Obituaries for Wesley Lee and Ernest Silvas in New Mexico circles
Wesley Houston Lee born April 29 1936 in Portales died September 12 2010 after a long illness. Funeral Sept 16 at Wheeler Mortuary Chapel with Floyd Volunteers Fire Department as pallbearers. He was a longtime Floyd Fire Chief and community leader with many honors. Ernest Joseph Ray Silvas 19 of Dexter died September 10 2010. Rosary Sept 15 and funeral Sept 16 at Immaculate Conception Church Dexter with burial at Hagerman Cemetery. He loved family music and basketball and is survived by relatives in multiple states. Pallbearers named. donations encouraged to Floyd Volunteer Fire Department and Ballard Funeral Home assisted arrangements.
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Wesley Houston Lee
Wheeler Mortuary
Dennis Mitchell
Floyd
Floyd Volunteers Fire Department
Houston
Portales
John Wesley Franklin
Rutha Myrtle (Manis) Lee
Mary Alice Carroll
Floyd Fire Department
Roosevelt Rural County Co-op
Sweet Potato Association
Future Farmers of America
Floyd Lions Clubs
Lions Club
New Mexico
National Grain Growers Association
New Mexico Peanut Growers Association
Floyd Ffa Ag
Floyd Baptist Church
Viola
Sis” Bales
Clifford
Onzle
Andrew Lee
Melvin Ray Beard
Mary
Felecia Harvey
Leon
Roswell
John Lee
Stephanie
Kismet
Kan
Irene Beard
Don
Pritchett
Colo
Michael Lee
Tammy
Bruce Lee
Tina
Cress Lee
Susan
Rio Rancho
Lou Keswater
Altus
Okla
Margaret Norton
Ernest Joseph Ray Silvas
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
W. Sixth St
Dexter
Hagerman
Ernest
Ernesto and
Martina Sil
Raul
Midway
Sharon Tavarez
Roberto Silvas
Lucy
Jacobo
Confession Carrillo
Francisca
Thodoro Silvas
Donaciano
Martha Acosta
Pedro Yrigollen
Gregorio Marquez
Paz Carillo
Ejena Montanez
Ramon Julian
Domingo Silvas
Fernanda Aguirre
Martha Mata
Gilbert Rodriguez
Jeremiah Perez
Pedro Gutierrez
Jonny Silvas II
Javier Sanchez
Isreal Marquez
Jeremy Torrez
Robert Silvas
James Sanchez
Christian Gonzales
Beatrice Renteria
Ballard Funeral Home
Ballardfuneralhome.com
Two Homes Lost As Colo Wildfire Nears Loveland
A 900 acre wildfire near Loveland Colorado destroyed at least two homes and menaced additional properties as crews used air tankers and helicopters to contain the blaze. Authorities attributed ignition to a backyard burn and an earlier pit fire amid dry conditions and gusty winds. Evacuations affected about 200 structures with calls going to more than 1,700 residents.
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Loveland
Colo
Colorado
Boulder
Merlin Green
Brough
Denver Post
Green
Andy Hiller
Ron
Carol Christensen
Turkey Walk
Harley workers approve Wisconsin contract amid layoff concessions
Wisconsin Harley Davidson unions approve a seven year pact that freezes pay and cuts production jobs while preserving many positions. In Milwaukee 1,840 workers voted 55 to 45 in favor. in Tomahawk 293 approved 73 to 27. The deal averts mass relocation, with $12,000 lump sums for active and eligible laid‑off workers.
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Waukesha
Wis
Harley-Davidson Inc
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mike Masik
United Steel Workers
Masik
Tomahawk
Harley
Frank Garron
Garron
Waukesha County Exposition Center
Keith Wandell
Greg Voelzke
Voelzke
Harley-Davidson
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P.O. Box
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Larimer Humane Society
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Jan Theilgaard
Claudine Busseta
Julia Garcia
Busseta
Lexi DiPentino
P.J. DiPentino
Larimer County
Greg Kuehn
Mary Dexter
Waukesha Exposition Center