Taos historian Vicente Martinez dies at 74
Vicente Montaner Martinez, 74, Taos historian and curator, died February 24 after a 20 year battle with emphysema while in Washington state with his son Antonio and daughter in law Ivonne Rivera Martinez. He helped found Plaza Photo and worked as a curator at Millicent Rogers Museum, served on Verde Valley School board, and aided landmark listings in Taos. He was born February 26, 1942, and remembered for his wit and deep cultural ties to Northern New Mexican art and history. A rosary and funeral Mass were planned at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with donations urged to Millicent Rogers Museum or Verde Valley School.
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Taos healer and actor Keith Blair dies after cancer fight
Keith Douglas Blair, a Taos massage and holistic healing pioneer and actor, died February 18 in Ranchos de Taos from choroidal melanoma. Born 1950 in London, he drew from New Zealand roots and spent 14 years acting in Los Angeles before relocating to Taos. He co founded Taos Massage and Wellness Center in 1996 with Tim Clauss, later teaching at Santa Fe's Scherer Institute. His partner of 25 years described his life as a balance of body and spirit. A memorial is set for March 5 at Taos Country Club with donations urged to SaveTigersNow.org or Mountain Home Health/Hospice.
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Pulpit Unveiled At Taos First Baptist Church March 6
Local woodworker Jeffrey Hills crafted a new pulpit for Taos First Baptist Church to be unveiled during the 10 45 a m Sunday service on March 6 at 220 Paseo del Pueblo Norte Taos The design reflects Taos scenery and Psalm 121 1 with north Taos views several woods and metals used in the piece and dedicated to Dr Larry Schreiber who died during the pulpit’s creation.
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