Obituary for Juan Rivas Gonzales Sr. 72 at home in January
Juan Rivas Gonzales Sr. 72 died at home Sunday January 7 2007. He is survived by sons Daniel Henry Ralph Gonzales and Pedro Gonzales John Gonzales daughters Estella Castilleja Angela Martinez sisters Amelia Fuentes Maria Perez Hermelinda brothers Jesse Chon and many nieces nephews grandchildren and great grandchildren. He worked at Dittlinger Flour Mill for 23 years before retiring. Visitation with rosary Wednesday January 10 2007 11 am to 9 pm and Thursday January 11 2007 8 am to 10 30 am with graveside service 10 am at Comal Cemetery. Arrangements with Jack Bishop New Braunfels.
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Juan Rivas Gonzales Sr
Luz P. Gonzales
Elena P. Gonzales
Aurora Camarillo
Jose
Juan
Daniel
Henry
Ralph Gonzales
Schulenburg
Pedro Gonzales
Corpus Christi
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Estella Castilleja
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Amelia Fuentes
Maria Perez
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Chon
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Funeral arrangements for Ed Donhauser announced
Ed Donhauser died in Houston Texas on Sunday January 7 2007 at age 62. Funeral arrangements are pending at Zoeller Funeral Home.
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Doris Fox Dies At 56 In New Braunfels
Doris Fox of New Braunfels died at home on Monday January 8 2007 at age 56. Pending arrangements at Zoeller Funeral Home.
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Hazel Maynard 77 of New Braunfels dies after brief illness
Hazel Maynard age 77 of New Braunfels died Sunday January 7 2007 visitation at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Tuesday 5 to 9 p.m. with family receiving 6 to 8 p.m. graveside service 2 p.m. Wednesday January 10 2007 at Guadalupe Valley Cemetery conducted by the funeral home obituary notes her passing and service details
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Texas projects 14.3 billion more to allocate in 2008 09
Comptroller Susan Combs announced Texas will have 82.5 billion to spend over the 2008 09 budget cycle, a 14.3 billion increase over the current 68.2 billion budget. She cautioned lawmakers to balance new funds with rising costs in education and public services. The surplus is viewed as the largest ever, with most of the new money already committed to existing programs.
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