Obituary for James Leonard Pilley of Hagerman
James Leonard Pilley 74 of Hagerman died Oct 11 2014 at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Funeral set for Oct 15 2014 at Hagerman Community Center with burial at Hagerman Cemetery. Survived by wife Judy children Jett Zana Flores David and many relatives. Memorials to Chaves County Joy Center.
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Jim
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Leonard R. Pilley
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Stefanie Stephens
Jarred
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Kade Lucero
Cassandra
Kayci Lucero
Ethan Stephens
Trevin Stephens
Landon Lucero
Liam James Lucero
Chaves County Joy Center
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