C6 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2000 MORE WEATHER AT ABQJOURNAL.COM THE WEATHERLINE Updated Albuquerque A 821-1111 WEATHER 770KOB Santa Fe A 988-5151 CHANNEL forecast service METRO FORECAST TODAY TONIGHT WEDNESDAY 57 32 Morning rain Mostly clear Mostly sunny Heights Mountains THURSDAY METRO Skies will Chc. of rain with a chance in the low 50s elsewhere. FORECAST be partly to mostly cloudy today, of morning showers. Highs will be in the foothills and upper 50s Skies will be mostly clear tonight. Lows will be in the 20s in the mountains, near 30 in the foothills and low to mid-30s elsewhere.
FRIDAY Partly to mostly sunny skies on Wednesday. Highs will be in the mid-50s in the foothills, and in the upper 50s to low 60s elsewhere. Partly cloudy Winds: North at 5 to 10 mph st cal SKI HILL REPORTS Angel Fire SATURDAY Capulin Chama Enchanted Fist Partly cloudy Manzano Mount Taylor Pajarito Red Purgatory River FUNERALS West Side INDEX Garcia, Renetta E. (Renee) Garcia, Richard "Wayne" Hayden, Curtis B. Herrera, Raymond J.
Hettick, Inez "Dusty" Werner Magee, Ollie B. McCoy, Jessie Morgan, Alex A. New, Rita S. Pallas, Joseph D. Proffer, Gail C.
Stokes, Lila Marie Storm, Romona Mary Tarman, Annabelle Mae Torres, Fernando C. Vigil, Jessie Milton Vigil, Rosella "Sister" GARCIAIn Loving Memory of RENETTA (RENEE) E. GARCIA September 30, 1960 February 19, 2000 Forever in our hearts. Rio Renetta Eligia Garcia, 39, a lifelong resident of Carnuel, NM, passed away Saturday, February 19, 2000. Rene was a parishioner of Holy Child Catholic Church; a 1978 graduate of Manzano High School; she was employed as a secretary with the Albuquerque Public Schools; she enjoyed football and was a Greenbay Packer fan.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Delia Brionez Garcia; and a sister, Bernadette Garcia. She is survived by her daughter, Bernadette V. Garcia; her father, Johnny A. Garcia; two brothers, Richard Brionez of San Jose, CA and Leslie Garcia of Carnuel; three sisters, Judy Griego and husband, David, Emerald Martinez, both of Albuquerque and Norene Garcia and husband, Theodore of Tijeras; Godparents, Bernardino and Augustine Garcia, Richard and Alvita Garcia, all of Carnuel; and numerous nieces and nephews. She will be greatly missed by her loving family.
A rosary will be recited this evening at 7:00 p.m. in the chapel of Garcia Mortuary, located on the corner of 8th and Iron. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday, 1:00 p.m., at Holy Child Catholic Church in Carnuel, with the Reverend John Carney as Celebrant. Casket bearers will be Leslie Garcia, Eddie Brionez, Ralph Brionez, David Griego, Jimmy Gutierrez and Dennis Aragon. For floral assistance, please call 243-5222.
Funeral services are in the care of Garcia Mortuary, 717 Stover Ave. SW. GARCIA-Richard "Wayne" Garcia, 48, was in an automobile accident and went to be with the Lord on February 18, 2000. He was born in Pueblo on May 3, 1951 and currently lived in Albuquerque. He was employed as Payroll Manager for Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute and was honorably discharged from the U.S.
Navy in 1974. He was 1969 graduated of Pueblo South High and the University of Southern Colorado in 1976. His wit and humor will be sadly missed by all who knew him. He was a friend of Bill W. for the past 13 years.
He is survived by his children, Desi and Brandi Garcia of Albuquerque; parents, Jerry and Helen Garcia of Pueblo; grandmother, Agnes Vallejos of Walsenburg; brothers and sisters, Gerald (Frances) Garcia of Pueblo, Anna (LeRoy) Payne of Aurora, Bill (Michelle) Garcia of Arvada, Loraine Aranda of Pueblo, Janice Garcia of Pueblo, Greg (Jacki) Garcia of Pueblo, Charles (Kim) Garcia of Pueblo; special friends, Jackie Garcia, Jean Bierner and their families; numerous uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces and friends. Preceded in death by grandparents, Abelino and Delia Garcia, Benito Vallejos; and sister, Joanne Garcia. Viewing will be Monday at Imperial Funeral Home, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Vigil at 7:00 p.m., Monday; Funeral Mass, Tuesday, 11:00 a.m., both at Holy Family Parish.
Father Jesse Perez officiating. Interment to follow at Imperial Memorial Gar- NEW MEXICO Raton Los Ala Gallup Vegas Tucumcari Clovis Roswell fordo 1 or Carlsbad Sliver City Las Cruces Hobbs Northern Mountains Partly cloudy with morning rain and ALMANAC Low Moderate High 10 15 Sunday's solar radiation total was 3243. UV forecast for Tuesday: 3 Humidity YESTERDAY 5 am 11 am 5 pm Pollution Good Moderate High Coarse Particulates Fine Particulates na Carbon monoxide na Ozone Pollen ABQ WS The pollen count was not available. Precipitation Mon. Month Year Change Total 0.00 0.10 0.40 Normal 10.02 0.32 0.76 Temperature Yesterday Normal Record 100 1972 80 72 60 55 40 0 1955 -20 great-grandchildren; and one Delgado.
Services, are pending announced Alameda ers will be Randy Cebada, Modesto Sauceda, Santiago Gonzales, Eloy McCoy, Adolpho Fabien McCoy. Honorary Nicholas McCoy, Matt McCoy, Robert McCoy, Carlos Trujillo, Marcus McCoy, Aaron Lujan. entrusted to Alameda Mortuary, Gary F. Santillanes, C.F.S.P. MORGAN-Alex A.
Morgan, Albuquerque, passed away on He is survived by his loving wife, son, Alex W. Morgan and wife, querque; daughters, Peggy band, Mike of Anchorage, AK and husband, Ravi of San Jose, children, Pam, Monica, Cynthia, DeAndra; and four Morgan was a Man Power Mexico Department of Labor ment and had served with the Department for five years. recited this evening, 7:00 p.m., Annunciation Catholic Parish. Burial will be celebrated 10:00 a.m., at Our Lady of Parish. Interment will follow at Park Cemetery.
Pallbearers will Tony Astorga, Leon Cruz, Incinias, and Robert Garcia. entrusted to Alameda Mortuary, Gary F. Santillanes, C.F.S.P. NEW-Rita S. New, 80, a querque since 1956, died Monday, 2000.
She is survived by her Henry "Bill" New of Albuquerque; A. New of Albuquerque; sons, wife, Vickie of Bosque Farms of Albuquerque; grandchildren, Sarah New, and Tyler New of Anita New and Amy New of sister, Agnes Heasley and Greensburg, PA. Mrs. New Holy Ghost Parish, where she Rosary Altar Society. She worked Teacher's Aide at Holy Ghost Prayer service will be held 23, 2000, 7:00 p.m., at Holy Church, 833 Arizona SE.
Mass Thursday, February 24, 2000, Ghost Catholic Church, 833 Father Joe E. Vigil, Celebrant. take place Twin Valley Memorial mont, PA. Friends may visit 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE, Wednesday, 2000, 2:00 p.m.
to 4:00 p.m. Should memorial contributions may American Diabetes Association Pedro NE, 87108. French Lomas Blvd. NE. PALLAS- Joseph D.
Pallas, died Friday, February 18, 2000 Health Care Center. He was DC on March 8, 1920, the son of tie V. Plummer Pallas. He was ington, DC schools. He proudly Army in WWII in the Pacific Prior to his retirement years under Civil Service in ronmental Services as an Washington, DC.
He resided in for 16 years before moving to He was a member of the Church in Myrtle Beach, SC Beach Lodge No. 353, A.F. by his wife, the former Irene Paris; one daughter, Anne and ley Lane of Albuquerque; one Concordia, MO; a granddaughter, Greensboro, NE; and a Lane of Las Vegas, NV; two ol Williams of Upper Marlboro, Murphy of South Paris; a step-son, of Virginia; three Williams and Michelle Williams Hayden of Lewiston; one three step-great-grandchildren; two nephews of MD. He was brother, John; and a Williams. Memorial services day, February 21, 2000 at 1:00 Chandler Funeral Home, 45 ME, with the Rev.
Henry Male Masonic services will be held PROFFER C. Proffer, Under 10 Angeles Phoenix Fairbanks Honolulu June Rain T-storm Snow High Pressure Low Pressure Yesterday HI Lo Pre Albany 37. 21 38 Anchorage 33 28 32 Asheville 55 29 58 Atlanta 58 34 67 Atlantic City 45 24 48 Austin 75 45 74 Baltimore 47 34 51 Birmingham 64 29 69 Bismarck 42 10 48 Boise 61 41 52 Boston 40 28 39 Brownsville 83 66 .01 82 Buffalo 36 26 45 Burlington VT 32 5 .01 36 Charleston SC 60 34 66 Charleston WV 50 28 62 Charlotte 55 31 60 Cheyenne 60 29 51 Chicago 47 22 48 Cincinnati 52 21 61 'Cleveland 43 22 48 Columbia SC 57 29 64 Columbus OH 48 22 58 Concord NH 35 10 35 Des Moines 60 35 57 Detroit 42 14 48 Duluth 43 19 43 Evansville 55 25 64 Fairbanks 9 6 15 Fargo 36 17 42 Fresno 64 47 .40 66 Grand Rapids 46 17 45 Great Falls 50 25 50 snow showers. Highs, mid-40s. Mostly clear tonight.
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Moonrise 10:19 p.m. Source: Kevin McKeown from the Moonset 9:20 a.m. Albuquerque Astronomical Society brother, Manuel and will be Mortuary. PallbearMiguel Martinez, Marquez, Geraldo McCoy, and pallbearers will be Jesus Trujillo, Gabe McCoy, Services are 9420 4th Street, 79, a resident of February 18, 2000. Esther Morgan; Martha of AlbuBlancherd and husand Mary Stanbury CA; five grandAlex Jr.
and great-grandchildren. Mr. Specialist at the New before his retireAlbuquerque Police A Rosary will be at Our Lady of Mass of Christian Wednesday morning, Annunciation Catholic Sunset Memorial be Tony Trujillo, Paul Cruz, Dan Services are 9420 4th Street, resident of AlbuFebruary 21, husband of 52 years, daughter, Rita James A. New and and William A. New Nathan New, Albuquerque; and Bosque Farms; and husband, George of was a member of was active in the as a volunteer Catholic School.
Wednesday, February Ghost Catholic will be celebrated 10:00 a.m., at Holy Arizona SE, with Interment will Park in DelFrench Mortuary, February 23, friends desire, be made to the of NM, 525 San Mortuary, 10500 79, of South Paris, at Market Square born in Washington, James A. and Hateducated in Washserved in the U.S. and in Korea as an in 1976 he spent 30 the Dept. of Enviengineer in the city of Myrtle Beach, SC South Paris in 1996. Trinity Episcopal and the Myrtle A.M.
He is survived R. Major of South her husband, Stanson, James Pallas of Nicole Pallas of grandson, Christopher step-daughters, CarMC and Virginia David Ragland step-grandchildren, Chip of MD and Carrie great-grandson; and two nieces and predeceased by a step-granddaughter, Laura will be held on Monp.m., at the WestonMain South Paris, officiating. Public prior to the service. 61, a resident of NATION 500 600 International Falls Miami FRONTS: Jet EXTREMES in the 48 contiguous states 86 degrees in Cotulla, Texas -9 degrees in Lake, N.Y. Today Yesterday Today Lo Otik HI Lo Pre HI Lo Otik: 27 sun Juneau 37 33 .11 38 27 coy 21 ptc Kansas City 65 39 66 49 33 sun Key West 72 66 74 67 44 sun Las Vegas 54 48 .71 60 43 31 59 sun Los Little Rock Angeles 66 55 49 39 1.63 64 70 51 52 .888 34 sun Louisville 56 27 64 44 45 ptc Memphis 65 34 69 52 28 cdy Miami Beach 78 63 76 63 38 cdy Milwaukee 46 20 41 cdy 31 sun Minneapolis 41 22 49 38 ptc 65 ptc Nashville 59 27 66 45 ptc 39 cdy New Orleans 67 45 73 52 ptc 29 ptc New York City 43 32 48 37 sun sun Norfolk VA 44 33 52 40 sun 41 ptc Omaha 64 31 61 43 40 sun Orlando 72 48 73 53 sun 27 cdy Philadelphia 43 27 48 34 sun 42 dzi Pittsburgh 46 29 48 37 cdy 46 cdy Portland ME 35 11 35 24 sun 41 cdy Portland OR 44 .09 54 40 38 sun Providence 40 28 40 27 sun 42 cdy Raleigh 51 27 58 36 sun 19 sun Rapid City 68 29 60 32 cdy 42 Reno 51 33 .01 53 37 39 cdy Richmond 49 28 55 35 sun 34 ptc Sacramento 63 47 .70 62 49 45 cdy St Louis 57 32 67 50 cdy -10 ptc San Antonio 77 55 .01 75 60 26 ptc San Diego 61 52 1.19 64 54 ptc 50 San Francisco 63 49 .40 58 52 38 San Juan PR 83 70 .01 83 72 34 cdy St Ste Marie 39 16 37 36 ptc Airport call ahead call ahead call ahead call ahead call ahead call ahead 42" Sandia 16" Santa Fe 30" Sipapu Ski Apache Ski Rio call ahead Snow Canyon call ahead Taos 40" Telluride 42" Wolf Creek call ahead dens.
Military Honors by the Pueblo Veterans Ritual Team. Family will receive relatives and friends in the parish hall immediately following both services. Arrangements for memorial services Albuquerque are pending. HAYDEN-Lt. Col.
Curtis B. Hayden, U.S. Army 82, a resident of Albuquerque since 1973, died Friday, February 18, 2000. Mr. Hayden was a veteran of WWII and Korea.
He retired as a Lt. Col. from the U.S. Army in 1961 with over 20 years active duty in the Philippines, Italy, Germany and Korea. He continued his service to his country in the Disaster Preparedness and Contract Management Offices at Kirtland, AFB.
He is survived by his wife, Lucille Hayden of Albuquerque; sons, Robert K. Hayden of Clearwater, FL, Edward B. Hayden and wife, Alma Lynne of Myrtle Beach, SC, and John S. Hayden and wife, Melba of Orange Park, FL; daughters, Susan Baca and husband, Jude of Albuquerque and Linda Topmiller and husband, James, also of Albuquerque; nine grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his grandson, Jude Baca, and granddaughter, Melissa Ann Baca.
Services will be held Wednesday, 11:00 a.m., at Chester T. French Memorial Mausoleum Chapel at Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Menaul, NE, with Pastor Frank Thompson, officiating. Entombment will follow at Chester T. French Memorial Mausoleum. Friends may visit French Mortuary, Wyoming Blvd.
Chapel, 7121 Wyoming, NE, Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. HERRERA-Raymond J. Herrera, 47, was called to be with the Lord on Saturday, February 19, 2000 after a long illness. Raymond was born on August 27, 1952.
He is survived by his mother, Julie S. Herrera; his son, James Herrera and fiancee, Cindy Gallegos of Albuquerque; wife, Elaine; sons, Tony and Mike, all from San Francisco, CA; close friend, Samantha Baker; brothers, Paul S. Herrera and wife, Orie, Lee Rudy and Herman Herrera, all from Albuquerque. He is also survived by several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Joe C.
Herrera; and brother, Ronald S. Herrera. Raymond's wishes were that he be cremated and no services be held. The family would like to thank all their family and friends for the kindness and support shown to them during their recent loss. HETTICK- -Inez "Dusty" Werner Hettick, 70, returned to Jesus, Thursday morning, February 17, 2000.
Inez came to Albuquerque in 1937 with her family, where her father E.R. Werner opened and managed the city's first JC Penney Department store. She received a Masters of Arts degree from UNM in 1966, and was a 50 year member of Alpha Chi Omega. Mrs. Hettick was a dedicated elementary school teacher, who blessed many children in Albuquerque, Western Samoa, and Southern California.
Dusty spent her retirement years enjoying her children, David, Todd and Roger; her grandchildren, Heidi, Josh, Jared, John, Cristy, L.T. and Cassie; and greatgrandson, Rowan. She will be remembered in a memorial service held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 23, at the LDS Chapel in Taylor Ranch. MAGEE Graveside services for Ollie B.
Magee, 74, will be held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 22, 2000 at Mount Pisgah Cemetery, Gillette, Wyoming. She died Friday, February 18, 2000 at Pioneer Manor Nursing Home, Gillette, of natural causes. Ollie Bell Magee was born April 8, 1925 at Kiowa, OK to Ollie L. and Marie C. (Paris) Hollabaugh.
She was raised in Texas and had lived in various places. She moved to Gillette four years ago, where she had been a resident at Pioneer Manor Nursing Home. She is survived by a son, Donald F. Whitehead, Cortez, CO; a daughter, Darlene Lemons, Gillette, WY; a step-daughter, Winona Williams, Albuquerque; five grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers; and a sister.
Wilson Funeral Home, Gillette, is in care of arrangements. MCCOY-Jessie McCoy, a resident of Albuquerque, passed away on February 20, 2000. She is survived by her loving husband of 55. years, Andy McCoy, also surviving are her children, Vangie and her companion, Miguel, Mary Jane Lujan and husband, Richard, Gregory McCoy and wife, Grace, Arthur McCoy and wife, Loretta, Richard McCoy, and Robert McCoy; 14 grandchildren, Elizabeth Gonzales, Betty Trujillo, Georgia Marquez, Bridgette McCoy, Aaron Lujan, Fabien Lujan, Miranda McCoy, Gabriel McCoy, Geniva McCoy, Marcus McCoy, April McCoy, Matthew McCoy and Nicholas McCoy; 21 Greensboro 52 Hartford 39 Helena 47 Honolulu 83 Houston 75 Indianapolis 55 Jackson MS 69 Jacksonville 62 Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados Beijing Berlin Bermuda Bogota Brussels Budapest Buenos Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copenhagen Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Guadalajara Helsinki Hong Kong Jerusalem Johannesburg Kingston 26 54 36 sun 23 41 26 sun 21 50 24 cdy 72 81 68 ptc 46 75 60 23 62 45 cdy 30 74 50 ptc 35 67 47 sun WORLD Yesterday HI Lo Otik 86 65 sun Lima 45 35 ptc London 60 47 ptc Madrid 73 63 sun Manila 95 75 ptc Mazatlan 86 71 Mexico City 39 21 ptc Montreal 38 31 ptc Moscow 72 60 sun Nassau 67 43 New Delhi 48 35 ptc Oslo 42 25 ptc Paris 84 66 Rio 67 52 ptc Rome 43 21 ptc Santiago 81 66 ptc Seoul 39 30 sn Singapore 47 32 Stockholm 44 '33 ptc Sydney 44 34 ptc Taipei 85 54 sun Tel Aviv 28 15 ptc Tokyo 70 61 Toronto 57 40 ptc Vancouver 75 54 Vienna 83 71. ptc.
Warsaw Jackie Torrez. He is also survived by his fiancee, Francene Mora; three daughters, Marissa, Alyssia and Destine; two sisters, Roberta Mora and husband, Rick and Angela Torres and fiance, Anthony Gutierrez; special cousin, Robert Romero maternal grandmother, Viola Lopez; Godfather, Jerry Torres; many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Fernando was a member of the Catholic Church, he loved his daughters, was an avid Cowboy's fan; he was loving, kind and will be missed by all. A Rosary will be recited Tuesday evening in the Gabaldon Memorial Chapel, 1000 Old Coors Rd. SW, with visitation after 6:30 p.m.
Gabriella Nieto reciting. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday morning, 10:00 a.m., at the St. Joseph on the Rio Grande Catholic Church, with viewing at the church after 9:30 a.m. Father Nieto Celebrant. Interment will follow at the Chilili Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Rick Mora, Robert Romero Gabe Gallegos, Randy Torres Vince Torres and Anthony Gutierrez. Honorary: Chris Altamirano, Joe Ray Ortiz and Greg Sweet. Gabaldon Mortuary, 1000 Old Coors Rd. SW, in charge of the arrangements. VIGIL Jessie Milton Vigil passed away on Friday, February 18, 2000 in Albuquerque.
He is survived by his brother, John Henry Otero and his wife, Mary West Otero and their four sons, Steven Jordan, John Vigil Mark Vigil and Paul Vigil. Jessie was a veteran of the United States Army and was in the Elite Army Unit, the Green Berets. He was a paratrooper. Jessie will .19 54 40 52 39 cdy .02 47 34 .04 43 32 ptc 74 53 sun 65 48 53 38 sun 64 47 Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Tampa Topeka Washington DC Wichita Yesterday HI Lo 78 65 50 36 65 37 89 75 76 61 76 50 32 14 35 24 82 63 74 45 25 10 50 35 81 69 60 36 84 53 37 21 87 75 30 18 85 67 71 59 66 47 46 32 41 25 52 39 45 33 37 25 48 43 63 25 43 35 36 27 73 48 68 43 49 37 69 44 49 62 56 71 57 47 65 .20 40 12 cdy 35 cdy 27 54 29 25 ice 37 ptc 20 ptc GrndJunct Lubbock Midland Moab OklaCity Phoenix SaltLake Tucson Albuquerque, died Monday, February 21, 2000. She is survived by her sons, Proffer and wife, Jeannette and Casey Proffer; daughter, Tyra Proffer, all of Albuquerque; sisters, Virgie Jerome and husband, Richard of El Paso, Phyllis Wheeler and husband, Les and Lorraine Collums and husband, Keith, all of Albuquerque; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Cremation has taken place and private family services will be held at a later date. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made to Lovelace Hospice Program, 5655 Jefferson St. NE 87109. The family wishes to thank the Lovelace Oncology doctors and the staff. French Mortuary, 1111 Uni- versity Blvd.
NE. STOKES--Lila Marie Stokes, 74, Cleburne, TX, passed away Friday, February 18, 2000 in Fort Worth, TX. She is survived by her sons, Stanley Gibson of Moriarty, Bruce Gibson of Albuquerque, Wayne Stokes of Keene, TX; daughter, Tina D'Anna of Watauga, TX; sister, Marianne Williams of Cleburne, TX; 15 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday, February 23, 2000, 2:00 p.m., at French Mortuary, Lomas Blvd. Chapel, 10500 Lomas Blvd.
NE. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Menaul NE. Pallbearers will be Stanley Gibson, Bruce Gibson, Wayne Stokes, Billy Williams, Sean Gibson, Kevin Gibson, Wayne Stokes, Johnny Gibson, Bill Williams and Larry D'Anna. Friends may visit French Mortuary, 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE, Tuesday, February 22, 2000, 4:00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m. -Ramona Mary Storm, 81, a resident of Rio Rancho for the past year, passed away on Sunday, February 20, 2000. Ramona had been a writer up until her death. She was preceded in death by one daughter, Gayle Storm Tanaka Montoya. Ramona is survived by three children, Todd R.
Storm of Rochester, NY, Jill Storm Dougherty of Rio Rancho and Randall Storm of Lakewood, CO; two sisters, Phyllis Simon of Gary, IN and Adrienne Steinorth of Deerfield, IL; eight grandchildren, Christopher, Aurelia, Dayna, Heather, Chad, Sara, Nick, and Benjamin; one great-grandchild, Cassy; special friends, "Sunny" Larue Storm, Charles DelCurto and Margaret Lang. Visitation will be from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. with the service at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 23, 2000 in the chapel of Vista Verde Mortuary, Sara at Meadowlark Rio Rancho, with Chaplain Dennis Lihte officiating.
Arrangements by Vista Verde Mortuary, Rio Rancho. -Annabelle Mae Tarman, a longtime resident of Albuquerque, canine aficionado and friend to many, died February 16, 2000. Annabelle was born in Las Animas, Colorado, on May 9, 1926. She lived her early years in Paonia, Colorado, with her mother and father, Jessie and Olen C. "Jack" Tarman; her sister, Phyllis; and her beloved dog, Pat.
The family moved to Denver in 1943 and Annabelle graduated from Edgewater High School in 1944. She graduated from Mercy Hospital Nursing School in 1946 and became a Sister of Mercy, ministering to many, as she continued to do throughout her life. She ter of furthered Mercy, her earning nursing her career registered while she was a Sisnurse anesthetist certification. Her life changed in '1950 when she began working in private hospital nursing at National Jewish Hospital in Denver. She also held positions at Mercy Hospital and Colorado General Hospital before moving to Albuquerque in the early 1970's.
She worked as a nurse anesthetist at Presbyterian Hospital and other hospitals until her retirement in 1992. Annabelle was a very active member of the Rio Grande Kennel Club and showed her three Yorkshire Terriers, "Sunny" and "Archie." Nemo was officially recorded a champion by the American Kennel Club in 1995. Annabelle donated her body to the University of New Mexico Medical School for research purposes. She requested that no memorial or service be held. However, remembrance contributions may be made to a dog charity, a medical research foundation or by planning a tree for love.
She is survived by her sister, Phyllis Tarman Dodd of Denver; and her niece, D'Anne Dodd Huot of Northridge, CA; and her three dogs. Over 30 people associated with the Rio Grande Kennel Club have said they will provide homes for Annabelle's Yorkies. The family appreciates all the love and concern expressed by Annabelle's many, many friends. TORRES C. Torres, 23, a resident of Albuquerque, passed away on February 20, 2000.
Fernando was the beloved son to Robert and Otik ptc cdy ptc ptc sun ptc sn ptc sn ptc ptc ptc ptc ptc sn ptc ptc ptc ptc AVIATION FORECAST Key: VFR visual flight rules, MVFR marginal visual flight rules, IFR instrument flight rules. Today Cnd. Delays Chicago VFR none Dallas IFR possible Denver MVFR possible Los Angeles VFR none New York VFR none Phoenix VFR none St. Louis VFR none Salt Lake VFR none Wash. DC VFR none 120 20 Based on the National Weather Service Aviation Forecasts.
Passengers should check with the airline for updated flight information. Delays refer to weatherrelated delays. be sorely missed by his family, who loved him very much. Services will be held at the International All Faith Center, 217 Iron SW, Albuquerque. Pastor Ernest Francia will conduct the service at 4:00 p.m.
on Wednesday, February 23, 2000. Arrangements are provided by Metropolitan Direct Burial and Cremation Center, 729 San Mateo Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, 256-9400. www.AlbuquerqueNM.com VIGIL Rosella "Sister" Vigil, 64, a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, died Saturday, February 19, 2000, with her family at her side. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, Isidro B.
Vigil of Albuquerque; sons, Ben Vigil and wife, Yvonne and Gene Vigil and wife, Debbie, all of Albuquerque; daughters, Lynn Chick and husband, James of Espanola and Noretha Vigil and Luis Jimenez of Albuquerque; ten grandchildren; sister, Iris Alford and husband, Al of Las Vegas, NV; brothers, Gilbert Apodaca of Albuquerque, Henry Apodaca and wife, Dolly of Belen and Alfred Apodaca and wife, Joyce of Brook Park, MN; and numerous nieces and nephews. Rosary will be recited Tuesday, 7:00 p.m., at San Jose Parish, 2401 Broadway Blvd. SE, with Alice Martinez, Teresa Sandoval and Vickie Bonnie reciting. Mass will be celebrated Wednesday, 10:00 a.m., at San Jose Parish. Interment will follow at Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. Friends may visit San Jose Parish, 2401 Broadway Blvd. SE, Tuesday, 5:00 p.m. until Rosary. French Mortuary, 1111 University Blvd.
NE. Daniel Held Several Posts With N. Y. Times The Associated Press NEW YORK Clifton Daniel, the courtly Southerner who served as. managing editor of The New York Times after a career as a foreign correspondent in London, the Middie East and Moscow, died Monday at 87.
He died at his home in New York of a stroke and heart disease, said his son, Clifton Truman Daniel. As managing editor from 1964 to 1969, Daniel expanded the distinguished newspaper's coverage of culture. "He was known as an encouraging editor to work for, one who welcomed new ideas," Times reporter Deirdre Carmody wrote in 1977. "Under his influence, coverage of cultural news was expanded and more literate obituaries began to appear." Daniel became well-known outside journalistic circles when he married Margaret Truman, former President Truman's only child, in 1956. He started on North Carolina newspapers in the 1930s and spent six years with The Associated Press.
He joined the Times in 1944 to cover World War II, then held a variety of posts including foreign correspondent, Washington bureau chief and associate editor. Daniel spent his first decade as a Times staffer as a foreign correspondent. In the waning stages of World War II, he covered the Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force, in London and the U.S. advance into Belgium and Germany. After the war he was made the Times' chief Middle East correspondent, reporting on Arab nationalists and on battles between British forces and the Jewish underground in Palestine.
Back in London in 1952, he covered the death of King George VI and the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. "The coronation was the greatest spectacle I've ever seen," he recalled years later. "It was probably the last time that the British would be able to mount such a production, as they were losing their place as an important power." In 1954 Daniel went to Moscow as the only permanent correspondent of a Western non-Communist newspaper. He won an Overseas Press Club award in 1956 for his dispatches from the Soviet capital. language of the heart FTD SHOPS LOW IT 884-1600 FLOWERS Peoples Difference.
