Obituaries for Beatrice Curtis Cook and Donald Miller Jr.
Obituary notices report Beatrice Virginia Curtis Cook 82 of Lovington died March 20 2010 with services March 24 and 25 at Grace Community Church and Kirby Smith Rogers Funeral Home interment in Lovington Cemetery. She is survived by daughter Marilyn Wagner grandson Noel Wagner granddaughter Sara Stevens great grandchildren. Donald D Miller Jr 56 of Roswell died March 20 2010 with a rosary March 24 and funeral Mass March 25 at St Peter Catholic Church burial South Park Cemetery. He is survived by son Miller wife Lydia granddaughter Julian Miller brother Les Miller sisters Dorothy and Pat Pierce and many relatives. Funeral arrangements by Ballard Funeral Home and Crematory and LaGrone Funeral Chapel. An online registry is available. Services pending for Peggy Gentry and Muriel T Coggin Anderson Bethany Funeral Home.
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Beatrice Curtis Cook
Beatrice Virginia Curtis Cook
Grace Community Church
Rick Hale
Jason Perry
Kirby Smith Rogers
Lovington
Boots
Littlefield
Texas
Don
Mary Beth Wood
James Wallace Cook
Marilyn
Earl Wade
James
Frank E. Curtis
Wagon Wheel Framing and Gallery
Charlie Chan
Marilyn Wagner
Gary
Roswell
Noel Wagner
Sara
Fort Worth
Sara Stevens
Big Lake
Cooper Wagner
Sadie
Daelyn Stevens
Donald D. Miller Jr
Ballard Funeral Home
Mountain View Regional Medical Center
Las Cruces
St. Peter Catholic Church
South Park
Donald
Las Vegas
N.M
Lila Miller
Donald D. Miller Sr
Robertson High School
Eastern New Mexico University-Portales
East
Ern
New Mexico Rehabilitation Center
Fort Bayard
Miller
Lydia Miller
Julian Miller
Les Miller
Carla
Dorothy
Vance
Pat Pierce
Richard Hoover
Yolanda Acosta
Harley Owners Group
Patriot Guard
Bryant Dunlap
Jerry Rackley
Matt Weatherly
Virdis Isler
George Libby
Gina Gruben
Dale Jones
Danny Rochelle
Steven Andrew
Bobby Salazar
Carl Mueller
Ryan Miller
Jim Kershmier
Mr. Miller
American Diabetes Association
Slide Road
Suite 12-A
Lubbock
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Peggy Gentry
Muriel T. Coggin
Anderson-Bethany
Births and Fires Reported in Roswell Area March
Roswell recorded multiple births and fire and accident notes. Amalia and Rodney Hernandez welcomed a child on March 9. listed drivers and locations mark various Roswell incidents including false alarms, vehicle fires, and accidents across streets such as West Second Street Sunset Avenue and 800 S. Wyoming Ave. Names include Genevea Dominguez Marcus Otero Jeremy Hatch Mark Montoya Juan Espeleta Socorro Delos Santos Manuel Dominguez Jr Emma Blanchard Arnold Sotelo Michele Hand Sabrina Reed Selena Carson and others with timestamps ranging from 11:48 p.m. to 9:57 a.m. across March 13 to March 18.
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Wyoming Ave
Jeremy Hatch
Mark Montoya
Roswell
Juan M. Espeleta
Socorro Delos Santos
Roswell Manuel Dominguez Jr
Emma L. Blanchard
Dexter
Encanto Drive
Rose de Los Santos
N. Main St
Scott J. Hendrix
East
Poe Street
Arnold Sotelo
Main
Fifth Streets
Michele Hand
Carlsbad
Sabrina Reed
Main St
Selena Carson
Artesia
First Street
Lincoln Avenue
Foley sues over 2007 on court assault by police
In Las Cruces federal court, Foley seeks compensatory punitive and exemplary damages plus costs against three Albuquerque police officers and others over a 2007 basketball game incident. Foley allegedly charged the court, was restrained by officers, and later arrested on misdemeanors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Carrasco
Pete Hernandez
Cruz Zavala
U.S
Las Cruces
Foley
Travis Holley
APD
Holley
Dennis Kintigh
Kintigh
Roswell
Rio Rancho
Mattarco
Roswell-Record.com
Population shift shows boomers delaying retirement in big cities
Census estimates show slower growth in retirement counties amid recession as many older Americans stay in large cities to hold jobs. Dallas Fort Worth and Houston led metros with the largest gains, while Sunbelt areas slowed and New Orleans neared pre Katrina levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Daytona Beach
Volusia
Sun Belt
Las Vegas
Orlando
Fla
Phoenix
Atlanta
Raleigh
N.C
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Texas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Houston
Austin
San Antonio
Wildlife groups sue over bison transfer to Ted Turner ranch
A coalition of Montana wildlife groups seeks to overturn an agreement that sent dozens of Yellowstone bison to Ted Turner s Flying D Ranch. They argue public wildlife should remain in public hands and oppose privatization for offspring rights. The suit names Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks and seeks public land relocation or compensation to Turner.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Ted Turner
Gallatin County
Turner
Glenn Hackett
Gallatin Wildlife Association
Holly Brown
State of Montana
Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Ron Ansheim
Brian Schweitzer
Flying D
Bozeman
Russ Miller
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Ballardfuneralhome.com
Pusic Records
Amalia
Rodney Hernandez
Geneva Dominguez
West Second Street
Sunset Avenue
Marcus Otero
West Bland Street
S. Grand Ave
Resolana Drive
Missouri Ave
New Orleans
Dallas
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Bison
Park
North America
Yellowstone
Turner Enterprises Inc
Western Watersheds Project
Buffalo Field Campaign
Yellowstone Buffalo Foundation
Cloudcroft
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