Hagerman couple given county approval for nonprofit Broken Hill Cemetery
Audrey and Leo Whitten win a special-use permit to use up to a half acre of their 15 acre Jicarilla Road property for free burials, with conditions to place burials on the south slope and a two year or ten burial review. They plan trees fence and possible headstone engraving and green burials as needed.
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Leo Whitten
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Chaves
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Roswell public affairs director Juanita Jennings on taking chances
Juanita Jennings, Roswell public affairs director, recalls starting in radio marketing, moving to Lovelace Health Plan in Albuquerque, and embracing a leap of faith to grow new skills. She says change shaped her career and confidence in handling larger organizations.
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Jennings
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Public affairs director embraces faith family and work
The profile highlights a public affairs director who prioritizes faith, family, and career. She grew up in Albuquerque, met her husband in college, and chose Roswell to plant roots and raise their family. She speaks with optimism about lifelong learning and growth.
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