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ON THE WEB New Mexico news at ABQjoumal. Go to http:www.abqjournal.com Ray Rayner Obituaries Albuquerque Journal Saturday, January 3 1 2004 D10 Former Albuquerque Weatherman Kept Busy on TV Popular children's television host Ray Rayner Joked with the likes of Bozo the Clown, during his busy television career that Included humorous weather forecasting In Albuquerque. JIM K.i J'" puppet) and Chelveston the (live) duck." Children especially got a kick out of seeing the duck snap and bite Rayner, according to the Sun-Times, But Rayner's career was far more than clown greasepaint. Born Raymond Rahner in Queens, N.Y., in 1919, his show business name was Rayner. A navigator during World War II, Rayner's B-17 bomber was shot down over German-occupied Paris, and he was taken prisoner.

He was sent to Sta-lag Luft 3, a Nazi prison camp in Germany later immortalized in the movie, "The Great Escape." Rayner, who began acting in a prisoners' theater troupe, said it was a diversion from the more serious business of being a lookout and helping dispose of soil removed from the daily tunnel building. He said he was transferred to another part of the compound before the disastrous escape took place. He earned degrees in philosophy and English at Fordham University. After a number of radio and TV shows, he landed a job in 1953 with the CBS affiliate in Chicago. He hosted a teenage dance show before going into kids' shows exclusively.

In 1961, he joined WGN-TV and became known as "the busiest man in Chicago television." Besides morning and lunchtime shows, he did an afternoon cartoon show. Rayner also entertained children's parents, appearing in more than 35 Chicago-area theater productions with stars like Betty Grable, Ginger Rogers, Peggy Cass, Polly Bergen, Ann Sothern and Karen Black. The winter of 1978-79 was life changing, he said. After taking two hours to drive about 16 miles in snow to his North-brook, 111., home, he told his wife, "We're going to a warmer climate." They chose Albuquerque over larger, more famous cities because it was the right size, he said. When Channel 13 learned that he had moved here, the station hired Rayner for the 5:30 and 10 p.m.

weather presentations. Rayner's wife died in 1995. Besides his second wife, Marie Moore, other survivors include a daughter, Christina Miller, and a son, Mark Rahner. ing to his paid obituary. Rayner's family could not be reached for comment.

Rayner was best known on Chicago's WGN-TV for his morning show, "Ray Rayner and Friends." People likened the children's show to the "Today" show for adults. Rayner often beat the NBC-TV show in morning ratings, according to a Chicago Sun-Times obituary. During the noon hour, Rayner would appear on "Bozo's Circus" as Oliver 0. Oliver, a country bumpkin. In clown makeup, Rayner played the foil to the legendary Bozo the Clown.

Rayner helped make "Bozo's Circus" one the most popular shows on Chicago television. At one time, there was an eight-year wait for studio audience tickets. "I'm the one who got the pies in the face," Rayner told the Journal in a 1995 interview. "I did a little bit of everything," he said of the Rayner show. "The show was built around Warner Bros, cartoons I was there after every cartoon or segment.

I'd tell jokes with Cuddly Dudley (a canine Man first worked on Chicago shows before bringing humor to Duke City airwaves By Paul Logan Journal Staff Writer Ray Rayner, a Chicago television icon on kids shows for about two decades, was later a humorous Albuquerque weatherman on Channel 13 for a number of years. Rayner, who at one time appeared on three live daily TV shows in the 1960s, said he "retired" to New Mexico in 1980 to escape Chicago's winters. Rayner died Jan. 21 of complications from pneumonia at a hospital in Fort Myers, where he had lived since 1999. Rayner was 84.

Rayner was a friendly veteran television personality and not a hardcore newsman, said Linda Thorne, who was acting news director at Channel 13 in 1981. "He was real affable a nice, nice guy," said Thorne, who couldn't believe that Louie B. Nunn THE young-appearing Rayner was in his 80s. "A very pleasant man to be around." Rayner used costumes, gags, props, stunts and live animals on his weather shows. "I make the show Gov.

Improved Kentucky Mental Health Care ASSOCIATED PRESS but not the weather itself," he said in a 1982 Journal story. Rayner, who lived in Albuquerque from 1980 to 1999, worked at the station for about five years. He also appeared in plays at Popejoy Hall, accord said Friday he appreciated Nunn's plainspoken style. "You didn't have to wonder what he was trying to say," said Jones, a Democrat. "He would, give you an abundance of plain talk." Nunn's four-year gubernatorial administration saw Kentucky take strides in caring for the mentally retarded, the mentally ill and juvenile delinquents.

On his watch, a network of 22 mental health centers was completed and, for the first time in Kentucky history, all four state psychiatric hospitals were fully accredited. Nunn later called the revamping of the state's mental-health treatment system his proudest accomplishment The state's university system was also expanded during his term, and housing discrimination was outlawed. Nunn paid for improvements Larry Harris of Albuquerque; children, Kathy Hill and husband, Jerry of Portland, OR, Laurie Adams and husband, Steve of Dallas, TX and Mike Harris and wife, Jeanette of Albuquerque; grandchildren, Cameron and Kara Adams of Dallas, TX and Robert and Scott Harris of Albuquerque; and mother, Mary I. White of Dallas. Ann enjoyed playing cards, knitting, crocheting, painting and reading.

She bravely battled M.S. for forty years. Ann was a loving mother, grandmother and wife who will be greatly missed. Services will be held Monday, 10:30 at French Mortuary, Blvd. Chapel, with Pastor Rick Donaho officiating.

Friends may visit French Mortuary, University Blvd. Chapel, Sunday, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. French Mortuary 1111 University Blvd. NE 843-6333 LALONDE MonicaMay, beloved wife, aunt, sister, friend and child of God, went to be with Jesus on January 25,.

2004 at 3:15 p.m. She was born on May Day 195 in Long Beach, CA and raised in a family of 10 kids in Lakewood, CA. She had a A. in economics from UCLA and a A. in business from Webster U.

In 1982 she began her relationship with Jesus and thus walked the rest of her days with her Savior. In 1987 she moved to NM to be a prt of a church plant sent out by Hope Chapel, Hermosa Beach Wally LaLonde and Monica met in church and were married in 1991. They enjoyed bicycling, the fellowship of believers and discussing issues of justice, faith and God. Her working career was spent in corporate accounting, personal organization and travel. She loved much her many nieces and nephews.

She enjoyed art, gardening and discussing issues of the bible and faith. Monica did pet therapy, visiting cancer patients, with her gentle chow -chow Mr. Mao. She facilitated the PLTC complementary medicine cancer support group. She was most thankful for her involvement with Christians for Biblical Equality (cbeinternatnnalorg), an organization that advocates for gender, racial and socioeconomic equality in the evangelical church.

Monica requests that donations to CBE be made a lieu of flowers. Her eyes have been donated to the NM Lions Club Eye Bank and her body has been donated to UNM There will be a celebration service of remembrance on Saturday February 7, 2004 at 1 1 00 a at San Francis Church on Golf Course Rd. at 19th Ave it Rio Ranche Rev. Kathy Newman, Vicar of Hope Church will officiate and Rev Suzanne Ebel will assist. You are invited to share a memory, poem, song Christians for Biblical Equahrv 122 Franklin ave STE 218 Minneapolis M.N 55404-2451.

LEEPER Leland Leeper, 70, passed away Thursday, January 29. 2004 peacefully at borne. Hit wife, Toney and their children and grandchildren survive Leland. Daughters' Mrs Lout Montoya (Yvonne), Mrs Robert Salanr (Kathleen), Virginia Baca, Debi Baca and life partner Evelyn Gallegos. all of Albuquerque and Pruciiia Montoya of Mesa, AZ.

Three sons Sos-ny Leeper and wife. Ella, Brian Leeper, all of Albuquerque and Dane! Leeper and wife. Bridget! of Camlet Grandctuldrea: Cent Lara, Andrea Castillo and husband, Michael. Adam Gaiiegos, Ctnttopher Leeper, Stepbet Leeper, Eva Leeper, Andre Leeper. Jessie Leeper.

Nathaniel Mo-tova. Dylan Leeper, Elena Letptr Caleb Leeper, Shelby Leeper, Tv'ier Leeper, Marcos Persies, Andrew Onu and Kenneth Garcia Two great-grandchildret Matthew and Eryna Cast Jo. He a'no survived by one brother, Leonard Leeper of Frar.k:n. LS. four sisters.

Leroe Barnes of Guthne Center. IA. Lena Mxfeaei of Indwnia, LA. Lome Kimry of Casey, LA and Larrame An-shurz of Amis. LA: and esneraat aieces and nerbewv He was preceded a derk by ia paresis.

Lee tod Lturs Leeper ard tevet brwoert. Rnurv wui be recred yjrxijv Ffrraarv 2i4, a 2 tt French Mitwt Bv4 Carei Mass February 1 a Ifr' i Riart Smr Catbo-be Corr 7TI1 ran rrf Bird per-wwk fiA -t at 2i0 as Fe a Cer-ri wi he Nr-arei MTt-nn Csr-rT'er Lr-r Aoort Ssrve Grr V.jr-A mi 'Om rvi -wn w-jl be AJ Lerrr. it tun Lteper, Jewe Leeper, Are ura, tear- launched a long political career in 1954, winning election at age 29 as "county judge," the term for the top executive official, in his native Barren County. Before winning the governorship, he also successfully managed Republican state campaigns for President Eisenhower in 1956 and for Sens. John Sherman Cooper and Thruston B.

Morton. After leaving the governorship he served on the boards of regents of Morehead State University and, later, Kentucky State University in Frankfort. He married Beula Cornelius Aspley in 1950. They had two children, Jenni Lou and Stephen. Steve Nunn was elected to the state House in 1990.

Louie and Beula Nunn were divorced in 1994. She died the following year. the Karen D. Rivera Charitable Fund, cA French Mortuary Westside ChapeL French Mortuary 9300 Golf Course Rd. NW (505)897-0300 STEGALL Ruth StegalL 83, a resident of Rio Ranch for the past 26 years, passed away on Wednesday, January 28, 2004.

Ruth was born November 30, 1920 the daughter of Samuel T. and Sophronia Fay Sappington Cloud in Houston, Texas. She was married to Emory Kenneth Ste-gall. She and Emory came to New Mexico from Austin, Texas. She was a member of the Paradise Hills United Methodist Church.

She was preceded in death by her parents and one grandson. Ruth is survived by tier husband, E. K. Stegall; three children, Chariene Armstrong, Jo Marie Payne, and Thomas Emory Stegall; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Visitation will be held on Sunday, February 1, 2004 from 12:00 Noon to 5:00 p.m.

in the Chapel of Vista Verde Mortuary, Sara Rd. at Meadowlark Rio Rancho. The Service will be held on Monday, February 2, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of Vista Verde Mortuary, Rio Rancho, with Pastor David Snyman of the Paradise Hills United Methodist Church officiating Entombment will follow in the Floral Garden Mausoleum in Vista Verde Memorial Park Pallbearers will be Lou Cannavalle, Jake Wodarz, Dennis Cavalier, Jerry Miller, Richard Groff, and Johnny Price. Arrangements by: Vista Verde Mortuary Rio Rancho, New Mexico 892-9920 STEIN-Jon Gregory Stein, 51, a resident of Albuquerque for the past 25 years, passed away on Mondav, January 26, 2004 Jon was born January 11, 1953 the son of Frederick Hubert and Beatrice Rose Matter Stein is Detroit, Michigan He was an artist, and he took great pride in his art He once said; "his art was his life.

Jon came to New Mexico from the Detroit, Michigan area. He was preceded in death by his parents; and one brother, Mickey. Jon is survived by six brothers and sisters, Thomas Stein of Florida, Loretta Stein of Rancho, Maureen Miller and husband. Frank of Rochester Hills. ML Dennis Stein of Waterford, MI, Anthony Stein and wife, Jan Shook of Oak Park, MI.

and Chris Stein and wife, Ga of Rio Rancho; step-father, Lester Brasher of Rio Rancho; ten nieces and nephew: and numerous great -nieces and great -nephews A Memorial Service will be held for Jon this evening, Friday, January 30, 2004 at 6:00 m. in the Chapel of Vista Verde Mortuary, Sara Rd at Meadowlark Ln, Rio Rancho with Jake Fmkelstem officiating. Arrangements by: Vista Verde Mortuary Rb Rancho, New Mexico 892-9920 SUSSMAN Flora Pfeffer net' Sussman, wife of the late Cantor Philipp Pfeffer, Holocaust Survivor, it survived by one sister, Anna Scharf; three children, Bella (Daniel) Meyers, Jerome (Lvnne) Pfeffer, Cynthu (Dale) Zimmerman; and 11 grandchildren. Member of Congregation Bnai Israel and Chabad of NM In bet of flowers, donations may be made to Chabad of NM. Graveside services Sunday.

February 1, 2004, 2 00 pm, Faimew Cemetery. WENDT Elmer Wed The family would like ts express their sincere appreciation to all family tad friends for theff support and kind ex-pressioris of svtnpathv received during oar time of loss. Thank yoa as much. Arrangements under toe tbrecnon of: Fitzgerald Soa F-jnertl Directors 31U Carlisle Blvd. 84-1188 Onetime Republican spoke his mind and took no guff By Charles Wolfe The Associated Press FRANKFORT, Ky.

Former Gov. Louie B. Nunn, a fierce competitor who oversaw a revamping of Kentucky's men--tal-health care system and the outlawing of housing discrimination, has died. He was 79. Nunn collapsed Thursday of an apparent heart attack at his home in Versailles, about 60 miles east of Louisville, County Coroner Steve Ward said.

Elected in 1967, Nunn was the state's last Republican governor before Gov. Ernie Fletcher was elected in November. Nunn was a defining figure in Kentucky politics who asked no quarter on the campaign trail and gave none. He never played defense; an opponent DEATHS FUNERALS INDEX Baca, Mercedes Black, Truett Clements, Woodrow Garcia, Angelic S. Garcia, EufeliaG.

Girgis, Afifa Harris, Ann LaLonde, MonicaMay Leeper, Leland M. Marquez, Rumaldo Maxwell, Grayce Brislen Olmstead, Frank M. Pacheco, Alfonso Pacheco, Ramon Michael Padilla, Josefrta S. Rivera, Karen Diane Dumbar Stegafl, Ruth T. Stein, Jon Gregory Sussman, Flora Pfeffer Wendt, Elmer BACA-Mercedet (Mercy) Bad born April 16, 1954 is Albuquerque, New Mexico, passed away January 27, 2004 peacefully at borne in the arms of ber loving am fly.

Mercy was the daughter of the late Pete and Jennie Tmjillo. Mercy ia survived by ber husband of 33 yean, Trinidad (Bear); one son, Mano and a daughter, Irenes; two brothers, Louis TrajUlo and wife, Bet, Bill A. Trunllo; two sisters, Betty McNeill, and bus-band, Don, Theresa Saiz and husband, Louis; two grandchildren, Jasmine, and Joseph several iieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Mercy is preceded death by her son. Joseph Baca, sister-in-law, Sharon Trunlio; and niece, Cathy Gnego.

Mercy has been a loving caregiver for her husband lor several years. Mercy wasa lifelong resident of the Los Padiilas community and attended Ru Grande High School. Mercy enjoyed the outdoors, camping and sports Mercy loved her family and enjoyed bang around family Services will be held at a later date, for more informa-twa call Louis at 873-1544, Irene at 8654669; or Theresa at 877-6929. BLACK Truett Black. 77, longtime resident of Santa Fe.

went home re be with the Lord, Thursday, January 29, 2001 Trsett loved the city of Santa Ft and served as a ns muter and music educator for many years. Throughout his life be loved the Lard and was a light to those around aim. Tram is survived by Ls wife of over 55 years Gertldme of Santa Fe sons David and his wife Claudia of Albuquerque, and Jim and but wife Martha of Santa Fe. frandchildrea Matthew. Fresno.

Kane, Eras, and Jacob A ceiebra-twe of Truett'i life will take place at a memorial seme at 2-QO Sojay. Febrsarv 2001 at Calvary Baptist Church, located at 1313 Athene Avesue, a iaota Fe ianeu af flowers the famirr requests donations be nadt a Trietf memory the Aaencaa. Cancer Socfv 531 Hariie Road, fcne B. Santa fe, NM rSOS. McGee Memorial Chapel Mortuary 133 Laisa Street ClXVtVTS-Woodrriw Geiwtts 90.

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Lmcx He re look upon my record 20 years from now and say, "This man was good for rather than to say, 'He was a hell of a "Of course," Nunn added, "I don't know why they couldn't say both." While Nunn won his race for governor in 1967, defeating Democrat Henry Ward, he lost two others to Edward T. Breathitt in 1963 and to John Y. Brown Jr. in 1979. He was the GOP's Senate nominee in 1972 but lost to Walter "Dee" Hud-dleston.

Nunn was born in 1924 in the Barren County community of Park. A brother, Lee', would become state Republican chairman. After Army service during World War II, Nunn studied at the University of Cincinnati, then received a law degree from the University of Louisville in 1950. with his family to practice CPA. In 1970, Frank was elected New Mexico State Auditor and served for four years.

In 1974, he returned to his CPA practice and was an active public accountant until his retirement. Frank married Audrey Kern in 1950. Preceded in death by brothers Walter, William and Edwin Olmstead; sisters, Stella, Helen and Edna. Survived by children, Dr. Stephen F.

Olmstead, Sandra Kay Olmstead, Jennifer A Olmstead and Jacqueline Lee Coombes; seven grandchildren and beloved sister Eva De-Leon. Also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives. Frank died peacefully at the Colorado State Veterans Retirement Home after a long struggle with thyroid cancer. At his request cremation with a Memorial Mass, 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, Holy Family Catholic Church. Inurnment 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 4, 2004, Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, New Mex- ico.

PACHECO-Alfonso In Loving Memory of Alfonso Pacheco i January 31, 1992 Twelve years ago God's Angels came and escorted you home. While you were with your family and friends you left your heart P' in oat lives, you left us with the great capacity to love and respect everyone. What a We love and miss you. Patsy, family and friends PACHECO Ramon Michael Pacheco, 34, a resident of Albuquerque passed away on January 29, 2004. Ramon is the beloved brother to Lupe Lucero and husband, Richard, Dina Chavez and husband, Nash, Florencio Pacheco II and wife, April and John Pacheco.

Ramon is also survived by his nieces, Dariene, Delilah, Gabri-ella, Amanda and Andrea; nephews, Carlos and Anthony; several aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Ramon was preceded in death by his parents, Florencio Pacheco and Juanita A. Pacheco. Ramon was a member of the Catholic Church. A visitation will be Sunday afternoon from 4 JO pm.

until SrOO p.m. in the Gabaldon Memorial Chapel with a Rosary to be recited at 5:00 m. A final visitation will be Monday morning from 900 a m. until 930 ajn. at Our Lady of Assumption, Lomas and Tennessee, with Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at 930 a m.

by Father Michael Qumino. Interment will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery Pallbearers will be, John Pacheco, Florencio Pacheco II, Anthony Lucero, Nash Chavez, Carlos Sandoval and Leo Pacheco. Honorary Pallbearers will be, Delilah M. Lucero, Gabriella N.

Pacheco, Dariene M. Pacheco and Richard Lucero. Arrangements by: Gabaldon Mortuary 1000 Old CoorsRASW 243-7861 PAD1LLA- JOSEFTTA PADILLA January 31, 1920-Apnl 16, 1984 In Loving Memory RIVERA Karea Diane Dunbar Rivera, 43, a resident of Albuquerque for 19 years, passed away on January 27, 2004. She is survived by ber husband, Dr Loua Rrvera of AJbucjierque. children, Loua Christopher Rivera atd wife, Maria Elena of Boston, MA, Alexander Raul Rivera of New York City, NY.

Natalie LouAnn Rrvera. Benjamin Kenneth Rivera and Dominic Robert Richard Rrvera ail of Albuquerque; father, Kenneth Ray Dunbar of Walters. OK. brother Keva Ray Dunbar and wife. of Albuquerque; nother-m-ltw.

Bertha Rivera and fatber-a-bw, Rati A. Rivera both of Albuquerque. Karei is also survived by courtless family and fnesds. She a preceded a death by her Bother, Marietta Martin Dunbar Karen was I loving wife, mother and friend, and her dedicatm to the lives of others demonstrated tremendous self-sacnfice-Kares was enthusastK and knowtajieabie she tiviTs spoke her rind As a committed srudent ei hfe. sne mint to lean one tew thig everyday, and then share her knowledge everyone Kaen was a wither ail.

and eveiiwie wS-tesaed ber generosity She was very proud aer csjflrea accomr iislunenti twtvs etKourar rg rteiti tt succeed Mass wiii he ce-bntfd or Sanrday at 10. am a San Yrtdro CrMoc Cssrcs a Corr Fr Gareace Gta ceicr-TOt bet af fiewe-. the family requests that Betar-i costnbutiorj be Btdt a to services by pushing through an increase in the sales tax from 3 cents to 5 cents on the dollar. The increase funded state programs at a time when money was badly needed, but "Nunn's nickel" would remain a issue for years. "I have done what the time, circumstances and conditions demand that I do," Nunn said in his budget message to the 1968 General Assembly.

Nunn could be ruthless. Shortly after taking office, his staff fired thousands of Democratic state employees, mostly in departments that were traditionally patronage strongholds. Courts declared the firings illegal in lawsuits that eventually cost the state $2 million in settlements. A few days before leaving office, Nunn mused on his place in history. "My hope is that people will cos Perales and Kenneth Garcia.

Friends may visit French Mortuary, Wyoming Blvd. ChapeL Sunday, February 1, 2004, from 1:00 p.m. until time of rosary. French Mortuary 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE 823-9400 MARQUEZ Rumaldo 'Raymond' passed from this life surrounded by his family to be with the Lord Jesus Christ on Monday, January 26.

2004. Raymond is survived by his loving wife Faye Reed Marquez; his grandchildren, Viola, Linda and husband Ron, Paula and husband John, Ed and wife Maryann: his great-grandchildren, Melissa and husband James, Mark and wife Dawn, Michael, Michele, Leslie, Jennifer, Jordan, Justin, Consuelo, Seth, Krystal and husband Juan, Gabriel and wife Thresa; great -greatgrandchildren, Brittany, Jami, Mark Davina, Amanda, Jordan, Sydney, Danielle, Emily, Jacob and Daniel. He is preceded in death by his parents Alejandro ana Eulalia Marquez; sister Mrs. M. Montoya; a daughter, Connie Reed Sandoval; son-in-law, Jacob Sandoval, a granddaughter, Bonnie Sandoval Reed and great-grandson, John R.

Jones, Jr. He was an incredible, husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather who truly enjoyed a spoonful of peanut butter, an ice cold coke and the hugs and kisses of his family. Raymond will be greatly missed by his loving family and by those who knew and loved him. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10:00 a at San Clemente Catholic Church in Los Unas, NM. Interment will follow at Sandia Memory Garden Cemetery Albuquerque.

Funeral services are entrusted to: Alameda Mortuary 9420 4th Street NW 898-3160 MAXWELL Grayce Brislen Maxwell January 13.1 91Wanuary 22, 2004 Grayce Maxwell 91, a resident of Albuquerque for 21 months, died January 22, 2001 Grayce was born in Creelman. Saskatchewan, on January 13. 1913 to illiam and Margaret Andrews At the age of 17, she moved to California. There she met Robert "Bob" Maxwell and they were married May 17, 1936 in Flandreau. SD.

He passed away in Colorado During their marriage, they lived in South Dakota, Montana. California and returned to Flandreau in 1945. In 1968, they moved to Colorado Springs where she lived until 1983 In 1983, she moved to Grand Junction, Colorado and then in April 2002, she moved to Albuquerque. Her favorite times were with her family She loved her nickname. which was the tame her great-grandchildren called her.

She enjoyed watching sports on television, especially tennis and Bronco football. She also enjoyed playing Yahtzet and taking daily walks. Slie was a member of East era Star for many years Flandreaa and Colorado Springs. The family had a special 90th birthday party in January 2003 for her Those grateful for having shared her hfe include four daughters, Linda (Dennis) Suhl of Grand Junction, CO, MarLee (Larry) Lienemana of Littleton. CO, Lucille (James) Rrwalt of Albuquerque.

NM and Jo Ana Netsea of Midvale, IT She a also survived by one sister. Dorothy Thiele of Pasadena, CA. 15 granddiildret and 17 treat-grandclul'lrea. She was preceded death by ber parents; her husband. Bob: iwten, Manoa Bioomfield and Violet Kami, brotner.

Bob Andrews: and two Sara Nernt and Michael Rewab Cre-Batne has takea place A Deronai semct will be held at Caiiaoan-Edfast Morruary Grard JutictKn. Colorado oa Sfirdav, Januar 31, 2W4 at 2-00 a wrrh Re Jont Foreman of ficianig 0LM5TEAf Tmk Oteread was bum a Evi and Franca Omtflead oa March 3, 19J a New Meixa mi pasted awtv Jast-trr 28, 2M a Puerto, Comrade He grka'ed from Marweli Hxh School a KaxweiL New Jfeucs a mi It 1H2. Frank jfwl the. IS la Corps rfcere he trrved m-E 144 tvt be was mrts-'r-red the aanOT for the "Br of He tr-red raeoc-cwe (jtrsrry r'i ha bwtwe imjcrt a l5" fi te I'S Frank t-rrod rr jr-to Las s. 4 v4 rxn-S a to A and a Las Vetas.

a ard terred tc'J i- 3 he mmi Aivqaere. SU THE ASSOCIATED PRESS As Kentucky governor, Louie B. Nunn, shown here In the 1970s, helped to outlaw housing discrimination In the state. who attacked him could be assured of a blistering counterattack. Former Gov.

Brereton Jones tired from UNM in 197Z After retiring he and his wife Jewell moved to the family ranch at Mcintosh, NM. He was very active in civic affairs, serving on the Board of Supervisors of East Torrance Soil and Water Conservation District, a member of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Probate Judge for Torrance County, Executive Secretary of the HUB Council, Torrance County Planning Zoning Board, New Mexico Governor's Task Force for Subdivision Regulations, member of Hope Medical Board of Trustees, member of Torrance County Senior Citizens, and an active member of the Torrance County Sheriffs Posse for many years. He is survived by his sons, Joe Clements and wife Stephanie of Gilbert, AZ, Bill Clements and wife Cookie, John Clements and wife Beth and daughter Judy Rivers all of Mcintosh, NM, and a sister-in-law, Gayle Swearingen of Artesia, NM, 12 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers are grandsons: Bill McDowell, Mike Clements, Joe Pat Clements, Tom Clements, J.W. Clements, Rob Clements, Jeff Sap, and Bob Sap.

Honorary Pallbearers are granddaughters: Kelly Pennington, Julie Gay McDowell, Tina Cordell, and Tracey Emerson. Visitation will be from 41X) p.m. to 840 pa. on Friday, January 30, 2004 at Harns-Hanlon Mortuary in Moriarty, NM. Graveside services will be at 1 KM m.

on Saturday, January 31, 2004 at the Cements family cemetery, five miles west of HWY 41 in Mcintosh on County Road A72 West Cements Road. Officiating will be the former Pastor, Peter Peterson and present Pastor, Linda MizelL Funeral arrangements were entrusted to toe: Harns-Hanlon Mortuary "Out Family Serving Your Family" Monarty.NM 832-6130 GAROA-Angeiic Birthday Blessings Tleputy" Angelic Garcia January 31 1975- March 4, 2001 Bungling. Blundering, feeling so alone, we struggle through some days only to find when the fog has lifted we are just where we should be -in the company of an AngeL Blessed are the peacemakers, For they shall be called the chiidres. of God Man 5-9 Love Auntie Norma GARCIA Eufelia G. Garcia, The family would like to thank all of their relatives and friends who were is attendance of the Rosary and Funeral Service.

They would also like to express their gratitude for all the love, care and com passion that hat bees sbovi to them. Arrangements by: Salazxr 4 Sons Mortuary 400 Third St SW 247-4124 GIRGIS Afifa Girgis, 83, pasted into the "hands of her lord Jesus Const an Wednesday, January 28, 2001 She is survived by her brother, SoMn Goergues and his wife. Sue and their son, Nader Amin of Albuquerque: sister, Adrians Eatoa. and her husband. George of Albuquerque and son.

Andrew Eatoa of Kalamazo, Mi. She is the mother of Sawsat El Kama and wife, of Brigadairt Helnu Bamoon of Cam, Egvpt, Hods Antrim of Sa Amonn. TX. George Ange-bot and wife Mariana of AibaqBerque, A.W. As-griioi and wife, Rosa tf A.oiserque.

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