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151	OBITUARY Mark Anthony Robles was called to be in Heaven with our heavenly Father on September 2009. He was born on September 2, 2009 to Alicia Cristal Robles and his father (deceased) Luis Mendoza. He was also preceded in death by his cousin Marco Anthony Gonzales, Great-grandfathers Ruperto V. Morales and Rafael C. Robles; great-grandmothers Alicia U. Morales and Virginia Q. Robles. Mark is survived by his sisters Nereida and Alicia Guerrero and brother Ivan Montano. He also leaves behind his aunts Suzette, Annette Robles and Naomi (Saul Carrizoza); Maternal grandparents Richard and Maria Robles of Pirtleville. mark leaves uncles, aunts and cousins in Douglas, Agua Prieta, Tucson and California. Mark will be greatly missed. Douglas Dispatch, 2012	ROBLES, Mark Anthony (I352085995512)
152	OBITUARY Mrs. Margaret R. Calvillo-Williams, age 88 of Globe, Arizona, passed away on April 26, 2010 at her residence in Globe. She was born in Globe, Arizona on Oct 31, 1921, daughter of Arnulfo and Loretta (Peraza) Robles. She worked in several jobs starting at A.J. Bayless Meat Department, and Copper Hills dining room. She was also a caretaker caring for other people. She worked at the concession stand for Little League Baseball helping sell burros, candy, and soft drinks. She enjoyed cooking for her family, gardening, sewing, going to the Casino for entertainment and she loved to travel. Her hands were always busy doing her craft work. "Maggie" is preceded in death by her husband, Raymundo Joe Calvillo; her son, Raymond; daughter, Carolyn Calvillo; her sisters, Carmen Sienz and Antonia Armendarez.	ROBLES, Margaret (I352086548647)
153	OBITUARY Mrs. Margaret R. Calvillo-Williams, age 88, of Globe, Ariz, passed away on April 26, 2010 at her residence in Globe. She was born in Globe, Ariz. on October 31, 1921, daughter of Arnulfo and Loretta (Peraza) Robles. She worked in several jobs starting at A.J. Bayless Meat Dept. and Copper Hills dinning room. She was also a caretaker caring for other people. She worked at the concession stand for Little League Baseball helping sell burros, candy, and soft drinks. She enjoyed cooking for her family, gardening, sewing, going to the Casino for entertainment and she loved to travel. Her hands were always busy doing her craft work. "Maggie" is preceded in death by her husband, Raymundo Joe Calvillo; her son, Raymond; daughter, Carolyn Calvillo;; her sisters, Carmen Saenz and Antonia Armendarez. Published: Tuesday, May 4, 2010	ROBLES, Margarita Peraza (I_736231248)
154	OBITUARY MRS. RITA ROBLES DIES IN CALIFORNIA Mrs. Rita Robles, 72, a former Tucson resident, died in Los Angeles, California, early yesterday morning. Mr. Robles, who was born in Tucson, was the mother of a former Tucson baseball manager, Mike Robles, who was killed in an automobile accident in San Francisco last year. She left Tucson 15 years ag to live in California. She is survived by three sons and four daughters. They are Mrs. Rafela Comancho, of Monte Bello, California; Mrs. Mercy Waer, Mrs. Julia Smith and Rita Robles, of Los Angeles; and Henry, Frank and Gilbert, all of Los Angeles. She also leaves one brother, Roman Arvizu, of Tuscon. Funeral services and burial will be held Tuesday morning in Los Angeles. Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) Mon, Nov 2, 1953, Page 3	ARVIZU Molina, Rita sp #1 (I352545102651)
155	OBITUARY Octavio 'Tavo' Robles passed away on February 28, 2007 at the Banner Baywood Hospital in Mesa, AZ. He was a retiree from BHP, San Manuel. Tavo is survived by his loving family: wife, Virginia Robles; two sons, Mark Anthony Robles, Michael Robles and a daughter, Brenda Molina. He is also survived by his granddaughters, Adrianna and Stephanie Molina, Brianna and Cienna Robles and seven great-grandchildren; sisters, Ofelia Martinez, Reina Gutierrez; three brothers, George Robles, Ralph Robles, Richard Robles and many loving nieces and nephews. Tavo will be dearly missed by everyone. Visitation will be held Sunday, March 4, 2007 from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. with a Rosary at 7:00 p.m. held at South Lawn Mortuary, 5401 S. Park Ave. Services will be held Monday, March 5, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. with a visitation one hour prior also at South Lawn Mortuary with interment to follow at South Lawn Cemetery.	ROBLES, Octavio Quijada (I352085990339)
156	OBITUARY OLEA, Ronald G., 15609 Double Grove, La Puente, Feb 19, St. Joseph. Survivors: wife, Olga; sons, Ronald, Brian, Rodney, Roger; parents; three sisters; three brothers. Interment, Holy Cross. Published by The Tidings, Fri. Feb.28. Page 15	OLEA Robles, Ronald (I285)
157	OBITUARY Patricia Joanne (Provencio) Moreno, "Patsy" Born: October 19, 1933 in Safford, AZ. Passed: February 24, 2003 in Tucson, AZ. Beloved mother to Robbie Suarez (Ernesto), Frank Moreno, III, Donna Parker (Jack) and Karen Rubalcava (Tim). She was blessed with eleven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She was known for her loving spirit and recognizable smile. Patsy enjoyed Bingo and Blitz. She was known by many and loved by more. With a fiery spirit and impeccable sense of humor she could brighten up any room. Her love of family was illustrated by her attendance at countless family reunions, weddings and birthdays. She will be missed immensely and will live in our hearts always. She is preceded in death by her mother, Louisa Bowden and her two younger brothers, Max and Cecil Provencio. Survived by the father of her children, Frank B. Moreno of Miami, AZ; as well as five sisters, Alice, Lupe, Dolly Belinda and Chela. Visitation services will be on Saturday, March 1, 2008 at Martinez Funeral Chapels 2580 S. 6th Ave., Tucson, AZ. from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm with a Chapel service at 10:00 am. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Martinez Funeral Chapels. Published in the Tucson Newspapers on 2/29/2008	PROVENCIO, Patricia Joanne (I_736231554)
158	OBITUARY Rachel "Tootie" Robles, age 72, passed away June 27, 2008 in Globe, AZ. She worked at Magma Copper. She lived in AZ her whole life. She is survived by her husband Bennie Robles, her daughter Maria Villareal (Chris), her sister Cora White, her son Ray Robles (Charlene), and her brothers Floyd Alvarez and Raul and Micky Sanchez. The visitation will be from 5-7 pm and the Rosary will be at 7:00 pm. both will be on July 1 at Holy Angels Church. The service will be on July 2, at 10:00 am. at Holy Angels Catholic Church. She will be buried in Globe Cemetery. www.legacy.com/Obituaries Person ID 112620673	ALVAREZ, Maria Rachel (I_736232424)
159	OBITUARY Rachel lived in Northeast Los Angeles (Highland Park) since 1960, she was called to heaven on September 2, 2014, she worked for LAUD as a cafeteria Supervisor. She had a great sense of humor and lived a life dedicated to her family. She is survived by 6 children Abram, Oscar, Christina, Sylvia, Frank and Alex she leaves behind 14 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and one great-great granddaughter. Mom will be forever missed. She was laid to rest next to her son Rene who passed away in 2005 at Forest Lawn Glendale on September 11, 2014. Many friends and family attended the services. Condolences or cards can be sent to c/o Sylvia Magallanes P.O> Box 5631 El Monte CA 91734. Published in San Gabriel Valley Tribune from Sept 20, 2014	ROBLES ROBLES, Raquel (I_736232457)
160	OBITUARY Rafael C. Robles, born Oct 21, 1906 at Hermosillo, Mex. Died Feb 3, 1993 at South East Arizona Medical Center in Douglas, AZ. Mass held 1 pm Fri Feb 5, 1993 at Immaculate Concepcion Church, Douglas, AZ. Spouse of 59 years; Virginia. Daughters; Reina Gutierrez, Ophelia R. Martinez of Douglas, AZ. Sons; George Robles of CA; Richard & Ralph Robles of Douglas, AZ; Octavio Robles of Tucson, AZ. Twenty-six grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren. Mr. Robles moved to Pirtelville, AZ in 1923. He worked for Southern Pacific Railroad and for the Paul Lime Plant. he had moved to Bisbee as a baby. The Tucson Dispatch, Thurs Feb 4, 1993, pg 3 Ralph also had another daughter by his first wife. Her name was Socorro Robles. She was raised in California by her mother.	ROBLES, Rafael Cordova (I_736231200)
161	OBITUARY Ramon Rivera Robles went peacefully into his eternal home February 15, 2010, after a determined and courageous battle with cancer. Ramon was born in Pirtleville, Arizona on June 28, 1929. He was preceded in death by his loving parents, Hortensia and Arturo Robles; his brothers, Ramon I, Reynaldo and Estevan; his sisters, Otilia, Ramona and Cecilia. He is survived b sister, Evelina Stewart; brothers, Carlos (Irma), Manuel (Hilda) and Leo (Delores) and many nieces and nephews. He was married and is survived by his beloved wife, Felicia of 50 years and his three children, Clara (Grant) Richmond, Valerie (John) Dane and Jonathan Robles; grandchildren, Aaron (Sarita) Richmond, Sara (Kent) Scott, Katie Claire, Patrick Andreas, Tobias Dane, Alejandro, Antonio and Liliana Robles. Ramon's great-grandchildren, Joaquin, Micaela, Xavier and Isaac Richmond, Clara Lucia and Juan Pablo Romero, Hendrix and Jaxon Scott. Ramon graduated from Douglas High School in 1948 and soon after entered the Air Force. He served his country for four years. After his discharge he continued his education by attending the University of Arizona; supporting himself by working as assistant chef, post office carrier, sales person in retail, short order cook and at Phelps Dodge's Chemical Analysis Lab. He spent a summer session at the University of Berkley, California before getting his Bachelor of Science degree of Science in Pharmacy at the University College of Pharmacy. He had a job at St. Joseph's Hospital, which had just opened in the summer of 1961. He was a pharmacist there for ten years. In 1971, with Dr. Abrahams and Dr. Winship's encouragement he went to El Rio Neighborhood Health Center to become the founder of the pharmacy. He was a pharmacist at El Rio for 40 years. Ramon was a member of the Knights of Columbus, and Oblate of St. Benedict Order, a Cursillo member, and the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. He was also a member of the Arizona Pharmacy Association. He was devoted to his wife, Felicia; his children, family and co-workers and all the patients that he served at El Rio, St, Joseph's Hospital and Kino Hospital. Ramon was a compassionate man who always wanted to help his fellowman and went the extra mile in his profession. We would like to thank Dr. DiSimone, Julia & Steve from Arizona Oncology, the TMC crew, Mary Jane, Brenda and all those who helped make his days more comfortable. The family would also like to thank many relatives and friends for their love, prayers and support. Donations can be made to the Ramon R. Robles Community Pharmacist Memorial Scholarship. Donations should be payable to: "The University of Arizona Foundation" and directed to University of Arizona College of Pharmacy, c/o Development Office, P.O. Box 210202, Tucson, Arizona, 85721-0202. Please note on the check that the donation is for: THE ROBLES SCHOLARSHIP FUND. Donations can also be made on-line @http://tinyurl.com.copfund. If giving on line, donors should designate in the comments section under Additional Information that the gift is to the ROBLES SCHOLARSHIP FUND. The Foundation TAX ID# is 86-6050388. Mass was held Saturday, February, 2010 at St. Pius X Catholic Church. Arrangements by Bring's Broadway Chapel, 6910 E. Broadway. Published by Arizona Daily Star on Feb 21, 2010.	ROBLES, Ramon Alfredo Rivera (I_736231196)
162	OBITUARY Rene O. Velasco, 74, of Miami, Arizona passed away on January 2,2021 at Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center in Globe. Rene Velasco was born on September 13, 1946 to Artimisa Guerrero and Juan Velasco in Douglas, Arizona. Survivors include his wife Yolanda (Yoli) Velasco; daughters Veronica Brown, Monica Velasco, Annalinda Velasco, Reyna Peery (Justin); Sisters, Eva Warden, Marvella Gallardo (Gary), Bettina Amado and Suzie Velasco; Brothers Juan Velasco, (Linda) Ruben Velasco, (Donna) Mario Velasco, (Ginger) Ernie Velasco, (Sharon) Timmy Velasco. Rene has 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren as well as numerous nieces nephews and extended family. Rene was preceded in death by his father Juan Velasco, his mother Artemisa (Mitcha) his twin brother David, his son John Velasco, brother Timmy Velasco and sister Susie Velasco and his step father Antonio Guerrero. Rene enjoyed dancing with his wife Yoli, his high school sweetheart of 56 years. They twirled around the dance floor every opportunity with his wife Yoli. They loved his Harley Davidson and riding with the Independent Riders, especially at Christmas. Rene will be missed by his large family and his huge circle of friends. Vaya con dios to a loving husband, compassionate father and friend to all. A Memorial Service will be Sunday, January 10,2021 at 2:00 p.m. at Bullion Plaza. Attendees will be asked to drive through the front driveway of the museum. www.lamontmortuary.com/ovituaries	VELASCO, Rene Oton (I_736230864)
163	OBITUARY Richard Robles was cremated. He was born on July 12, 1954 to Mr. Rafael C. Robles and Mrs. Virginia Quijada Robles. He is preceded in death by brothers Octavio and Jose Luis Robles. Leaving behind are his four daughters Suzette, Annette, Cristal Robles and Naomi Robles Carrizoza (Saul) and numerous grandchildren, nephews and nieces as well as relatives and friends. He also leaves behind brothers and sisters Ralph, Jr., George Robles, Reina (Jose Pedro) Gutierrez and Ofelia Robles Martinez. He attended public school. He was a Boy Scout, worked at the forest service and at the Little League baseball as a coach. He worked at Headstart on 5th St. and Bonita Elementary school on 14th as well as at the Douglas High School in maintenance and bus driver. Thank you to Deacon Lupe (Rocky) Yanez, ICC Father Richmond, and for the flowers and prayers. Published by Douglas Dispatch, Wed. Nov 7, 2012 12a.m.	ROBLES, Richard Quijada (I352085990272)
164	OBITUARY ROBLES, Manuel 71, of 438 W. Blenman, entered into rest April 2nd, Brother of Beatrice Aragon, Francisco & Lupe Robles. Graveside services at 11 a.m., April 6th at Evergreen Cemetery. Bring's Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.	ROBLES Noriega, Manuel Jr. (I352550725369)
165	OBITUARY ROBLES, Manuel,71, of 438 W. Blenman, entered into rest April 2nd. Brother of Beatrice Aragon, Francisco and Lupe Robles. Graveside services at 11 a.m., April 6th at Evergreen Cemetery. Bring's Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.	ARAGON Robles, Manuel Jr. (I352550680711)
166	OBITUARY ROBLES, Mark James passed away on Feb 27, 1989, son of Gilbert & Barbara, brother of Paul and Kevin, uncle of Marlena. Prayer services at Morita Funeral Home, Montebello on March 3, at 7 p.m. Cremation and interment in Oddfellows Cemetery.	ROBLES, Mark James (I296)
167	OBITUARY Rosary for Raymond R. Calvillo, 29, who was found dead at his apartment in Phoenix on Friday, was Wednesday in Walker's Globe Mortuary Chapel. Mass will be at 10 a.m. today (Thursday) in Holy angels Catholic Church. burial will be in Holley Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. * Mr. Calvillo was an employee of the Mountain Bell Telephone. He was a native of Globe and member of Holy Angel Church. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Maggie Williams of Phoenix. One brother, Joe Calvillo of Globe. two sisters, Mrs. Helen Navarro of Globe and Miss Carol Calvillo of Phoenix. Source: Arizona Record May 30, 1974, Courtesy of Bullion Plaza Museum & Cultural Center of Miami, Arizona. * Mountain Breeze Memorial Gardens, Miami	CALVILLO, Raymond Robles (I_736232286)
168	OBITUARY Rosary for Reymundo (Joe) Calvillo,53, who died Tuesday at his home, 102 Bankers Ave, will be at 7 p.m. today (Thursday) at Walker's Globe Mortuary. Mass will be at 9 a.m. at Holy Angels Catholic Church with burial in Gil Memorial Gardens.* Mr. Calvillo was born in Bay City, TX and had lived in Globe 35 years. He was employed at Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company. He is survived by his wife, Maggie; two sons, Joe and Raymond of Globe. Two daughters, Mrs. Helen Navarro of Globe and Miss Carolyn Calvillo of Phoenix. Source: Arizona Record, October 19, 1972 Courtesy of Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center, Miami, Arizona * the cemetery is Mountain Breeze Memorial Gardens, Miami, Arizona	CALVILLO, Reymundo (I_736232285)
169	OBITUARY Royce Worth Hill, 35, of Lemon Grove died Dec 18. He was born in Douglas, Ariz., and was an auto mechanic for JSA Automotive. He was a member of Risen Savior Lutheran Church. Survivors include his brothers, Larry Hill, Jr of Palominas, Ariz and William Hill of Denver; parents, Ginger Hill of Lemon Grove and Larry Hill, Sr. of Sierra Vista, Ariz; and grandparents, Henry Smith of Bisbee, Ariz., and Mary Ann Selig of Lemon Grove. Services; 3 p.m. today, Risen Savior Lutheran Church, 625 Otay Lakes road, Chula Vista. Donations: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, 730 N. Franklin St., Suite 501, Chicago, IL 60610-7204. Arrangements: National Cremation Service. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 12/29/2002	HILL, Royce Worth (I_736231977)
170	OBITUARY Rusty Alston passed away at his home on November 17. he was born in Florence, AZ on September 3, 1977 to Brenda (Luck) and Mike Alston. Rusty enjoyed football, especially watching the Bears and relaxing with a beer. He helped coach Little League Baseball in Florence. He proudly served our Nation in the Army. Rusty loved his family and his children were his world. He is preceded in death by his mother. He is survived by his wife, Sally Marie, his five children, Kristiana, Lex, Ally, Ethan, Isabelle, his father, brothers; Chris Alston and Brandon Alston, sisters; Bridget Alston and Brandy Kummer, and many cousins and friends. Published by Heritage Florence Funeral Home on Nov 17, 2014.	ALSTON, Rusty (I352463021288)
171	OBITUARY Sally Pedroza Ramirez, 1940-2011, a longtime resident of Oxnard and most recently in Pinon Hills, Calif., passed away at home on Wednesday the 4th of May, at the age of 70, after a valiant battle with cancer for almost six years. Sally was born on August 26, 1940, Douglas, Ariz. where she spent her early childhood. At the age of five, her family moved to Oxnard. Sally was the daughter of Ramon Pedroza and Rosa Juarez, sister to Frank Pedroza, Steve Pedroza, Carmen (wife), Alex Juarez. Camille (wife) and Debbie Plath. She married Robert Nunez Ramirez on April 12, 1957. After spending 48 years of their marriage in Oxnard, they relocated to Pinon Hills in 2004. Sally enjoyed life to the fullest with her whole family. Laughter and happiness were always around her wherever she went. What an awesome team my mom and dad were, throughout the years of their marriage. Sally enjoyed playing and coaching softball, cooking, sewing, knitting, and dancing. She liked to travel with the family in their RV, especially to her family reunions mostly held in Arizona. Sally was active with her husband Bobby, hosting the Oxnard Mariachi Festival from 1991 to 2005 to create scholarships with the proceeds to give to local high school students. In 2005, Mr. Roberto Garcia took over the Mariachi Festival to keep the tradition going. She is survived by her husband of 54 years, Robert "Bobby" Ramirez; mother, Rosa, and her stepfather, Felix Juarez; children: Sylvia, Sandee, Brian, Robert (Maria), and Isaac; as well as grandchildren: Monique, Salina, Danielle, Matt, Michael (Julie), Nicole, and Christina; great-grandchildren Jazmin, Janessa, Dallas, Bubbles, Destiny, Christian, Brooklyn, Samara, Jacob, Josh, Quintin, and Tanner. Sally will be joining Thalisa in Heaven. Visitation will be held from 5 to 10 with a Rosary to be recited at 7 p.m. on Tuesday May 10, at Garcia Mortuary Chapel, 629 South "A" Street, Oxnard, CA 93030. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, May 11, at Santa Clara Catholic Church, 323 South E Street, Oxnard. Published in Ventura County from May 8 to May 11, 2011	PEDROZA, Celia (I_736232456)
172	OBITUARY Tommy Robles Armendarez, 28, of Paris, California, formerly of Miami, died last Tuesday in Riverside, California. He was a native of Miami. Survivors include his mother, Connie, four brothers, Manuel, Billy, Joseph and Richard; and five sisters, Margie Norris, Mary Lou and Linda Armendarez, Tonie Coleman and Susan Garcia. Friends may call at the Palmer Miami Mortuary after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Rosary will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Miami. A scripture funeral service will be held Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the church.	ARMENDARIZ, Thomas Robles (I_736232401)
173	OBITUARY Valentin "Tingo" C. Madrigal,88, of Douglas, Arizona, passed away January 31, 2007. Preceded in death by wife, Victoria "Vicky" O. Madrigal. Survived by daughters, Rita O. Madrigal and Mary Ellen "Nena" (Richard) Rodriguez; sons, Richard O., Rueben O. (Diane) and Estevan (Christina) Madrigal; sister, Mary Madrigal; brother, David Madrigal. Also survived by 15 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. A Memorial Mass will be held Monday, February 12, 2007, 10:30 a.m. at St. Augustine's Cathedral, 192 S. Stone Ave. interment to follow at Holy Hope Cemetery. Born on Valentin's Day, 1918. Valentine served our country in the Navy in World War II. Arrangements by Carrillo's Tucson Mortuary, Inc. Published in the Tucson Newspapers on 2/9/2007	MADRIGAL, Valentin C. (I_736231868)
174	OBITUARY VANCOUVER RITES FOR SGT. ARAGON Catholic and military rites for Sgt. 1.c. Joseph M. Aragon, who was killed in action April 18 in Vietnam were held May 1 in Vancouver, Washington. Sgt. Aragon was born in Litchfield Park and joined the Army here in 1948. He had been in Vietnam since December 1966. He attended Litchfield Park High School. Survivors include his wife, Helen; five children, Joseph, Michael, Patrick, Frances and Theresa, all of Vancouver; his father, Manuel Aragon; a sister, Mrs. Ralph Rojah; and a half sister, Elsa Aragon, all of Phoenix. Burial was in Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. The Arizona Republic (Phoenix, Arizona) Tue. May 16, 1967 Page 17	ARAGON, Joseph (I297)
175	OBITUARY Arnold R. Salazar was born on July 16, 1937. He was survived by his Brothers Nick Salazar, Andy Salazar, and Henry Salazar, his sisters Maria Carbajal and Mary Nader, his daughter Margaret Crossett, and grandchildren Ruben Morales, Gege Perkins, Angel Perkins, Andrew Crossett, Cesar Crossett and Santiago Crossett. He was preceded in death by his parents Henry & Annetta Salazar, his sisters Lillie Villarreal and Henrietta Sanches and his son Arnie R. Sanchez. He passed away on June 16, 2016. He died at home. Services: Holy Angels Catholic Church Globe, Arizona 16 Jul 2016 Rosary 9:30 Mass 10:00 CORRECTION: His mother's name was Anita; Annetta. His sister's name was Tillie; not Lillie.	SALAZAR, Arnold Robles (I_736231060)
176	OBITUARY Artemisa OTON Guerrero, age 87, of Globe, Arizona passed away on Monday, November25, 2013, at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ. She was born in Douglas, AZ on March 27, 1926 the daughter of Gabriel and Rita (Robles) Oton. She was a nurses aide at Gila General Hospital. She enjoyed cooking, being with her family, going to and watching sport activities, being at gatherings and collecting stuff. She is preceded in death by her parents, her son David Velasco, three brothers seven sisters and her grandson John Velasco. Artemisa is survived by her husband Antonio (Tony) Guerrero of Globe, her daughters; Eva Warden (late Alec) of Globe, AZ, Marvella Gallardo (Gary) of Phoenix, AZ, Bettina Amado (Eddie Godoy) of Globe, AZ, her sons; Rene Velasco (Yolanda) of Miami, AZ, Ruben Velasco (Donna) of Phoenix, AZ, Juan Velasco (Linda)of Phoenix, AZ, Mario Velasco (Ginger) of San Leandro, CA, Ernie Velasco(Sharon) of Phoenix, AZ, Orlando Guerrero (Reena) of Globe, AZ, Norma Caldera (Eddie) of Globe, AZ, Danny Guerrero (Cathy) of Claypool, AZ and Nina Bird (Keith) of Tucson, AZ her sisters; Sarah Velasco (Paul) of Mescal, AZ and Virginia Lopez (Armando) of Globe, AZ, 34 grandchildren, 73 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren, ;as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at 9:00 A.M. at OLBS Catholic Church in Miami, AZ. Rosary will follow at 9:30 A.M. at the church. Mass of Christian burial will commence at 10:00 A.M. Internment will be at Holy Hope Cemetery in Tucson on Thursday December 5, 2013. www.lamontmortuary.com/obituary/2336993/	OTON, Artemisia Robles (I_736231645)
177	OBITUARY Manuel Robles, 36, died Sunday at the Globe-Miami Regional Medical Center. Survivors include two sons, Paul and Manuel, Jr.; three daughters, Michelle, Mariaelena and Megan; a sister, Maria Tafoya, and parents, Bennie and Rachel Robles. Visitation will be Wednesday 2-4 at Miles-Damron Funeral Home in Globe. Vigil service will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday with Mass Thursday at 9 at the funeral home.	ROBLES, Manuel Sr (I_736231257)
178	OBITUARY Marvin Saari 73, passed away in the early morning August 24, 2008. Survived by his wife, Sharon; daughters, Cindy Gamez, Karen Saari, Kimberly (Michael Ortega; sisters, Delores (Fred) Aebersold, Anita (Joe) Gavin; brothers, Dale (Kathy), and Roger (Ann) Saari. Marvin had nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. A Rosary will be held at 9:30 a.m. September 12, 2008 with a Memorial Mass following at 10:00a.m. at St. John's Church, 602 W. Ajo Way. Published by Tucson Citizen august 28, 2008.	SAARI, Marvin Allan (I_736231095)
179	OBITUARY Mrs. Rita Oton Dies in Tucson Requiem mass for Mrs. Rita R. Oton, 74, a former Superior resident, was celebrated in St. Augustine's Cathedral in Tucson at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec 9 with the Rev. Father Carrillo officiating. Rosary was recited at Tucson Mortuary the previous night. Burial was in Holy Hope Cemetery in Tucson. Mrs. Oton died in Carl Hayden Community Hospital in Tucson on December 4, following an illness of three weeks. She had earlier suffered a cardio pulmonary attack. Mrs. Oton was born in Altar, Sonora, Mexico on September 11, 1895. She came to Bisbee while a young woman and lived in Superior from 1947 to 1951. She had lived in Tucson the past nine years. Mrs. Oton, who lived at 226 S. Third Ave., is survived by eight daughters, Mrs. Mercy O Buttes and Mrs. Artemisa Velasco of Phoenix, Mrs. Victoria Leon, Tucson, Mrs. Jessie Schandelmeir, Superior, Mrs. Sara Velasco, Pirtleville, Arizona, Mrs. Mary O. Stoermer, Covina, California, Mrs. Julia O. Gutierrez, Buena Park, California, Mrs. Virginia O. Lopez, Los Angeles, California; two sons, Transito Oton, Torrance, California and Gabriel Oton, Superior, Arizona, two sisters and two brothers; 50 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren.	ROBLES, Rita Medrano (I_736231176)
180	OBITUARY Reynaldo R. Robles, 63, of Tucson, passed away January 18,1998. Survived by wife Elena; daughters, Belinda (Ron), Anna (Johnny), Brenda (Louie), Leticia (Joe), Christina (Jose); sons, Arthur (Jessie), Reynaldo, Jr. (Norma), Gerald (Elvira); sister, Evelina; brothers, Ramon, Arturo, Carlos, Manuel, Leonardo; 17 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Visitation will be held on Friday, January 23, 1998 from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. at Carrillo's Tucson Mortuary, (South Chapel), 240 South Stone Ave. with Rosary recited at 7:00 p.m. Mass will be offered on Saturday, January 24, 1998 at 10:00 a.m. at St. John's Church, 602 W. Ajo Way. Intermentt to follow at Southlawn Cemetery.	ROBLES, Reynaldo Rivera (I_736231184)
181	OBITUARY: Albert M. Robles,33, died February 12, 1990. Beloved father of Sean Albert, Stacy Marie, Albert, Jr., Hank and Linda; father, Eduardo "Lalo" Robles; brothers and sisters, Ed Robles, Ruben Robles, Irene Robles, Genevieve Robles, Reynaldo Robles, Samuel Robles, Adela Saenz, Daniel Robles, Martha Ana Salomon and Norma Robles; beloved uncle of "Popunas", Peter, Paul, David, Armando, Celeste, Georgie, Michelle, Matthew and 31 other nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral service 10:00 a.m. Thursday, February 15 at the LDS 3rd Ward Chapel, 105 N. Norton. Entombment in Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn Mausoleum. Friends may call from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Wednesday, February 14 at Bring's Memorial Chapel 236 S. Scott and from 9:00 am to10:00 a.m. Thursday, February 15 in the Relief Society Room at church.	ROBLES, Albert Morales (I_736231461)
182	OBITUARY: Alberta G. Robles,80, a retired school community aide, died Jan 3, 1987, at Humana Hospital Phoenix. Mrs. Robles, of Phoenix, was born in Hereford. She was a member of the Family of God Church. Survivors include daughters, Carmen Knan, Lala Valensuela, Juanita Martinez, Connie Talamante, Elisa Laloudakis, Alice Luna, Eloisa Salas, Alice Ruiz, Anita Diaz, Josie Whites and Rosie St. Marie; sons, Arnaldo and Armando; a sister; 33 grandchildren; 37 great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild;. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. with Scripture services at 7 p.m. today at A.L. Moore & Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, at her church, 2550 W. Buckeye Road	GONZALES MADRIL, Alberta (I_736232025)
183	OBITUARY: Andres (Andy) Salazar, Jr, passed away on June 24,2014 at his home in Chandler, after a long illness. Left behind in loving memory are his wife Antoinette, and children Stephanie, Christopher and Andrea, as well as two granddaughters, Adrianna and Lil and numerous nieces and nephews. Andy was born in Globe, Arizona on June 19, 1956, the son of Andy and Helen Salazar. Andy was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. He was an avid learner and adventurer. He had countless trophies of his hunting trips and was often asked to be a guide for out-of-state hunter enthusiasts. Andy will be greatly missed by those whose lives he touched. Arizona Republic, July 6, 2014, Sunday	SALAZAR, Andres Robles Jr. (I352085361821)
184	OBITUARY: Betty Dominguez was born in Globe, Arizona, daughter of Virginia & Marcelio Reyes was born on September 30, 1945. She is survived by her daughters, Lizzy (David) Beltran of Globe and Joann (Paul) Gonzales of Gilbert. Her best friend and partner Al of Globe. Her siblings, Roy (Henrietta) Reyes of Mesa, Gloria Gutierrez of Globe, Connie Falquez of Chandler, and Joe (Seaneen) Lira of Globe. Grandchildren Mark (Lauren) Gonzales, Kimberly (Chris) Sullivan, Angelita Beltran, Visente Beltran. Great-grandchildren Zoe, Sofia, Ava, Katalina and Mia. She peacefully passed away at home surrounded by her daughters and family. Betty had such a big impact on so many lives. She had the biggest heart, brightest smile, and she loved many people. Betty was a bank teller for 40 years and she also worked at M.V.D. for 10 years. She enjoyed going to the casino and going cruising with her partner Al. She loved her garden and her dogs, Lucy and Buddy. She loved her family most of all. Betty is preceded in death by her young son, her parents, Marcelio and Virginia Reyes, her ex-husband Reynaldo Dominguez. Her sisters, Loretta Tarango, Georgia Polman, Antonia Reyes, and her dog buddy. Betty will be missed very much by all!	REYES, Betty (I_736231504)
185	OBITUARY: Carmen Louise Chacon, 33, of Phoenix, a homemaker, died May 4, 1996 was born in Tempe. Survivors include husband, Paul; son, Paul Talamante; parents, Concepcion and Carlos; sister, Martha Giron, and brother, Albert E. Talamante. Visitation: 6-8 pm Wednesday, Universal Sunset Funeral Chapel, 7007 S, Central Ave. Services: 10a.m., Thursday, at the chapel.	TALAMANTE, Carmen Louise Robles (I_736230990)
186	OBITUARY: Carmen Robles Knan,71, of Phoenix, a retired elementary school librarian, died Aug. 28, 1999. She was born in Bisbee. Survivors include her sisters Concepcion Talamante, Elisa Laloudakis, Eloisa Salas, Alicia Ruiz and Anita Diaz; and brother, Arnoldo. Services 4 p.m., Wednesday, Camelback Sunset Chapel. 301 W. Camelback Road, Phoenix, with visitation an hour before.	ROBLES, Carmen (I_736231411)
187	OBITUARY: DUE TOMORROW Funeral services for Arnulfo Robles, who was shot and killed early yesterday morning at the Mountain View Inn on the outskirts of Globe by T.F. Russell, special officer, will be held from the Holy Angels Church Friday morning with the Rev. Father Virgil Genevrier officiating. The Miles Mortuary will be in charge of interment in Globe Cemetery. An inquest will be conducted by E. Grice, justice of the peace and ex-officio coroner at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning. Mr. Robles is survived by a wife and six children. He was an employee of the Miami Copper Company. Arizona Republic, Thursday, Dec 26, 1935	ROBLES, Arnulfo Lopez (I_736231433)
188	OBITUARY: EDUARDO 'EL MAESTRO' ROBLES dies Eduardo 'Lalo' Robles, a longtime Tucson musician, died Tuesday after a brief illness. He was 80. Robles was born in Douglas in 1916 and moved his young family to Tucson in 1945. Once here, he quickly earned a reputation as one of Southern Arizona's top "big band" leaders. For 60 years, thousands of people listened and danced to his music. Robles, who composed most of his own music including Latino pieces, "lived to hear music," said Eddie Robles, his eldest son. His "lifetime goal was simply to play music." Known to many as "El Maestro," Robles could often be found at dance halls, weddings, quincenera and other parties playing many instruments, including his famous saxophone. Throughout his career, he played in or led several bands, including Lalo Robles y Sus Diablos del Ritmo (Lalo Robles and His Devils of Rhythum), Quintero's Orquesta and Lalo Robles y Su Orquesta. In the early 1960's, the city of Tucson awarded Robles a Copper Letter at the Tucson Meet Yourself festival for the lifetime achievement in music. He played at many historic local places, including Bob's Ballroom, the Casino Ballroom and the Spanish Trail dinner hall. Politicians, including former U.S.Senator Dennis De Concini and former Gov. Raul Castro, also had him play for them at public functions. Robles survived his wife of 49 years Guadalupe, and sons Ruben and Albert. He is survived by sons Eddie, 60, Ray, 53, Samuel, 51, and Daniel, 43; daughters Irene, 58, Genevieve, 55, Adela Saenz, 46, and Martha Robles Solomon, 42; and 112 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. A public visitation will be half from 6 to 10 this evening at South Lawn Mortuary & Cemetery, 5401 S. Park Ave. A Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 10 a.m. at St. Augustine Cathedral, 192 S. Stone Ave. Burial will be at South Lawn. Published by Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona, Thursday, Nov 21, 1996, Page 8	ROBLES, Eduardo (I_736231379)
189	OBITUARY: Eldifonso "Al" Franco Chavez, 64, an electrician, died Jan 23, 1987, at his Tolleson residence. Survivors include his wife, Sally; daughters, Irene Sweeney, Arlene Johnson, Kris Davis and Monica; and son, Kenny. Greer Chapel & Funeral Home made private arrangements. Arizona Republic, Thursday, January 29, 1987	CHAVEZ, Eldifonso Franco (I_736232235)
190	OBITUARY: Evarista M. Robles,80, a homemaker, died Sept. 13, 1986, at St. Mary's Hospital in Tucson. Mrs. Robles, of Miami, was born in Guaymas, Mexico, and moved to Arizona 65 years ago. She was a member of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. Survivors include her daughters, Sally Chavez, Lolly Brumfield, Betty Badilla and Cora; sons, Frank and Mike; a sister, 24 grandchildren; and 25 great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. today at Miles Mortuary, 309 Live Oak. Rosary will be at 7 p.m. today, with Mass at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at her church.	COLMENERO, Evarista (I_736232214)
191	OBITUARY: FLORA M. ROBLES Graveside services will be held at 9:30a.m. today at Globe Cemetery for Mrs. Flora M. Robles,72, who died Wednesday. The Rev. Joseph Winkle of Holy Angels Catholic Church will officiate. A native of Durango, Mexico. Mrs. Robles was a resident of Globe since 1917. a nephew and a niece, both out of state, survive. Arizona Republic (Phoenix Arizona) Sat, Feb 27, 1965, Page 62	MANRIQUEZ, Flora (I_736231864)
192	OBITUARY: It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Norma Robles at the age of 56. Born on May, 7, 1968, Norma brought joy and love to all who knew her. She left us on September 20, 2024 leaving behind a legacy of cherished memories and a loving family. Norma was a devoted mother to her four children.: Amanda Robles, Clarisa Moreno-Melendez, Reynaldo Robles and Lucia Robles. She took immense pride in her role as a mother and was a beloved grandmother to Jaylene, Aiden, Jayden, Azia, and Reynaldo "Reyrey" Robles. Her family was her world, and she created a nurturing environment filled with love and laughter. An adventurous woman at heart, Norma was never afraid to try new things or speak her mind. She embraced life with enthusiasm and encouraged her loved ones to do the same. Whether it is venturing into unfamiliar pursuits, trying out new recipes, or simply enjoying a heartfelt conversation. Norma made every moment memorable. Norma had a deep appreciation for the color purple and found joy in the beauty of hummingbirds. She loved watching movies, often sharing her favorites with her children and grandchildren. Her house was a sanctuary of family gatherings, filled with laughter, stories and movie nights that brought everyone together. Norma spoke highly of those who positively impacted her life and always made an effort to uplift others. Her adventurous spirit and caring nature touch the hearts of many, and her legacy will continue to inspire those who knew her. A memorial service celebrating Norma's life will be held on October 4, 2024 at 8 a.m.. Visitation, 8:30, rosary and 9:00 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church. Family and friends are welcome to join in honoring her memory. Norma Robles will be profoundly missed by her family and friends. Her warmth, kindness, and adventurous spirit will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing her. May he soul rest in peace. Mom, our love for you is boundless, and we are eternally grateful for all that you have done for us. There's always going to be a piece of you that lives through us.	MELENDEZ, Norma Linda (I_736231758)
193	OBITUARY: Jesus Robles,74, a native Tucsonan, died Thursday Evening at his home, 222 West 23rd Street. A retired Southern Pacific employe, Mr. Robles is survived by his widow, Refugio, of Tucson; three sons, Ernest, Fred, and Rudolph; and four daughters, Mrs. Fally Lessa, Mrs. Wilma Lanman, Mrs. Mabel Eslyco, and Mrs. Doris Aldrige, all residents of Los Angeles. Also surviving are two brothers, Gabriel and Manuel, both of Tucson; and two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Aragon, Tucson and Mrs. Catalina Martin, Los Angeles. High Requiem Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. today at Santa Cruz Church. Burial will be at Holy Hope Cemetery at 3 p.m. today. Published by Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, Arizona) Sat, Mar 28, 1953, Pg 9	ROBLES Noriega, Jesus (I352550676587)
194	OBITUARY: Joe Robles Figueroa, a longtime resident of Safford, entered into eternal rest Tuesday, July 25, 2017, at his residence, with his loving wife, Virginia, and their family at his bedside. Joe was 82. Joe was born Nov. 17, 1934, to Adela Robles and Juan Usaraga Figueroa. He entered into the family of three brothers and two sisters. joe was the baby of the family. At the ripe old age of 4 years old, his father passed away. Joe's mother was left with no one to watch little Joe while she was at work. The owner of Shorty's Cafe put him to work, giving him little jobs here and there. After Joe would finish with all his chores, the boss would give him a plate of food as payment for his hard work. At the age of 11 or 12 years old, Joe went to work at Michilina's Store in Solomon. He later worked at Carasco's for a while and, when he was of age, he went to work at Safeway. Joe worked hard as usual and promptly became assistant manager. He married the love of his life, Virginia, in March of 1956. Joe decided he wanted to go into the military and enlisted in the National Guard. He went to Fort Huachuca in Siera Vista. Upon returning, Joe went to work at Long's Furniture store as a salesman and deliveryman. After working for some time at Long's, he then went to work at Sears. He worked hard as usual, becoming assistant manager there, too. during this time, Joe became a certified embalmer and drove the ambualnce for Roger David at Safford Funeral Home. In the early 1970's, Joe was instrumental in helping start the current Graham County Search and Rescue Squad. In 1973, he obtained work for a short time with Eastern Arizona College. Always looking to better himself, Joe gained employment with Phelps Dodge Copper Mining Corporation in Morenci. He had several jobs there, starting out on the truck crew before he moved up to the blasting crew. Jow ran heavy equipment for a short time, until he found his dream job. He stuck tohis favorite job of driving haul trucks for the next 20 or so years. In 2000, Joe went to work driving the bus that took employees to and from work. At one time, he also drove a bus taking people on tours of the mine in retirement, Joe and Virginia began touring and visiting all the states. They went on cruises and visited Africa, Spain, Greece, the Holy Land and many other countries. It is with a heavy heart we send you on your way to your eternal destiny. Until we meet again. Joe is survived by his wife of 63 years, Virginia; his son, Michael Figueroa (Brenda); his daughter, Elizabeth Figueroa (Randy Damron); his sister, Alicia Martinez; seven grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; four stepchildren; and nine step grandchildren. Joe was predeceased by his parents, Adela and Juan; his brothers, Gilbert and Juan; a sister, Virginia; and a granddaughter, Christina Michelle Figueroa. A Rosary for Joe was prayed Friday morning, July 28, 2017, at Vining Funeral Home's Chapel of the Valley by Deacon Carl Vessels. Military honors and presentation of the flag of the United States was conferred by Gila Valley Veterans Honor Guard Commander Steve Oller. Arrangements were entrusted to Vining Funeral Home.	FIGUEROA, Jose Robles (I_736232114)
195	OBITUARY: Juan (John) R. Figueroa was born June 18, 195, in Phoenix to Juan and Adela Robles Figueroa. He was the fifth of seven children, including Roberto, Virginia, Gilberto, Alicia, Miguel and Jose. In an era of the Great Depression, Juan remembered the family's struggles and told of his experiences standing in soup lines and collecting food rations. Work was hard to come by and his parents sought new opportunities for their family. So they decided to return to the Gila Valley and relocated to Solomonville when he was 5 years old. He attended school in Solomonville until his ninth grade year. He had a very busy schedule during school days. John delivered the Arizona Republic every morning, went to school, worked as a delivery boy after school, and then he would return to the school to work as a janitor for a small wage and to receive lunches while at school. In 1942, John went to Santa Ana, Calif., to live with his brother, Gilbert, and his sister, Virginia, with the hopes of continuing his education. Because of World War II, John decided to go to work instead. He worked several odd jobs, such as picking oranges, working in the canneries and on a construction crew, but was laid off when it was discovered that he was only 17 years old. During these years, Juan developed many traits, such as hard work, perseverance and resilience. He returned to Solmonville in October of 1942, and although only 17, he enlisted in the United States Navy. He proudly served for three years, of which two and a half were spent abroad. One of the distinctions of his years of service was that he served on the U.S.S. Maryland, which saw more action in the South Pacific than any other battleship. his ship was damaged by torpedoes and kamikazes. It was through these experiences that Juan developed lifelong skills such as camaraderie, dedication and loyalty not only to his family, but to his peers and to his country. John started dating Priscilla Quiroz when he was home on leave in 1945. They continued their courtship via mail and soon discovered they had both found the loves of their lives. he was honorably discharged in march 1946. Shortly after his discharge, he and Priscilla were married June 15. 1946, at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Solomon. The couple enjoyed 63 1/2 years together before Priscilla's death in 2010. They moved to Morenci, where they raised their family (Rebecca, Navarrette, Mary Lou Peralta, John Figueroa and Carol Navarette) for the next 30 years. He was assigned to work in the smelter division, which, although not a glamorous job by any means, provided a decent income for him and his family for 39 years. John worked his way into the hierarchy of the smelter. He started out as a laborer, moved up to a foreman's position and then went on to become a general foreman of the smelter reverbs. Juan served as supervisor to many fine men and women, and was often greeted by former co-workers in his retirement years. He was always commended not only for his hard work, but for his ability to work beside his employees and to be fair and compassionate supervisor. Because he had been unable to complete his education, John decided to take GED courses. He said one of the most difficult things he did in his life was to go back to school and the books. It was a proud moment for him to complete his GED in 1967. At this point, he realized the importance of education and instilled that in his children and grandchildren. Juan and Priscilla believed strongly in community involvement. While living in Morenci, they were member of Lloyd D. Hill American legion Post #28. They were active supporters of their children and grandchildren in the sports they played and transported many of their children's classmates to away games. John was a Pee Wee and Little League baseball coach touching the lives of many "Dodgers" youngsters. He was also a member of the Morenci Fire Department, Holy Cross Parish and the Beneficio Propio. Both were active advocates of the Girls' and Boys' State programs. John had purchased two lots in Solomon in 1957and it had been a long-sought dream of theirs to return to the Gila Valley. In 1978, they moved back to what would be their home for the next 38 years. they continued their community involvement to several realms. John has been a member of American Legion for 65 years and was instrumental in establishing Lopez/Hernandez Post #95 and helped build the post home. Juan was nominated by Lopez/Hernandez Post #95 as Legionnaire of the Year in 1986. He went on to compete and won at both the area and department levels. He served as a member of the Solomon School District government board, was a member of the VFW, St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and the Beneficio Propio of both Greenlee and Graham countries. He held American Legion offices at the local and district level and also served as grand marshal of the Graham Fourth of July parade in 2013. Above all else, Juan valued family. His children were fortunate to return some of what he has given them by being at his side to fill the void of his beloved Priscilla in 2010. He is survived by: his children, Becky Navarrete (Ernie), Mary Lou Peralta (angel), John Figueroa (Sandra), and Carol Navarrete (Tommy). his legacy continues with 12 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. He also leaves to mourn his sister, Alicia Martinez, Mile Figueroa and Joe Figueroa (Virginia). He was predeceased by: his parents, Juan and Adela Figueroa; his wife, Priscilla; his sister, Virginia; and brothers, Roberto and Gilbert. The family would like to express their sincere appreciation to Tammy and the staff of Hospice of Gila Valley, and Spencer and his staff at Beehive Homes for their genuine care and concern for Juan during the past two years; and Mrs. Judy Warren for sharing weekly communion and prayer with Dad. You have all become like family to us and we are thankful for your support. Donations can be made in Juan's name to Gila Valley Hospice or Beehive Homes. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Saturday morning, Dec. 17, 2016, at 11 a.m. at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church by Rev. Robert Rodriguez. Committal with military honors conferred by the Gila Valley Veterans Honor Guard and the United States Naval Honor Guard will follow in the Safford Cemetery. A Rosary will be prayed Saturday morning at 10 a.m. at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church by Deacon Carl Vessels.	FIGUEROA, Juan Robles (I352085238331)
196	OBITUARY: JUAN ROBLES, 73, CLAIMED BY DEATH Juan N. Robles,73, of 548 West Davis Street, Pioneer cowboy and Tucson resident for 60 years, died Friday in a local hospital. As a young man he worked as an itinerant cattle herder for many central and southern Arizona ranches. During his last years he worked for a construction company. Surviving is his wife, Rosa, two sons, Juan Jr., Tucson and Richard of Los Angeles; two sisters, Carmen and Virginia Robles, of Tucson; and three grandchildren. Rosary services will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Reilly Funeral Home Chapel. Requiem mass will take place at 9 a.m. Monday at the Holy Family Church. Burial will follow in the family plot of Holy Lope Cemetery. Published 13 Apr 1952, Tucson, Arizona	ROBLES Noriega, Juan (I352550678806)
197	OBITUARY: LOCAL CHURCH MOURNS LOSS OF HISPANIC LEADER, IMMIGRANT ADVOCATE Jose Robles, director of Hispanic Ministry for the Diocese of Phoenix who championed the rights of immigrants, died May 26. Robles worked tirelessly on behalf of both the documented and undocumented populations in Arizona for nearly two decades. his work in immigration reform not only had him responding to the effects of a particular problem, but the cause of it. Ignacio Rodriguez, associate director of Ethnic Ministries, has been a friend and colleague for the past 14 years. "He was good at his job because he was a good listener, and he wanted to provide a solution to whatever issue or problem was being presented," Rodriguez said. "He wanted to find a way to help and make things better; be it at a parish community or at the diocese, or whatever issue was before him, he's listen first and then found ways to resolve it to everyone's satisfaction." Rodriguez said Robles worked with the poor and disadvantaged living on the margins of life, navigating the immigration system and networking to find necessary assistance. He was connected to about 95 percent of the Hispanic population in the diocese, keeping those parishes and pastors up-to-date on current issues and providing support. His work also sent him to the northern areas of the diocese, to places like Williams, Ashfork and Seligman because of the migrant populations. These communities endeared themselves to Robles, who collected Christmas gifts for the families each year. Armando Contreras, former executive director of the National Catholic Council for Hispanic Ministry and CEO of United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona, said a scholarship has been renamed in his honor. Managed by the Catholic Community Foundation, but funded through individual donors, the Dream Scholarship Fund established in 2010 by Jim Labelle and his family, is now the Jose Robles Dream Scholarship Fund in loving memory of Robles, who served on the scholarship committee and as an advocate for Hispanic immigrants. The scholarship provides financial assistance for immigrant students who may be otherwise be denied their dream to attend a college or university. Monies defray the cost of tuition, registration, class/lab fees and/or books. Contreras has known Robles for the past 14 years, and collaborated with him on capacity-building workshops for parishes. He said he remembers being inspired by his spirit of dedication to the underserved in Arizona. When they first were introduced, Robles was coordinating a campaign for an undocumented immigrant in dire need of a bone marrow transplant. "Through his efforts, today that young lady lives," Contreras said. "Jose went above and beyond who he was. When you speak about a call to serve, he exemplified it." Friends and colleagues said Robles was a humble man who grounded himself in Gospel values. "He welcomed the stranger among us, which we all called to do," Contreras said. Rodriguez said Robles was more than a coworker, he was his, "hermano". "That's how we saw each other, as brothers in the work we were doing," he said. "I hope there's a way to honor the work he did here in the diocese because there is a hole to fill." The visitation was June 7 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Tempe, followed by the funeral Mass the next morning. Burial will be in his hometown of Douglas. Robles is survived by his son Jose Philip Robles, his brother David Robles, and sister-in-law Pat Robles. He is also survived by two nieces, two nephews, three grandnephews and a grandniece.	ROBLES, Jose Jr. (I352086004856)
198	OBITUARY: Mass for Mrs. Carlotta Robles, 76, will be at 9 a.m. today in the Holy Angels Catholic Church with burial fallowing in the Globe Cemetery. Mrs. Robles, who was born in Bisbee, had lived in Globe for the past 60 years. She died Tuesday in Gila General Hospital. Survivors include five sons, Bennie, Bill and Earnest, all of Globe, David Norega of Fresno, California, and Charles Robles of Santa Ana, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Lydia Valerio of Glendale, Calif., and Mrs. Angela Tolley of Los Angeles, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Adela Figuroa of Solomon and Mrs. Marianna Salazar of Globe; one brother, Mike Robles of Miami, 19 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Walker's Globe Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Published in the Arizona Republic, Thursday, June 6, 1972	ROBLES, Carlota Lopez (I_736231412)
199	OBITUARY: ROBLES FUNERAL SET FOR TODAY Funeral services for Mike Robles,74 years old, who died at his home on Martin Hill last night, will be held from the Catholic Church at 4 p.m. tomorrow, with burial in Glove Cemetery under the direction of the Jones Funeral Home. Born in Mexico September 29, 1864, he had been a resident of the United States for 65 years and of Globe 40 years. Surviving are his wife, Florita, Globe; two sons, Mike Robles, Jr. Tolleson, and Charles Robles, Globe and three daughters, Mrs. Anna Salazar and Miss Carlotta Robles of Globe, and Mrs. Adela Figueroa, Solomonville. Arizona Republic (Phoenix, Arizona), 26 May	LUNA ROBLES, Vicente Miguel (I_736231223)
200	OBITUARY: Rosary will be recited for Charles L. Robles,52, at Walker's Globe Mortuary at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Requiem high Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Holy Angels Catholic Church. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery, Central Heights. Mr. Robles died Tuesday at his home. Born in Douglas, he had been a timber man at Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co. for the past 25 years. He is survived by his wife, Rosa; two sons, Lawrence and Thomas; three daughters, Rose Marie and Frances, all of Globe; and Mrs. Tillie Vejarano, Whittier Calif; a brother, Mike Robles, Miami' three sisters and seven grandchildren.	ROBLES, Carlos Lopez (I352180084731)