen years. She was a love with Nature, fishing, and gardening But her greatest love was for her husband Glenn, her family and her little dog Scarlet.
There will be a view ing Friday October 1, 2iM in the chapel of Riverside Funeral Home from 1Q am to 5 pa Services to be held Monday October 4. 2004 at 10 a m. Bunal to follow. Riverside Funeral Home of Albuquerque 225 San Mateo NE (5C5)4-ti3 Ql'LNTANA-Cabnel TV family of Gabnel (Gabe) Albert Quintana would like Mi thank all their relatives and fnends for their kind expression of tympa'hy extended to them during their bereavement; for the beautiful floral arrangements, and a special thank you to rather Eudar-do. Holy I ami!) Catholic Churcb Church, presider of the Mass.
to Martha Keren for reciting the Rosary, te his special cmb Anita Pan. to tV I aitrd States Navy for Military Honors, to the paUbearen. and the Gabaldon Family and the staff at Gabajdoa Uorruary Arrangements by: Gahaidoa Mortuary Old CoonDrSW MM HU-Exrqsiiet TV family of Fjequiel iZrte Sandiez wtvd like a thank aU their relatives and fnends for the kad rxpmsm af trBpathy extended to tbra dsnrj their bereavement, for tV bewrifa floral tributes, and a necai thank vmteFKherJoeYigiLOttr Lady of Guaalape Carbolic Cbarca, prvjer of the iUa. a Deacon Manuel Faca for tV g-tvettde biessing a Robb Ssneras far reatira 'he Rosary a rv staff at P-estvenae Hov-a. for tbra-kinm mi care, and a rV paObearers.
Ar-rangeaewrj by Gaba'-in MaTwr 1OT Otd Can Dr SANDOVAL JerrtF Sasiwa: Astral 21. Wt QcmalZtt Ow yea hat pewd tar aa. ha mrm hke vrt'e-stT tout-! we ta led. we hefted, and tva 1 areas hit a mtm years ag tact at hue art nar hwdsame f-t 0Je-. A Tip Tiaes aeeied tn A Ki.jea rjses ve cmi uaat oatirf apes' rm.
at arm wme am ocd ae jea-f tear a Iw va i halu'im tn r-ct Jaaaeea ni ee? fJL Srste aa wws a tae yat, vw fes Par' af mm an mm TV aai Gat art yai aaae. VOLDEN-Ethel Schwartzman Volden, 83, a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, passed away September 29, 2004 at home after a short illness. She is survived by ber son, Alfred H. Volden, wife Hilary and a very special young man in her life, her grandson, Evan S. Volden.
Her brother, J.C. Schwartzman, wife Sue and sister-in-law Gertrude Schwartzman Rathgeber, husband Don. Her nephew, Gary Schwartzman and nieces, Charlene Agenbroad, DeDe Schwartzman and Jo Schwartzman. Many grand-nephews, -nieces, great-grand-nieces and -nephews with each one being very dear to her. Along with her cousins and many friends.
Her husband, Harold 0 Volden, parents, Joseph C. and Fleecy Schwartzman, brother Alfred L. Schwartzman preceded her in death. Ethel was born July 2, 1921 in She was a graduate of Albuquerque High School, class of 1938 and Browning Business College. She spent her entire career working in the family business, Schwartzman Packing Company and Schwartzman Inc.
She was a past member of the Pilot Club International. The family wishes to thank Vernita McKinney, Diana Rodriguez and Presbyterian Hospice for their loving care. The family would also like to express our appreciation to all her friends who lent support to us at this time. Memorial services will be held Monday, 1:00 p.m., at French Mortuary, University Blvd. Chapel with Pastor Art Marqu-ez officiating.
Interment of ctemains will follow at Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Mcnaul Blvd. NE. Honorary pallbearers will be her nephew and grand-nephews, Robert L. Riley, Russell Agenbroad, John M. Eaves, Flavio T.
Garcia, Jack Sichler, Roger R. Goicoechea and Richard Mc-Cool, Sr. In lieu of flowers the family requests that memorial contributions be made in Ethel name to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Central New Mexico Affiliate, P.O. French Mortuary 1111 University Blvd.
NE 843-6333 WAITE Ruth F. Waite passed away sur-. rounded by her loving family on Friday, Septem- ber 24, 2004. She was preceded in death by her husband, Milton G. Waite; and is survived by her four children, Penny Carolynn Raper, David Waite, and Nancy McDonald.
She was also blessed with eleven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Ruth was born in Vesta, MN on August 5, 1915. She grew up in North Da- kota and lived there until, true to her adventure- some spirit, she left for New York City at the age of twenty three where she met Milt and married in 1940, Milt, a member of the Army Air Corp and the' following United States Air Force, left for WWII the day Pearl Harbor was bombed. 1 Ruth and her first child returned to North Dako- ta and waited for her husband's return from WWII in 1945. She was a loving mother and sup- 1 portive military wife.
When the family was 1 transferred to Cannon Air Force base in Clovis, 1 NM, they fell in love with the southwest, and they retired there. Ruth enjoyed rock and Indian 1 artifact hunting, collecting antiques, and family gatherings. Ruth's last few years were spent at 1 Carestone in Albuquerque where she enjoyed the many activities. Special thanks go to all the care-, givers at Carestone and VistaCare Hospice for their loving compassionate care. Cremation has 1 taken place.
A private remembrance of life cere-many was held followed by interment at Santa Fe National Cemetery. WILKINSON-Ruth Nelle. Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and aunt, Ruth Nelle Wilkinson, passed away on October 1, 2004. She was born on July 31, 1929 in Huntingdon, TN. She was preceded in death by her parents, P.J.
and Lottie Perritt; and her be-', loved grandson, Aaron Black. Ruth is survived by her loving husband, Juhlin Wilkinson; her daughters and their spouses, Patricia and Ron Hughes, Pamela and Dan Bruce, Deborah and Fred Black; and her step-daughters and their spouses, Robin Padgett, Rhonda and Chris Rippy, and Renee and Doug Alexander, her six grandchildren, Michelle Wix and husband, Martin, Jeremy Lee and wife, Lynn, Justin Hudspeth, Julie Hudspeth. Adrian Black, Regina Wilson and husband, Eric; as well as 15 step-grandchildren. Ruth was known as G1G1 to her 11 great-' grandchildren plus one soon to be born. Four brothers and one sister also survive ber.
Ruth worked many, many years as a waitress and 23 years at Paul's Monterey Inn. She was known and loved by many of her regular patrons. Services will be held at Aspen Funeral Alternatives on Tuesday, October 5, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Aspen Funeral Alternatives 1935 Juan TaboNE 323-9000 Producer Started American Indian Dance Theatre By Jon Thirber Lits Angeles Times Barbara Schwei, a co-founder and producer of the American Indian Dance Theatre, died Wednesday of complications from breast cancer at her home in New York City.
She was 57. Schwei and University of California, Los Angeles professor Hanay Geiogamah founded the American Indian Dance Theatre in 1987. It was the first all-American-Indian company of dancers, singers and musicians. Schwei, a native of Milwaukee, earned a bachelor's degree at New York University. She had been interested in American-Indian art and culture since she was young.
She was working as a concert and theatrical producer in New York City when she and Geiogamah began planning a show of American-Indian dancers in 1986. In an interv iew with the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday, Geiogamah, the troupe's ere-, ative director, said, "We went to all the major powwows of the national circuit in the summer of 1986 looking for singers and dancers," he said. "We were fortunate to find a whole lineup of the very best" Cher the last 17 years, the American Indian Dance Theatre has toured throughout the United States, and abroad. i SCHOPPE-Richard W. (Dick), 77, of Albuquerque NM, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather peacefully passed away Thursday, September 30, 2004.
Richard was born January 31, 1927 in Olympia, WA. Served in the military for 22 years, retired civil services at Rutland AFB after 20 years. He it survived by hit wife, Gararda (Geda) and their five children: Shirley Jean Bigham of Hobbs NM, Richard W. Schoppe Jr. of Albuquerque NM, Edwin Joseph Schoppe of Albuquerque NM, R.
Michael Schoppe of Bosie ID, and Vallory Ann Etmer of Edgewood NM. Also survived by his brother, Malcolm E. Schoppe of Albuquerque NM; and sister, Donna Jean Palm; and a half- sister, Pat Sosa; and two half-brothers, Ted Maze and Bill Maze, all of Washington. He will be remembered by nine grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at St.
Paul's United Methodist Church, 9500 Constitution NE at 10:00 a.m., Monday, October 4, 2004, Rev. Roy Elmore In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to Shriner's Children Fund, PO Box 8410, 87198 or any Animal Humane Soci- ety. SCHUSTER-Sylvia Schuster, 93, passed away on September 27, 2004. She had been a resident of Albuquerque for 26 years, having retired as a math teacher in New York City. She is survived by her two children, Timothy Schuster and wife, Judith of Albuquerque and John Schuster and wife, Belinda, of Sydney, Australia; a brother, Irving; a sister, Ruth, and their families; and four loving grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Amnesty International, 322 8th Avenue, New York City, NY 10001 or Oxfam America, 26 West Sunrise Funeral Options 7601 Wyoming BlvdNE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505)821-0010 SMILEY-MCCLINTOCK-Hazel Waggoner Smiley-McClintock went home to be with her Lord on Saturday, September 25, 2004. She was a gifted musician and devoted Christian who will be missed by everyone within her sphere of influence. Hazel was born on Saturday, April 7, 1906 in Kansas City, Kansas and was preceded in death by her husband, Lionel Alonzo Smiley; 'their son, Donald and family; and Wayne McClin-tock, who she married in 1990. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Helen Waggoner; nephews, Richard Waggoner and family of Roswell, NM; and Claron Waggoner, Jr. and family of Socorro, NM.
Services were conducted by French Mortuary on Wednesday, September 29. 2004. French Mortuary 1111 University Blvd. NE 843-6333 SMITH Maurice Smith, 61, passed away on September 28, 2004. He is survived by his wife of 34 years, Ann Powdrell Smith; sisters, Sonya Coleman, of Rio Rancho, NM, and Michal Noble, of Fontana, CA; nephews, Farrell and Maurice Small, Ian Hunter, Mario, Marquis and Marlon Macon; six grandnieces; nine grandnephews; adopted brothers, Joe and Mike Powdrell; and adopted father, B.P.
Powdrell. Memorial Services will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, October 4, 2004, at Chapel of Sunrise, Blvd. NE. 1 Sunrise Funeral Options 7601 Wyoming Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505)821-0010 SOYBEL Anita Croog Soybel, born October 9, 1930 in New Haven, CT to Rose S.
and Harry I. Croog, passed from this world September 28, 2004 after a short illness. She is survived by her children, Beth Porter, M.D. and husband, Allan of Albuquerque; Col. Laurence Soybel, USAF (JAG), wife, Anne; grandsons, Michael and Geoffrey of Stafford, VA; and Soybel, wife, Trish and grandchildren, Jamison and Alexandria, currently of Singapore.
She also leaves two sisters: Geraldine Geyer of West Hartford, CT and Kaila Margolis of Hamden, CT. She was preceded in death by her husband, Erwin Soybel, formerly of Hamden, CT; and special niece, Leslie Geetter of Simsbury, CT. After raising their family in Hamden, CT, Anita and Ernie traveled extensively around the world, including 10 years in Europe working for NATO civilian services. Uponfeturning to the States, they retired to Albuquerque in 1990. Anita was very active in a number of volunteer organizations in Albuquerque, including her time as a docent at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.
Anita also became active in her Synagogue, Congregation Albert. She became very interested and conversant on the history of trie Jewish People in New Mexico. This included the study of historical documents regarding the diaspora in the Southwest, and the verbal histories of converso Jews in the local area. Anita was an avid reader, a connoisseur of newspaper clippings from the New York Times (front-to-back every day), and shared them with her family and friends in order to keep them as current as she. She was a true aficionado of the written menu, and a self- styled and widely acknowledged gourmet cook.
Her love for animals was unmatched, and she provided homes to several rescued pit-bulls during her life. Anita had a sharp sense of humor, always appreciative of a ioke, pun or a light moment, and this will surely be missed. Anita leaves behind memories, friends, and loving family. She touched all of us in so many ways that they are truly too numerous to count. Her family wishes to thank the medical and surgical teams of the University of New Mexico Hospital, including the SW professional staff for their compassionate care during her final days.
Private services for the immediate family will be held at the Congregation Albert Cemetery at Fairview Memorial Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Anita's name to a cancer research charity, or animal humane society of your choice. STEVENS-Maria Aseldita In Loving Memory Maria Aseldita Stevens October 3, 1925 December 9 2002 Happy Birthday Sweetheart We Love and Miss you Your loving husband Onofre SUMNER Darrell Ray Sumner died Fnday. September 24, 2004 after a long illness at his parent's home in Kingman, AZ. Darrell was a long tune employee of Albuquerque Ambulance.
Funeral services will be held Monday. October 4, 2004. 6 00 at the Kingman Church of Chnst, in Kingman, AZ. A Memorial Service will be held in Albuquerque on Wednesday. October 6.
2004, 3Wpm the Chapel of Direct Funeral Services, 2912 4th St NW ABQ 505-343-81X18 THIEKEN -Pauline Anderson Thieken. 77, a resident of Albuquerque since 19HA. died September 27, 2004. She is survived by her brother, Harold Anderson and wife, Dongrn of Albuquerque: niece, V'icki Stewart and husband, Michael Spearman of TX. great- nephews.
Chris Stewart and wife. Stephanie and Matthew Stew-art, all of Spearman. TX She is preceded in death by her husband. Ralph Thieken Mrs. Thieken was bom to Edm ard and Edna Andenon on October 18.
1926 in Fulierton. Kentucky Mrs Thieken grew up and attended McKell High School She mamed Ralph Theiken She was an artut for Selby Shoe Co where sV sketched the model shoes She was a self taught artist where she painted and drew beautiful portraits for fnends and family. She was a member of St. John I luted Methodist Church Pauline was a kind, loving, and generous person and even one grew a love her more and more Cremation has taken place and memorial services aUI he held. Tuesdav.
October 5, 4. 1KB am a French Mortuary. Lomas Blvd Chapel, 10500 Lomas Blvd St. Interment of cremated remains will take place at 1 JO at Santa Fe National Cemetery Memorial contributions may be made to the Airencai Cancer Sacien 5 Lomas BlvdNE. Id or te St Jnha I sited Methodist Church, 2tO Anrona NX 1 10 French Morutrv 10.VuLomasBKi.VE TRt'JIUO-Cordela TordV AJelia Tns.tCio.
TV faiut of Cordelia Tra.ma would l.te tt thank everyone for rV rvmpttby and turnorl vri ta as durim oar tin of grief Voir rJiks and pTyen are deep 'y arroatfd ITilJTLLO Mary Tasra' DtNoret T-v TV fasify at Mary "Laura' Dwem Wild ut a rhark everyone (ar Che inrrSy and hcW ret a as turst tar time of tnef 1 our tbrefits and prayers are deejsr tffecat-ed YiK Law-esce MicSaei Va nested mr Jshr IS. 2CH4. a hs tew a AJNwerse vtlht crrr icrwm at iibeet Raw at Micsael ar M. ht ant tan 1H3 a MarStraa. Fauna Garece a Va aH Haje be! Htcm Va Mefce! r-rar? a Sr'a Fe v-t radu-ed f-t Sara fcbool a 11 He recfTed a art-ee a A-tfer-ecrae f-sa me I ir-rr-wrr 4 Vi Yt hearted a terera c-crara.
fras Isrrt ta careee nar. and tan eafMflee a career art rV Praj PVa Derarraea a the lrrsry af ra aVnct a re reaooe secua Mac rae feared fna I yersn a m4 a tot vean af ha tie mi frxarf erv-aoe am a ara are a an-err iart acavrr a tact paces 1e 5aSa Labara- INDEX Adams, Alton Q. Armstead-Webb, Roberta Arnold, Kenneth Eugene Baca, Harry James Benavidez, Jacob Ray Butt, Dolores Smith, Ph. D. Cady, Richard Clough, Dr.
Richard Sc.D. Damrill, Alan M. Darrah, Cart Dorrough, Martha Elliott, Margaret Mary Shields Feldman, Doris Fisher, Patsy A. Garcia, Patrick Gonzalez, Cristobal Green, Gladys N. Hillson, Helen Esther Peart Jaramillo, Cruztina Savannah Kezele, Kathryn Helen Lesperance, Esequiel Lucero, Margaret Rose Lyon; Norman William, Jr.
Marks, Alta Marie McKlnstry Ortiz, Arohald Peterson, Jeanine Pepin Platz, Drusilla L. Powers, Betty Sue Quintana, Gabriel Sanchez, Ezequiel Sandoval, Jerry F. Schoppe, Richard W. Schuster, Sylvia Smiley-McClintock, Hazel Waggoner Smith, Maurice Soybel, Anita Croog Stevens, Maria Aseldita Sumner, Darrell Ray Thieken, Pauline Anderson Trujillo, Cordelia Adelia Trujillo, Mary Dolores Via, Lawrence Michael Volden, Ethel Schwartzman Waite, Ruth F. Wilkinson, Ruth Nelle ADAMS Alton G.
Adams, 1918-2004, was born in Golden City, MO. After graduatin from Webb City High School in 1936, he enlisted in the Naval Reserve and was a veteran of WWIJ during which time he was assigned to the Army OSS. He was honorably discharged and graduated from George Washington University with a degree in Political Science. He subsequently completed speciality training in African affairs at Oxford, England. Thereafter he and his wife, Laurel began a long career in the foreign service--Department of State and the United States Agency for International Development.
During his years with the foreign service he and his family lived in Ethiopia, Paraguay, Sudan, Liberia, Somalia, Ecuador, Sierra Leone, and Kenya and traveled extensively in Europe. After his retirement from the State Department, he worked as a international contractornegotiator with AID, traveling in Africa, the Phillipines and Panama. He is survived by Laurel Adams (married 1941-1988); four daughters: Elizabeth and her husband, Michael Judd, Marie, Cynthia and her husband, James Lewis, and Paula and her husband, Ross Consaul; five grandchildren: Jennie and her husband, Darrell Chaloupkas, Kathryn Lewis, James Lewis and his wife, Jennifer, Emily and Rose Consaul; and five great-grandchildren: Garrett, Brent, and Samantha Chaloupkas and Hadyn and Harrison Lewis. Funeral services were conducted at the Memorial Park Funeral Home and interment with military honors at Memorial Park Cemetery in St Petersburg, Florida on September 21, 2004. ARMSTEAD-WEBB Roberta In Loving Memory of Roberta Armstead-Webb July 9, 1920 -October 3, 1994 It's ten years that you've been gone, and often feels like yesterday Although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best, So we trusted that He knew it was time for your eternal rest.
We love and miss you. Your Loving Family. ARNOLD-Kenneth Eugene Arnold, born October 2, 1944 in Washington, IN, passed away on September 30, 2004. Kenneth moved to New Mexico with his family in 1946. Kenneth was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Lawrence Arnold and Jeanette Gregory; maternal grandparents, Rolla and Hazel Freeman; and nephew, Anthony Arnold.
He a survived by hit parents, Claude S. and Nina Arnold; daughters. Trade and husband, Keith Clevenger and Stephanie Miaris; sister, Sharon Noma and husband, Jimmy; brothers, Roger Arnold and wife. Pat, Jerry Arnold and wife, Ruth, and Clifford Arnold and wife, Tonya; and grandchildren, Jessica, Justin, Jeremy. Bnttney, Alex and Caden.
Kenneth worked for the Santa Fe Railroad for many years. Kenneth's tense of humor will be greatly missed. He enjoyed playing guitar and spending time with his family, especially hit grandchildren. Memorial Services will be held at 11:00 a m. on Monday, October 4.
2004 at Direct Funeral Services, 2919 4th St BACA Visitation for Harry James Baca, 52, of San Patncio will be Sunday. October 3, at St. Jude's Catholic Church in San Pal new from 400 m. until 6 00 m. when the Prayer Vigil will begin.
Funeral Mass will be on Monday, October 4, at 10 00 a at St Jude's Catholic Church. Committal services will be Tuesday, October 5, at 1100 a m. at Santa Fe National Cemetery. Mr. Baca passed away Monday.
September 27, Ru-idoso He was bom October 25, 1951 at Albuquerque and moved to San Patncio 21 years ago from Albuquerque He served in the Army during Vietnam. He married Wanima Sakido on April 20, 1974 Albuquerque. He is survived by hit wife, Wanima Baca; two sons. Jean Pierre Baca and his wife. Victoria and Jesse James Baca, three daughters, Faustina Mia Baca, Rowena Nicole Baca, and Margarita Tazia Baca; three brothers, Joe Baca, Timothy Baca, and John Sau; and two sisters.
Rose Baca and Ann Baca, three grandchildren. Ziar Apodaca. Asia Baca, and Mia Baca, Arrangements art under the direction of LaGrone Funeral Chapel of Ruidoso, 257-7303. BENAVIDEZ-Jacob Ray Benavidez, 18. and a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, paved away suddenly Monday, September 27, 2004.
Jacob was a loving and happy person who loved to make people laugh. He worked at hs grandparents' restaurant. Casa de Benavidez Restaurant His hobties included his beloved brown Cadillac, which will have a special place his funeral processus. Rap music, and hanging rat with ha family and friends. He a survived by his mother.
Laura Benavidez and father. Glenn Brnan- dex, both of Albuquerque, ha sisters Valine Benavidez and fiancee, BJ Sru-ts of Albuquerque, and Antoinette Camming? asd husband, Gary. Alaska and brothers. Ciera, Jr Martliew. Maiadu.
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