Elvira Serna Torres obituary from New Braunfels
Elvira Serna Torres 59 of New Braunfels died March 20 2007 in San Antonio born September 15 1947 in New Braunfels to Felix Serna and Tomasita Serna Serna worked as an Advisor for the Gary Job Corps She is survived by son Rudy Torres and wife Jeanette daughter Rhonda Torres brothers Eddie Serna Sr Esteban Serna and wife Maria grandchildren Ashley Torres Jacob Hernandez Rudy J Torres and Madison Chapa sister in law Lupe Esquivel and many nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her parents sister Stella Esquivel brother Eberto Serna and grandson Javier J Serna Public visitation begins 3 pm Friday at Zoeller Funeral Home rosary 7 pm Visitation continues 8 am Saturday until 9 30 am when service departs to Holy Family Catholic Church Funeral Mass 10 am Saturday March 24 2007 Interment at Comal Cemetery Pallbearers Edgar Serna Eddie Serna Jr Felix Serna John Guerrero Max Guerrero and Steve Serna Jr Honorary Pallbearer Edwin Serna
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Elvira Serna Torres
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Felix Serna
Tomasita (Salinas) Serna
Gary Job Corps
Rudy Torres
Jeanette
Rhonda Torres
Eddie Serna
Esteban Serna
Maria
Ashley Torres
Jacob Hernandez
Rudy J. Torres
Madison Chapa
Lupe Esquivel
Stella Esquivel
Eberto Serna
Javier
Holy Family Catholic Church
Jim Wasser
M.S.E
Comal Cemetery
Edgar Serna
Thomas Fred Stevenson Dies at 72 in San Antonio
Thomas Fred Stevenson aged 72 dies in San Antonio. Visitation runs until 1 p.m. Friday at Zoeller Funeral Home. A procession leaves the funeral home at 1 30 p.m. Friday March 23 2007 for a 2 30 p.m. graveside service with full military honors at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery.
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Thomas
Fred” Stevenson
San Antonio
Zoeller Funeral Home
Funeral
Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
Anton Matula dies at 72 in March 2007 church service
Anton Frank Matula passed away on Monday March 19 2007 at age 72. A funeral Mass will be held Friday March 23 2007 at 10 a.m. at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church with interment at the Saint Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery.
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Anton Frank Matula
Sts. Peter and Paul
Woman indicted in Lub bock baby kidnapping case
A federal grand jury indicted 21 year old Rayshaun Parson on one count of kidnapping for abducting a days old girl from Covenant Lakeside Hospital on March 10. The infant was found the next day in Clovis New Mexico. Parson remained jailed without bond as her attorney appeals a detention ruling and a gag order concerns the case.
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Lubbock
Rayshaun Parson
Michael Darthard-Dawodu
Covenant Lakeside Hospital
Clovis
N.M
Parson
Dickens County Correctional Center
Helen Liggett
Liggett
California
U.S
Sam Cummings
Immigrants Prosecutions Guideline Details and Shifts
A 2005-2006 memo discussion shows Justice Department efforts to ramp up immigration prosecutions along the 2000 mile border. Officials cite local crime issues and staffing as bases for district guidelines. In Texas districts migrants face repeated encounters before criminal prosecution, with administrative “voluntary returns” common. A Del Rio zone created in 2005 mandated predeportation prosecution and detention for all adults arrested for illegal immigration.
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Justice Department
Carol Lam
San Diego
Lam
Brian Roehrkasse
U.S
Phoenix
San Antonio
Houston
Albuquerque
N.M
Mexico
Texas
Border Patrol
del Rio
James Howard Dunks Dies in Hawaii at 45
Funeral arrangements are pending at Zoeller Funeral Home for James Howard Dunks who died on Tuesday March 20 2007 on the island of Hawaii at age 45.
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Zoeller Funeral Home
James Howard Dunks
Island of
Hawaii
Frank Matula and Stevenson mark services at memorials
Frank Matula, 72, will have a 10 a.m. service at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church With burial at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Stevenson, 72, will be laid to rest at 2 30 p.m. in the national cemetery. The notices list service times and locations for two individuals.
U.S. House panel urges OSHA reform after Texas City blast
On the eve of the anniversary of BP Texas City refinery explosion that killed 15, Education and Labor Committee members call for stricter OSHA enforcement. CSB faults lax oversight and the panel plans a Texas rally for the Remember The 15 bill to create a state safety commission and enact board recommendations.
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Washington
Texas City
U.S. House
Education and Labor Committee
U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
George Miller
D-Calif
U.S
CSB
Work Safety Commission
Chemical Safety Board
Texas Capitol Steps
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