Roswell man honored for war service and lasting legacy
Lowell Hughes, a Roswell resident and World War II veteran awarded a Bronze Star, led a life of community work and travel after retiring in 1988. Born in 1919 in Poteau Oklahoma, he fought at Anzio, started Hughes Electric, and earned an honorary diploma from Roswell High School in 2018. He was active in car clubs and supported the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico, leaving a lasting imprint on friends and family.
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Alice leads Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce efforts to boost Hispanic business growth and community events. She plans outreach for the 2020 census, aiming for 50 000 counts to secure federal funds for schools hospitals roads and public works while offering help to immigrants fearing disclosure.
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