Obituary notes for Jeffrey W Wilson founder of Cattle Baron
Jeffrey W Wilson born Roswell New Mexico died December 5 2010 at Roswell Regional Hospital He founded Cattle Baron Restaurants Inc in Portales in 1976 expanding to eight locations in New Mexico and Texas He also started Farleys Food Fun and Pub and Tia Juanas Mexican Grill and Cantina Memorial services set for December 13 2010 at Roswell Civic Center.
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Jeffrey W. Wilson
Cattle Baron Restaurants, Inc
Roswell
N.M
Roswell Regional Hospital
Portales
Cattle Baron
New Mexico
Texas
Jeff
Farley
Farley's
Ruidoso
Las Cruces
Hobbs
Santino
Tinnie
Assurance Home
FFA
Roosevelt
Chaves
Wilson Ranch LLC
Cattle Baron Ranch LLC
God's Children
United States Air Force
New Mexico Restaurant Association
Federal Reserve Board
Clayton Ford Wilson
Jason Jeffrey Wilson
Gen Campbell
Melanie Steele
Nora Modderman
Wanda Kenmir
Clay Wilson
Yorkshire
Tinkerbell
Billy Neece
Miles
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Local Roswell Marries Note and Traffic Accidents Listing
Public records show marriage licenses issued December 8 to Jerome Miner and Ershel Gries both of Roswell and more couples from Albuquerque and Texas. Accidents reported include five wrecks with drivers from Roswell Loving and Albuquerque, ages 39 to 63, across several city streets.
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Jerome S. Miner
Ershel Mata Gries
Roswell
David A. Mota
Guadalupe S. Flores
Albuquerque
Ramon T. Loya
Brandy C. Salazar
Bobby Lee Young
Cynthia A. McPhail
Levelland
Texas
Roy J. Dewey
Loving
Billie L. Scaffa
W. Gayle St
William J. Brown
Beatriz Laris
West Chisum Street
Maggie Rodriguez
Yolanda Torres
Virginia Avenue
Albuquerque Street
Dorothy Baker
Mark Sanchez
Main
Fourth Streets
Carlos Fonseca
Jessica Villalobos
Saxophonist James Moody Dies at 85 in San Diego
Jazz saxophonist James Moody, famed for Moody's Mood for Love and a long solo career with Dizzy Gillespie and B B King, died at San Diego Hospice after a 10 month pancreatic cancer battle. His 1949 hit joined the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2001 and he toured worldwide including the White House and Carnegie Hall.
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San Diego
James
Moody
San Diego Union-Tribune
Are
Coleman Hawkins
Quincy Jones
National Endowment For the Arts
Kennedy Center
Wynton Marsalis
Sweden
Nancy Wilson
Cosby Show
Cosby
Fat Albert
Savannah
Dizzy Gillespie
Clint Eastwood
White House
Carnegie Hall
Hollywood Bowl
London
Royal Festival Hall
Seal Beach
Las Vegas Hilton
Glenn Campbell
Liberace
the Osmonds
Lou Rawls
Elvis Presley
James Moody
Laurie Ann Gibson
Interscope Records
Lady Gaga
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Dexter
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DeAnnn Croslin
Tommy Fields
Ann
Jana
Nick Hodge
Mike
Gwen Fields
Rhonda
Roger McDougale
Louise
John Hawkins
Sharon
Dwayne Parson
Ella Gray Butts- Ross
Thomas
Bob” Ross
William R. Butts
Roxann
Rebecca Bahr
Clifford
Norman
Babe” Butts
Hagerman Cemetery
Buddy L. Stephens Sr
Bastrop
Buddy Was
Pampa
Charles Edward
Rene Icy
Buddy
Lula Bell Bishop
Deming
Rhonda Gay Wiley
Jim Smith
Edward Lee Stephens
Margie
McCamey
Gary Wayne Stephens
Beth Earlene Stephens
Randy Charles Stephens
Cathy
Fort Worth
Buddy Leroy Stephens Jr
Billy Russell Stephens
Lubbock
Vicki Purcell
Charles
Kenneth Janecka
Barbara
Queen Creek
Ariz
Judy Sanders
Austin
Connie Stockton
Don
Tami Spencer
Rodney
Midland
Sybal Patterson
Betty Poray
Joe
Edward Stephens
Evelyn Stephens
Buddy Stephens
God the Father
Jesus Christ
Pustic Records
Alfonso M. Grajeda
Theresa N. Sanchez
Sujpoport
The
United Way
Daily Record
Publique
Espanol E Inglés En
el Daily Record
PRC Cie Cisses
W. 5Th St. Dexter
Jesus
Grace
4Grace.org
Sao Stcro
Saxophonist James Moody
Downtoun
Instreet Roswell
Seeen
College St
Alameda
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