Odessa and El Paso Obituaries Reach Across Texas
Obituaries report Lassie Bell Riley Gray 89 of Odessa died July 30 2000 in Carlsbad New Mexico. She helped build St. Pauls Mackeys Chapel and served in church groups. Martha Galindo Hudson 42 of El Paso formerly of Odessa died July 16 2000, survived by Galindo family members and others. memorial service held in El Paso and a memorial Mass in Odessa. Mildred Ingram 75 of Odessa died Aug 1 2000, a retired bookkeeper with multiple companies. graveside services in Odessa conducted by Frank W Wilson Funeral Directors.
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Odessa
Lassie Bell Riley Gray
Carlsbad
N.M
Lassie
Doughtery
Okla
John Wesley Riley
Apache
New Mexico Methodist Conference
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mackey’s Chapel
Riley
George E. Gray
Gray
Deerings
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
UMWC
Landsun Home
Eppworth Methodist Church
Archie Riley
Anodra Greenhill
Paul Riley
E.G. Greenhill
Doyle Riley
Bradenton
Fla
Margaret Greenhill
Pensacola
Faye Funk
Penwell
Joan Wesley Riley Jr
EL Paso
Martha Galindo Hudson
Sierra Hospital
Martha
Wash
Tony Galindo
Mary
Augustine Galindo
Annie
Victor Galindo
Ana
Omar Galindo
Lilian
South Lake
Naomi
Jim) Anderson
Fort Davis
Remi
Dorothy Ramos
Fort Stockton
Monica V. Monternach
Martin Funeral Home
Mildred Ingram
Perry
Jack Ingram
Oklahoma
General Machine
Shorty Hall Big Company
Cherokee Drilling
Good Sam's Club
Holiday Rambler Club
Hobbs residents seized in multiagency narcotics indictments
Hobbs police led a four year probe that culminated in arrests of five Hobbs residents and the indictment of Fuentes Chavez and Hector Salazar on conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute charges. Investigators, joined by BLM, Lea County Drug Task Force, U.S. Customs, FBI and NM State Police, pursued additional suspects through extensive surveillance and interviews.
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Hobbs
N.M
Fuentes Chavez
Hector Salazar
Las Cruces
Graham
Donnie Graham
Bureau of Land Management
Lea County
Odessa and surrounding area death notices August 1 2000 to August 2 2000
Death notices from Odessa Pecos and Galveston list Hazel Kostelaz 40 Odessa homemaker died Aug 1 at Medical Center Hospital services at Hubbard Kelly Chapel burial Rose Hill Cemetery survivors husband George Kostelaz sons Cameron and Casey Sullenger parents Harry and Carla Sullenger sister Margaret Ortiz Odessa grandson Jesus Romero. Jesus Romero 46 Odessa oilfield laborer died Aug 2 burial Rose Hill Cemetery survivors wife Josie Romero sons Jesus and John Paul Romero daughters Patricia Valenzuela Isabel Marquez stepsons Abel and Daniel Marquez parents Inez and Jesus Romero and Jose Arias brother Jose Luis Romero six grandchildren. Jimmy White 67 Pecos retired laborer died Aug 2 Reeves County Hospital services Aug 4 Pecos Funeral Home Chapel burial Greenwood Cemetery survivors mother Mary White Warren. La Nette Litton 44 Odessa died Aug 2 residence arrangements pending Martinez Funeral Home. Pedro Gutierrez Munoz 65 Fort Stockton died Aug 2 in Galveston Memorial Funeral Home Fort Stockton listed.
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Hazel Kostelaz
Odessa
Hazel Mae Kostelaz
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard-Kelly Chapel
Jimmy Braswell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
George Kostelaz
Cameron Sullenger
Casey Kostelaz
Harry
Carla Sullenger
Wichita Falls
George Freeman
Harry Sullenger Jr
Johnny Sullenger
Margaret Ortiz
Jesus Romero
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Fidelo Lugo
Odessa Funeral Home
la Esmeralda
Mexico
Josie
Jimmy White
Pecos
Reeves County Hospital
la Nette Litton
Martinez Funeral Home
Pedro Munoz
Galveston
Pedro Gutierrez Munoz
Fort Stockton
Memorial Funeral
Death notices policy and obituary options in Odessa region
The Odessa American lists free death notices for residents and former residents within its 21 county area with limits on length and content. Spouses and family outside area may be published. full obituaries available for a fee, with photos for paid notices, accepted only from established funeral homes, and published next day if received by 4 p.m.
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Odessa American
Former Fulshear police chief’s bigamy charge dropped
Former Houston area chief Ben Villar, 53, had the bigamy count dropped just before jury selection as prosecutors cited insufficient evidence. Indicted in June on bigamy forgery and tampering charges, Villar had been linked to marriages to multiple women. West’s annulment retroactively dissolved Villar’s 1991 marriage, affecting the bigamy case.
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Villar
Abc-Tv
Janice Orsak
Dorene West
West
Fort Bend
Anu Shah
Orsak
Homeless man convicted of killing minister in Dallas
Stanley Mozee, 41, was found guilty of capital murder in the stabbing death of Rev. Jesse Burns Jr. Mozee received an automatic life sentence with 40 years before parole. Prosecutors did not seek the death penalty. Burns, a minister since 1952, aided South Dallas residents and had a prior murder conviction in 1982.
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Stanley Mozee
Jesse Burns Jr
Mozee
Dallas Morning News
Thurs- Borns
Dallas
Burns
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