Pilar Gavito Hernandez 1932 2016 obituary from Ruidoso area
Pilar Gavito Hernandez born October 27 1932 in Puebla Mexico to Alfredo and Hermelinda Gavito married Michael Hernandez August 20 1950 and lived in Ruidoso from 1956. She ran Coe Ranch Restaurant and The Inn of The Mountain Gods and belonged to Pink Ladies and the Lincoln County Republican Party. She is survived by husband Michael children Alicia Bruno Michael Frances DiAna grandchildren and great grandchildren, sister Elia Gavito Gomez and many nieces and nephews. Memorials to Foundation Aiding The Elderly. Rosary September 15 at St Eleanor’s and Funeral Mass September 16 at St Eleanor’s with private interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Maria del Pilar Gavito Hernandez
Ciudad Puebla
Puebla
Mexico
Alfredo
Hermelinda Gavito
Michael H. Hernandez
Ruidoso
Pilar
Coe Ranch
Glencoe
Tinnie Mercantile Company
Inn of the Mountain Gods
Nandez
Frances
Roswell
diAna Pilar Kunz
Reto
Athens, GA
Alexis Wall
Tim
Wilmington, NC
Oscar Gertsch
Emily
Dominic Huckins
Ashlee
Edgar Gertsch
Melissa
Columbus, OH
Lilia Wall
Charlotte Gertsch
Owen Gertsch
St. Eleanor’s Catholic Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Tropical Storm Julia drifts by South Carolina Georgia coastline
Tropical Storm Julia meanders near the Georgia South Carolina coast bringing 2 to 4 inches of rain to the region. Forecasters say it poses limited threat with no watches or warnings, though scattered street flooding and power outages were reported in Glynn County and on St Simons Island as schools and offices remained open.
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Miami
Julia
Atlantic
Georgia
South Carolina
National Hurricane Center
Hermine
Florida
Jacksonville
The
Hurricane Center
Savannah
Brunswick
Sea Island
St. Simons Island
Jay Wiggins
Glynn County
Wiggins
Campaign funds, debts and donors in District 59 race
In the District 59 contest to succeed Nora Espinoza, Nibert reports a $16,090 starting balance with $7,760 in contributions and $2,800 in expenditures during July 3 to Sept. 5, including $1,000 donations from Candy Spence Ezzell, Peyton Yates, and Devon Energy. Garcia shows $4,171 to begin, $275 in contributions and $1,362 in expenditures, plus no debt. Both candidates feature numerous corporate and individual donors and plan ongoing reporting through Oct. 11.
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Nora Espinoza
Espinoza
Roswell
New Mexico
Chaves County
Lincoln County
Capitan
Carrizozo
Hondo
Lincoln
Nibert
Garcia
Candy Spence Ezzell
Peyton Yates
Artesia
Devon Energy Production Co
Oklahoma City
Western Refining
Tempe
Arizona
Anheuser-Busch
Aurora
Colorado
Dinwiddie Cattle Co
ConocoPhillips
Austin
Texas
D. Barry Stone
Mark Murphy
Yates Petroleum Co
Holly Frontier Corp
Dallas
Country Gas
Gallup
Kenneth Barbe
Sealy Cavin
J.S. Ward & Sons
Greg Alpers
Tim and
Rhoda Coakley
Richard Taylor
Kyle D. Wooton
Glenn Simons
Las Cruces
Sandhill Signs of
Bluff City Sports
Memphis
Tennessee
Southwest Printers
Postal Service
Beaverton
Ohio
Utility Workers Union of America
Charles
Suzanne Berry
Stars & Stripes Silk Screening
Bridgeview
Illinois
Home Depot
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Alto
Jeff Tucker
Rdrnews
Roswell man Gomez on trial for murder of Gonzales
Witnesses describe a plan to confront Gonzales at his home, gunfire from inside the house, and Gomez confessing to the Pun shooting. Testimony links Gomez to a Glock 40 magazine buried by Sambrano, while investigators tie Tony Macks murder to Ray mond Hobbs. The trial continues at Chaves County Court.
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Gonzales
Tierra Vargas
Gomez
Vargas
Sambrano
Pun
Pecan Place
Applebee's
Tony
Bonney Street
Ruben Archuleta Jr
Greg Hobbs
Hobbs Brothers
Gary Mitchell
Lambrano
Mitchell
Chris Trujillo
Albert
Roswell
Kim Northcutt
Las Cruces
Northcutt
Matt Stone
Nicole Vargas
Tony Macks
Stone
Mr. Macks
Macks
New Mexico
Raymond Hobbs
Chaves County
Bethany Freudenthal
Rdrnews
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Ellen Wedum
Chaves
Hinkle Shaner
State Bar Section
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Independent Petroleum Association of New Mexico
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
New Mexico League of United Latin American Citizens
Democratic Party
NAACP
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