Nanette Bullard Lifelong Church Worker Dies at 63
Nanette Bullard born September 15 1956 in Roswell New Mexico twin sister Nancy survives along with husband Greg and children Robb Stephanie Winn Gabby and Jon. She ministered with her husband in Cedar Hill Texas and Owasso Oklahoma retiring in 2019 after cancer. A Celebration of Life was set for June 5 2020 at Owasso First Assembly.
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Collinsville
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Owasso
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Travis Allman
Braiden
Kohen
Talia
Little Haizel
Jon
Noah
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Yesi
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George Newling
Nancy Humphrey
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Midlothian
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John Joe Smith 74 longtime NM resident and family man
John Joe Smith 74 of Chama later of Hondo Valley and Tinnie NM died May 22 2020. He was an EMT hunting guide contractor lodge and rancher who worked at Rio Hondo Land and Cattle Co as head mechanic for 25 years. He loved family spoiling them with toys and teaching hard work and helping others. Survived by daughters Jennifer Cordova Robin Prudencio and spouses and grandchildren Kendra Joshua Colton Hadley with several siblings and preceded by parents and two sisters and a brother. Memorial at Riverside Funeral Home.
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Albuquerque
Robin Prudencio
Dominic
Edgewood
Kendra Cordova
Joshua Cordova
Colton Prudencio
Hadley Prudencio
Truman Dale Smith
Elizabeth Jane Martin
Ann Ortiz
Mary Pettingill
Robert Smith
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Obituary coverage grows during pandemic across U S newsrooms
US outlets shift to human stories behind COVID-19 deaths highlighting both famous figures and everyday victims. The New York Times, AP and others expand portraits and special sections to show personal lives, while paid death notices surge as communities seek connection.
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Johnny Majors Dies at 85 Former Tennessee and Pitt Coach
College Football Hall of Famer Johnny Majors, who led Pittsburgh to the 1976 national title and starred at Tennessee, died at his Knoxville home aged 85. He coached at Iowa State, Pitt, and Tennessee, and mentored figures such as Gruden and Fulmer while earning Hall of Fame induction in 1987.
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