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GABILONDO, Mary Ellen Semolich, born Jan 27, 1911 at Long Beach, CA. Died Feb 4, 1995. Burial Feb 6, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, Father Chavez officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Preceded in death by husband, Victor Gabilondo (in 1974). Son: Victor Jr. Daughter: Mary Ellen Durazo. Six grandchildren. Sisters: Jerri Brown and Dorothy Desamnaise. The Douglas Dispatch, Feb 7, 1995. GAGE, Mrs. E. B. Mrs. Gage’s Death. A telegram was received last evening announcing that Mrs. E. B. Gage, whose serious illness was announced in these columns yesterday, had died in San Francisco at 3:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon. The news of her illness was a great surprise to her many friends here, and the announcement of her death, following so closely, was a great shock to them. Mrs. Gage has been a resident of the territory, with her husband, for about twenty years, having resided at Tombstone, Tucson and Prescott and as a consequence, was one of the best known women in Arizona. She was possessed of a sunny and cheerful disposition, hence was popular with all who knew her. Without the cares of a family of children, and possessed of ample means, she devoted much of her time to charity and to the work of administering to the happiness and comfort of others. While she left Prescott about two months ago with the intention of residing elsewhere, and her departure was deeply deplored, her friends found comfort in the thought that should would pay occasional visits to the place where she had so long resided, little thinking that the summons from the active scenes of life would be soon be issued. A good woman has been called to her reward. –Prescott Courier. GALAZ, Julia V., born Nov 2, 1914 at El Tigre, Sonora, Mex. Died March 15, 1993 at Vista Hills Hospital, El Paso, Texas. Burial March 18, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ from Immaculate Conception Church. Spouse: Leandro Galaz (died 1959). Sons: Eustreberto Galaz; Arnaldo Galaz & Hector Galaz, all of Douglas, AZ.; Mario Galaz of Mesa, AZ. Daughters & sons-in-law: Leticia & Don Morales of El Paso, TX and Evelia & Sergio Robles of Nogales. Brother: Ernesto Valencia (deceased); Arnaldo Valencia of Helasburg, CA & Ruben Galaz of Gonzales, CA. Mr. Galas was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church of Douglas. He had been a Douglas resident since 1955. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed March 17, 1993, pg 3. GALINDO: GALINDO, Adelina Mesa, born May 1914 at Aqua Prieta, Mex. Died Feb 18, 1996 at Aqua Prieta, Mex. Burial Feb 20, 1996 at Aqua Prieta Municipal Cemetery. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary of Douglas, AZ. Spouse: Ramon Galindo. Sons: Ramon of Douglas; Jose of Aqua Prieta; Jose Manuel of Phoenix and L.C. Carlos of Aqua Prieta. Daughters: Dr. Anabel Rodriquez of Madrid, Spain; Adelina Galindo of Aqua Prieta; and Bernardina Galindo of Aqua Prieta. Fourteen grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Feb 20. 1996. GALINDO, Alfonso, born April 11, 1907 at Cananea, Sonora, Mex. Eighty-six yrs of age. Died Dec 20, 1993 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Dec 22, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Daughters & sons-in-law: Enrique & Gloria Salazar of Hermosillo; Hector & Sylvia Canez of Douglas. Daughters: Julicta Galindo of Aqua Prieta,

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Mex; & Adelina Galindo of Douglas. Sons: Alfonso Galindo Jr of Douglas; Ernesto Galindo of Bisbee, AZ. Sons & daughters-in-law: Richardo & Norma Galindo; Amrando & Anita Galindo, all of Douglas; Guillarmo & Gloria Galindo of Aqua Prieta; Oscar & Lupita Barrios of Tucson. Thirty grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren. Mr. Galindo was retired from Phelps Dodge Smelter. He coached Little League in Douglas & Aqua Prieta. He was also very active in the baseball leagues. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Dec 21, 1993, pg 2. GALLAGER, Louis C., born Nov 10 (abt 1897) at Bellevue, MO. Sixty-six yrs of age. Died Mon Dec 30, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Drs. Guy B. Atonna & George W. Martin , coroner, declared death was due to natural causes. Burial at Calvary Cemetery of Douglas with graveside rites by members of Fred Hilburn Post #11 American Legion (location: H-223-5). Mr. Gallager's home address was: Johnson Apartments, 357 10th St., Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch and the Cochise Genealogical Society Library Cem. Bk. , pg 163. GALLEGOS, Susanne Smith, born May 14, 1969 at Farmington, NM Twenty-seven yrs of age. Died Oct 18, 1996 at Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Son: Joshua Gallegos of Douglas. Parents: Bennett Delone & Constellation Smith of Douglas, AZ. Sister: Cindy Hinojoza of Douglas. Brothers: Timothy Smith of Farmington, NM & Joseph Smith of Tucson, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 22, 1996. GAMBLIN, Charlotte, of McNeal, AZ. Born July 14, 1915 at Bisbee, AZ. Seventy-seven yrs of age. Died Dec 18, 1993 at Bisbee, AZ. after a long battle with cancer. No public services. Arrangements by Bisbee Funeral Home. Spouse: Charles R. Gamblin of McNeal, AZ. Parents: George & Elizabeth Campbell (natives of Bisbee). Sons: Charles Gamblin Jr of Duncan, AZ; Robert Gamblin of McNeal. Four grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Mrs. Gamblin had lived 10 yrs in McNeal. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Dec 21, 1993, pg 2. GAMEZ, Mary Ramona, born at Tucson, AZ. Sixty-three yrs of age. Died Feb 2, 1993 at Mesa (AZ) Hospital. Burial Tues Feb 16, 1993 at St. Anne's Catholic Church, Gilbert, AZ. Mother: Anna Appel of Mesa, AZ. Son: Gary Gamez of Gilbert, AZ. Daughters: Karen Lynn Weaver of Phoenix, AZ; Marsha McIntyre of Coolidge, AZ; Michelle & Patricia Gamez, both of Tucson, AZ. Brothers: Fred H. Appel of Coolidge, AZ; Charles R. Appel of Las Vegas, NV; Richard J. Appel of Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Gamez was a member of St. Anne's Catholic Church of Gilbert. She worked for the U.S. Forest Service. She lived in Douglas from 1960 to 1972. The Douglas Dispatch, Sun Feb 14, 1993, pg 2. GAPPMAYER, Joan C. June 21, 2000. Joan C. Gappmayer, of St. David, died on June 18, 2000, at the age 61. Joan was born on Sept. 24, 1938, in Copperton, Utah, to Everard James and Polly Estella (Draper) Cowdell. Mrs. Gappmayer was a homemaker, genealogist and longtime librarian. She loved to find family history. She was also a member of the St. David Ward Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Joan is survived by her husband, Frank of St. David; three sons, Kirk (Shauna) of Tucson; Gerald (Keri) of Blanding, Utah; James (Kelly) of Tucson; four daughters, Polly (Todd) Johnson of Linden; Paula (Phil) Delaney of Tucson; Trudy (Derrick) Boyce of Page; Brenda (Marlo) Stradling of Mesa; three brothers, Keith Cowdell of St. George, Utah; Marion Cowdell of Scottsdale; Frank Cowdell of Copperton, Utah; four sisters, Fay Scott of Mapleton, Utah; Barbara Walters of Midvale, Utah; Polly Poter of Bloomington, N.M.; Sherry Little of St. George, Utah and 26 grandchildren. Services will be held at the St. David LDS Church on June 22, 2000 at 10 a.m. Visitations are June 21 at 6 to 8 p.m. and again at 9 am. on June 22. Interment will be at St. David Cemetery. Arrangements were made by Richardson’s Mortuary of Benson. (Picture of Joan C. Gappmayer) San Pedro Valley News-Sun. Benson.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GARCIA: GARCIA, Adolfo V., born Oct 29, 1948 at Douglas, AZ. Died April 25, 1995 at Tucson, AZ. Burial April 28, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Father Jim Hobert, of St. Luke's officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Spouse: Maria Garcia of Douglas. Children: Griselda Garcia; Jay Garcia; Jose Dorame Jr; Rene Dorame; Adolfo Garcia Jr and Hector Garcia. Brothers: Benito, Bernie and Hector. Sisters: Martha Germen; Heidi Rodriquez; Francis Almada & Emelda Luna & Sylvia Altamerano. Step-mother: Carlota Garcia. The Douglas Dispatch, April 27, 1995. GARCIA, Afredo B., born Oct 8, 1916 at Sonora, Mex. Died Aug 2, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Aug 4, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Funeral Mass at Immaculate Conception Church with Father Luis Chavez officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Funeral Home. Spouse: Luz Garcia. Sons; Santos (Santa) Garcia; Jose Luis (Lucy) Garcia and Alfredo (Leticia) Garcia. Daughters: Lucy (William); Alma; Connie; Rosario (Douglas); Veronica (Jac). Twenty grand-children, 5 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by his daughter Argelia and son, Ricardo. The Douglas Dispatch, Aug 3, 1994. GARCIA, Albert E. "Beto", born June 27, 1916 at Hayden, AZ. Died march 29, 1993 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial April 2, 1993 10am at Pirtleville (AZ) Cemetery. Prayer service April 1, 1993 at Brown Page Mortuary. Mass April 2, 1993 at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Herlinda. Daughter & son-in-law: Roma & Ray Peters. Son: David & Theresa Garcia. Daughter: Sylvia Hurtado. Grandchildren: 'Chelle, Heather, Eric, Dawn and Ian Peters; Enrique, Alberto, Humberto and Elizabeth Hurtado; David and Christopher Garcia. Brothers & sisters-in-law: Joaqin & Maria Encinas; Evaristo & Stella Encinas. Many nieces and nephews. The Douglas Dispatch Tues March 30, 1993 pg 3 and also Wed March 31, 1993 pg 3. GARCIA, Aurelia, born Dec 3, 1903 at White Oaks, NM. Died Oct 2, 1994 at Phoenix, AZ. Burial Oct 5, 1994 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ. Service at St. Patrick's Church, Rev. Nadolny officiating. Arrangements by Dugan Funeral Home. Preceded in death by husband, Louis Garcia, and son, Ray, and daughter, Minnie Stier. Daughters: Mary Parker and Pat Witt. Son: Joseph Garcia. Sisters: Rosela Perea; Lagardita Lueras and Josefita Hibbitt. Brother: Antonio Lueras. Twenty-eight grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 6, 1994. GARCIA, Clotilde, June 1, 1979. Douglas. Mrs. Clotilde Garcia. Mrs. Clotilde Garcia, 88, west of Douglas, died in Cochise County Hospital Thursday. Born May 12, 1891 in Asturis, Spain, Mrs. Garcia came to Douglas and the United States in 1910. She was a member of St. Bernard’s Catholic Church. She is survived by three sons, Antonio S., Spain; Emilio S. and Frank Y., west of Douglas; two daughters, Mrs. Amelia Arzate, 2040 10th St., and Mary Sant, St. David. 23 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and five great, great grandchildren. Funeral services are pending with Brown-Page Mortuary. The Douglas Dispatch. GARCIA, Clotilde E. June 2, 1979. In Memoriam. Clotilde E. Garcia. Rosary will be recited Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Brown-Page Chapel for Clotilde Garcia, 88, Rt. 1 Box 18, who died Thursday in Cochise County Hospital. Funeral mass will be said at 4 p.m. Monday at St. Bernard’s Church, Pirtleville, with the Rev. Joseph Doerfler officiating. Burial will follow in Calvary Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Salvador Necocchea, Antonio Cabarga, C.M. “Ike” Sharp, Sam Fullen, Richard A. Arzate, and Joe M. Diaz. Honorary pallbearers are her seven grandsons, Val Cabarga Jr., Quintin T. Cabarga, Emilio A. Garcia, Robert Garcia, David Arzate Jr., Richard I. Arzate and Michael Arzate. Also J.F. Lucas, Gabe Vincent, Rudy Rosales, Joe B. Romo, Milton Hannum and Ramon Miranda. A native of Asturias, Spain, Mrs. Garcia had lived in Douglas

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved since 1910. She and her husband, Manuel P. Garcia, operated a chicken farm for many years at their residence west of Douglas. Her husband predeceased her in 1964. She was a member of Alianza Hispana Americana, Vela Perpetua, and St. Bernard’s Catholic Church. She is survived by three sons, Antonio S, Spain, Emilio S, Frank Y. west of Douglas; two daughters Mrs. Amelia Arzate, 2040 10th St., Mrs. Mary Sant, St. david. 23 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and 5 great great grandchildren. Among her grandchildren are Josephine Roqueni, Sylvia Valenzuela, Bette Morales, Kelly Garcia, Linda Newlove, Sylvia Wallace, Jackie Williams, Ramona Malzahan, Monica and Diane Arzate. She was predeceased by a daughter, Mrs. Susie Cabarga, in 1970. The Douglas Dispatch. (A picture accompanies the obituary.) GARCIA, Delia Ernestina, born Dec 7, 1930. Sixty-four yrs of age. Died Sunday Dec 25, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Dec 29, 1994 at 10:30am from St. Luke's Church with Father Liam Leahy officiating. Brown Page Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Parents: the late Ernest G. & Anna M. Garcia. Sisters: Angelina Shawias (?) of Douglas & Ann Di Meglio of San Pedro, CA. Brother: Frank of Lawndale, CA. Miss Garcia graduated from Douglas High School in 1949 & attended Newberry College in Los Angeles. She was a career civil service library technician in the directorate of community service at Ft. Huachuca. She retired after 30 yrs (in 1984). The Douglas Dispatch, Wed Dec 28, 1994, pg 2. See picture file of the Cochise Genealogical Society. GARCIA, Emilio S., born July 11, 1913 at Douglas, AZ. Eighty-eight yrs of age. Died July 21, 1997 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, Arizona. Burial July 24, 1997 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Sons: Emilio Alfredo (Veronica) of Douglas & Robert M. of San Manuel, AZ. Daughter: Ramona (Brian) Fasols. Parents: Manuel P & Clotilde E. Garcia. Sisters: Susie Carbaga; Florita Sierra and Monolo Garcia. The Douglas Dispatch, July 23, 1997. GARCIA, German R., born Oct 19, 1989 at Douglas, AZ. Died Jan 1, 1995 at Tucson, AZ. Burial Jan 3, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ from Immaculate Conception Church. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Chapel. Parents: Santos & Santa Garcia. Sisters: Katrina; Yessenia: Jeannette. Brother: Santos Jr. Grandmothers; Luz Garcia & Idalina Rios. Grandfather: Antonio Rios. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Jan 3, 1995 pg 2. GARCIA, Joe, born Nov 23, 1909 at New Fiero, NM Died May 30, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Fri June 3, 1994 10am at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Brown Page Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Survived by two sons. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed June 1, 1994 pg 2. GARCIA, Juan P., born April 2, 1917 at Nacozari, Mex. Eighty yrs of age. Died July 14, 1997 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial July 17, 1997 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Rosa Lopez (deceased). Daughters: Dolores (deceased); Rosalydia (Edwardo) Acosta of Pasadena & Josephine (Ramon) of Encinas. Sons: Benjamin of Pasadena; Francisco (Rosa) of Douglas and David (Diane) Gonzales of Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch, July 16, 1997. GARCIA, Luz Maria, born June 17, 1924 at Douglas, AZ. Died Jan 20, 1995 at Tucson (AZ) Medical Center. Burial Feb 2, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, L. Chavez officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Preceded in death by husband, Alfredo (in 1994), daughter Argelia (in 1992) and grandson, German (in 1995). Daughters: Lucy Walko; Alma Rosa Anderson; Connie Rojas; Maria del Rosario Circosta & Veronica Brandom. Sons: Santos, Jose Luis and Alfredo. Nineteen grandchildren. Brother: Jesus Pedrego. Sisters: Bertha Andrade; Emma Vega & Leonor Sira. The Douglas Dispatch, Feb 1, 1995.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GARCIA, Maria Louise. Jun 21, 1928 - Nov 12, 1978 Maria Louise Garcia, Bowie, died Nov. 12 at the Northern Cochise Community Hospital. She was 50 years old. She was born June 21, 1928 at Santa Barbara, Mexico. Mrs. Garcia was a housewife. Requiem Mass services were held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church 10 a.m. Nov 15. Burial was at Desert Rest Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Gonzaleo Garcia, Bowie; a son, Manuel Garcia, Bowie; and a daughter, Olga Garcia Morales, Sierra Vista, Arizona. She is also survived by two sisters and two grandchildren. Arrangements were by Westlawn Chapel. Arizona Range News, Willcox November 23, 1978. Transcribed by Wilola Follett. GARCIA, Maria Victoria, born Nov 10, 1910 at Cerro, New Mexico. Eighty-six yrs of age. Died April 26, 1997 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ. Dugan Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements. Spouse: Ben (died 1959). Parents: Luis R. Montoya & Maria de La Luz Gallegos. Sons & daughters-in-law: Mike & Nine of Albuquerque; Joe & Annie of Birmingham, AL. Daughters & sons-in-law: Sadie & David Lomeli of Albuquerque; Roberta & Tony Fields of Coolidge, AZ. Ten grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. The Bisbee News, May 1, 1997 pg 15. GARCIA, Rafael A., born July 20, 1900 at Solomon, Arizona Territory. Died May 12, 1995 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Tues May 16, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from Immaculate Conception Church. Daughter: Martina Duran-Garcia of Tucson. Grandchildren: Rafael (Anjeannett); Richardo (Debbie); Ramon (Isabel); Rodolfo (Brenda); Roberto C. Garcia & Dolores Duran-Cerda Garcia. Great grandchildren: Ramon Jr; Luz Irene & Roxanne. Pallbearers: Richardo Garcia Sr; Richardo Garcia Jr; Rafael Garcia; Ramon Garcia; Rodolfo Garcia; Roberto C. Garcia. Mr. Garcia was a retired employee of U.S. Army Electronics Dept at Ft. Huachuca; prior to this he worked at the U.S. Customs House in Douglas. He had lived 47 yrs in Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch, May 14, 1995, pg 2. GARCIA, Ramona M. born April 15, 1929 at Montezuma, Sonora, Mex. Sixty-seven yrs of age. Died June 23, 1996 at Tucson, AZ. Burial June 26, 1996 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Daughter: Dora Montoya of Douglas. Sister: Natalia Garcia of Aqua Prieta. Brother: Ernesto Garcia of Hermosillo. Pallbearers: Guadalupe Gamez; Francisco Gamez; Favian Gamez; Tony Gamez; Marcelino Montoya; Octavio Peralta. The Douglas Dispatch, June 25, 1996. GARDEN, Gwendolen Carrie, born May 26, 1903 at Quincy, Ill. Ninety-three yrs of age. Died Aug 7, 1996 at South East Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Daughters: Gail (Thomas) Wright of Sunsites, AZ & Amy (Daniel) Robinson of Utah. Brother: Seymour H. Smith of CA. The Douglas Dispatch, Aug 8, 1996. GARDINER, Eleanor Louise, of Douglas, AZ. Born Aug 8, 1910 at Douglas, AZ. Died March 28, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Burial April 3, 1993. Memorial service at 11am at St. Stephan's Episcopal Church with Rev. Donne E. Puckle officiating. Private burial at 11am Sat April 3, 1993, Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Charles Gardiner (died 1971). Daughter & son-in-law: Carolyn Ann & Curtis Brown. Grandchildren: Sarah & Emily Brown, all of Hillsboro, CA. Mrs. Gardiner worked very actively for the American Red Cross for 35 yrs. The Douglas Dispatch, March 30, 1993 pg 3 and also Thurs April 1, 1993, pg 3. GARDNER, Kearney, born Oct 20, 1903, Douglas, Arizona Territory. Ninety-three yrs of age. Died March 23, 1997 at Sunsites, AZ. Burial March 26, 1997 at Cochise Gardens of Rest. Arrangements by Richardson’s

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Mortuary. Daughter: Betty (Tom) Kuykendall of IGO ranch. Sister: Gerie Eicks of Douglas, AZ. 1/2 Brother: Bob (Mary) Gardner of Astoria, Oregon. The Douglas Dispatch, March 25, 1996. GAREY, Nettie Shirley, born July 18, 1921 at Lite, AZ. Died Dec 27, 1993 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Thurs Dec 30, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. under the direction of Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: William B. Garey (died 1976). Son & daughter-in-law: Henry Lee and Jill Garey of Bisbee. Sisters: Vivian Norris of York Valley, AZ; Faye Meadows of Safford, AZ; Marjorie Heart of Chino, AZ; Louise Bloddget of North Pole, Alaska; Aileen Katy of Pinetop, AZ. Brothers: Lawrence G. Price of Frontier Rd, Cochise Co, AZ; Mitchell Edward Price of Safford, AZ. Mrs. Garey move to Douglas 2 yrs ago, after many yrs as a Bisbee resident. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed, Dec 29, 1993 pg 2. GARLAN, Mrs. William. Victim of Runaway Accident Wednesday Died Last Night. Husband’s Condition is Exceedingly Critical – Is Doubtful Whether He Will Survive. As a result of injuries sustained in the frightful runaway accident in upper Tombstone canyon Wednesday evening, Mrs. William Garland died at her home on Naco road last night about nine o’clock. It was stated by Dr. Hart, the attending physician, that death was due to failure of Mrs. Garland to rally from the terrible shock sustained to her entire system through the violence of her fall to the ground when thrown from the buggy as it overturned in front of the Thomas residence. The spinal cord was particularly effected. Besdies this there were internal injuries sustained along with broken ribs and severe general shaking up that was in itself of gravest character. The injured woman suffered greatly from the first, despite all efforts to alleviate her. Mrs. Garland’s daughter, Mrs. Geo Bennett, who is in New York, has been telegraphed concerning the death of her mother, and word is expected from her this morning. Until this is received no definite arrangements will be decided upon concerning the funeral. Mrs. Garland was about 50 years of age. The condition of Wm. Garland was reported last night to be very critical. The effect of the shock of his wife’s death upon him is certain to operate against his improvement. The physician would not say last night what might be the outcome of today in his case. The greatest danger attends. Upon the first examination of the injured couple it was the opinion that Mr. Garland had sustained by far the more serious injuries and that while Mrs. Garland stood some chance of recovery his chances were exceedingly small. Later and more careful examinations, together with the developments brought with passing of time, convinced the physicians that the condition of Mrs. Garland was the more immediately serious. Since then it has been realized that there was small hope for the recovery of either of the injured, though it has been felt that a favorable turn might occur with either that would enable recovery. Such is now hoped for with Mr. Garland, though, as previously stated, the shock that the death of Mrs. Garland carries to him reduces the chances of such occurrence. His injuries, however, have not had time to fully develop, and may not prove to be of as serious a character as is now indicated. This hope reigns with hundreds of friends, though it must be said that in reality there is small prospect at the present time for its realization. Bisbee Daily Review, Bisbee, AZ. Saturday, June 10, 1905. Pg. 1 (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GARRETT, Andrew, January 3, 1958. Funeral Services Held For Bowie Farmer. Bowie. Funeral services for Andrew Garrett were held Monday afternoon at the Southern Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. L.S. Chambers and members of the Eastern Star. Burial was in Desert Rest Cemetery, with Masons conducting the services. Pallbearers were T.C. Creighton, William Cox. G.B. Francis, Leir Knape, Frank Shown and F.W. Tunnell. A Bowie farmer and rancher, he died Dec. 26 at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Earl Mahon of Tucson. The Douglas Dispatch. January 3, 1958. Andrew W. Garrett Services In Bowie. Funeral services were held in the First Southern Baptist Church for Andrew W. Garrett at 3 p.m. Monday afternoon, Dec. 30. Mr. Garrett died at the home

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved of his daughter, Mrs. Earl Mahon in Tucson following a long illness. Services were conducted by Rev. L.S. Chambers and by members of the Order of the Eastern Star. Graveside services were conducted by the Masons. Pallbearers were T.C. Creighton, Frank Shown, F.W. Tunnell, Wm. Cox, G.B. Francis and Levi Knape. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Sallie Garrett of the home here, his daughter, Mrs. Anna Sue Mahon and three grandchildren of Tucson and six brothers and six sisters. Mr. Garrett was born in Parkspring, Texas, Feb. 27, 1913 and married Dec. 23, 1931 to Sallie Knighstaid in Oklahoma. He lived in Yuma for thirteen years, coming here in 1949. He was associated with T.D. Shown in Yuma and also here in the business of ranching and farming. He was a member of the Baptist church and of the Masonic Lodge in Bowie. Since coming to the Bowie community he had made many friends who knew him. The sympathy of the whole community is with his family. The Willcox Funeral Home was in charge. Arizona Range News. Willcox. GARRETT, Drew. Dec 29, 1957. Bowie Farmer Is Taken By Death. Willcox. Drew Garrett, 44, a Bowie farmer since 1949, died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Earl Mahan, 3755 E 23rd St. in Tucson, and funeral services will be in Bowie, directed by the Willcox Funeral Home. A native of Texas, Mr. Garrett lived in Yuma 13 years before moving to Bowie. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Also surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sally Garrett of Bowie, three grandchildren in Tucson and a brother and sister in Texas. Douglas Daily Dispatch. GARVIN, Beatrice, born June 23, 1907 at Toronto, Kansas. Died April 7, 1995 at Sierra Vista, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas, AZ. Preceded in death by parents, Karl & Jessie Garvin & brother, Hugh Garvin. Cousins: Clarabelle Chaplin Scholtzhaser; Kate Holt; Norena Kay Eckhardt & Evelyn Ackley. The Douglas Dispatch, April 11, 1995. GARZA, Consuelo, born July 26, 1927 at Nacozari, Sonora, Mex. Died Nov 21, 1994 at Tucson, AZ. Burial Nov 26, 1994 at Holy Hope Cemetery, Tucson, AZ. Arrangements by Tucson Mortuary Inc. Spouse: Arnulfo. Preceded in death by sons: Victor & Hector. Sons: Arnulfo Jr, Rene & Meltido. Daughter: Azalea De La Garza. Thirteen grandchildren. Mother: Adeline Gallegos. The Douglas Dispatch, Nov 23, 1994. GASTELUM, Annie M., born June 12, 1926 at Douglas, AZ. Seventy yrs of age. Died March 26, 1997 at Douglas, AZ. Burial March 31, 1997 at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Brother: Art Gastelum. The Douglas Dispatch, March 28, 1997. GATES, George D., born May 12, 1921 at Dove Creek, CO. Died Nov 14, 1993 at Prescott, AZ. Burial private family services. Sunrise Funeral Home of Prescott Valley, AZ., in charge of arrangements. Spouse: Helen M. Ballard Gates of Prescott (2nd marriage, on April 8, 1986 at Las Vegas, NV). Parents: George & Marie Gates. Son: Gary of Prescott Valley, AZ. Two grandchildren. Mr. Gates grew up in Whittier, CA. He served in the U.S. Air Force in WWII. He was a self-employed paving contractor. He retired in 1977. He was a member of the Scottish Rites, Masonic Lodge of AZ &CA and the Elks Lodge. He moved to Douglas in 1953 and to Prescott in 1988. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed Nov 17, 1993. GATLIN, Bettie H. January 3, 1980. In Memoriam. Douglas. Bettie H. Gatlin, 90, 1057 D Ave., died Wednesday in Cochise County Hospital. Mrs. Gatlin was born during a hurricane in Henrietta, Texas. She moved to Douglas in 1912. Her husband, Gordon, who preceded her in death in 1963, was a rancher and cattle buyer. Mrs. Gatlin was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by one son, Wiley Gatlin, 842 10th St.; one grandson, Sun Valley, Calif., two great grandchildren; one sister, Nell Miller,

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Roseburg, Ore. Eastern Star services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Brown-Page Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be in Calvary Memorial Park. The Douglas Dispatch. January 4, 1980. In Memoriam. Douglas. Bettie H. Gatlin. Eastern Star services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Brown Page Memorial Chapel for Mrs. Bettie Gatlin, who died Wednesday in Cochise County Hospital. Burial will be in Calvary Memorial Park. Pallbearers are Troupe Bloodworth, Joe Webb, Robert D. Webb, Frank Thomas, William E. Wood, and Richard G. Struthers. The Douglas Dispatch. GAVIN, Betty "Margaret", born Jan 10, 1921 at Pierson, Mich. Died April 4, 1998 at Tucson (AZ) Heart Hospital. Burial April 8, 1998 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ. Spouse: #1Julian Newth (died 1979) #2 William Gavin (died 1980). Parents: Oscar & Norma G. Mac Naughton White. Daughters: Julianne (Gregory) Finn of Bisbee, AZ; Jennifer Martell of Sherwood, OR; Carol Bookens of Westfield, IN. Son: Jeffrey D. Newth (died in 1987) Sister: Emma Jane (Don) Scott of Ft. Myers, FL. Grandchildren: Jerrilyn MacDonald; Melanie Newth; Celeste Newth; Marshall Martell; Jenessa Martell; Jacob Curtis. Betty attended Central Michigan Univ in Mt. Pleasant. She was a teacher of all grades in Mt. Pleasant 1956-1965. She also taught in Casa Grande, AZ & Nevada 1965-1985; moving from Oregon to Bisbee in 1987. She was named Nevada's "Teacher of the Year" in 1970. The Bisbee News, April 9, 1998 pg 2. GEERS, Frank M. Pioneer Rancher Frank Geers Dies. Douglas – Funeral services are today at 2 p.m. for Frank M. Geers, a pioneer Cochise County rancher. He was 85. Mr. Geers died Sunday in the Cochise County Hospital. A native of Texas, he came to Cochise County in 1909. Mr. Geers owned the Six/Nine Ranch near Gleason but lived in Douglas at the time of his death. A charter member of the Arizona Cattle Growers Assn., Mr. Geers was one of the biggest ranchers in Cochise County. He is survived by his wife Ruth; two daughters, Peggy Kemper of Reno and Elizabeth M. Glenn of Orange, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Ralph Cowan of McNeal; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at the Grace United Methodist Church in Douglas. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Brown-Page Mortuary is handling the arrangements. Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, AZ. Tuesday, December 26, 1972. Pg. 2 (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GEORGE, Clyde R., born April 9, 1897 at Colchester, ILL. Ninety-six yrs of age. Died Sept 4, 1993 at La HarpeDavier Health Care Center, La Harpe, Ill. Burial at Friendship Cemetery in rural Colchester, Ill. Spouse: Neva Hancock of La Harpe, Ill (married Dec 25, 1920 at Burlington, Iowa). Parents: William & Anna (Green) George. Sons: William of Bellevue, Iowa; Lloyd of Eagle Bend, Min; Robert of Douglas, AZ. Daughters: Betty Johnson of La Harpe, Ill; Anna Montgomery of East Peoria, Ill; Mary McKinney of Duncan, AZ. Twenty four grandchildren, 45 great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild. He was preceded in death by 3 brothers, 2 sisters & 3 great grandchildren. Mr. George farmed in Illinois most of his life. He was a veteran of WWII. He moved to Arizona in 1948. He returned to Illinois in 1980. He was a member of the La Harpe American Legion Post #301. The Douglas Dispatch, Fri Sept 17, 1993 pg 2. GERTSCH, Jean M., born Aug 26, 1909 at Duluth, Minn. Died April 10-, 1993 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial April 14, 1993 at 10:30am at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas. Spouse: Dr. Willis J. Gertsch. Parents: Nellie Williams & Hubert Underhill. Children all born and raised in Ramsey, ND: Louise G. Hill of Silver Springs, MD; John W. Gertsch of Yonkers, NY: Mary Smallhouse of Redington. Grandchildren: Elizabeth Ann Smallhouse; Allan Lawrence Hill; Tinah Moore Gertsch; Andrew Jay Smallhouse & Julie Louise Hill. Great grandchild: Michael Kraich. Sister: Ruth Alden Swanson of Sarasota, FL. Mrs. Gertsch grew up in Duluth. She attended Carleton College & received a B.A. She met Dr. Gertsch at the U. of Minn. while working on a graduate degree in biology.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch, Sun April 11, 1993 pg 3. Picture on file with the Cochise Genealogical Society. GHERNA, Maria A., born in Cumpas, Sonora, Mex. Died Sept 4, 1993 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Sept 5, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Son: Gilbert Gherna of Safford, AZ. Seven grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren. Mrs. Gherna had been a Douglas resident for 40 yrs. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Sept 7, 1993 pg 2. GIACOLETTI, Marian, born Oct 20, 1895 at Sale, Italy. Died April 14, 1994 at Copper Queen Hospital, Bisbee, AZ. Burial April 20, 1994 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ. Rev. James Coleman of St. Patrick's officiating. Arrangements by Dugan Funeral Chapel of Bisbee. Spouse: Dominic (died 1937). Son & daughter-in-law: Joe & Toni Giacoletti of Bisbee. Daughter & son-in-law: Alice & Bill Hope of Tucson, AZ. Fourteen grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren, 10 great great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband Dominic Giacoletti Papas on Dec 1, 1937 and 5 children: Lucy, John, Mamie Grey (June 1986); Katherine Falbo (April 1986) and Lena Oventile (Aug 1986). The Douglas Dispatch, April 19, 1994. GIACOMINO: GIACOMINO, Antonio. Three Pioneers of Cochise Die In Day. Bisbee, Dec. 18 – (AP) – Three pioneer residents of Cochise county died today, each at an advanced age. Mrs. J. M. Christian, who settled on the San Pedro river at St. David in 1879, before Tombstone had been established, died this morning. She will be buried tomorrow afternoon in St. David. She is survived by six children. Mrs. Serepia Denogeain, 79 years old, a resident of Bisbee 15 years, died following a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, with burial in Bisbee. The third death was that of Antonio Giacomino, 74, who had lived in Bisbee 43 years. His death was attributed to double pneumonia. Funeral Arrangements have not been made. Giacomino was a native of Italy. He had been a miner here more than two score years, however. Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, AZ. Wednesday, December 19, 1934. Pg. 1 (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GIACOMINO, Arlee "Tincy", born abt 1921at Belton, Texas. Seventy-nine yrs of age. Died March 14, 1998. Entombment at East Lawn Cemetery, Tucson, AZ. Spouse: Jimmy. Son: Charles H. (Luche) of Bisbee, AZ. Grandson: Charlie (Julie) Granddaughter: Joni (Manuel) Lewis. Grandson: James Giacomino. Great granddaughter: Juliana Giacomino. All of Bisbee. Sister: Edna Randle of Sierra Vista, AZ. Brother: Richard Cosper of CA. Mrs. Giacomino was a life-long resident of Bisbee. She moved there as an infant. She graduated from Douglas High School, Douglas, AZ. She worked at Huachuca-Sierra Vista, AZ. She worked in the procurement division of Ft. Huachuca. She & her husband, Jimmy, were active in the Bisbee Elks Lodge. The Bisbee News, Thurs March 26, 1998 pg 2. GIANETTO, William G., born Aug 20, 1918 at Silverton, CO. Seventy-eight yrs of age. Died April 2, 1997 at Sierra Vista, AZ. at the Live Care Center. Memorial service April 26, 1997 at Bisbee Funeral Home. Cremains to be scattered in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Spouse: Jean Gianetto Stillwell of Lakewood, CO (divorced). Daughter: the Rev. Sandra Jean & her friend Joleen Goss of Bisbee. Grandchildren: Charise (Jeff) Copeland of Durango, CO; Robert Obert, Louisville, KY. Great grandchildren: Morgan & Tyler of Durango. Sisters: Adeline Todd & Kathryn Higbee of Las Vegas, NV. Friends: Don & Theresa Laeding of Bisbee. Parents were Italian immigrants. Mr. Gianetto moved to Bisbee in 1975. He owned & operated Bisbee Mining & Salvage and Fiber Air. He was a member of BPOE, Ouray, CO, Lodge #492. The Bisbee News, Thurs April 10, 1997, pg 6.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GIBBONS: GIBBONS, Anna Moiza, born May 15, 1906 at Las Chiapoas, Mex. Ninety-two yrs of age. Died Sept 27, 1998 at Yuma, AZ. Burial Oct 2, 1998 10am at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ from St. Patrick's Church with Rev. Stanley Nadolny officiating. Spouse: Zimiri Frazier Gibbons (died 1947). Parents: Jose & Juanna Moiza. Son: Joe (Alma) Gibbons of Morenci, AZ. Daughters: Jennie Hoyos of Yuma, AZ; Anna (frank) Benavidez of Bisbee. Six grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren. Mrs. Gibbons moved to Bisbee from Mexico in 1926. The Bisbee News, Oct 1, 1998, pg 2. GIBBONS, David Austin, born Dec 31, 1933 at Douglas, AZ. Fifty-nine yrs of age. Died Feb 10, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Services 10am Sat Feb 13, 1993 at Grace United Methodist Church, Douglas. Spouse: Bunny. Parents: Robert E. & Annie May Gibbons (Robert E. died in 1980). Daughters & sons-in-law: Kim & Mike Karasch of Baudette, Minn; Danette & Fernando Hurtado of Douglas; Holly & Joey Barraza of Douglas. Son & daughter-in-law: Dirk & Kydia Gibbons of Aurora, CO. Sister & brother-in-law: Bobbie Jean & John L. Donaldson of Scottsdale, AZ. Sister: Betty Ann Hawkins of Douglas. Sister & brother-in-law: Margaret & Dave McClain of Tucson, AZ. Brother & sister-in-law: Johnny & Janice Gibbons of Tucson. Grandchildren: Gwen, Kriste, Michael, Mitchell, Edward & Kassie Karasch; Carlos, Hannah, Bobby & Danielle Hurtado; Austin, Cody, David Gibbons; Alexandria Barraza. Mr. Gibbons served in the U.S. Air Force in 1953-1957 Mt. Lemmon, AZ. He worked for Phelps Dodge and was Constable, prect #2 Douglas. He was a member of the Grace Methodist Church, Elks Lodge #955, American Cancer Society. He was honored as Outstanding Volunteer of 1990-1991.The Douglas Dispatch, Fri Feb 12, 1993; pg 3. GIBSON: GIBSON, Amy. February 13, 1992. Amy Gibson, longtime state resident. Amy Gibson, who moved to Benson three years ago, died Feb. 8 at Quiburi Samaritan Center in Benson. She was 92. Mrs. Gibson was born April 6, 1899 in Oaxaca, Mexico, the daughter of Alonzo and Annie Skinner. She had lived in Arizona for 80 years and was a homemaker. Graveside services were held at Pomerene Cemetery Feb. 11 with Harry Coleman and Cecil Richardson officiating. Mrs. Gibson was a member of the Mormon Church. She was preceded in death by her husband Frank in 1943 and daughter Virginia in 1989. Mrs. Gibson is survived by son, Frank Gibson of Farmington, N.M.; one daughter, Mary Skov of Benson; 16 grandchildren; 18 great grand-children and many nieces and nephews. San Pedro Valley News-Sun. Benson. GIBSON, Anna E., born June 9, 1903 at Cincinnati, Ohio. Died Jan 14, 1993 at Scottsdale (AZ) Memorial Hospital. Burial Jan 16, 1993 at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ. Funeral service from Grace United Methodist Church. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Charles E. Gibson Sr (died Feb 22, 1970 at Douglas). Son: Charles Gibson Jr of Scottsdale, AZ. Grandsons: James Charles Gibson of Dallas, TX; Sean Patrick Gibson of Elfrida, AZ. Granddaughter: Rhiannon Gibson of Dallas. Mrs. Gibson lived in Douglas from 1951 until she moved to Scottsdale, AZ in 1984. The Douglas Dispatch, Fri Jan 15, 1993 pg 3. April 30, 1943. GIBSON, Elizabeth. Buried In Willcox. Mrs. Elizabeth Myers Gibson who has seen many changes take place in the United States, who had endured many pioneering expeditions, passed away at her home near Cascabel, Thursday, April 22, and was buried from the Rettman chapel in Willcox Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. She was born in country that was then new for white people and was to know the tragedy of seeing her mother killed by Indians, and in this same raid saw her mother fall on the baby brother which killed

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved him, saw a brother scalped and a brother and sister carried away. The brother and sister were later returned to the family by the government. After this Indian attack, the father moved his remaining family to first Grayson and then to Denton County, Texas. It was in Denton County that she met her husband, the late John Gibson who died in 1926. Mrs. Gibson fondly recalled the happy times she and her husband and children had together. She especially enjoyed the covered wagon trip they made from one end of Missouri to another which took a whole year. Many a stream had a tall bridge that cost fifty cents to cross. Mrs. Gibson was an active woman up until the time of her last sickness. She hadn’t been to Benson for seven years back in 1938 when it was necessary for her to come in On Wednesday, August 17, 1938, to make final claim on her government land. The summer rains had swollen the San Pedro River until it was impossible for her son Sam to bring her across in his pickup truck. She agilely climbed on a horse unaided; rode side saddle fashion for over a mile or over the swollen stream and finished the 32 mile trip into town, transacted her business, apparently none the worse for the wear. It was while Mrs. Gibson was milking, one of her favorite chores, that she was kicked six weeks ago. She was put to bed and was never able to get up again. Helping care for her was her granddaughter, Patricia Siebel of Ballenger, Texas. The Gibsons came to New Mexico after they had lived in Missouri, then they moved to Arizona in 1916. In April, 1931, Mrs. Gibson built her house on the government land which wasn’t opened up yet for homesteading but which was later to become her very own. Funeral services were in charge of Rev. U’Renn while Virginia Kennedy sang “Rock of Ages.” Pallbearers were Harold Holcomb, Wiley Morgan, Mark Bradbury, Dan Allen, Benny Baker and Floyd Hightower. Others to attend the funeral from a distance were Mrs. C.A. Clement and family, Chico Lopez and family, Cecil Ramsey of San Diego, Chas. Watson of Bisbee. She leaves her son Sam, with whom she has lived for years, her son Frank Gibson of Cascabel, her daughter Elsie of Kissimee, Fla., and her daughter, Anna Oldhan of McKinley, Texas. Interment was in the Sunset cemetery. San Pedro Valley News. Benson. GIBSON, Elizabeth. April 30, 1943. Mrs. E. Gibson Buried In Willcox. Mrs. Elizabeth Myers Gibson who has seen many changes take place in the United States, who had endured many pioneering expeditions, passed away at her home near Cascabel, Thursday, April 22, and was buried from the Rottman chapel in Willcox Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. She was born in country that was then new for white people and was to know the tragedy of seeing her mother killed by Indians, and in this same raid saw her mother fall on the baby brother which killed him, saw a brother scalped and a brother and sister carried away. The brother and sister were later returned to the family by the government. It was while Mrs. Gibson was milking, one of her favorite chores, that she was kicked six weeks ago. She was put to bed and was never able to get up again. Helping care for her was her granddaughter, Patricia Siebel of Ballenger, Texas. The Gibsons came to New Mexico after they had lived in Missouri, then they moved to Arizona in 1916. In April, 1931, Mrs. Gibson built her house on the government land which wasn’t open up yet for homesteading but which was later to become her very own. Funeral services were in charge of Rev. U’Renn while Virginia Kennedy sang “rock of Ages.” Pallbearers were Harold Holcomb, Wiley Morgan, Mark Bradbury, Dan Allen, Benny Baker and Floyd Hightower. Others to attend the funeral from a distance were Mrs. C.A. Clement and family, Chico Lopez and family, Cecil Ramsey of San Diego, Chas. Watson of Bisbee. She leaves her son Sam, with whom she has lived for years, her son Frank Gibson of Cascabel, her daughter Elsie of Kissimee, Fla., and her daughter, Anna Oldhan of McKinley, Texas. Interment was in the Sunset cemetery. (Front Page) Arizona Range News. Willcox. GIL, Mario, born April 4, 1956 at Colonia Morelos, Sonora, Mex. Thirty-seven yrs of age. Died Feb 27, 1994 in Cochise Co, AZ of an accidental gunshot wound. Burial Wed March 2, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from St. Bernard's Church, Pirtleville, AZ. Brown Page Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Spouse: Luz Guadalupe Gil of Elfrida, AZ. Mother: Teresa De Jesus Gil of Colonia Morelos, Sonora, Mex.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Father: Elijio Estrada of Douglas, AZ. Sons: Sean Patricio; Mario Jesus & Andres Gilberto Gil. Sister: Celia Estrada. Brothers: Elijio, Carlos & Guillermo Estrada: the Gil Soqui family. Mr. Gil was the ranch foreman for Rainbow End ranch for 7 yrs. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues March 1, 1994 pg 2. GILBERT, Elva E., born March 5, 1890 at Oregon City, Oregon. Seventy-three yrs of age. Died Wed Nov 27, 1963 at Douglas Hospital, Douglas, AZ. Burial Sat Nov 30, 1963 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas. Spouse: Charles Henry Gilbert Sr (died Dec 22, 1968). Sons: Charles H. Gilbert Jr of Ajo, AZ; Ted W. Gilbert of San Lorenzo, CA. Pallbearers: George Ferguson, Ben Flores Sr. R.C. Arnold; Raymond Gill, Neil Smith and Fred Thomas. Mrs. Gilbert & husband came to Douglas 21 yrs ago. They resided in Ajo 18 yrs before moving to Douglas. Mrs. Gilbert was a member of the First Christian Church. The Douglas Dispatch, Thur Nov 28, 1963 and also Cochise Genealogical Society Cem. Bk. GILLAND, Opal Almeda, born Sept 10, 1913 in Arkansas. Died Dec 26, 1996 at Willcox, AZ. Burial Dec 26, 1996 at Evergreen Cemetery of Bisbee, AZ. with grandson Gene Roberts officiating. Arrangements by Dugan Funeral Chapel of Bisbee. Spouse: Clark Ted Gilland (died 1976, married 1934 at Rual? Green, Ark.). Daughter & son-in-law: Margaret (Bill) Imrich of Thatcher, AZ; Bonnie (Collier) Maxwell of Silver City, NM. Daughter: Opal "Teddie" Wood of Bisbee. Grandchildren: John Jr & Dale Maxwell; Debra Gerleve, Norma Pennell, Gene Roberts, Judy Dieaz. Thirteen great grandchildren. Parents: John J. & Ollie Viola (McElroy) Thurman. Brother: Joe Thurman of Silver City, NM. The Bisbee News & Gazette, Jan 9, 1997 pg 2. GILLETT, Mrs. Beulah, born in Iowa. Seventy-one yrs of age. Died abt 1964 at Cochise County Hospital, Douglas, AZ. She had been a hospital patient for 5 yrs (since (March 10, 1959). No funeral. Cremation with ashes to be scattered in Central Square, New York City. Local arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Lloyd A. Gillett. GILLETTE, Arthur Sr., born April 9, 1936 at Dunmore, PA. Died Feb 27, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. No funeral services. Brown Page Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Mr. Gillette was a retired mechanic. He had lived in Douglas since 1972. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues March 2, 1993, pg 3. GILMORE, Helen June. September 10, 1996. Helen June Gilmore, a 30-year resident of Sierra Vista, passed away Sunday, Sept. 1, 1996, in El Paso, Texas. She was preceded in death by her parents, Urban and Helen Duffy; and one son, David. Mrs. Gilmore is survived by her husband, William; one son William; her daughter, Valerie; and grandsons, Michael and Thomas; and one brother, Richard Duffy of St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. Helen was active in the St. Andrew’s church choir and arts and crafts. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends. A Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Andrew the Apostle Church. Private services and burial of ashes will follow at Fort Huachuca Post cemetery. Sierra Vista Herald. GIPSON, Emmett D, May 5, 1945 - Jan 19, 1947. World War Veteran Is Called by Death. Emmett D. Gipson, 51, of 1044 Seventeenth Street, died at 4:47 p.m. Sunday in a local hospital. Born in 1895 in Teague, Texas, decedent was a veteran of World War I as is his full brother, Jessie C. Gipson of Douglas. Four-half-brothers and a half-sister, all of Teague, Texas, also survive: Rome Gipson, Will Gipson, Ed Gipson, Alfred Gipson and Miss Florence Gipson and two nephews and three nieces: L.C. Gipson of Douglas and J. C. Gipson, Jr. of Salina, Calif. both World War II veterans, and Mrs. Helen Bureke of El Centro, Calif, Miss Dorothy Gipson of Douglas and Mrs. Lucille Weaver of Pryor, Okla. He was unmarried. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Brown-Page chapel, with the Rev. C. I. Tucker, pastor of the First Baptists church, officiating. Burial, with the American Legion furnishing pallbearers and having charge of the graveside

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved services will be made in Calvary cemetery. Douglas Daily Dispatch, January 21, 1947 Transcribed by Wilola Follett. GIVAN, Ginger S., born Sept 9, 1977 at Tucson, AZ. Eighteen yrs of age. Died April 14, 1996 at Tucson, AZ. Burial at the McNeal (AZ) Cemetery. Arrangements by Evergreen Mortuary of Tucson. Son: Christopher Marcus Brown. Daughter: Miranda Desiree Brown. Fiancee Floyd R. Brown. Mother: Carol A. Ogier. Father: Gale A. Givan. Stepfather: David Ogier. Sister: Geneura K. Givan. The Douglas Dispatch April 16, 1996. GLASSCOCK: GLASSCOCK, Mrs. Annie Eliza, seventy-eight yrs of age, died Tues 7pm Oct 18, 1955 at Tucson, AZ. Funeral rites will be conducted Fri 10am at Brown Page Mortuary Chapel, Douglas, AZ with Rev. James E. DeBusk officiating. Burial at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas. Spouse: Mode Perry Glasscock (died July 28, 1950). Daughter: Mr. W.E. Foster (Olema) of Douglas, AZ. Son: James Glasscock of Tucson, AZ. Seven grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Two brothers and one sister survive in TX. Mrs. Glasscock homesteaded in Rucker Canyon with her last husband, in 1912. She moved to Rucker Canyon from Sanderson, TX and resided there until 1940 when the family moved to Douglas. Home address: 905 15th St. Douglas. Pallbearers: Hugh Daniels; Roy Coon; George Winkler; Floyd Keith; C.E. Keith; Charles Watson. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 1955. GLASSCOCK, Mode P., born Jan 17, 1876 at Menard, TX. Seventy-four yrs of age. Died July 28, 1950 at 3:35am at Douglas (AZ) Hospital. Services 10am Monday in Brown Page Mortuary Chapel, Douglas. Survived by wife, Annie Carruthers Glasscock, 902 17th St., Douglas (married Dec 19, 1893 at Sonora, TX). Son: James Glasscock of Douglas, AZ. Daughter: Mr. W.E. Foster (Olema) of Douglas, AZ. Seven grandchildren, 7 Great grandchildren. Mr. Glasscock was a railroader and rancher in Rucker Canyon after he came to Cochise Co. from TX. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and the First Christian Church of Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch, July 1950. GLASSCOCK, William R., of 1705 Eighth St., Douglas, AZ, died Nov 9, 1939 after receiving fatal injuries in an accident at the Phelps Dodge Smelter at Douglas, AZ. Funeral services Nov 11, 1939 2pm at Porter Ames Mortuary Chapel in Douglas. Rev. LeRoy Thomas Pastor of the Baptist Church officiating. The members of the Douglas Lodge IOOF will conduct graveside ritual. Burial at Calvary Cemetery, Nov 11, 1939. . Survived by wife and 11 yr old son. Also survived by relatives living in the Rucker Canyon area and a brother, James M. who is also employed at the smelter. Pallbearers: Roy Coon; Clyde Pederson; Ernest Ruterman; Martin Sanders; Marion McGinty; Jack Murray. Honorary pallbearers: A.E. Jackson; Douglas Thompson; J.B. DeBernardi; D.C. Brodie; Ray Myers; Frank Myers; Wayne Childers. Mr. Glasscock had worked had been employed at the smelter as a repairman for 13 yrs. The Douglas Dispatch, Nov 9, 10, 11, 1939. (Note: Parents: Mode Perry & Annie Carruthers Glasscock, name of some: James Franklin Glasscock.) GLASSNER, James, born March 17, 1959 at Douglas, AZ. Died Jan 2, 1995 at Tucson Medical Center, Tucson, AZ. Burial Fri Jan 6, 1995 from Immaculate Conception Church with Father Luis Chavez officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons. Spouse: Sandra Melendez Glassner of Douglas. Parents: William R. & Minerva Romero Glassner. Son: Kenneth Arthur Glassner. Mr. Glassner attended Douglas Schools & worked as an electronic technician. The Douglas Dispatch Thurs Jan 5, 1995 pg 2.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GLEGHORN, Arthur Everett, of Elfrida, AZ. Born May 26, 1918 at Irving, Texas. Died Aug 22, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Brown Page Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Brother: Doyle Gleghorn of Miles, TX. Sisters: Ruth Moore of Oak View, CA & Lois Hodges of Tucson, AZ. Mr. Gleghorn came to Elfrida, from CA, 13 yrs ago. He was a retired pipe fitter &served in the U.S. Army during WWII. He worked for El Paso Natural Gas Co. while in AZ. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Aug 31, 1993, pg 2. GLENN: GLENN, Mrs. Laura "Popsie", died March 14, 1995 at home in Tucson, AZ. Burial Fri March 17, 1995 at Cochise Garden of Rest, Benson, AZ with graveside services. Brings Broadway Chapel of Tucson for arrangements. Son: Rusty. Three grandchildren. Sisters: Lois Kehler; Louise Tudor. Brother: Joe Koogler. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn owned the Buckhorn Ranch northeast of Douglas (a Glenn family ranch since the early 1900's). She was a member of the National Cattlemen's Assoc., AZ Historical Society & the Cowbells. The Douglas Dispatch, Thur Mar 16, 1995. GLENN, Lester A. Douglas – Services for Lester A. Glenn, 79, a pioneer rancher of Cochise County who died yesterday in Cochise County Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Brown-Page Mortuary here. Burial will be in Calvary Memorial Park. Mr. Glenn came to Douglas as a child with his family in 1898 from Texas. His parents established the Hi-Lonesome Ranch north of Douglas and in 1922 Mr. Glenn moved to the Happy Valley Ranch north-west of Benson. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Roy Goffin of Benson; one son, Rex of the Hi-Lonesome Ranch; one sister, Mrs. Irene Brodie of Douglas; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ. Saturday, December 5, 1970. Pg. 32 (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GLENN, Marvin D., born June 19, 1912 at Douglas, AZ. Died April 10, 1991 at home at the J-Bar-A ranch in Hunt Canyon, Cochise Co, AZ. Memorial service Tues from Curtis Page & Sons Funeral Home with Lester Percell officiating. Spouse: Margaret of Douglas (married June 21, 1933). Parents: Ira & Marie C. Glenn. Daughter: Janet G. Varela of Sierra Vista, AZ; Son: Warner (Wendy) of Douglas. Grandchildren: Kelly V. Glenn, Cody Ira Glenn, Michael A. Varela, Melinda V. Salazar, Tina Torres & Eva Marie V. Ruiz. Seven great grandchildren. Sister: Harried Hiester of Tucson. The Douglas Dispatch. See the picture file of the Cochise Genealogical Society for biography. GLENN, William E., born July 14, 1913 at Douglas, AZ. Died May 29, 1990. Burial June 1, 1990. Spouse: Harriette Willoughby of Douglas (married Jan 1936). Parents: Ira & Marie Glenn. Daughter: Mareba James of Douglas. Grandchildren: Clint, Tana, Cindy-Lin James (all of Tucson). Brother: Marvin (Margaret) Glenn of Douglas. Sister: Harriet Hiester of Tucson. Mr. Glenn was raised on his parents homestead, J-Bar-A, south of Rucker Canyon. He graduated from Douglas High School in 1931 and from Lampson Business School in Phoenix. He ranched in the San Simon area. He owned & operated Glenn realty 1948-1978. He was a member of Bisbee-Douglas Airport Commission, Cochise Co. Fair Assoc., Douglas Rodeo Assoc & Douglas Chamber of Commerce. The Douglas Dispatch, May 30, 1990. GLICK, Anna P., born March 15, 1913 in Missouri. Died Nov 13, 1994 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial Nov 17, 1994. Memorial service at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with Pastor Matthew Wobeck officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary of Douglas. Preceded in death by husband, Herbert (1982). Daughter: Karen (James) Brown. Sister: Algalee Adams of Missouri. Three grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Nov 15, 1994.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GNECK, Dorothy L. June 7, 2000. Dorothy L. Gneck. 1922-2000. Dorothy L. Gneck, of Chandler, died May 31, 2000, at the age of 78. She was born in Alamoso, Colo., on April 5, 1922, to Orestes E. and Eva Flower. Dorothy was a resident of St. David for 15 years before moving to Chandler. She had been a homemaker and was a member of the LDS Cooper Ward of Chandler. She is survived by three sons, Randy (Crystal) Gneck of Chandler; Andy (Jennifer) Gneck of Gilbert and Michael Gneck of Oregon; daughter, Marjorie (Stephen) Fowler of Uriahm, Calif.; 13 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Graveside services were held June 6, 2000 at St. David Cemetery, in St. David. Officiating the services were Bishop Lyle Riggs, Cooper Ward, of Chandler. Burial followed the services. Casket bearers were family and friends. Arrangements under the direction of Richardson’s Mortuary of Benson. San Pedro Valley News-Sun. Benson. GODINEZ, Angela, born May 31, 1915 at Bisbee, AZ. Eighty two yrs of age. Died June 26, 1997 at Copper Queen Community Hospital, Bisbee, AZ after a lengthy illness. . Burial June 30, 1997 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee. from St. Patrick's Church with arrangements by Dugan Funeral Chapel with The Rev. Stanley Nadolny officiating. Spouse: Guillermo (died 1982). Sons: Hensy (Sandra) Hernandez of Bisbee; Jesus Hernandez of Tucson: Rene Martinez of Bisbee. Daughters: Becky Barber of Sierra Vista; Regina Gay of New Castle, PA; Irene (Carl) DiMaggio of Mesa, AZ; Artemisa (Mitzi) Wright of Bisbee; Martha Godiniz, Cindy Kennedy; Dolores Godinez all of Tucson; Cruzita (Frank) Romero of CO. Niece: Mary Flo Zepeda of Tucson. Thirty-three grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren. Parents: Cruz & Ramona Bustamonte De la Cruz. The Douglas Dispatch, June 27, 1997 and The Bisbee News, July 10, 1997 pg 2. GOFF, Hazel M., born Oct 11, 1911 at Commerce, Texas. Eighty-five yrs of age. Died July 4, 1997 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial July 10, 1997 at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas. Sister: Onetta M. Boyd of West Lake, LA. The Douglas Dispatch, July 9, 1997. GOJKOVICH, Alexander, born April 1, 1924 at Douglas, AZ. Seventy-two yrs of age. Died Jan 8, 1997 at his home in McNeal, AZ. Visitation Jan 12, 1997 at Dugan Funeral Chapel with private services at a later date. Spouse: Thelma Tojkovich (died Jan 10,989). Sons: Alex (deceased, 1984); Leslie (Sheri) Gojkovich of Merino, CO. Daughter: Kathleen (Richard) Watkins of McNeal, AZ. Six grandchildren: Clifford Watkins; Kimberly, Fredrick, Scott Gojkovich; Tim Amy, Tammy Gojkovich. Four great grandchildren. Parents: Tudor & Nina Rasivick Gojkovich. Sister: Mildred Wright of Folsom, CA. Mr. Gojkovich attended Bisbee schools. He served in the U.S. Navy in WWII. He worked for Phelps Dodge Corp & also for Gilbert Construction He owned & operated a ranch on Frontier Rd. The Bisbee News and Gazette, Jan 16, 1997 pg 2 and The Douglas Dispatch Jan 10, 1997. GOLDING: GOLDING, Charles L., born July 16, 1896 at Safford, Arizona Territory. Sixty-six yrs of age. Died Fri at Douglas, AZ. Burial Tues Feb 9, 1963 2pm at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas with Rev. N.L. Barnett officiating. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary (location H-224-8). Sons: J. L. of 1278 12th St, Douglas; John P. of Redondo Beach, CA; David in the navy at Norfolk, VA; Clell of Phoenix; Robert of Ventura, CA; Jack in the Navy in Japan; Charles of Odessa, TX. Brother: Forrest Golding of Vallejo, CA. Sisters: Mrs. Della Tetty of Odessa, TX; Mrs. Laura Moreland of San Francisco, CA. Mr. Golding came to Douglas as a youngster, living here since. He was a retired painter. He lived at 949 19th St., Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch & Cochise Genealogical Society Cem Bk, pg 177.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GOLDING, James Lee, born Dec 10, 1922 at Douglas, AZ. Seventy-one yrs of age. Died May 27, 1994 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial June 1, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Spouse: Agnes Golding (Walley, married Sept 5, 1942 at Douglas, AZ). Parents: Charles L. & Elsie N. (Douthitt) Golding. Daughters: Sharon Lee Golding; Helen "Cookie" Middleton (Randy). Son: Bruce R. Golding (Lisa) of Ft. Hood, TX. Five grandchildren: Valerie (Mitch) Meza of Ceres, CA; Dawn (Tony) Pillich; Michelle Chenowth, Timothy Golding, James Ray Adams, all of Douglas. Great grandchildren: Kevin & Emmeli Meza of Ceres, CA; A.J. Pillich of Douglas. Brother: Robert Golding. Half-brother: Charles W. Golding. Four brothers and one sister have predeceased in death. Pallbearers: Bill Lupfer, Buck Mendenhall, Tony Alvarado, Larry Poppe, Timothy Golding, Tony Pillich. Honorary Pallbearers: James A. Adams, Bruce Golding, Mike Tucker. Mr. Golding was a clerk for service Grocery (1942), in the Air Base Crash-crew for Bisbee-Douglas International Airport (1943), house painter with his father (1945) and worked for the Douglas Public Schools (1964-1983). The Douglas Dispatch May 29, 1994. GOMEZ: GOMEZ, Guadalupe R., born Dec 12, 1937 at Douglas, AZ. Died June 16, 1993 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial June 19, 1993 10am from St. Luke's Church, Douglas, AZ., at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas. Arrangements under the direction of Brown Page Mortuary, Douglas. Spouse: Manuel O. Gomez of Douglas. Father: Rafael H. Romero. Daughter: Blanca Patricia R. Gomez of Silver City, NM Sons: Hector Francisco; Victor Manuel; Fernando Lee & Jaime R. Gomez, all of Douglas; Armanado R. Gomez of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren: Victor Manuel & Flora Amanda, both of Douglas. Sisters: Rebecca Maria Vasquez; Regina Vildosola & Rosella Melgoza. Brothers: Rene Rafael Romero; Dr. Raul Romero; Dr. Ruben Romero; Richard Romero; Rodulfo Romero & Francisco Romero. Mrs. Gomez was a member of St. Luke's Catholic Church, Douglas, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch, Thur June 17, 1993, pg 2. Picture on file with Cochise Genealogical Society. GOMEZ, Jaime Jose, born Oct 25, 1970 at Douglas, AZ. Died Oct 31, 1993 at Tucson, AZ, the result of a car accident. Burial Thur Nov 4, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ, from St. Luke's Church. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Parents: Manuel O. Gomez of Douglas and Guadalupe R. Gomez (died June 16, 1993). Brothers: Hector of Douglas & Armando of Tucson. Sisters: Blanca Patricia Gomez of Silver City, NM Brothers & sisters-in-law: Victor & Christina Gomez and Fernando & Micaela Gomez of Douglas, AZ. Nephew: Victor Gomez Jr. Niece: Flora Amanda Gomez. Fiancee: Melissa Molina. The Douglas Dispatch Wed Nov 3, 1993 pg 2. GOMEZ, Victoria Leon, born Oct 27, 1915 at Imuris, Sonora, Mex. Eighty-one yrs of age. Died Dec 25, 1996 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Dec 26, 1996 at Jardin Cristo Rey (Aqua Prieta, Mex) Cemetery. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Daughters: Cruz Compoy of Douglas; Maria Villa of Tucson; Rosa Rios of Tucson; Emma Flores of Phoenix. Son: Benjamin of Aqua Prieta, Mex. Sisters: Rosario Leon; Emelina Morales; Margarita Morales. Brother: Raul Leon. The Douglas Dispatch, Dec 26, 1996. GONZALES: GONZALES, Amailia Lopez, born July 10, 1914 at Patagonia, AZ. Died Feb 22, 1995 at Casa Grande, AZ. Burial 12:30 Feb 26, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Spouse: Frank of Casa Grande, AZ. Children: Carmen Ayala of Flagstaff; Mollie Armenta of Tucson; Frances Sandez of CA; Mary Fullen of Casa Grande; Rose Tapia of Casa Grande; Elizabeth Terrell of Casa Grande; Charlie of Tucson; Ramon of Tucson; Frank

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Jr of Douglas. Brother: Jerry Lopez of Michigan. Sisters: Ruth Martinez of CA; Dolores Lopez of Douglas; Angie Rijalva of Douglas; Mary Klein of Michigan. Mrs. Gonzales worked as an aide in the Cochise County Hospital and HOEMAKO Hospital. The Douglas Dispatch, Feb 24, 1995. GONZALES, Clara, born Sept 25, 1898 at Durango, Mex. Died Feb 22, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Burial Feb 26, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ from Immaculate Conception Church. Son: Frank Eggleton Sr. of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren: Annette Palm of Montgomery, ALA; Frank Eggleton Jr of Tucson, AZ; Yvonne Colley of San Antonio, TX; Stephen Eggleton Sr. of Tucson. Great grandchildren: Troy Rodriquez; Darreil Colley; Stephanie, Maria, Melissa, Brett, Monica, Michael, Stephen, Eggleton Jr. Nieces & nephews: Hope Lange, Ella Cervantes, Albert Voughn. Mrs. Gonzales was a member of the Society Vela Perpetua. She was also a member of Immaculate Conception Church. She moved to Arizona in 1912 and to Douglas in 1968. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Feb 23, 1993 pg 3 & Wed Feb 24, 1993 pg 3. GONZALES, Conception M. "Chon", born Dec 8, 1918 at Pirtleville, AZ. Seventy-eight yrs of age. Died Dec 10, 1996 at Glendale, AZ. Burial Dec 13, 1996 at Peoria, AZ. Spouse: Trine (died Oct 17, 1996).Daughters: Linda of Tucson; Diane Rodriguez of CA; Maggie of Phoenix; Josie of Phoenix. Sons: Joshua of Phoenix; Ricardo of Sunnyvale, CA; Ernesto of Sunnyvale, CA; Ruben of CA; and Luis of Phoenix. Sisters: Socorro Roberts of Pirtleville, AZ; Ernestina Alemayda of Wilmington, CA; and Celia Vasquez of Visalia, CA. Brother: Juan of Pirtleville, AZ. Twenty-one grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Dec 12, 1996. GONZALES, Fernie, born June 13, 1954 at Superior, AZ. Died Jan 2, 1997 at home in Bisbee, AZ. Burial Jan 6, 1997 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ, from St. Patrick's Church with arrangements by Dugan Funeral Chapel. Parents: Severo & Delores Daniel Gonzales. Brothers & sisters-in-law: Steve (Lola) of Flagstaff, AZ; Gilbert (Ludi) of Morenci, AZ; Robert (Sara) of Morenci, AZ; Raymond (Maria) of Bisbee. Brother: George of Bisbee. Sisters & brothers-in-law: Elva & Chester Lytle of Pima, AZ; Alice & Oscar Garcia of Flagstaff, AZ. Sisters: Terry Bradshaw of Ill; Cathy Gonzales of Phoenix. The Bisbee News & Gazette Jan 9, 1997, pg 2. GONZALES, Mrs. Francis, of Whittier, CA. She had lived several yrs in Douglas, AZ. Sixty yrs of age. Born March 4, 1903 at Cananea, Sonora, Mex. Sixty yrs of age. Died June 8 (abt 1963) at Calexico, CA. Burial at Calexico, CA. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary, Douglas (?) Spouse: Jaime of Whittier, CA. Sisters: Mrs. Maria Mora of 31 Irvin St.; Mrs. Beatriz Encinas of 72 Fir St., both in Pirtleville, AZ. Brothers: Jose Estrada of Los Angeles, CA; Antonio Estrada of 113 Grace St., Pirtleville, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch. (1963??) GONZALES, Francisca. Oct 10, 1899 - Oct 10, 1899 Francisca “Cuca” Gonzales, Willcox, died Nov 10 at home. She was born Oct. 10, 1899. Mrs. Gonzales was a housewife. Requiem Mass services were held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Monday, Nov 13 and burial was in the Sunset Cemetery. Mrs. Gonzales is survived by her husband, Pedro E. Gonzales of the home; a son, Jake Dowdle, San Dimas, California; and three daughters: Rita Gonzales, Willcox; Lydia Grauer, Pima; Erlinda McCurley, El Paso; three sisters and ten grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Arrangements were by Westlawn Chapel. Arizona Range News, Willcox. November 23, 1978 Transcribed by Wilola Follett. GONZALES, Francisco T., born Dec 3, 1910 at Tucson, AZ. Died Oct 9, 1995 at Casa Grande, AZ. Burial Oct 12, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Funeral Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, Douglas, with Father Luis Chavez officiating. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Amelia L. of Douglas, AZ (died 1995). Daughters: Carmen Ayala; Mollie Armenta; Frances Sandez; Mary Fullen; Rose Tapia;

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Elizabeth Terrell. Sons: Charlie, Ramon, Frank. Twenty-six grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. Mr. Gonzales had been a Douglas resident for 60 yrs. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 11, 1995. GONZALES, Gilbert P., born Feb 2, 1933 at Douglas, AZ. Died Aug 16, 1933 at Phoenix, AZ. Burial Aug 24, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from St. Bernard's Church with Rev. Hobart officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Brothers: Rudy Gonzales & Ramon Gonzales of Douglas. Mother: Maria Gonzales of Pirtleville, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch Aug 23, 1994. GONZALES, Josefina Valenzuela, died Feb 16, 1994 at Tucson, AZ. Seventy-five yrs of age. Burial Sat Feb 19, 1994 from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 105 N. Norton, Tucson, AZ with arrangements by Bring's Memorial Chapel of Tucson. Thirteen children, 35 great grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Fri Feb 18, 1994 pg 2. GONZALES, Juan Jr. SIERRA VISTA — Juan Gonzales Jr., 81, of Sierra Vista, passed away peacefully Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017, after a long battle with diabetes. Juan was born June 12, 1936 in Apache, Arizona. He graduated from Valley Union High School in 1952. He proudly served his country in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1959 during the Vietnam War, before starting his career as a barber, his passion for over 55 years in the Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca area. He was a man of many loves; hunting, fishing, bowling, traveling, and most of all, teaching the love of the outdoors to his grandkids and great grandkids and spending time with them. He was married for 57 years to the late Bertha Rodriguez. He is survived by his children; Alice Wright, of Texas, daughter Mary (Mark) Stevens, and David (Rosa) Manasco, grandchildren; Lisa, (Suzanne) Jesse (Fiancé Genna), Robert (Karena) Marcos, Danielle (Dwayne), Lyssa (Manny), and great-grandchildren; Logan, Cecilia, Angel, Jasmyne, Dominic, MacKenzie, Robert Jr., Christopher, and Abby, his brothers; Luis (Leann), Leo (Lorraine), sisters, Helen and Carolina, many nieces and nephews and many hunting and fishing buddies. He was preceded in death by his wife Bertha, son Jesse Larry, parents Juan Sr. & Felipe, brothers; Tony and Manuel, and sisters; Maria, Concha and Ruffina. A visitation will be held at the Hatfield Funeral Home, 830 South Highway 92 on Sept. 19, 2017 from 5 to 7 p.m. with Military Honors at 6 p.m. A private interment will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the American Diabetes Association or a charity of your choice. “Go rest high on the mountain TaTa GG, your work on earth is done.” Sierra Vista Herald/Review. Thursday, October 26, 2017. Online. (Transcribed by Jean Walker).

GONZALES, Manuel, born Jan 27, 1929 at Douglas, AZ. Sixty-five yrs of age. Died Feb 9, 1994 at Monterey Park, CA. Burial Feb 12, 1994 at Resurrection Cemetery, South San Gabriel, California. Arrangements by Moritz Funeral Home of Montebello, CA. Spouse: Micha Gonzales of Montebello, CA. Children: Cecilia G. Hamburg of South Pasadena, CA; Manuel Gonzales of Palmdale, CA; Rebecca G. Palacios of Valinda, CA. Grandchildren: Stephanie, Travis, Jimmy, Chelsea, Carly, Jerry Jr. and Melissa. Sister: Molly Castillo of Douglas. Half-brothers: Munielo Gonzales & Manny (Lito) Gonzales, both of Douglas. Brothers-in-law: Conrad L. Mason of Los Angeles, CA (deceased) & Henry L. Mason of Douglas (deceased). Parents: Manuel A & Carmen Gonzales. Mr. Gonzales worked with his father in Douglas at Arizona Produce. In 1963 he moved with his family from Tucson to Los Angeles, CA where he worked 20 yrs as a bus driver for R.T.D. The Douglas Dispatch Wed Feb 23, 1994 pg 2. GONZALES, Maria Pinedo, born Dec 22, 1910. Eighty-five yrs of age. Died Oct 1, 1996 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Oct 4, 1996 at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Augustin M. (died 1991). Sons: Ramon P. & Rudy P. Sister: Alice Lopez of Fresno, CA & Irma Torrez of Douglas, AZ. Brothers: Simon Pinedo of Fresno, CA & Emiliano Pinedo of Pirtleville, AZ. Seven

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. Pallbearers: Maximo Rosadillo, Xavier Rosadillo, Saul Carrizoza; Robert Durazo, Santino Durazo, Alejandro Durazo. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 2, 1996. GONZALES, Rita. May 22, 1930 - Nov 26, 1978 Rita Gonzales, lifetime Willcoxan, died November 26, 1978 at El Paso, Texas. She was born at Klondyke, Arizona on May 22, 1930. She was a beautician at the Willcox Beauty Shop. Rosary was held Wednesday at Westlawn Chapel, and Requiem Mass services held Thursday, 9 a.m., at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Casket bearers were: Mike Grauer, Jr., Daniel McCurley, Bill Salazar, Joe Tapia, Frank Tapia, Tom McCurley, and Tex Salazar. She is survived by her father, Pedro E. Gonzales, Willcox; a brother, Jake Dowdle, San Dimas, California; and two sisters, Lydia Grauer, Pima, Arizona; and Erlinda McCurley, El Paso. Burial was in Sunset Cemetery, with arrangements by Westlawn Chapel. Arizona Range News, Willcox November 30, 1978. Transcribed by Wilola Follett. GONZALES, Romana Chacon, born Sept 10, 1910 at Bacuachi, Sonora, Mex. Eighty-six yrs of age. Died Oct 9, 1996 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Oct 12 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Juan of Pirtleville, AZ. Daughter: Frances Carranza of Douglas. Sons: Juan Manuel of Glendale, AZ & Leonardo of San Manuel, AZ. Fourteen grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 11, 1996. GONZALES, Tony Augustine, born Feb 21, 1973 at Salinas, CA. Twenty-three yrs of age. Died May 23, 1996 at Pirtleville, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Brother: Ernesto of CA. Sister: Elvira Garcia of CA. Mother: Herlinda Valles of CA. Father: Antonio C. Gonzales of Pirtleville, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch, May 28, 1996. GONZALES, Yldefonso "Poncho", born Feb 15, 1945 at Douglas, AZ. Died Feb 19, 1995 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Feb 22, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Liam Leahy officiating at funeral Mass. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons of Douglas. Spouse: Rosalinda, of Douglas. Sons: Alfonso, Marcos, Louie & Ricky. Daughters: Rosalinda, Loraine, Irene. Nine grandchildren. Brothers: Antonio, Jesus & Pablo. Sisters: Francis Carrizosa & Aurelia Becerra. Mother: Patrocinia Gonzales. The Douglas Dispatch, Feb 21, 1995. GONZALEZ, Mrs. Bertha, died Wed Jan 19, 1963 at the hospital on Douglas, AZ. She was forty-one yrs of age. Burial San June 22, 1963 at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ from Immaculate Conception Church. Spouse: Eoladio of Douglas. Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Cruz Acosta of 403 6th St. Douglas. Son: Victor Manuel, 10 months. Pallbearers: Luis Manuel Estrada, Manuel Acosta, Jesus Arturo Luna, Luis Alberto Luna, Ramon Rogelio Luna, Hector Herrera. The Douglas Dispatch Thur June 20, 1963. Picture on file with Cochise Genealogical Society. GONZALEZ, Connie Arlene Haymore, born July 1, 1966. Died March 4, 1989. Burial March 7, 1989 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Ivan D. Huish officiating. Pallbearers: Victor, Luis, Bruno and Carlos Gonzalez, Mario Figueroa, Burrel Cureton. "IN MEMORY" Publication. GOOD:

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GOOD, Elizabeth J. (Betty), born at Mt. Cory Township, Ohio. Eighty-seven yrs of age. died July 17, 1996 at Scottsdale, AZ. Spouse: Luis J. Lefty. Son: Deane of Scottsdale, AZ. Sister: Ruth McClinton of Montana. The Douglas Dispatch, July 21, 1996. GOOD, Ruth H., born Nov 4, 1906 at Midland, TX. Eighty-nine yrs of age. Died May 27, 1996 at Tucson, AZ. Burial May 30, 1996 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Joe G. Good (deceased, married April 29, 1927). Sons: Joe Jr (deceased) & Luis L. of Tucson. Pallbearers: Glenn Good, Kevin Good, Dennis Morton, Craig Good, Rick Good, Jason Good. The Douglas Dispatch, May 29, 1996. GOODBODY: GOODBODY, Catherine. Death Comes to Old Resident of Bisbee. Mrs. Frank Goodbody Mother of County Judge Succumbs to Illness. Mrs. Frank A. Goodbody, a resident of Bisbee for the last ten years, died at her home yesterday afternoon at 12:30 after an illness of heart trouble of several months duration. She was the widow of the late Frank A. Goodbody, who died here four years ago. She was a member of the Catholic church. Mrs. Goodbody came to the southwest from Illinois and was 74 years of age. Three daughters in Bisbee survive her, Mrs. W. H. Brophy, Mrs. M. J. Cunningham and Miss Thresa Goodbody, and four sons, Judge Frank Goodbody, of Tombstone and Messars M. D., R. J., and T.H. Goodbody, of San Diego. A sister, Mrs. W. S. McLaughlin, of Chicago, also survives. Mrs. Goodbody was born at Lake Forest, Ill., April 28, 1837. Funeral services will be held from the Catholic church this afternoon at one o’clock, following which the remains will be taken to the depot and shipped to San Diego, Cal. For internment. Bisbee Daily Review, Bisbee, AZ. Saturday, January 28, 1911. Pg. 8 (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GOODBODY, Frank A. Frank A. Goodbody A California Pioneer Passed Away. Was a California ‘49er, and Followed Life of Prospector in Early Days. After a long and eventful life, during which he commanded the respect of all with whom he came in contact, Frank A. Goodbody, a California pioneer, and a man of marked ability, died of old at his residence on Clawson Hill. Frank A. Goodbody was born at Windsor, in the province of Ontario, Canada, very nearly eighty years ago. When he was seventeen years of age he struck out for himself and went to Cook County, Illinois. This was in 1844, and he stayed in Illinois until the god fever which swept over the country in ’49, lured him to California. Early in the year 1850, young Goodbody arrived at Placerville, Yuba County, California, and started out as a prospector. Like all of the old-time prospectors he had varying fortune. Several times he located claims . . .(unreadable word) would have made him immense fortunes if he had held on, but in those days quick returns were more alluring than doubtful wealth, and claims which afterwards yielded millions were sold for a few thousand dollars. Frank Goodbody was the original locator of the famous “Whiskey Diggins” property, which became famous throughout the country on account of the wealth which it yielded. When Goodbody reached California, that state did not have the imposing judicial department which it has at the present times, so in those days the members of the camp elected the youngest miner among them “Judge Lynch.” Goodbody was the youngest, and he was not yet twenty-one years of age when his associates elected him to the office, which was the most important to their community. “Judge Lynch” had jurisdiction in all cases civil or criminal, and there was no appeal from his decision. Court was held every Sunday morning, and the culprits were arraigned with all of the solemnity which now characterizes the highest court in the land. In those days there were desperate characters to be dealt with, and swift justice was important. So conscientious did young Goodbody fill the office, and with such manifest impartiality, that he was re-elected several times. In 1854 he went back to Illinois and in 1865 married the wife who survives him. In 1879 he went to Texas where he engaged in business as a railroad contractor, and in 1887 moved to California, where he carried on his contracting business until a few years ago, when he retired and came

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved to Bisbee. In his early life Mr. Goodbody was very healthy and robust, and continued so until three years ago when he became very feeble. He has been unable to be around for nearly two years, and his death has been expected at almost any time, on account of his weakened condition. He finally passed away yesterday morning. Mr. Goodbody is survived by his wife and seven children. Mrs. Goodbody and daughters, Mrs. W. H. Brophy, Mrs. M. J. Cunningham, and Miss Theresa Goodbody are all residents of Bisbee. Probate Judge Frank Goodbody is a son of the deceased, and the other three children, Richard, M.D. and Thomas H. are residents of San Diego, California. The funeral services will be held at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church this morning at 7:30 o’clock. The body will be sent on the 8:50 train to San Diego, where the interment will take place. Probate Judge Frank Goodbody will accompany the body to its last resting place. Bisbee Daily Review, Bisbee, AZ. Wednesday, August 8, 1906. Pg. 8. (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GOODMAN, Clara. February 13, 1992. Clara Goodman, St. David native, dies at 70. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Feb 13 for Clara Goodman Wootan, a native of St. David who died Feb. 8, 1992, in Chandler. The services for Mrs. Wootan, 70, will be held at the Westwood Ward of the LDS Church in Mesa. She was born Feb. 8, 1922 the daughter of Herbert A. and Rena Vance Goodman in St. David. Mrs. Wootan retired in 1990 from Keith Riggs Plumbing, where she was an office manager. Mrs. Wootan was active in the Mormon Church. She was a temple worker for 12 years and was past president of the Relief Society and Primary. During her life, Mrs. Wootan also worked in the Eloy schools as a reading and substitute teacher and a secretary. She is survived by her son, Herbert Wootan of Mesa; two daughters, Trudy Bush of Mesa and R. Lynette Tregaskes of Safford; one sister, Grace Bjarnason of Modesto, Calif.; two brothers, Wayne C. Goodman of Tucson and Robert M. Goodman of Mesa; and 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. San Pedro Valley News-Sun. Benson. GORBALL, Doris, born July 12 or 22, 1919 at Reva, S.D Died march 20, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Burial March 22, 1993 10am Veteran's National Cemetery, Phoenix, AZ. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Funeral Home. Spouse: Ollin H. Gorball of Douglas. Daughters: Linda Ledbetter of Clint, TX & Valerie Tadeo of Mesa, AZ. Three grandchildren. Brother: Darrel Lee of Reva, SD Sisters: Alice Osborne of Soap Lake, WA & Valerie Coop of Boulder City, NV. Mrs. Gorball was a 25 yr resident of Douglas, coming from Ranchester, WY. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church & Douglas Women's Golf Assoc. The Douglas Dispatch Sun Mar 21, 1993 GORDON: GORDON, Carl Edward, born March 22, 1911 at Trinidad, CO. Died April 14, 1993 at South East Arizona Medical Center in Douglas, AZ. Burial Sat April 17, 1993 10:30 am at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Elinore Douglas Gordon. Parents: Mabel Hall & Paul Kirkpatrick Gordon. Son & daughter-in-law: Mark David & Anita Barbour Gordon of Reston, VA. Grandchildren: Kimberly Tilley of Peoria, Ill; Scott Edmund Gordon & Christopher Gordon of Reston, VA. Great great grandsons: Sean & Beau Gordon. Brother: Gerry Lee Gordon of Douglas, AZ. Mr. Gordon was a retired heavy construction electrician and was a member of the electricians IBEW570, Tucson, AZ. He was also a member of Mount Moriah Lodge #19 F &AM, Chap. 15 OES, BPOE Lodge #955 & Cochise Genealogical Society. He was also a charter member of Sabbar Temple. The Douglas Dispatch, Fri Apr 16, 1993, pg 3. Picture on file with the Cochise Genealogical Society. GORDON, Elinor D., born Feb 28, 1916 at Hebron, Indiana. Eighty-one yrs of age. Died April 4, 1997 at Tucson, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Carl Edward (died April 14, 1993). Son: Mark (Anita) of Greenwood Village, CO. Three grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, April 10. 1997.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GOREN, William, born Aug 21, 1913 at Boston, Mass. Died Sept 28, 1994 at Copper Queen Hospital, Bisbee, AZ. Burial Oct 2, 1994 at Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee, AZ. Service at St. John's Episcopal Church, Bisbee, with Rev. Donne Puckle officiating. Arrangements by Dugan Funeral Chapel. Son: Patrick Philip Goren of Atlanta, GA & William A. (Kathleen) Goren of Scottsdale, AZ. Brothers: Lewis & Fred Goren of Seattle, WA. Sister: Jean Raubfogel of FL. Granddaughter: Allena Goren. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 4, 1994. GORMAN, John Patrick, born at San Diego, CA. Seventy-four yrs of age. Died Nov 9, 1993 at Tucson, AZ. Burial in the family plot of Desert Lawn Cemetery, Yuma, AZ. Spouse: Maria Teresa. Children: Patrick, Nancy & Sandra. Brother: Dr. Joseph Gorman. Sister: Barbara Weyrauch. Mr. Gorman was reared in Yuma. He attended the Univ. of AZ in Tucson. He worked as an office personnel & payroll manager in various counties. He retired in Douglas in 1977. The Douglas Dispatch, Thurs Nov 11, 1993, pg 2. GOSA, Carlos Cardell. SIERRA VISTA — Carlos Cardell Gosa, 65 of Sierra Vista, passed away on Oct. 10, 2017 in Tucson, Arizona. Carlos was born on Dec. 18, 1951 in Detroit, Michigan. Carlos first arrived in Fort Huachuca in 1982, and after 22 years in the U.S. Army, he retired as an Army combat medic who served in the Persian Gulf War — Operation Desert Storm. He also served as an In-house Suspension Monitor at Apache Middle School and Joyce Clark Middle School, from which he retired after 17 years. Carlos has been a Deacon of the Sierra Vista First Baptist Church for more than 20 years, additionally serving as a Sunday School teacher. Carlos loved collecting historical artifacts, Matchbox cars, movies, and Christian literature. He loved learning and telling about historical events, foreign arts and cultures, exotic places and animals. He was a wonderful story teller with an endearing sense of humor; he usually had an engaging story to fit most situations. Carlos is survived by his loving wife of 38 years, Polly Gosa. He also leaves behind to mourn, his parents Willie and Laura Gosa. He will be forever loved and remembered by his children: Brianda Starr Gosa-Jones (DeShaun), Tanaisa Mykel Gosa-Gibson, Porsha Amoree’ Gosa (Jerel Wherry), and Ariana Alexis Gosa; grandchildren: Christian Khalil Jones, Devynn Chanel Waters, Cameron Maliek Jones, Kelvin Anthony Grant, Makeana Abeni Grant, Montez Carlos Banks, and Cohen Deshaun Jones; his siblings: Kim Fordham (Lea), Gina Shepler, Arthur Gosa (Cay), Tracey Gosa, and William Gosa (Kystra). He will be fondly remembered by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, church family and his community. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2017 at Hatfield Funeral Home. Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017 at First Baptist Church in Sierra Vista. Interment will follow at the Southern Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemetery with full military honors. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed to the Cochise College Foundation, attn: Graduating Senior Scholarship Guarantee, 4190 W Highway 80, Douglas, AZ 85607. Memorial contributions can also be made online at cochise.edu/give. Sierra Vista Herald/Review, Sierra Vista, AZ. Thursday, October 26, 2017. Online (Transcribed by Jean Walker).

GOSSETT, Roy B., born Oct 17, 1916 at Spanish Fort, TX. Died April 20, 1995 at Douglas, AZ. Burial April 25, 1995 at Portales, NM Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Son: Tom M. Gossett. Daughter: Nancy Hallmark. Seven grandchildren, many great grandchildren. Brothers: Preston, E.J., Travis & Clifton. The Douglas Dispatch, April 21, 1995. GOULD, Mrs. Myrtle May, died Sun (abt 1963-64) at Benson (AZ) Hospital. Sixty-four yrs of age. Burial Thurs at Calvary Memorial Park, Douglas, AZ. with Rev. Charles Hedges of Elfrida, AZ officiating. Brown Page in charge of arrangements. Sons: Benjamin of San Diego, CA & Earl of Los Angeles, CA. Sisters: Mrs. Rudy Gerrish of Los Angeles: Mrs. Pearl Williams of Tucson, AZ; Mrs. Nellie Thompson of Benson, AZ.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Brothers: J.M. Johnson of Whittier, CA; R.G. Johnson of 1424 F. Ave., Douglas, AZ. Pallbearers: Virgil, Russell, Delbert, Kenneth & Cecil Thompson. GRACE: GRACE, Gwendolyn, born Aug 10, 1927. Died Jan 10, 1991. Burial Jan 12, 1991 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Ivan Huish officiating. Curtis Page & Sons Funeral Home for arrangements. GRACE, Theodore E, born Aug 22, 1922 at Charleston, Miss. Died Aug 20, 1994 at Tucson, AZ. Burial Aug 24, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Elks Lodge officiating at funeral service. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Funeral Home. Wife, Gwendolyn, died Jan 10, 1991. Daughter: Sherry Sturgeon of Anchorage, AK. Sons: Michael Grace of Double Adobe, AZ & Steve Grace of Alburtis, PA. Eleven grandchildren, one great grandchild. Sister: Beatrice Frye of Tucson, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch, Aug 23, 1994. GRAFFORD, Russell A. Feb 11, 1912 - Jan 5, 1983 Russell A. Grafford, 70, died in Willcox on January 5. He had lived in this area for two years, moving here from Cincinnati, Ohio in 1980. Grafford, who worked as an awning installer, was born in Missouri on Feb. 11, 1912. He is survived by his wife, Nannie, of Willcox. A private cremation was conducted with Westlawn Chapel in charge of arrangements. Arizona Range News, Willcox January 13, 1983. Transcribed by Wilola Follett. GRAJEDA, Joe R., born April 24, 1933 at Douglas, AZ. Died June 9, 1995 at Phoenix, AZ. Burial June 15, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ with Father Luis Chavez of Immaculate Conception Church officiating. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Spouse: Betty of Phoenix, AZ. Children: Edna Caton, Dr. Betty Jo Grajeda White & Norma Jean Grajeda. Sisters: Rosa Guerrero; Mary Lou Altamirano; Magdalena Martinez; Stella Medrano; Irma Kader & Norma Lopez. Brother: Hector. The Douglas Dispatch June 13, 1995. GRANADOS, Daniel Ray, born Dec 23, 1966 at Douglas, AZ. Twenty-nine yrs of age. Died Aug 17, 1996 at Tucson, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas. Daughters: Marianna J & Priscilla A, both of Sierra Vista, AZ. Father: Ray Sr of Tucson, AZ. Mother: Thelma Velarde of Aqua Prieta, Mex. Sisters: Debbie Crum of Safford, AZ; Dora Granados of Tucson; Lorrine West of Benson, AZ; Raquel Velarde of Aqua Prieta, Mex. Brother: Ray A. Jr. of Tucson. Grandmother: Hermina Granados of Tucson. The Douglas Dispatch, Aug 29, 1996. GRANT, Dorothy L., of Bisbee, AZ. Died July 18, 1998 at Tucson, AZ. Services Mon July 20, 1998 at East Lawn Palms Mortuary with burial later in Colorado. The Bisbee News, Thurs July 23, 1998, pg 2. GRANTHAM: GRANTHAM, Musette Powell. Ill Two Months, Pearce Pioneer Dies in Tucson. Mrs. Musette Grantham, 66, widow of R. L. Grantham and pioneer of the Pearce neighborhood, died at noon Wednesday at the Tucson home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank (Mary) Boice. she had been ill two months. Forty-five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Grantham came to Light, 42 miles north of Douglas on the Turkey Creek road off Route 666, and started a general store. Later and for many years they operated a combined filling station and store at this location. Born May 28, 1880 in Catawba, N. C. to Andy and Forrester Walls Powell, decedent

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved attended schools in Fort White, Fla., and Duncan, Ariz. she came to Arizona in 1897. Survivors include two daughters and four sons: Mrs. Boice of Tucson, Lee Grantham of Benson, Robert Grantham of Nogales, Wesley Grantham of Willcox, Mrs. Erma Logan (who was with her in Tucson), and Charley Grantham of Fairbanks. There are ten grandchildren. Two sisters and four brothers survive: Ed Powell of Douglas, Frank Powell of Willcox, Ted Powell of Hollywood, Mrs. Richard Connelly of Inglewood, Calif., and Mrs. Elbert Webb of Bishop, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the church at Pearce. Burial will be made in Pearce cemetery. Douglas Daily Dispatch, January 23, 1947 Transcribed by Wilola Follett. GRANTHAM, Robert B., of McNeal, AZ. Born May 11, 1926 at Ajo, AZ. Sixty-nine yrs of age. died Dec 25, 1995 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Thurs Dec 28, 1995 at McNeal (AZ) Cemetery from Curtis Page & Sons Funeral Home with Douglas Elks Lodge #955 conducting the service. Spouse: Alice J. Grantham of McNeal, AZ (married 47yrs). Sons: Neal of McNeal, AZ; Robert of NM; James of SC Daughter: Linda of WA. Six grandchildren. Pallbearers: Tom Peterson, Al Kamin, John Salem, Emmitt Davis. Honorary pallbearers: Earl Mahaney, Don Burnett, Ben Cox, Jim Temple. Mr. Grantham served in WWII & Korea. He was a heavy equipment operator with the state highway department & Phelps Dodge Corp. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed Dec 27, 1995 pg 2. GRANTHAM, Robert E, born 1911 at Courtland, AZ. Eighty-five yrs of age. Died April 7, 1996 at Arivaca, AZ. Arrangements by Green Valley Mortuary. Spouse: Katherine Noon. Son: Robert. Daughters: Kathryn Grantham & Jeanie DeVore. Sister: Irma Logan of Ark. Brother: Charles of SC Mr. Grantham graduated from Douglas High School in 1927. The Douglas Dispatch April 9, 1996. GRANTHAM, Robert Lee, born Jan 2, 1872 at Jackson, Miss. Died Jan 5, 1939. Burial at Pearce, AZ. Spouse: Musette Powell. Parents: Westley S & Sarah Byrd Grantham. Children (as of 1936): Lee 34 yrs; Mary Boyse 30 yrs; Robert 26 yrs; Westley 22 yrs; Charlie 18 yrs; Irma 14 yrs. Mr. Grantham was a rancher & merchant living in Turkey Creek, AZ (in 1936). He was a member of Mount Moriah Lodge, #19, Masonic Lodge. GRAVES: GRAVES, Jean F., died Oct 7, 1998 at home in Tucson, AZ. Burial private. Ashes of Jean & Bart to be distributed in the Turkey Creek area. Spouse: Bart (deceased). Children: Kim, Michael & Ron. Mrs. Graves was a Sunsites-Pearce resident from 1986 until 1992. The Sunsiter, Pearce-Sunsites, AZ, Nov 1, 1998, pg 15. GRAVES, Lorraine F. "Dolly Wojtas", born Feb 17, 1934 at Chicago, Ill. Died Jan 20, 1993 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Jan 27, 1993 at Douglas, AZ. Son: William Benjamin Wojtas. Brother: Stanley Urbanski of Chicago, Ill. The Douglas Dispatch, Jan 26, 1993. GRAY: GRAY, Ashlyn Nichole, born April 17, 1996 at Tucson (AZ) Medical Center. Died April 17, 1996 at Tucson Medical Center. Private services in Tucson. Parents: Chastity Castro & Bret Gray of Tucson. Grandparents: Robert & Linda Castro, John Gray & Sue & Rols Korp, all of Tucson, Betty Dame of Bisbee and Benton & Cleo Lytle. The Douglas Dispatch, April 19, 1996.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GRAY, George Myer, died Fri, Nov 17, 1964 at home in Douglas, AZ. Sixty-seven yrs of age. Burial Tues Nov 21, 1964 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ (plot K-192-7) from Grace Methodist Church with Rev. Raymond Moore officiating. Graveside service by Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge. Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas for arrangements. Son: David Gray. Daughter: Mrs. R.L. (Lurline) Brittain of Salt Lake City, UT. Sister: Mrs. R. (Jeannette) McGowan of Los Angeles, CA; Mrs Ruth Syll of New Orleans, LA. Brother-in-law & wife: Mr & Mrs. L.R. Russell of Tucson. Pallbearers: Louis D. Shotwell, Silas Klutte, Jack Stilte, Kline Ables, Raymond Taylor, Joe G.Good. Mr. Gray resided at 1300 8th St., Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch & Cochise Genealogical Society Cem Bk, pg 186. GRAYSHOCK, Gerald Jerome, born July 18, 1944 at Akron, Ohio. Died May 19, 1993. Memorial service May 25, 1993 at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Elfrida, AZ. Brothers: Ronald & Arthur Grayshock of CA. Sisters: Judy Hahn & Frances Gitterman of Elfrida, AZ. Mr. Grayshock was retired from Angelus Sanitary Can Company in CA. He was a machinist. The Douglas Dispatch, Sun May 23, 1993 pg 2. GREEN: GREEN, Lemuel R., born April 25, 1930 at Florence, SC Died July 6, 1993 at University Medical Center, Tucson, AZ. Burial Fri July 9, 1993 10am at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from 1st Christian Church by Rev. Mary Alice Do. Graveside services by American Legion & VFW. Spouse: Evangelina of Douglas, AZ. Parents: Nathaniel K. (died 1972) & Marietta B. Green of Florence, SC Daughters: Sylvia Vargas of Sierra Vista, AZ; Christina Montoya of Oceanside, CA. Sons: Lemuel Green Jr of Mesa, AZ; Herman Green II of Tucson & Adam Green of Oceanside, CA. Sixteen grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren. Brothers: Nathaniel K. Green of Florence, SC.; Herman F. Green of Boston, MA. Sister: Myrtle L. Calverley of Florence, SC Mr. Green was an AZ resident 41 yrs. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict & was assigned to Saudi Arabia for 4 yrs. He worked, after discharge, at Ft. Huachuca, AZ & retired as Chief Logistics Specialist. He was a member of the American Legion & Masonic Lodge of Sierra Vista, AZ. He was also a member of NAACP & First Christian Church of Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed July 7, 1993 pg 2. Correction printed Thurs July 8, 1993, pg 2. GREEN, Lester L., born Jan 12, 1913 at Shoshoni, WY. Eighty-three yrs of age. Died April 23, 1996 at Riverton, WY. Burial April 28, 1996 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Curtis Page Mortuary. Souse: Lelo Green (Cleo) of WY (deceased, buried in Douglas, AZ). Daughter: Elizabeth Stamper of Sierra Vista, AZ. Sons: Karl of TX; Jimmy of WY; Justin of CA; Vince of Morenci, AZ. The Douglas Dispatch, April 25, 1996. GREEN, Raymond, born Jan 13, 1925 at Moro, TX. Seventy-one yrs of age. Died Jan 9, 1999 at Bisbee, AZ. Burial private with arrangements by Bisbee Funeral Home. Spouse: Lillian. Son: Raymond (Lillian). Daughters: Shirley (Al) King; Sharon (Harlon) Rogers; Joann (Merlin) Weber, all of Sierra Vista, AZ. Eleven grandchildren. Mr. Green worked in the oil fields and as a farmer in TX before moving to Bisbee in 1958. He served in the U.S. Navy in WWII and was a member of the American Legion. The Bisbee News, Thur Jan 14, 1999, pg 2. GREENWALT, Raymond E., born March 13, 1913 at Good Hope, Ohio. Died Sept 25, 1995 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tucson, AZ. Burial Sept 29, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Funeral services at Bring's Chapel, Tucson, AZ. Spouse: Ann of Douglas, AZ. Daughters: Linda Taylor; Mardale Loewer & Wilma McBride. Sons: David & Don. Fifteen grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren. Sister: Lucy Day of Ohio. Mr.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Greenwalt was a Douglas resident 31 yrs. He moved to Tucson in 1977. The Douglas Dispatch, Sept 28, 1995. GREGG, Johnathan, born Aug 31, 1994 at Giessen, Germany. Died Aug 31, 1994 at Giessen, Germany. Burial Sept 12, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Funeral Mass by Father Luis Chavez. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Parents: Diana Perez and Jeremy E. Gregg (U.S.Army). Maternal grandparents: Dolores & Isidor Perez of Douglas, AZ. Paternal grandparents; Lorrayne Mae & Ronald Thompson Gregg of Salem, Oregon. The Douglas Dispatch, Sept 8, 1994. GREGOR, Kathryn M., of Douglas, AZ. Born Nov 17, 1904 in Benton County, Indiana. Died April 18, 1993 at Douglas Manor, Douglas, AZ. Burial Thurs April 22, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Rosary 7pm Wed April 21, 1993 at Brown Page Mortuary. Mass of the Resurrection at Immaculate Conception Church. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas. Spouse: Judd Gregor (died 1981). Daughter & son-in-law: Margaret & Harry Sheid of Mesa, AZ. Son: Judd Gregor of Flagstaff, AZ. Son & daughter-in-law: Bob & Mary Evelyn Gregor of Strong, Maine. Eleven grandchildren & 13 great grandchildren. Mrs. Gregor graduated from the Univ. of Minn. in 1927. She & her husband moved to Douglas in 1947 as teachers. The Douglas Dispatch Tues April 20, 1993, pg 3. GRETH, Jose A, born Nov 8, 1920 at Cumpas, Sonora, Mex. Died Jan 24, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Wed Jan 26, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas (Veteran's plot) with services by American Legion & VFW. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Adela Greth (died 1987). Daughter: Yolanda G. Cruz of Douglas, AZ. Son: Jose A. Greth II of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren: Mark A, Franklin L, Louis A. & Jose A. Greth III. David Patchett, Dulee Yolanda Cruz, Alan Cruz, Zaira and Orlando Cruz. Great grandchildren: David Iseael & Gustoavo Alejandro Patchett. Pallbearers: Mark Greth, Griff David Patchett, Frank Greth, Louis Greth, Tony Greth III, Jose A. Greth II, Benjamin Davila. Honorary pallbearers: Joseph Greth, Richard Greth, Fausto Miranda, Ramon Greth, Carlos Greth, Roberto Greth, Michael Greth, Ruben Greth, Francisco Javier Cruz. Mr. Greth was a 45 yr resident of Douglas. He retired from Phelps Dodge after 38yrs as a roaster operator. The Douglas Dispatch, Tues Jan 25, 1994, pg 2. Picture on file with Cochise Genealogical Society. GRIFFIN: GRIFFIN, Jenny Rachel, born Feb 15, 1973 at Tucson, AZ. Twenty-one yrs of age. Died Feb 28, 1994 at Tucson, AZ. Burial with private services the weekend of March 5-6, 1994 out of town (out of Douglas). Parents: Tom & Jan Griffin. Daughter: Nina Marie. Child's father: Christopher Clark. Brother: Sam G. Griffin. Grandparents: Buddy & Rosie Griffin of Arkansas and John & Pricye McMillen of OH. Aunts & uncle: Candi Dunfee; Ken & Sandy Johnson of Phoenix. Cousin: Lacey Dunfee. Ms. Griffin attended Huber Jr. High & Douglas High School. She was a graduate of Thunderbird Adventist Academy & was attending Apollo College of Tucson. Picture of file with the Cochise Genealogical Society. GRIFFIN, Tim J., born Oct 5, 1919 at Nogales, AZ. Seventy-four yrs of age. Died Feb 14, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Memorial service Feb 17, 1994 at Faith Chapel Church, Douglas. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Bina Griffith of Douglas. Daughter: Ada Lorraine Livingston of Marana, AZ. Sons: Timothy Lynn & William Stanley Griffith of Pima, AZ. Nine grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Sisters: Mary McGrady & Kathleen Hardiman of Anaheim, CA. Brother: Jack Griffin of Mammoth, AZ. Mr. Griffin attended Nogales schools & worked in the mines there & in Mammoth before moving to Bisbee as a miner with Phelps Dodge. He was in the U.S. Navy during WWII & the Korean Conflict. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed Feb 16, 1994, pg 2.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GRIJALVA: GRIJALVA, Henry V., born March 15, 1920 at Douglas, AZ. Died June 18, 1997 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial June 21, 1997 at Sacred Heart Cemetery, Pirtleville, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Ruth Ann Santana of Douglas. Sisters: Rebecca Arvizu & Josefina Grijalva. Pallbearers: Jude Lopez, George F. Lopez, Jack Grijalva, Robert Munoz, Jack Grijalva, Juan Mariscal, John Mariscal. The Douglas Dispatch, June 20, 1997. GRIJALVA, Jesus O. "El Chito", born March 4, 1911 at Alamos, Sonora, Mex. Died Sept 14, 1993 at Phoenix (AZ) Community Hospital. Burial Fri Sept 17, 1993 10am at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. from Bethel Asamblea de Dios Church, under the direction of Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Maria Y. Grijalva (died 1991). Daughters: Lydia Bravo of Tucson, AZ; Rosario Zorilla & Francisca Flores of Aqua Prieta, Mex; Irma Zaragoza of Douglas, AZ and Graciela Anguiuno of Phoenix. Son: Francisco Javier Grijalva of Douglas. Twenty-three grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren. Mr. Girjalva retired as a mine worker in 1947 after many yrs at the mines in Pilares de Nacozari. The Douglas Dispatch, Thur Sept 16, 1993, pg 2. GRIJALVA, Maria Luisa V., born Aug 2, 1904 at Cucuppe, Sonora, Mex. Ninety-one yrs of age. Died July 30, 1996 at Sierra Vista, AZ. Burial Aug 3, 1996 at Sacred Heart Cemetery, Pirtleville, AZ, from St. Bernards Parish. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas. Sisters: Rebecca G. (Ernesto) Arvizu & Josefina V. Grijalva. Brother: Henry V (Ruth) Grijalva. Pallbearers: Roberto Munoz, Juan Mariscal, George Lopez, Caucil Hoyack, Ernesto Arvizu, Frank Grijalva, Jude Lopez, Mari Meza. The Douglas Dispatch, Aug 1, 1996. GRIZZLE, James Brent, married May 28, 1994 at East Tucson Baptist Church, Tucson, AZ. Spouse: Julie Ann Rogers of Tucson. Grooms Parents: James & JoCarol Grizzle of Elfrida, AZ. He is employed by Mundt & Assoc in Phoenix. Brides Parents: Katie Evans of Phoenix & Gene Rogers of Worland, WY. The Douglas Dispatch Tues July 12, 1994, pg 2. Picture on file at the Cochise Genealogical Society. GROSSKLAUS, William. Miner Is Killed. William Grossklaus Crushed to Death in Czar Shaft While Coming Off Shift. Abandoned Stope Falls Several Sets. Victim Was Prepared to Leave Shortly to Visit Children. Coroner’s Jury Exonerates Company From Blame. His plans all made to visit his two little motherless children in Texas within the next few weeks, death came unexpectedly Sunday afternoon about 3:30 o’clock to William Grossklaus, who was crushed to death beneath 100 tons of ore and dirt on the 300-foot level in the Czar shaft. Grossklaus, with George McMillan and Harry Palmer, were just preparing to leave the mine, having completed their shift, when several sets of timbers in an old and little used stope gave way under them. That all three were not killed is due to kind fortunate’s helping hand to Palmer and McMillan. When the crash came Grossklaus was carried down beneath his companions by the earth and rock that fell from above. Palmer went down next, being partially covered, while McMillan held to the rail of a track on which they were standing and escaped being carried down. When help was summoned McMillan was found on top. A rope was placed under the arms of Palmer and he was withdrawn from his dangerous position, in which he sustained several severe bruises but nothing of a serious nature. According to stories told of the accident, Grossklaus was not killed by the first cave, but when the rescuers first reached him was able to speak, crying out that he could see their light. They then went to work to dig him out. When the greater part of the dirt had been removed and the accident victim reached he was still alive but said he was smothering and to protect him as much as possible planks were placed over his uncovered face. Before more could be done the second cave came, completely covering the victim and probably ending his sufferings, mangling his body in a horrible manner. When finaly [sic] found his head

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved was crushed in, his body torn and bruised and several bones broken. By working from underneath, Grossklaus was reached about two hours after the accident happened at about 3 o’clock. He was then dead and was taken to an undertaking establishment. It is said that Grossklaus recently resigned a position at the Lowell shaft for the reason that he could not get Sunday work. It was working on Sunday that brought him his tragic death. His desire for as much work as possible is due to the fact that the recent death of his wife put him to considerable expense. She died and was buried in this city about six months ago. At the inquest, held last night at Judge Owen Murphy’s courtroom, a number of witnesses were examined, and the testimony all went to show that it was one of those unavoidable accidents that occur from time to time in underground workings. Several of the witnesses examined stated that the precautions taken to avoid such accidents were superior to those in other mines: that they knew of nothing that could have been done to have lessened the danger. The deceased was a native of Germany and aged about 39. He has a brother-in-law, A. T. Rose, who is employed by the Bisbee-Naco Water company here. He has also a brother living at Custer City, S. D., two sisters living in New York. He has two children living at Valley Mills, Bosque county, Texas. His parents are both alive and living in Germany. The jury’s verdict was to the effect that the deceased came to his death through an unavoidable accident caused by the giving away of timbers and falling earth, and attached no blame to the company. The members of the jury were Harry Hanscomb, Wm. Fahey, E. B. Miller, J. J. McCrea and J. C. Leroy. Bisbee Daily Review, Bisbee, AZ. Tuesday, April 10, 1906. Pg. 5 (Transcribed by Jean Walker). GROVES: GROVES, Emerson Keith "Bud", born March 17, 1933at Branch Port, NY Died Feb 2, 1993 at Veteran's Hospital, Tucson, AZ. Burial 9am Feb 6, 1933 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Spouse: Virginia. Parents: Clinton & Nellie Groves. Son: Clint "Butch" Groves of Douglas, AZ. Daughter: Margaret Morales, also of Douglas. Sisters: Shirley Finger (deceased); Virginia Burk of Douglas, AZ. Brother-in-law: Maurice Finger of Tucson. Grandchildren: Rene, Robert & Cynthia Morales of Douglas, AZ. Mr. Groves was a veteran of the Korean War. He attended Penn Yan Academy in NY He moved to Douglas in 1956. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed Feb 3, 1993 pg 3 & Thurs Feb 4, 1993, pg. 3. GROVES, Irma A, born July 7, 1932 at Douglas, AZ. Died June 21, 1995 at Tucson, AZ. Burial June 24, 1995 at Holy Hope Cemetery, Tucson, AZ. Funeral Mass at Our Mother of Sorrows Church. Arrangements by Bring's East Broadway Funeral Home, Tucson. Spouse: Minton Groves. Son: Frank McCullough. One granddaughter. Brothers: Frank, Art, Armando & Robert Castro. Sister: Berta Sheeley. The Douglas Dispatch June 23, 1995. GRUSENDORF, Stella. September 17, 1869 - February 12, 1954 Feb 14, 1954. Longtime Bowie Resident Dies At Morenci Friday. Bowie. Mrs. Stella Grusendorf, a resident of the Bowie area since 1922, passed away Friday after a brief illness at Morenci. Her age was 84. She was born in Mexia, Texas, and moved to Bowie from Madisonville, Tex., with her husband, the late Carl Grusendorf. Here they operated a grocery store for many years. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Ina Davis of Bowie; son, Carl H. Grusendorf of Bowie; Mrs. Nellie Lowther of Morenci and five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Death Certificate is at http://genealogy.az.gov/azdeath/214/02141259.pdf (spelled Grusendarf) GUERRERO: GUERRERO, Antonio S., born Nov 7, 1918 at Douglas, AZ. Died March 5, 1993 at home in Douglas, AZ. Burial March 8, 1993 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, from Immaculate Conception Church. Spouse: Delfina

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Guerrero. Brothers: Julio Guerrero of La Habra, CA; Refugio Guerrero of Whittier, CA. Sisters: Senaida Guerrerro & Margareta Ibarra, of Douglas. Mr. Guerrero was a member of Immaculate Conception Church. He was a Veteran of Foreign Wards & American Legion Combat veteran of U.S. Army in France & Italy. He received the Purple Heart. He was a lifetime resident of Douglas. The Douglas Dispatch, Sun March 7, 1993, pg 3. Picture on file with the Cochise Genealogical Society. GUERRERO, Inocencio C., born Sept 28, 1907 at Durango, Mex. Eighty-nine yrs of age. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary of Douglas, AZ. First wife, Guadalupe Echeribel (deceased). Daughters: Jeanette Martinez (deceased); Pearl Dorme (deceased); Josie (John) Irey of Douglas; Cecilia (Jesus) Vidal of Tucson; Ella (Eldon) Johnson of Tucson; Mary Jane Hanover of CA. Sons: Ray Guerrero (deceased); Herbert Williams (deceased); Frank (Becky) Guerrero of Douglas. Brothers: Julio & Ignacio Guerrero, both of CA. Thirty grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Oct 15, 1996. GUERRERO, Vincente V., born Nov 14, 1906. Died Jan 12, 1994 at South East Arizona Medical Center, Douglas, AZ. Burial Tues Jan 18, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Curtis Page & Sons Mortuary. Spouse: Rosa Romero Guerrero of Douglas. Daughter: Toni Peterson of Lodi, CA. Sons: Oscar Guerrero of Los Angeles, CA & Joe Guerrero of Lodi, CA. Grandchildren: Chris, Dee Dee, Celina, & Mia Fitzhugh; Daniel, Ricardo & Joey Guerrero. Mr. Guerrero worked 32 yrs for Phelps Dodge. He had lived in Douglas for 62 yrs. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church. The Douglas Dispatch, Thurs Jan 13, 1994, pg 2. GUIDO, Patricia Williamson, born Feb 8, 1940 at Hermosillo, Sonora, Mex. Died Aug 3, 1993 at home in Mexico City, Mex. Burial in Mexico City, Mex. Spouse: Alberto Guido of Mexico City. Mother: Alicia C. Williamson (deceased). Children: Alberto Jr; Maria Luisa; Ricardo; and Roberto Guido, all of Mexico. Three grand-children. Sisters: Maria P. Durazo of Douglas, AZ; Marcela Williamson of Mexico City; Jennie Roqueni of Alabama. Mrs. Guido attended Loretto School in Douglas & graduated from Douglas High School. The Douglas Dispatch, Thurs Aug 5, 1993 pg 2. Picture on file at the Cochise Genealogical Society. GUILLEN, Margarita B., born May 19, 1925 at Bisbee, AZ. Seventy-two yrs of age. Died July 17, 1997 at Hospice Family Care of Tucson, AZ. Rosary & Mass from St. Patrick's of Bisbee. Arrangements by Dugan Funeral Home of Bisbee. Spouse: Lino N. Guillen (died March 24, 1997, married abt 1948). Parents: Salvado C. & Rosario Mendez Barboa. Daughter: Ylda Alicia Guillen of Bisbee. Sons: Richard of Bisbee; Rene (Rosa) & Gilbert, all of Tucson. Grandchildren: Rosa Irene Guillen; Rene Guillen Jr & Humberto (Betito) Hayos. Brothers: Jesus (Rosalia) of Naco, AZ; Victor (Maria Jesus) of Mammoth, AZ; Rodolfo (Eustolia) & Gilberto (Elvia) Olivia, all of CA. Sisters: Delia (Joe) Coronada of Bisbee; Dora (Ken) Neal of Hereford, AZ; and Gloria Estela (Rodolfo) Pico of Bisbee. Second family with whom she lived: The Guerrero Family: Aunt Guadalupe of Tucson. Cousins: Adalberto (Ana) of Tucson; Roberto (Josephine) of Tucson; Javier (Jo Ann) of CA; Mercedes, Guadalupe (Frank) Romero & Margarita (Phillip) Rubi, all of Tucson. The Bisbee News, July 24, 1997, pg 2. GUITTEAU, Paul E, born in South Bend, Indiana. Ninety yrs of age. Died on Sunday prior to May 11, 1993 at Scottsdale, AZ. Burial May 13, 1993 at Tucson (AZ) Holy Hope Cemetery-Mausoleum. Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Hope Church, Scottsdale, AZ. Spouse: Elizabeth Askins of Douglas (married 1928). Son: William Dudley Guitteau of Tucson. Daughter: Josephine McPherson of Scottsdale, AZ. Five grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Sister: Marcella Parsons of Greensboro, NC Mr. Guitteau graduated in 1926 from the Univ. of AZ, Tucson. He received his masters degree in 1936. He taught math and was later superintendent of Thatcher, AZ public Schools (1927-1945. In 1945 he was Superintendent of

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved Amphitheater School in Tucson, AZ. He was the 17th Eastern AZ College president from 1951-1965. He was the associate superintendent of The Tucson Diocese Schools until 1974. AZ Range News, Willcox, AZ, May 20, 1993 and The AZ Daily Star, Tucson, May 11, 1993. GUNDERSON, Marvel Ruth, born Feb 15, 1923 in Freeborn Co., MN. Died May 3, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Burial May 6, 1993 with Rev. John Lundering, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, officiating. Spouse: Glenn Gunderson (married June 28, 1942 at Austin, MN). Daughters: Nina Mae and Ana Marie of AZ; Harriet and Alice of CA; Muriel of Minnesota. Sons: Gerald and Eugene of MI and Richard of Idaho. Sixteen grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren. Sister: Marlys of Ill. Brother: John of MN. The Douglas Dispatch, May 17, 1994. GUTIERREZ: GUTIERREZ, Amado L. "Chief", died Sept 10, 1996 at Tucson, AZ. Seventy-four yrs of age. Burial Sept 14, 1996 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Children: George & Jesse; Alfonso Penunuri; Elsa Cubillas; Ana Danehy; Mary Bickwell-Crawford; Lucia Swift. All the above from Tucson. Also Mario of Douglas. Twenty three children, 4 great grandchildren. The Douglas Dispatch, Sept 12, 1996. September 12, 1996. Amado L. “Chief” Gutierrez, 74. Amado L. “Chief” Gutierrez of Douglas died Sept. 10, 1996, at Veterans Hospital in Tucson. He was a lifelong resident of Douglas, and starred in sports at Douglas High in the late 1930s. During World War II, he served as a tank commander under Gen. George S. Patton. He played for several semi-pro baseball teams on both sides of the border, including the Bisbee Copper Kings. He worked for more than 30 years at the Phelps-Dodge Smelter, and was active in the Steelworkers Union. He was preceded in death by his daughter Lupe in 1984. He is survived by his wife, Ana Maria; his children, George and Jesse Gutierrez, Alfonso Penunuri, Elsa Cubillas, Ana Danchy, Maria Bicknell-Crawford, and Lucia Swift, all of Tucson; and Mario Gutierrez, of Douglas; 23 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Visitation is 3-6 p.m. Friday at Brown-Page Mortuary. Rosary is 7 p.m. Friday at Immaculate Conception Church. Funeral mass is 10:30 Saturday at Immaculate Conception. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery, with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars rendering military honors. (Picture of Amado L. Gutierrez) Douglas Daily Dispatch. GUTIERREZ, Blanca Julia, born March 23, 1913 at Navojoa, Sonora, Mex. Died Sept 20, 1994 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Sept 22, 1994 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Services at Curtis Page Funeral Home and Primera Iglesia Bautista Del, Sr. Rev. Manuel Molina officiating. Preceded in death by husband, Samuel C. (1987). Daughters: Blanca Wickstrom of Hayward, CA; Mary (Guillermo) Vega of Douglas. Sons: Alfredo Guiterrez of Phoenix; Gilberto (Lucille) Gutierrez of San Antonio, TX; Arnoldo (Belen) of Tucson. Sixteen grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, 7 great great grandchildren. Sister: Ruth (Julio) Damian of Indio, CA. The Douglas Dispatch, Sept 21, 1994. GUTIERREZ, Jack W., born Aug 5, 1923 at Boulder, CO. Died Nov 23, 1995 at Douglas, AZ. Burial Nov 27, 1995 at Calvary Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Arrangements by Brown Page Mortuary. Spouse: Naomi. Preceded in death by sons, Jack R & Gary and sister, Jean Moraes. Daughters: Barbara Tunnison & Rhema Gutierrez. Four grandchildren. Sister: Francis Gutierrez. Brother: Robert Edward Gutierrez. Mr. Gutierrez was a veteran of WWII. He was founder of Al & Jack's Auto Repair. The Douglas Dispatch, Nov 26, 1995.

Cochise County AZGenWeb © 2018 - All rights reserved GUTIERREZ, Jose Luis Villegas, born 1958 at Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chi, Mex. Died Feb 28, 1999 at Tucson (AZ) Medical Center. The Douglas Dispatch, Wed Mar 3, 1999 pg 2. See picture file, at the Cochise Genealogical Society, for complete obituary in Spanish. GUTOWSKI, Eugene, born April 28, 1926 at Pana, Ill. Seventy yrs of age. Died April 10, 1997 at home in McNeal, AZ. Arrangements by Bisbee Funeral Service with private services. Spouse: Beverly J. Gutowski. Three sons: Gregory, Stephan & Robert. Eight grandchildren, one great grandchild. Mr. Gutowski was a superintendent with 3M manufacturing before retirement. He moved to AZ 17 yrs ago and was a resident of McNeal, AZ. The Bisbee News & Gazette, April 17, 1997, pg 6.