Beloved Lupe Contreras 62 Dies in Roswell New Mexico
Lupe E Contreras loved husband father grandfather and friend died June 16 2020 in Roswell NM at age 62. Graveside services set June 30 2020 at South Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Delores and children Guadalupe Lucia Audrianna Krisalyn and others with many grandchildren. Preceded by parents siblings and god sons.
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Guadalupe E. Contreras
Roswell
New Mexico
Lupe
Andersonbethany.com
South Park Cemetery
Pete N. and
Mary R. Contreras
Brownfield, TX
Delores Contreras
TMC
Nova Bus
Tata
Charles Webb author of The Graduate dies in England at 81
Charles Webb, author of The Graduate, died June 16 in Eastbourne England at 81 from a blood condition. A lifelong non conformist, Webb rose from Williams College to write a spare novel satirizing wealth and education that became a 1967 film sensation.
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Charles Webb
England
Webb
Eastbourne
Jack Malvern
Times of London
Southern
California
Williams College
Massachusetts
Benjamin Braddock
Robinson
Elaine Robinson
Thoughtcat
New York Times
Orville Prescott
Lawrence Turman
Embassy Pictures
Embassy
Mike Nichols
Vietnam
Nichols
Dustin Hoffman
Braddock
Anne Bancroft
Mrs. Robinson
Hoffman
Buck Henry
Benjamin
Village Voice
Andrew Sarris
Milton Glaser dies at 91 famed I Love NY designer
Milton Glaser the groundbreaking designer of the I Heart NY logo and Dylan poster died at 91 after a stroke and renal failure his wife Shirley Glaser told The New York Times Born 1929 in the Bronx he co founded Push Pin Studios and later led a design career that shaped 1960s style and modern visual culture with works for New York magazine and major posters and book covers
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Milton Glaser
I Love
NEW York
Bob Dylan
HEART
Glaser
Shirley Glaser
New York Times
New York Magazine
Clay Felker
Rupert Murdoch
Felker
Washington Post
Associated Press
Philadelphia Museum of Art
World Trade Center Complex
Dylan
Marcel Duchamp
Shakespeare
Tony Kushner
America
Bronx
Cooper Union Art School
Italy
Push Pin Studios
Seymour Chwast
Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
National Medal of Arts
Remembering Phil Krueger A Humble Football Innovator
Former coach Phil Krueger left a lasting mark on USC and the Buccaneers. He mentored stars like Charlie Weaver, helped Texas and Florida teams, and guided defenses as part of the Wild Bunch era. Krueger died after a life in football, teaching, and poetry. Donations are requested to the Alzheimer's Association.
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Phil
Gibbs
Krueger
Arizona
Long Beach City College
USC
Trojans
Southern Cal
NFL
Charlie Weaver
Fresno
California
Weaver
Birmingham
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Wild Bunch
McKay
Buccaneers
Bucs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Tampa Bay
Hugh Culverhouse
Florida
Tokyo
Kojima Deers
LaSalle
Illinois
Southeast Missouri State
U.S. Army
Phil Krueger
Kristi Krueger
Wplg-Tv
Miami
Kathy
Kristi
The
Alzheimer’s Association
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Benita
Pedro Contreras
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Bobby Ray Contreras
Mere Contreras
Victor Contreras
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Calder
Willingham
Sarris
Love
Roger
Cardiff
Hope Springs
Colin Firth
Heather Graham
Minnie Driver
Prescott
Elaine
Manhattan
Kramer
Eve Rudd
Williams
Bennington College
Vermont
Eve
New Jersey
Fred
U.S
Times
Barack Obama
White House
Washington
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