Memorials and Obituaries for Roswell Area Residents
Roswell NM notices honor Linda Annette Bryson 1947 2016 funeral plans set and public library memorial donations requested. Also memorials for Hector Daniel Hernandez 1960 2016 and Josephine C Harmon 1924 2016 with services at Ballard Funeral Home Country Club Road Church of Christ and Anderson Bethany.
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Linda
Clyde
Betty Allensworth
Clovis
Roswell High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Bob J. Bryson
Roswell
Roswell Independent School District
Mimi
Clyde Allensworth
Cassie Holloway
Byron
Kristi Segall
Jacob
Scottsdale
Paxton
Bailey Holloway
Anita Thompson
John
Jessica Thompson
Connor Thompson
Pennsylvania Ave
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Ballard Funeral Home
Hector Daniel Hernandez
Las Cruces
South Park Cemetery
Hector
Zapotlanejo
Jalisco Mexico
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Maria de Jesus Lupercio
Hector Hernandez Jr
Phillip Hernandez
Enedina
Nancy) Hernandez
Yvonne Luna
Amanda Hernandez
Gracie Marquez
Jaime Hernandez
Jose Hernandez
Odilon Hernandez
Marisela Hernandez
Irma Hernandez
Filomena Hernandez
Maria Landaverde
Carmela Garcia
Hector Hernandez
Gauge Kennard
Jeffery Chavarria
Alvaro Landaverde
Alfonso Garcia
Josue Lopez
Ballard Funeral Home and Crematory
Josephine C. Harmon
New Mexico
Josephine
Freda Josephine Collins
Lexington
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Thomas Edward Collins
Freda (Crutchfield) Collins
Lexington Blue Grass Army Depot
Robert Meeker
Tampa
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Robert
Alamogordo
Woodrow
Woody
Harmon
Civil Service
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Artesia
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Georgetown
Jim Meeker
Jane
Phoenix
Beverly Buster
Jack
Bakersfield
Adele Piraino
Spokane
Scott Piraino
Todd Piraino
Clarkston
Meredith Evans
Mckenzie Doyle
Aubrey Evans
Woodrow Harmon
Patricia (Meeker) McCullough
Country Club Road Church of Christ
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Mayfield
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Memphis
Andersonbethany
Anderson-Bethany
California closes last nuclear plant in push toward cleaner energy
Pacific Gas and Electric, along with environmental groups, reaches a deal to shut Diablo Canyon by 2025, ending nuclear power in California’s most populous state. The move follows flat or rising costs amid solar and wind competition and safety concerns. The agreement could influence other aging reactors nationwide.
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California
Diablo Canyon
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Californias shift from nuclear plans to renewables urged
PG&E President Tony Earley said California’s growing energy efficiency and renewable focus reduces the need for new nuclear plants. The state still imports some power from Arizona, but the vision of a nuclear plant every 50 miles along the coast fades as demand changes.
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Pg&e
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