Odess a baker Richy Bee Ramirez obituary
Louis Y Ramirez 64 died June 30 2000 at his Odessa home born May 26 1936 in Big Spring. Self employed baker and Victory of Life Church member survived by sons Louis David Manuel Ramirez. daughters Adela Elizabeth Ramirez. brothers Manuel Jose. sisters Maria Paredes Jessie Neveron. ten grandchildren. Visitation noon Monday Odessa Funeral Home prayer services 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at the chapel funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Templo Buenas Nuevas Fifth Street Vine Avenue burial Rose Hill Cemetery pallbearers listed. Arrangements by Odessa Funeral Home. The family thanks Gary Jimmy Ronda Karen and all of the...
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Louis Y
Richy Bee” Ramirez
Big Spring
Ramirez
Victory of Life Church
Louis Ramirez Jr
David Ramirez
Rosharon
Manuel
Rosario Hill
Albert Flores
Rose Hill Cemetery
Chris Lujan
Eli Lujan
Louie Ramirez
Roddy Munoz
Arturo Alvarez
Pete Morales
Odessa Funeral Home
Mr. Ramirez
Gary
Jimmy
Ronda
Karen
Obituary: Francis LaJuana “Sunny” Deavenport of Odessa
Francis LaJuana Sunny Deavenport 80 of Odessa died June 29 2000. Services 4 PM Monday at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev. Rennegarde officiating. Burial 11 AM Wednesday Restlawn Memorial Park Hereford Texas. Born September 15 1919 Wellington survived by son Jeff Deavenport Broken Arrow Oklahoma daughter Jo Frances Deavenport Boring Odessa sister Jetta Breith Midland eight grandchildren and one great granddaughter Memorials Hospice House Foundation Hilton Chancellor Odessa Texas.
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Francis LaJuana
Sunny” Deavenport
Christ Lutheran Church
Ron Rennegarde
Restlawn Memorial Park
Hereford
Texas
Deavenport
Wellington
Joe Hubert Deavenport
Slaton
First United Methodist Church
Jeff Deavenport
Broken Arrow
Okla
Jo Frances Deavenport Boring
Jetta Breith
Midland
Carmen A. Low
Zeb M. Foster
Amber L. Boring
Jesse A. Boring
Jeremy T. Deavenport
Shana Deavenport
Jeffery Deavenport
Stefani Deavenport
Sarah Jo Low
Hospice House Foundation Inc
Hilton
N. Sam Houston Ave
Mexico's PAN rises in suburban stronghold near Mexico City
The piece traces political shifts from PRI dominance to PAN gains in Naucalpan and other urban areas. It notes Alvarez's 1958 jail phrase for opposing candidate status and details electoral reforms from 1989 to 1996. By 1996 Naucalpan elected PAN, joining a blue corridor of western and northern cities, while Mexico City remained under the Democratic Revolution Party.
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Baja California
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Mexico
Democratic Revolution Party
Missionary Walker’s Ghana Work Expands Education and Aid
Walker describes a Ghana mission focused on education and community aid. She trained over 1,000 teachers from preschool to eighth grade, helped start eight village schools, and, with church partners, aided women’s access to cooking supplies and a school lunch canteen. Her visits connected US and Ghanaian families and inspired ongoing mission work.
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Tema
Ghana
Mabel
David Adjani
Adjanis
Odessa
Permian Basin
United States
Adjani
African Mission Center Corporation
David Bo
Baltimore
Water fears ease as Sprague Road site cleanup planned
Joyce Hedger recalls two and a half years without running water before city supply arrived five years ago. Malott announces EPA Superfund cleanup of Sprague Road chromium plumes, with public meetings set for July 24 and late August. Cleanup may extract and treat aquifer water then reinject it, with 90 percent funded by Superfund and 10 percent by the state. cost not disclosed.
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EPA
Malott
Sprague Road
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