Obituary of Sarah Louise Gray of Roswell NM
Sarah Louise Gray 61 of Roswell New Mexico died August 12 2020. Born March 5 1959 in Hull Illinois she owned Creations by Sarah silversmith for 30 years and loved animals traveling to Las Vegas for gem shows and Siegfried and Roy performances. She is survived by siblings nieces nephews and cousins with a graveside service August 17 2020 at South Park Cemetery and donations to Roswell Humane Society. Arrangements LaGrone Funeral Chapel. Online condolences at lagronefuneralchapels.com.
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Kevin) Gray
Hull
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Katherine Gray
David Gray
Bea
Robert Gray
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Susan Kaselonis
Gary
Albuquerque
Sherry Gray
Jennifer Scott
Larry Keim
Abraham Gray
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New London
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Clarissa
Elizabeth Mannhardt
Andreas
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Jason
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Janet Adams Hightower obituary from Roswell NM
Janet Adams Hightower 79 of Roswell New Mexico died July 25 2020 born December 27 1940 in Clarksville Arkansas. She was a devoted wife mother and grandmother and a master quilter who taught classes at Calico Cow in Price Utah.
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Robert Ryland dies at 100, pioneering Black tennis figure
Robert Ryland, the first Black pro tennis player and later a coach to Arthur Ashe and Serena and Venus Williams, died August 2 at his stepson’s home in Provincetown Massachusetts. He was 100 and a victim of aspiration pneumonia. Born in Chicago in 1920, he rose to Illinois titles in 1939, mentored by Wayne State after the war, facing segregation in daily life.
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Reynalda Romero 1932 2020 Roswell NM obituary service
Reynalda G Romero died August 10 2020 at home. A graveside service will be held August 18 2020 at 9:00 AM at South Park Cemetery in Roswell NM with COVID safety measures. Survived by four children and many grandchildren. Funeral details note pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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Susan Mitchell Gray longtime Roswell resident dies at 63
Susan Mitchell Gray of Roswell New Mexico died February 6 2020 at age 63 Born May 1 1957 in Roswell she served in the US Marine Corps and earned a master’s degree from Eastern New Mexico University She worked at TMC then Rapid Transportation Systems and spent the last 14 years as caretaker of the Ponderosa Center Cremation has taken place Graveside service set for 11 00 am at South Park Cemetery in Roswell with a memorial to be scheduled later due to COVID 19 She is survived by siblings Larry Mitchell and Charlotte Scott step son John Gray and numerous other relatives including her Chihuahua Lady Vaga Preceded in death by her parents a brother and a step daughter
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Wally) Davis
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Clint) Summers
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Debi) Hightower
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Cindy Tejeda
Gena
Bob) Collins
Susan Was
Roswell, NM
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Roswell
Susan
United States Marine Corps
Eastern New Mexico University
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TMC
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South Park
Larry Mitchell
Phoenix
Charlotte Scott
St. Cloud
John Gray
Vaga
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David Mitchell
Tarinda
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Yeoman, longtime Houston coach, dies at 92
Bill Yeoman, who steered the Houston Cougars for 25 seasons and won four Southwest Conference titles, died at 92. The university announced the death with few details. Son Bill Yeoman Jr said he died of pneumonia and kidney failure. Yeoman coached from 1962 to 1986 and was the program's first College Football Hall of Fame inductee. He recruited Warren McVea as the school's first Black football player in 1964.
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