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ARMIJO, JOHN RAYMOND, AKA &Quot;TINKER&Quot; left his earthly bounds on Friday, March 28, 2014, at the age of 70, at home in Santa Fe, surrounded by his loving family and friends and under the wonderful care of PMS Hospice. He died from complications of liver cancer, which was only recently diagnosed. He entered life in Las Vegas, NM at St. Anthony's Hospital as the first son and second child of five children born to Mayo and Corinne Armijo. He is survived by his mother, Corinne Armijo, sisters Aileen (Bill) Garcia , Rosemarie Montoya, and his brothers Lawrence (Margaret) and Joseph "Duke" (Truva). His father, Joe "Mayo" Armijo, a well-known educator, coach and NMAA official, predeceased him in 2001. He cared greatly for all his aunts and uncles and is survived by Uncles Bobby Romero, Leo (Dora) Romero, Francis Romero, Solomon (Beverly) Armijo and Lewis Winston and his Aunt, Emma Armijo. John loved and appreciated all of his many nephews and nieces that he leaves behind. Kevin (Monica) Garcia, Michelle Flores, and Annette Armijo, Kara Marie (Don) Sandoval , Mary Lucille (Rudy) Fields, Candice (Chris) Nelson, Corrine (Gabe) Salinas, Justin (Sara) Montoya, Les (Christina) Montoya II and Sean (Diamond) Armijo. He treasured his many grandnephews and grandnieces and "Uncle Tinker" was always showing up at their various parties and special events with the "best" and most interesting gifts. He had a strong inclination to all things artistic and creative. He graduated from Immaculate Conception High School in Las Vegas, in 1962. He formed many life-long friendships here and was a proud member of coach Nick Di Dominico's accomplished basketball and baseball teams. After IC he attended Highlands University for a time and gravitated to the Art department, becoming a pupil and friend of HU's celebrated artist - Dr. Raymond Drew....But, HU and Las Vegas proved too small for his worldwide curiosity and appetite. In 1965 he moved on to the prestigious Art Institute of Chicago, which helped shape and define his talents and career. He studied at the Institute while working at a number of different Advertising Agencies. He subsequently moved to Los Angeles where he worked in the industry as a fashion photographer for several major magazines. One of his most treasured experiences in Los Angeles was his involvement in the Robert F. Kennedy presidential campaign, where John was a staff photographer. He met and campaigned for Kennedy and was at the Ambassador Hotel on the fateful evening of Kennedy's assassination. He loved Los Angeles and the excitement of the cultural revolution of the 60's. He gained advertising experience here and used it to his advantage upon his return to Chicago in the late 70's. He considered Chicago his second home, and he made many friends and professional relationships, that have lasted to this day. He spent time as Matre 'D at Frontera Grill & Restaurant, home of the world famous chef - Rick Bayless. His experience here added to his knowledge of restaurants and real authentic Mexican cuisine. He returned to NM, in the early 1990's and found a great match for his talents at the NM Film Office where he did site locations, familiarized advance crews with NM and its many opportunities and did research on various films, film history of NM and filming locations. He worked in the department until July of 2013, when he retired with over 20 years' service. He made many friends in the department and developed new interests - such as his tremendous interest and curiosity about Romaine Fielding, a Hollywood producer who made a number of films in Las Vegas. John was fascinated with Fielding, and long believed that he had never been given the kind of credit that he deserved. He did extensive research and was planning on a book to honor Mr. Fielding, which unfortunately he was unable to finish. John was a "bon vivant" who understood and loved foods and wines and good conversation. He loved to travel - once when he won a $150K lotto in Chicago, he shared his good fortune with his parents and siblings and then traveled to Paris where he lived in the south of France for 6 months and learned how to cook french style. He had an exuberant spirit and his spirit and spontaneity will be missed by all. He was greatly aided in his final month by the PMS Hospice unit. Special thanks to his hospice caregivers, PJ , Dianne, Dr. David Gonzales , and Mely. His "special" landlady, Anne was by side when he died. Special friends Mike Coca and Diane Paolazzi, helped him deal with his illness and provided special counseling and comfort to John and the family. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Joe "Mayo" Armijo scholarship fund at the NM Highlands University Foundation, PO Box 9000, Las Vegas, NM 87701. Funeral services will be held at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in Las Vegas, dates and times are pending and will be announced as they become available. Please visit
http://www.nelsonfuneralhomelv.com/ for updated service information and online condolences. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Nelson Funeral Home; 801 Douglas Avenue, Las Vegas, NM; (505) 425-6551.
TAFOYA, JOSEPH B. Age 72, beloved father and grandfather was called home to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 27, 2014. He was preceded in death by his mother, Rose Tafoya and his father, Albino C. Tafoya. Joseph grew up in Barelas and was the oldest of five siblings. Joseph is survived by his two sisters, Mary Guyse and Lorrie Bivens; his two brothers, Al Tafoya and Leo Tafoya; and his three children, Joseph Tafoya Jr., Melissa Tafoya-Valencia and husband Sean, and Benny Tafoya; two grandchildren, Sean Valencia Jr. and Michael Valencia and many other family and friends. Mr. Tafoya attended Sacred Heart Catholic School and later joined the United States Army, serving in Korea in 1961 and completing two tours of service in Vietnam where he proudly served with the First Calvary Division. When he returned home he was employed by the University of New Mexico Hospital until he retired after 30 years of service. In his spare time he enjoyed listening to oldies and New Mexican music, watching westerns, sharing jokes, and rooting for the Raiders. Thank you for your love Dad, you will always be missed. A Rosary will be recited Wednesday, April 2, 2014 5:30 p.m. at FRENCH - LOMAS. Mass will be celebrated Thursday April 3, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 412 Stover Ave. SW. Please visit our online guestbook for Joseph at www.frenchfunerals.com. FRENCH - Lomas 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE (505) 275-3500
SANCHEZ, GERALD SIGILFREDO Gerald Sigilfredo Sanchez, amazing husband, father, son, brother, uncle, godfather and friend, passed away Wednesday morning, March 26, 2014 at the age of 51 after living a happy and fulfilled life with his loving wife Rachel; their children Mariah and Andres; and their family dog Dylan; along with his loving family. Gerald is survived by both his parents and his in-laws: Sigilfredo and Virginia Sanchez & Max and Christina Ortiz. Gerald enjoyed all his brothers and sisters by both birth and marriage: Michael and Bernadette Sanchez, Kathy and Michael Fernandez, Greg and Vincenza Sanchez, Jessica and Ronnie Atencio, Rick Sanchez, Joseph Sanchez, & Maximiliano Ortiz. Gerald is also survived by many Aunts, Uncles, cousins, godchildren: Clarissa Fernandez, Amber Gonzales, and Lorenzo Villanueva II; as well as many nieces and nephews: Amber, Kael, Alyssa, Santiago, Jax, Jason, Patricia, Antonio, Alana, Sofia, Gabrielle, Phillip, Clarissa, Miranda, Jacob, Isabella and Gabriella; all loved by him and loved in return. He shared a very special bond with his cousin Lawrence Villanueva III and best friend Michael Gonzales as well as his abundance of friends. Throughout the years Gerald made many friendships while working at the Albuquerque Publishing Company for 31 years where he was employed as a Manager in the Circulation Department after starting off as a driver. Gerald was a very dedicated and loyal employee. His many opinions and suggestions were always valued and for that he was much appreciated. Gerald met his future life partner, Rachel, in 1989 at the Albuquerque Journal where they both worked at the time. From there, they dated for six years, were married for 19 years and had two wonderful children. They laughed, loved, cherished each other until he was called to his heavenly home. Their love is endless. Gerald enjoyed fishing, 4 wheeling and hanging out with his family and friends at "The Cabin". He loved to sing but most enjoyed playing classic rock with his Stratus guitar that he handmade. Gerald's quick wit, unsurpassable sense of humor and talent with be greatly missed. His smile was always at the ready and his love for perfection was evident in all he created. We humbly return him to the Father with gratitude for the special time we had together. The services will be on April 3, 2014. A Rosary will be held at 10:30 am and the Funeral Mass will be held at 11:00 am, at St Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church, located at 5612 Paradise Blvd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114.
MONTOYA, ANDY P. In Loving Memory of Andy P. Montoya. May 18, 1921- March 31, 2005 We love and miss you very much. You are forever in our hearts. Wife, Tillie Tafoya, children, Theresa Tafoya, Alfred Tafoya, Annette Tafoya, Joe Tafoya, and Angela Martinez; grandchildren, Andrea, Nicole, Adrianna, D.J., Alexa, Jayden, Gabi, Marina, Lil, Alizabeth, and Faith.
MARTIN, LINDSEY SARA Age 31, was born in Rawlins, WY August 20, 1982. Lindsey went to be with the Angels peacefully on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 surrounded by her family. 31 years ago, they were given this beautiful gift, and on Wednesday, her family by her side, she was lovingly given back to the Lord. She is survived by her loving parents, father, Chuck Martin; mother, Christine Martin; brother, Sean Martin; and the love of her life, her dog Rocky. She is also survived by her aunts and uncles, Karen and (The Hammer) Greg Arrants of Albuquerque, NM, Kevin Fitzpatrick of Long Beach CA, Michael and Missy Fitzpatrick of Conover, NC, Jakie and Richard Lewis of Gettysburg PA, Greg and Naoma Martin of Hopatcong NJ, Gayle Martin of Albuquerque NM, and Marty Martin of Superior, WY. She is preceded in death by her loving grandparents, Florence Fitzpatrick, James Fitzpatrick, Charlene and Claude Martin, and James and Dorothy Fitzpatrick. Lindsey has a large loving family who through the eight years of battling her colon cancer surrounded her with love and prayers and anything she needed. This was always a great comfort for her, she loved you all. Lindsey graduated Del Norte H.S. in 2000 and went on to attend classes at the University of New Mexico, CNN community college, and bartender academy. She went on to work in banking, retail, and the food service industry. Lindsey is remembered by her family and friends as a compassionate, loving, kind and caring woman, whose motto was, "Creating the life I want to live, one day at a time." Her favorite quote was "Happiness is the most important thing in the world, without it you have a life of Depression". (Marilyn Monroe). Lindsey, you touched so many lives that you didn't even realize the impact you had and the legacy of your pureness on people. Lindsey, we made you a Promise of Paradise, and the Lord kept that Promise for you. We love you and are all better people because of you. Fly with your wings and smile as your Angel Dust sprinkles upon us, Your Loving Family, Mom and Dad, Sean. Services will be held Tuesday, April 1, 2014, 1:00 p.m., at FRENCH - Wyoming. Interment will follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Sean Martin, Greg Arrants, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Greg Martin, Richard Lewis, and Jimmy Ng. Honorary pallbearer is Michael Fitzpatrick. We would like to thank the doctors and staff at UNM Cancer Center for giving us eight more years with our daughter; it meant the world to us. We would also like to thank Hospice for the great care at the end; it was very comforting for the family. Please visit our online guestbook for Lindsey at 
GLENN, SUSAN A. Passed away on March 27, 2014 in her home in Albuquerque. Susan was born on November 7, 1944 in St. Louis, MO to Howard G. Ault and Kathryn Steva Ault. Susan graduated from Kirkwood Missouri High School and attended college at the University of Kansas where she met and married her husband, Lawrence (Larry) M. Glenn, on June 8, 1967. Susan and Larry moved to Albuquerque where he attended the University of New Mexico Law School. Susan worked as a laboratory technician at the Osteopathic Hospital (now Carrie Tingley Hospital) putting Larry through law school. Following his graduation, Larry entered the Navy in the Judge Advocates General Corps and Susan embarked on a career as a Navy wife and mother to their two sons, Kevin and Brian. Susan was active in Navy wives' clubs and charitable causes at their various duty stations from both coasts to Panama. Following Larry's retirement from the Navy, they returned to Albuquerque. After their sons left the nest, Susan worked as an office manager and retired in 2006. Susan is survived by her husband, Larry; sons, Kevin and wife Natalie and grandsons, Connor and Caleb, and Brian and wife Katrina and grandchildren, Emily and Michael. Susan was a devoted and loving wife and mother. She had a wonderful sense of humor and an infectious laugh. She will be missed by all. Services will be held Wednesday, April 2, 2014, 10:00 a.m., at FRENCH - Wyoming. Friends may visit beginning at 9:00 a.m. Interment and services will take place Friday, April 4, 2014, 11:00 a.m., at the Fort Bayard National Cemetery near Silver City, NM. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Animal Humane NM, 615 Virginia St. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108, would be appreciated. Please visit our online guestbook for Susan at 
ARMIJO, JOHN RAYMOND, AKA &Quot;TINKER&Quot; left his earthly bounds on Friday, March 28, 2014, at the age of 70, at home in Santa Fe, surrounded by his loving family and friends and under the wonderful care of PMS Hospice. He died from complications of liver cancer, which was only recently diagnosed. He entered life in Las Vegas, NM at St. Anthony's Hospital as the first son and second child of five children born to Mayo and Corinne Armijo. He is survived by his mother, Corinne Armijo, sisters Aileen (Bill) Garcia , Rosemarie Montoya, and his brothers Lawrence (Margaret) and Joseph "Duke" (Truva). His father, Joe "Mayo" Armijo, a well-known educator, coach and NMAA official, predeceased him in 2001. He cared greatly for all his aunts and uncles and is survived by Uncles Bobby Romero, Leo (Dora) Romero, Francis Romero, Solomon (Beverly) Armijo and Lewis Winston and his Aunt, Emma Armijo. John loved and appreciated all of his many nephews and nieces that he leaves behind. Kevin (Monica) Garcia, Michelle Flores, and Annette Armijo, Kara Marie (Don) Sandoval , Mary Lucille (Rudy) Fields, Candice (Chris) Nelson, Corrine (Gabe) Salinas, Justin (Sara) Montoya, Les (Christina) Montoya II and Sean (Diamond) Armijo. He treasured his many grandnephews and grandnieces and "Uncle Tinker" was always showing up at their various parties and special events with the "best" and most interesting gifts. He had a strong inclination to all things artistic and creative. He graduated from Immaculate Conception High School in Las Vegas, in 1962. He formed many life-long friendships here and was a proud member of coach Nick Di Dominico's accomplished basketball and baseball teams. After IC he attended Highlands University for a time and gravitated to the Art department, becoming a pupil and friend of HU's celebrated artist - Dr. Raymond Drew....But, HU and Las Vegas proved too small for his worldwide curiosity and appetite. In 1965 he moved on to the prestigious Art Institute of Chicago, which helped shape and define his talents and career. He studied at the Institute while working at a number of different Advertising Agencies. He subsequently moved to Los Angeles where he worked in the industry as a fashion photographer for several major magazines. One of his most treasured experiences in Los Angeles was his involvement in the Robert F. Kennedy presidential campaign, where John was a staff photographer. He met and campaigned for Kennedy and was at the Ambassador Hotel on the fateful evening of Kennedy's assassination. He loved Los Angeles and the excitement of the cultural revolution of the 60's. He gained advertising experience here and used it to his advantage upon his return to Chicago in the late 70's. He considered Chicago his second home, and he made many friends and professional relationships, that have lasted to this day. He spent time as Matre 'D at Frontera Grill & Restaurant, home of the world famous chef - Rick Bayless. His experience here added to his knowledge of restaurants and real authentic Mexican cuisine. He returned to NM, in the early 1990's and found a great match for his talents at the NM Film Office where he did site locations, familiarized advance crews with NM and its many opportunities and did research on various films, film history of NM and filming locations. He worked in the department until July of 2013, when he retired with over 20 years' service. He made many friends in the department and developed new interests - such as his tremendous interest and curiosity about Romaine Fielding, a Hollywood producer who made a number of films in Las Vegas. John was fascinated with Fielding, and long believed that he had never been given the kind of credit that he deserved. He did extensive research and was planning on a book to honor Mr. Fielding, which unfortunately he was unable to finish. John was a "bon vivant" who understood and loved foods and wines and good conversation. He loved to travel - once when he won a $150K lotto in Chicago, he shared his good fortune with his parents and siblings and then traveled to Paris where he lived in the south of France for 6 months and learned how to cook french style. He had an exuberant spirit and his spirit and spontaneity will be missed by all. He was greatly aided in his final month by the PMS Hospice unit. Special thanks to his hospice caregivers, PJ , Dianne, Dr. David Gonzales , and Mely. His "special" landlady, Anne was by side when he died. Special friends Mike Coca and Diane Paolazzi, helped him deal with his illness and provided special counseling and comfort to John and the family. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Joe "Mayo" Armijo scholarship fund at the NM Highlands University Foundation, PO Box 9000, Las Vegas, NM 87701. Funeral services will be held at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in Las Vegas, dates and times are pending and will be announced as they become available. Please visit 
TAFOYA, JOSEPH B. Age 72, beloved father and grandfather was called home to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 27, 2014. He was preceded in death by his mother, Rose Tafoya and his father, Albino C. Tafoya. Joseph grew up in Barelas and was the oldest of five siblings. Joseph is survived by his two sisters, Mary Guyse and Lorrie Bivens; his two brothers, Al Tafoya and Leo Tafoya; and his three children, Joseph Tafoya Jr., Melissa Tafoya-Valencia and husband Sean, and Benny Tafoya; two grandchildren, Sean Valencia Jr. and Michael Valencia and many other family and friends. Mr. Tafoya attended Sacred Heart Catholic School and later joined the United States Army, serving in Korea in 1961 and completing two tours of service in Vietnam where he proudly served with the First Calvary Division. When he returned home he was employed by the University of New Mexico Hospital until he retired after 30 years of service. In his spare time he enjoyed listening to oldies and New Mexican music, watching westerns, sharing jokes, and rooting for the Raiders. Thank you for your love Dad, you will always be missed. A Rosary will be recited Wednesday, April 2, 2014 5:30 p.m. at FRENCH - LOMAS. Mass will be celebrated Thursday April 3, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 412 Stover Ave. SW. Please visit our online guestbook for Joseph at 
SIFUENTES, JUAN E. Juan Sifuentes, 47, a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, passed away on Saturday, March 29, 2014 with his loving family by his side. Juan proudly served his country for over 20 years in the military. He was a veteran of Desert Storm and did tours in Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Juan is predeceased by father, Enrique Sifuentes; brother, Javier Efren Sifuentes; sister, Julia Christina Sifuentes; and his maternal and paternal grandparents. Juan is survived by his daughter Andrea; son Jesus; grandson Isaac; mother of his children, Iva Sifuentes; his mother, Guadalupe Sifuentes; sister Martha Neuhauser and husband, Billy; brother Victor Sifuentes and wife Theresa; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and fellow servicemen. Juan was loved and will be missed. In lieu of flowers, donation can be made to the Disabled Veterans of Albuquerque (2511 Utah St. NE, Albuq 87110.) Juan's Life Celebration will begin with a Viewing at the Frank A. Salazar Chapel (3rd and Lead SW) Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. followed by a Rosary at 6:00 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be Thursday at 8:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church (309 Stover SW 87102) followed by Committal Service at 10:30 a.m. at the Santa Fe National Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Victor Sifuentes, Julian Sifuentes, Raymond Sifuentes, Martin Sifuentes, Carlos Garcia, and Richard Finley. Honorary pallbearers will be Billy Neuhauser, Felix Rodrigues, Anthony Finley, and Robert Finley. Please visit Juan's online guestbook at 
SANDOVAL, JESSE PETER Services for Jesse P. Sandoval, age 36, of Canoncito, NM, will be held at 2pm, Wednesday, April 1, 2014 at The Church on The Hill in Fort Sumner, NM. Burial will follow at Fort Sumner Cemetery. Jesse passed away March 27, 2014 at his home in Canoncito. He made his home in Albuquerque and worked for Giant, Chevron, and as a handyman for Tierra West. He was currently employed at Canoncito Desert Oasis in Canoncito. Jesse is survived by two children, a daughter Cleo Dakota Sandoval and a son Jett Payton Sandoval of Albuquerque; parents Francisco and Priscilla Velasquez; his grandmother Gayl Sandoval, all of Canoncito; three sisters Patience Marie Sandoval of Albuquerque, Ivy Pearl Sandoval and Monique Belle Velasquez of Canoncito; along with many other relatives and friends. Arrangements are under the direction of Chavez Funeral Home, Fort Sumner, NM. (575) 355-2311. Please visit 
RIVERA, MITZI CAROLE Our loving wife and mother passed away March 27, 2014. She was 80 years old. She passed away peacefully surrounded by family and Sister Dottie Moss giving last rites. She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Nina Sparman; brothers, Charles and Phil Sparman; sisters, Betty Gilbert, Wanda Martin, and Lois Tafoya. She is survived by her loving husband, Rambert T. Rivera; daughters, Carole J. Pierce, Renee McFarland (Ric), and Kathi Groves (Al); sons, Sonny Rivera and Michael Rivera (Pam); nine grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and sister, Judy Lucario. Services will be held Thursday, April 3, 2014, 11:00 a.m., at Eastern Hills Baptist Church, 3100 Morris St., with Catholic Deacon Alex Trujillo officiating. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the UNM Cancer Center on behalf of Mitzi. Please visit our online guestbook for Mitzi at 
REAMER, NORVAL He passed away on January 5, 2014. A Memorial Service celebrating Norval's life will be held Wednesday, April 2, 2014, at 2 p.m. in Carter Hall at La Vida Llena, 10501 Lagrima de Oro Rd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111.
MILLER, DELORES (DEE) BROKEY Delores, age 80, passed away on Thursday, March 27, 2014 in to the loving arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Her husband of more than 60 years, Gary Miller held her hand as her spirit departed her for Heaven. Delores leaves behind her sister, Juanita Brokey; children Mark Miller, Dana Miller-Mackie and Mike Miller; granddaughter, Adrienne Hare; and great-granddaughter, Ellie Hare; along with their spouses, Jeanne, Steve, Mary and Brian respectively. She was a teacher/educator and a beautician before becoming the first woman professional bowler in New Mexico. Delores was well-known for her many acts of kindness to family, friends and strangers alike, always carrying a smile to brighten one's day. In the past number of years, Delores remained greatly courageous as she battled ill health. Through it all, Delores always put on a brave face, inspiring to all who knew of her struggles. On her children's social media pages, Delores and the family has received hundreds of messages from all over America and around the world, indicating how many lives her positive outlook on life touched in so many ways. Delores - you are missed now, and will be missed always. We can't wait to see you in Heaven. Love and peace be yours now and forever. Thank you for all you did to make our lives easier to bear on Earth. To view information or leave a condolence, please visit 
JONES, PATRICIA M. Age 73, a resident of Albuquerque, NM since 1963, passed peacefully on Saturday, March 29, 2014. She is survived by her husband, Leland Jones of Albuquerque; Deborah Repp and husband, David, of Albuquerque; Dean Jones and wife, Jenipher, of Albuquerque; grandchildren, David J (DJ) Repp, Stephanie Repp, Michael Repp, Kristina Jones, and Nicole Jones. A Kindergarten Teacher for 35 years, Mrs. Jones touched the lives of countless children. She was an active Life Member of the International Good Sam Club since 1988. Services will be held Wednesday, April 2, 2014, 1:00 p.m. at FRENCH - Lomas Chapel with her son-in-law, David Repp, officiating. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society at 
HINGA, LIZ Age 75, passed away March 25, 2014 after battling cancer. She is survived by her son, Mark B. Hinga, Ph.D. P.E. ; her sister, Virginia; her brother, Francis; and many friends. Liz was preceded in death by her parents and her beloved friend, Aunt Reba. Born in Brooklyn, NY, Liz went to nursing school in NW Texas where she earned her RN. She worked as a nurse for 17 years in many patient care settings and then for 16 years as a medical administrator for the State of Colorado. Liz was an active member of Covenant Presbyterian Church. She loved writing and some of her short stories and poems were published in The Prairie Times in Colorado. A Celebration of Life will be Thursday, April 3, 2014, 4:00 p.m. at Covenant Presbyterian Church, 9315 Candelaria Rd NE. Please visit our online guestbook for Liz at 
