In memoriam: Funeral notice photos, September 1-30, 2017
Photos from September's funeral notices with links to the obituaries of each person. For more obituaries go to
In memoriam: Funeral notice photos, September, 2017
MASONE, Mary
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SHESTKO, Barbara "Barbie" Joanne 5/28/1964 - 9/1/2006
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NELSON-WICKWIRE, Dorothy
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BANKEMPER, Ann Celeste
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BARIL, Cheryl Lynn (Minarik)
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CHANDLER, Danny
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DREWS, Jeffrey Scott
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GREEN, Marlene Bence
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GOODEN, Clayton
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HELBIG, Barbara Jean
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HENNEBERGER, Linda Anne
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LORAH, Clifton, Jr.
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MILEN, Charles "Chuck"
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NITKA, John Anthony
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PERRY, Tracy Suzanne
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PRICE, Margaret Jean
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SCHMID, CW3 Arthur L., US Army Ret.
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SPACKEEN, Daryl Ann (Mailloux)
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SPEER, Henrietta "Hank" Marie Christy
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SYKES, Irene Burton
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WALDREN, Yvonne
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WILSON, Patrice "Patty"
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CORRAL, Manuel "Manny" 11/20/1971 - 9/5/2016
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FERRO, Guy Forrest
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SIBLEY, Lynn (formerly Daniels and Horner)
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SLAGLE, Dennis H.
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SOTER, Martha (MizChristenson)
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BARRON, Barbara
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GARCIA, Raul Acedo "Buddy"
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NICEWANDER, Sarah Schneider
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SCHIFANO, Joseph Sr.
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ANCHONDO, Mary C.
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BIDWELL, Joseph B.
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GILKERSON, Ralph Edwin
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MESEL, Emmanuel "Sandy" Dr. Â
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KASSANDER, A. Richard, Jr., "Dick"
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KELLERMEYER, David Mathias
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KIMBERLIN, Beatrice "Bea"
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KLEIN, Eleonore and Harold
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MCDERMOTT, Kathryn Lynn "Kat"
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MCGEE, George W.
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MITCHELL, Donald K.
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PREBLE, Craig
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STACY, Emma
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VALENTE, Lorraine B.
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MILLER, Samuel Arthur E. Eng., Aeronautical Eng. MS Col (Ret) 4/15/1938 - 9/11/2015
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HOOK, Mary Rosalie "Rose"
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ANDERSON, Ron
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ANDREWS, Floyd E.
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DODSON, Justin Thomas 4/29/1983 - 3/13/2017
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FOX, Joan
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WATTS, Dorothy Jane Fogle
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HEIDEL-HOUSTON, Sharon Lee
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ROBERTS, David E.
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ROMO, Roy
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SEVERYN, Martha (LeFevre)
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ALMAZÃN, Michael Rene
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HATFIELD, Sandra Soto
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SNYDER, Michael
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CHINNOCK, John F.
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GOODWIN, Rose Marie
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KELLEY, Peggy L. 8/30/1947 - 9/20/2016
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LINDSTROM-CARRABBA, Deborah
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MERRELL, Alicia L.
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SARACCO, Marilyn
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SNOW, Lorraine Gillett
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STEPHENSON, Roger Emmett, Sr.
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TAYLOR, JoAnn Margery
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THOMPSON, Cheryl Diane (Carpentier)
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WATTS, Dorothy Jane Fogle
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WETZEL, Captain Donald
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WILD, Elizabeth "Lyd"
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YOUNG, Roberta Virginia
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WOOD, Catherine Ann
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DEVALK, Mary Jane
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LURIE, Alan
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SVOB, Robert S. "Bob"
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BARTHOLOMEW, Georgia Sue
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BELL, George Graham
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FIERO, Norma Carroll
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MARTINEZ, Patricia In Loving Remembrance 9/20/1940 - 9/22/2016
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MEJIAS, Jenny P.
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MORGAN, W. Edward
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TRIBBLE, Mildred "Millie" Burnett
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PINON, Sarah Ortiz
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BISHOP, Timothy
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DUGGLEBY, Don
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HODGES, Paul Arthur
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MARR, Audrey Payne
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MCKEE, Maxine Joyce
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ORTEGA, Artemisa "Mitcha" Bonillas
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POST, Mrs. Sine S.
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SCHUH, Martha Anita
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THOMPSON, Trinity Yasmine
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TRIBBLE, Mildred "Millie" Burnett
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WILSON, Jinnie
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PARKER, James R.
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MOSS, John G.
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CARRILLO, Rafael Bustamante
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NELSON, William Joseph
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REZAC, Connie L. (formerly Connie L. Hayden)
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BYRON, Helen Ann
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PEAT, John "Jack"
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TAMAYO, Patricia A.
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PEREYDA, Jose Jesus
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MCCONNER, Stanley Jay, Sr.
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The ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Supreme Court said the city's program of destroying seized firearms violated state law.Â
Advice for the real world.
ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ vying to bring thousands of Amazon corporate jobs to the Old Pueblo.
Resolution vows to support all student equally but avoids referencing DACA specifically.Â
The ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Supreme Court won't allow state and local officials to hide behind federal drug laws to thwart medical marijuana sales.
A quiet table for two at Café a la C'Art comes with a side of live music.Â
After 30 years on death row, the killer of 7-year-old may finally be nearing the end of his available appeals.
Arches and windows in rocks can be found near the Catalina Highway.
Marana also getting Baja Cafe's third location in a couple weeks and Chick-fil-A. Culinary Dropout to open at Grant Road Lumber Yard.
The freshman-filled units already have experienced the highs and lows of college football in a span of two games.
It all started innocently enough.
The ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Wildcats didn't lose a baseball game to New Mexico in 39 tries.Â
Dear Cathy,
I sure am glad President Trump isn’t considering me to be the new head of the Social Security Administration. What a thankless job! As about 1…
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The governor's stance places him at odds with Attorney General Mark Brnovich who filed suit against the regents.
Said he's not supportive of attorney general's lawsuit against regents over tuition.
Decades-long mission to ring planet ends Friday.Â
Advice for the real world.
Effort to recruit Amazon here is wasted, plus more on Stegeman, Brnovich and CD 2.
Like the other six wild jaguars discovered in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ and New Mexico since 1996, this one is a male.
ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥'s bald eagle population expands with a record number hatched this year.
Three former principals were collectively asking for nearly $20,000 in back pay.
New figures show ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥'s seasonally adjusted jobless rate for August ticked down.
UA coach Rich Rodriguez is sticking with the veteran for at least one more week, even though the fans’ patience seems to have run out.
Strong arm, game-breaking speed make Joiner one of the area's top quarterback prospects in decades.
Star columnist checks in with his thoughts on Friday's game against UTEP.Â
Contract for International Space Station work could be worth up to $500 million.
Contract for International Space Station work could be worth up to $500 million.
If you experienced déjà vu during the ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Wildcats’ game against Houston last week, you weren’t alone.
The ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Wildcats gave out Rob Gronkowski bobbleheads in Week 1. In Week 2, they honored him again.Â
Comedian reminds us that laughter makes beautiful music.
Donovan Walker walked on at UTEP in 2014 fully expecting to redshirt the season. Out of necessity, though, the Miners called Walker into actio…
When UA coach Rich Rodriguez and defensive coordinator Marcel Yates visited Tristan Cooper in El Paso for the first time, they couldn’t believ…
The California restaurant chain specializes in charbroiled burgers, malts and shakes.
The city transportation department estimates four weekends will be necessary to complete work.Â
Last year's most expensive home cost $3.25 million, lower than the most expensive home of 2015 at $3.435 million.
We’ve all had it happen: You hear about a book and go to your local library to find it, but dozens of people are ahead of you on the wait list…
Athlon's and Street & Smith's have UA atop their preseason Top 25 rankings.
Woman says she was held against her will.
Firearms were collected from the residence, officers said.
Overturned a trial judge's ruling that the officers acted illegally in entering the apartment where the shooting happened.
Advice for the real world.
"Campus within a campus" is expected to be open for classes in August 2019.
Both countries get more river water, but must save more during shortages.
The alleged conspiracy was discovered when a box with a gun barrel poking out arrived at Border Patrol station.
Trump supporter and ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ police officer Brandon Tatum's social media posts have stayed just inside the department's rules so far.
Imprisoned sheriff's detective also facing loss of state license.
The church got a $9.8 million building permit to begin construction of 4-story complex.
Relatively young Hispanic population is growing in spending power, ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Hispanic Chamber of Commerce report says.
UA Venture Capital was founded by local businessman Fletcher McCusker to address a shortage of local venture money.
Crash took place near Pima Community College's West Campus.
A tearful Bradford was taken into custody immediately after the hearing. He faces up to seven years in prison.
Kyle Bryson's term as presiding judge will run through 2021.
No rain is on the forecast.
Above normal temperatures continue through at least next week.
The complaint filed May 15 and was recently obtained by the Star through a public records request.
The crash occurred at East Valencia Road and South Nogales Highway.
The victim was found Oct. 1 suffering from blunt force trauma.
Motorists were asked to avoid the area.
The hit-and-run occurred Sept. 30, 2017.
No one was injured, authorities say.