The newspaper clipping reads in part “These men first signed up for civil defense police work and, after the regular police examination, were admitted to the city reserve unit organized by Chief Kennedy.
Juan (John) D. Vargas was born in Durango Mexico on March 22 1882. He married Gabriela Fuentes in 1920 when she was 21 years old. He was 38. He passed on August 26 1949 and is interred in Woodland Union… Continue Reading →
Genaro Abjandro Lianez was born in 1896 in Mexico. He married Vincentia Orozco and had three children, Louis, Juana and Celsa. Vincentia returned to Mexico and Genaro remarried. Genaro passed in 1947 and is interred in Woodland Union Cemetery in… Continue Reading →
Louis had two sisters. Pictured on the left is Juana B Morno Lianez (Barrientos) and Celsa M Lianez (Gonzales). His mother Vincentia Lianez (Orozco) is seated center, his father Genaro Lianez (right) are pictured with Juana. Louis wrote on the… Continue Reading →
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Juan D. Vargas (groom) and Gabriela Fuentes (bride) married in 1920 in Paris Texas. He was 17 years her senior. She was 21 when she married him and he 38. They were wed at Our Lady Victory Catholic Church. Here… Continue Reading →
Dad got me a job at the old Marsh Foodliners supermarket because he over heard the manager saying they needed more people. Ronny worked at the same supermarket. It was ok. I liked long cigarette breaks. I was bagging food first… Continue Reading →