Death notices from various Texas towns July 2003
Obituaries list multiple deaths including Aria Barrientos 73 of Odessa born in Ojinaga Mexico. Jose Candia Jr 46 of Pecos, a construction worker, and Jose Chavez Jr 46 of San Antonio. Pearl Dunn 87 of Kermit, Margie Faulkenberry 88 of Grandfalls, Bobby Kidd 39 of Kermit, Gloyd Moss 89 of Alpine, Antonia Rodriguez 80 of Fort Stockton, John Rowin 80 of Monahans, William Smith 84 of Hobbs, Sammie Tyra 92 of Monahans, Warren Whatley 44 of Odessa. Notices include services, burial sites, and arrangements.
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Aria Barrientos
Dessa — Maria de Jesus Barrientos
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Gilbert Rodriguez
Buria
Rose Hill Cemetery
Martinez Funeral Home
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Mexico
Estevan Barrientos
Donato Barrientos
Modesto Barrientos
Eusebio Barrientos
Laredo
Damiana Vasquez
Elias Lujan
Ezequiel Lujan
Monahans
Jose Candia Jr
Pecos
Jose
Joe” Candia Jr
Midland
Peaceful Garden Funeral Home
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Mount Evergreen Cemetery
Chihuahua City
Sue Candia
Alex
Jose Chavez Jr
San Antonio
Austin
St. James Catholic Church
Gaines County
Boyer Funeral Home
Seminole
Joe Chavez Sr
Missouri
Aida Montez
Jessie Chavez
Rocky Robledo
Glendale
Ariz
Felix Ramirez Jr
Manuel Sauceda
Santa Maria
Calif
Mary Garza
Elena Fabela
Velma Ramirez
Lompoc
Alvina Christie
Pearl Dunn
Kermit
Pearl Pauline Dunn
United Pentecostal Church
Kermit Cemetery
Family Services
Bosque County
Doyle Dunn
Alton Dunn
Dallas
Royce Dunn
Loretta Bond
Karen Moffett
Las Cruces
N.M
Leon Buckner
Virginia Beach, Va
Robbie Mills
Las Cruces, N.M
Margie Faulkenberry Grandfalls
Margie O. Faulkenberry
Grandfalls
Tamarisk Cemetery
David Tucker
Heritage Funeral Home
Alabama
Leroy Faulkenberry
Gerry Bookmiller
R.J. Ogles
Kilgore
Winford Ogles
Gloyd Moss
Antonia Rodriguez
Fort Stockton
David Herrera
Fort Stockton Catholic Cemetery
Memorial Funeral Home
Las Garzas
Jose Angel Chavez
Genio Chavez
Pasquel Chavez
Enrique Chavez
Eloise
Fla
Dulces Chavez
Juarez
Manuel Chavez
John Rowin
John T. Rowin
Gulf Oil Corp
Ward Memorial Hospital
Southside Baptist Church
Craig Rhoton
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Denton
Maxine Rowin
John F Rowin
Brownsville
Jo Ann Stewart
Arlington
Beverly Hartman
Bakersfield
Texas
Charles Rowin
Breckenridge
Lois Jarrett
Mary Rose Childress
Seattle
William Smith Hobbs
William R. Smith
Hobbs, N.M
Taylor Memorial Baptist Church
Dean Mathis
Prairie Haven Memorial Park
Chapel of Hope Funeral Home
Hobbs
Clarksville
Sammie Tyra
Sammie William
Sam” Tyra
Heritage Funeral Chapel
Bill Avary
Winniewood
Oklo
Shirley Avary
Chester Tyra
Bill Tyra
Overton
Obesity surgery program approved at MCH gains $4.9M potential revenue
MCH board approved about 300000 dollars to start a new obesity procedure. Evans, hired two weeks ago, says the program will extend life and improve quality, with counseling and psychological evaluations for candidates. Insurance coverage varies, and post op care includes a four to five day hospital stay and vitamin adjustments.
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Scott Taylor
MCH
Ector County Hospital Board
Evans
Survivor recounts narrow escape near World Trade Center
A survivor described lying face down on the 1B level carpet as colleagues fled. He focused on his wife, who arrived at the World Trade Center site minutes after the first plane crashed and left the area soon after. He says his message will be powerful and inspiring.
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World Trade Center
Workman
John
Copeland Seeks Independent Route After State Farm Exit
Copeland, whose bread and butter are homeowners and auto policies, says Texas customers lose business whenever they sell and buy homes. State Farm stopped homeowners coverage in Texas citing water damage claims, and Copeland plans a July 15 multimedia campaign to attract clients. State Farm says it would reassign Copeland’s former customers to area agents to ensure a smooth transition.
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Copeland
Texas
State Farm
Lee Jones
Texas Department of Insurance
Force Division seeks funding to extend task force in Permian Basin
Garcia said the FORCE Division faces hurdles before final funding approval as Congress weighs continued support. Backed by the Byrne Fund and 379,862 dollars in matching money from Ector and seven neighboring counties, the unit plans to operate for another year, relieving small towns and sheriffs by aiding drug enforcement across Crane, Glasscock, Howard, Martin, Pecos, Upton and Ward counties with 13 officers.
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Byrne Fund
Ector
Task Force
Congress
Garcia
Permian Basin
Wtnetf
Crane
Glasscock
Howard
Martin
Pecos
Upton
Ward
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Candia
Jose Candia II
Julie Moscarelli
Houston
Agapita Candia
Jesus Candia
Gabriel Candia
Sergio Candia
Rodolfo Candia
Rafael Candia
Alma Montoya
Estella Garcia
Sandra Pacheco
Esther Acosta
Yolanda Rayos
Lucy Ying
Bobby Kidd
Bobby Eugene Kidd
Emelia Chavez
Delores Galindo
Alma White
Eloise, Fla
Alejandra Rodriguez
Maria de Jesus Rodriguez
Richard R. Smith
Kyle
David W. Clay
Ernest M. Clay
Frankie Jean Tatum
Alvin R. Smith
Fort Worth
Louise Green
Wichita Falls
Vera Cooper
Bernalillo
Clytia Lacky
Ilinois
Warren Whatie
Warren Dean Whatley
Odessa Funeral Home
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Delbert Hicks
E. 4Th Street
N. Jackson