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THE HERALD • MARCH 18, 2015 • PAGE 6
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Poor Richards
Obituaries
New Mexico Cattle Growers.
Her
hobbies
included
crocheting, cooking, baking,
spending time with family,
playing
cards,
reading,
fishing, camping, rodeoing,
and being a wife, mother,
and grandmother. She will be
greatly missed.
Cremation has taken place
and a Memorial Celebration
Service was held on Saturday,
March 14, 2015 at the Caballo
Church with Rev. Jack Cain
and Brett Smith officiating.
Interment followed in Vista
Memory Gardens Cemetery.
Honorary Casket Bearers
were Quaid Muncy, Bobby
Muncy, Garrett Muncy, Beau
Marshall, Tommy Faulkner
and Wesley Henderson.
Donations may be made
in Cookie’s memory to
the Southwest Parkinson’s
Society, 3610 22nd St., Suite
300, Lubbock, TX 79410.
Arrangements were by
Kirikos Family Funeral
Home, Inc. & Sierra
Crematory, LLC, 303 N.
Cedar St., T. or C., NM
87901, 575/894-2574. For
online condolences please
visit www.kirikosfamilyfune
ralhome.com.
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COOKIE MUNCY GOAD
Cookie Muncy Goad, 71,
passed away on March 9,
2015 in Las Cruces, NM.
Cookie was born Betty Jean
Culver on November 11,
1943 in Lordsburg, NM to
Willie Wilson Culver and
Allie Alvice (Crow) Culver.
Shortly after she was born
they moved to Hot Springs,
NM, where Cookie spent
most of her life.
She is preceded in death
by her father, Willie Wilson
Culver; her mother, Allie
Alvice (Crow) Culver; her
sister, Billie June Culver
(Faulkner); husband, Bobby
Wayne Muncy; and nephew,
Leo “Buddy” Faulkner,
Jr. Survivors include her
husband,
Bruce
Goad;
children - Cary Muncy
(Shirley) and Tim Muncy
(Jana);
grandchildren
Klessy Marshall (Beau),
Keely Muncy, Quaid Muncy,
Garrett Muncy (Morgan),
and Bobby Muncy; brother,
Willie Oscar “Punk” Culver
(Sophie); niece, Sabrina
Norton (Tommy); nephew,
Tommy Faulkner (Chris);
and numerous great-nieces
and great-nephews.
DOROTHY M.
Cookie lived in and around
WALDROP
Sierra County her entire life, Dorothy
M.
Waldrop,
where she was a rancher 87, passed away Saturday,
and homemaker. She was a March 7, 2015 in TorC, New
member of the Cowbelles and Mexico.
She was born to Charlie
Weatherford and Emily E.
Vest April 27, 1927 in Lingo,
220 Broadway - 894-3005
New Mexico.
Sunday
Memorial
service
will
9:30 a.m.
Bible Study be at the Kingdom Hall of
10:45 a.m.
Worship Jehovah’s Witnesses, on 9th
St., at 2 p.m. Saturday April
Wednesday
4, 2015. Cremation has been
6:00 p.m.
Bible Study
entrusted to Baca’s Mimbres
Team KID
Crematory.
Dorothy was a homemaker
Pastor: Dudley Bristow
and faithful wife to Calvin
Waldrop for 69 years. She
Welcome to
was the loving mother of
Truth or Consequences
four children: Jackie Smith,
Barbara
Downs,
David
Waldrop and Cindy Riley.
She was also grandmother of
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCH
OF CHRIST
BIBLE STUDY
10:00 A.M.
ASSEMBLY
10:55 A.M.
EVENING SERVICE
6:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
6:00 P.M.
FIRST
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
King Buchanan
1500 E. Third St.
TorC, NM
203 E. Third • TorC
Sunday: 11:00 AM
All Ages
Welcome
LETTERS
IN HONOR OF STEPHEN ROSS – from left: Linda Hicks, Linda Ross, Stephanie Ross, Marty
Novak, Dee Meyers, Tennie Green, Jeff Green and Jackie Stockmar.
Enormous Donation In Memory Of Stephen A. Ross, U.S. Navy Seal
On the second Wednesday of every month, at American Legion Post 44 in Elephant Butte,
members of the American Legion family are joined by members of the community to pack
medium size flat rate boxes (or Care Packages) for deployed troops overseas. On Wednesday
March 11, Sierra Sam’s RV group donated $1000 to the project in memory of recently departed
Stephen A. Ross, former U.S. Navy Seal and American Legionnaire.
Through the efforts of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44, nearly 8,000 boxes have been
shipped to our deployed men and women in uniform since 2003. It’s a little touch of home
for those brave military personnel fighting to preserve our freedom. Unit 44 could not have
continued this program for so long without the support of the community and most especially
the financial aid of Post 44 who pays the postage on all the boxes. Steve Ross was a dedicated
supporter of this program and was often seen on 2nd Wednesdays helping to pack care
packages.
Sierra County Undersheriff Elston
Vows To Pursue Drug Dealers, Users
By Tony A. Archuleta
HERALD Reporter
Newly-hired Sierra County
Undersheriff Dave Elston
introduced himself to the
County
Commission
on
Tuesday, March 10.
Elston formerly worked
12 years for the Sheriff’s
Department as an investigator
and supervisor.
Elston spent the last 10
years working with the Metro
Narcotics Task Force in Las
Cruces/Doña Ana County.
Sheriff Glenn Hamilton,
who was elected to office
last November, said Elston’s
hiring is in response to pleas
11, great-grandmother of 17
and great-great-grandmother
of 1.
Entrusted to the care of
Baca’s Funeral Chapels,
exclusive
provider
for
“Veterans
&
Family
Memorial Care”.
To sign the online guest
book or to send a card, please
visit our website at www.bac
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811 S. Gold Ave., Deming,
NM
88030.
Phone:
575.546.9671.
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Sier a ChurchofChrist
901 Hillcrest Circle
TorC, NM
Bible Classes for all ages
Sunday Morning Worship
Weekly Fellowship Meal
Sierra Health Care Serv.
10:00 am
11:00 am
12:00 noon
1:30 pm
Danny McKinney - Minister
(575) 894-9504
DAVID ELSTEN
he heard on the campaign
trail to address the problem
of illegal drug use in Sierra
County.
“The sheriff and I came
up with a drug policy for
Sierra County,” Elston told
the commissioners. “We will
actively and proactively go
after cases. We’re pretty much
leaving the message to some
of the individuals here who
are in the drug-trafficking
trade, or drug users, we have
zero tolerance for them – leave
Sierra County in a U-Haul or a
pair of handcuffs.”
Hamilton also noted that
Elston’s extensive experience
in law enforcement will be a
great asset when it comes to
training rookie deputies on
the force.
MORE BIZ
In other action during the
commission
workshop/
meeting, County Treasurer
The Churches of Sierra County Welcome You
& Invite You To Worship And Bible Study
NEW TESTAMENT
BAPTIST CHURCH
DESERT SPRINGS
LUTHERAN
201 Hwy. 181 N. • 894-2284
Rocky Mountain Synod of the ELCA
Weekly Communion
1685 Caballo Road
Worship Service
10:00 am
Scripture Study
8:45 am
Rev. Peter Cacoperdo-Minister
575.740.4214
Sunday School
10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship
11.00 a.m.
Sunday Evening
6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Service
6:30 p.m.
Pastor: Michael Hearrell
ST. JOHN'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod
1220 Marshall, TorC
1st & 3rd Tuesday
11:00 a.m.
Pastor: Joseph Pellegrino
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL
HELP CATHOLIC CHURCH
FELLOWSHIP ALLIANCE
A Family Friendly Christian Church
1601 E. 6th - 894-0507
Sunday Worship ......9:00 & 11:00 am
Adult Bible Class ........ 10:00 am
Children's Bible Class....11:00 am
Sunday Youth Meeting........6:30 to 8:30 pm
email: [email protected] & [email protected]
to curse the driver next to you,
as he cut you off. Brother,
By Ric Miller
that is all it takes to lose
I read the article that I wrote your perfect standing. Please,
in the current paper. I am glad today, receive Jesus into your
that the Herald isn’t paying me heart and pass the test. If you
money for what is written. If, don’t know how to ask Jesus,
having read the article again, I feel free to contact me and I
would be owing the Herald for will be glad to help you. Call
the mistakes I made. The idea me at 575-571-7388.
of mistakes takes me back to
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the days of school. A Pastor
does need and goes to many
years of education. I was not Continued from Page 3
excused from all those years. a fellowship of believers
The one thing that bothered here in TorC that would say
me the most was taking tests. denominations are causing
Chills climb all over my body the split in Christiandom
today as I think of the tests today. Is there a place for
taken in school. They were denominations? Before I
not friends. If I had to take can answer that question,
a blood test today, I know I there is one that needs to be
would fail I question whether answered first. Just what is
testing measures the truth a denomination in the 21
intelligence a person. Every Century? Denominations are
day, we all have tests we must best understood if I mention a
take. People are watching few. First out is the Church of
us. They are watching our God, Cleveland Ten. There are
behavior to see if what we United Methodists, Baptists,
preach is what we live by. Catholics and more, that I
Not only that, there is one test would mention, if I could
that is given to us upon death. spell the words. The word
Matthew 25:14-30 speaks of denomination is not used in
the talents God has given to the Bible, but there seems to be
us. First there is five talents, an inference to denominations
in the Bible. There was a
followed by two talents given
gentile Church and a Jewish
and finally one talent. The
Church. The Jewish Church
first two talents, five and two seemed to exist to follow
used their talents to further Jewish traditions The gentile
the kingdom of God. The Church found it could not
one talent person buried his follow that tradition for many
talent and was cast into the reasons. I mention not to say
outer darkness. Wow, does one is better than the other. I
that mean I have to take a test am not allowed to make such
get into Heaven? I don’t know judgments. Today, in the Sierra
about you, but the thought is County Ministerial Alliance,
making me sweat.
we understand denominations.
Answer is the test has been Many denominations have
taken for us. Jesus took the gathered together to do God’s
test about 2100 years ago. service in TorC.
He went upon the cross to I may not agree with the
pay the price of us failing things another denomination
our test. You see, our test is, says, but that doesn’t mean that
“are we perfect or not?” You we cannot serve the same God
see, without Christ’s sacrifice in the work in our Community.
upon the cross, the only other Some will say what is the work
way we can pass the test is by in TorC. The answer lies in
being perfect ourselves. I am God’s call to all Christians.
not your judge, only you can We are told to uplift the name
tell if you have been perfect or of Jesus throughout the county.
not. I do know I have sinned That is exhibited by loving
and fallen short of the Glory each other, working together
of God. As I reflect upon as friends to call people to
my sins, I realize how much the love of Jesus to your
damage they have done upon community. Our organization
myself and others. Others is doing that by introducing
have been hurt by actions a new ministry. You might
I did. Take this moment to be caught in the middle of it.
reflect upon your standing. Pastors have been given cards
If the test was given today, that say you have been caught
would you pass? Can you doing something good.
The negative is readily
honestly say you are perfect?
pointed out. We can see it
Is there some little sin you
everywhere. However, no one
committed that brings back
praises that which is found to
pain? Maybe your sin was be good. That whole concept
only to cross the street against has changed. So look for it.
the light. Maybe your sin was You might be the first one
515 North Date - Office 894-7804
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekday - 8:00 a.m.
Saturday - 5:30 p.m.
Sunday - 9:00 & 11:00 a.m.
Holy Days 8:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.
Confession
Saturday 4:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Fr. Marcos Reyna
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SERVICES
HILLSBORO
CHRIST CHURCH
Mass
8:00 a.m.
TRUTH or CONSEQUENCES
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
407 Cedar Street
Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.
Free Community Dinner
5:00 P.M. - Last Sat. of the month
Confessions by Appointment
Phone 894-9596
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
426 Austin St. • 894.2553
Sunday:
9:30 Bible Study
11:00 Worship
Rev. Manish Shirley, Pastor
www.fumctorc.org
Terri Copsin announced
$5 million of $7 million
in property taxes has been
collected, which does not
include figures for the second
half of 2014.
Delinquent property tax bills
currently total $480,000.
On Wednesday, April 1, at
the County Building at 100
N. Date St., the county will
conduct a delinquent property
tax auction starting at 9 a.m.
Ten, possibly nine, properties
are currently on the auction
block.
The
commission
unanimously appointed Mary
Ann Leffingwell as one of its
representatives on the Sierra
Joint Office on Aging Board
of Directors.
It also appointed Jake
Foerstner, Josh Frankel and
Susan La Font to the Sierra
County
Recreation
and
Tourism Advisory Board.
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Miss Fiesta Looking
For Contestants
By Connie Griego
Calling all young ladies ages 16 to 21. The 63rd Annual Miss
Fiesta will be held on April 11, 2015. Young women between the
ages of 16 and 21 on or before April 11, 2015, who are interested
in becoming a 2015 Miss Fiesta Contestant may obtain forms at
the following locations:
• Applications will be available at Hot Springs High School thru
Shelli Montoya Rm.156 or at New Mexico State Veteran’s Home
thru Connie Griego, starting March 13.
• All applications must be received by March 19. Please take
them to Shelli Montoya no later than 3 p.m. at Hot Springs
High School or to Geronimo Springs Museum no later than 6
p.m. If you have questions call Connie at 894-3002 or email
[email protected]
caught in the act of doing
something good. Now that
the public is aware of what is
going on, my prayer is that our
community will start loving
each other more openly.
Thanks for your time,
Ric Miller
Truth or Consequences, NM
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