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THE HERALD • FEBRUARY 4, 2015 • PAGE 6
Obituaries
his children surrounding him.
Glenn was born Jan. 23,
1936, at Stahman’s Pecan
Farm south of Las Cruces,
to Robert E. Allen and Mary
Jane Allen (Cunningham).
Both parents preceded him
in death. He is also preceded
in death by a son, Griffin
Allen; brothers, Clifford,
Albert and Robert Jr. Allen;
and sister, Fern Tolley.
He is survived by one
sister, Mildred Alexander of
Mesquite, N.M.; sons, Glenn
Jr., Gordon and Gavin Allen
GLENN ALLEN SR.
of Truth or Consequences;
Glenn Earl Allen Sr., passed daughter, Gracie (John)
away Feb. 1, 2015, at UNM Markle
of
Truth
or
Hospital in Albuquerque with Consequences; sons, Gary
E. (April) Allen of Arvada,
Colo., Gregory E. (Paula)
Allen of Albuquerque; sons,
Jared (Kori) Jankowski,
Mark Jankowski of Truth
or Consequences; former
wife, Joyce Allen of Truth
or Consequences; Sharon,
mother of Jared and Mark;
203 E. Third • TorC
21
grandchildren;
three
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step-grandchildren;
eight
All Ages
great-grandchildren;
two
Welcome
step-great-grandchildren; and
many nephews and nieces.
Glenn was a native New
Welcome to
Mexican,
raised and attended
Truth or Consequences
schools in Las Cruces. He
had his first businesses in Las
Cruces. He moved with family
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to Truth or Consequences in
1967, and made it his home.
He owned and operated The
Town Talk Café for many
years. He loved cooking
for people and passed that
talent down to his children.
When he retired from the
café, he opened Walk About
Furniture & Antique Store
on Broadway. If there was an
auction in town, you would
be sure to see him there. In
his early years, he did a lot of
rabbit and deer hunting. No
one can deny he loved to go
fishing. He had many friends
and would go to the VFW in
Williamsburg.
His wish was to be cremated
and be buried with his mother
in Fair Acres Hillcrest
Cemetery.
Family gathering will be
held at a later date.
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Center in Santa Clara, N.M.
Omah was born in San
Diego, Calif., to Benjamin
Edwin Felts, Jr., and Ila May
(Smedley) Sargent. Omah
was a graduate of Northern
Arizona University (NAU)
in 1980 with a bachelor’s
of science degree in civil
engineering; was a resident of
Sierra County for 19 years; a
retired civil engineer with the
Bureau of Land Management;
and a member of the Kiwanis
International.
She is survived by her
daughters,
Penny Anne
MacMillan, and Marlene
Marie Driver, both of Las
Vegas, Nev.; granddaughters,
Sheranda
Lynn
Miller,
Tallon James Thomas King,
Kimberly Ann Driver, Lisa
Marie Driver, April Nakita
Brundin,
Alex
Michael
MacMillan, and Ashlee
Ann
MacMillan,
greatgrandchildren, Violet Rose
Gwinn and Darius Harold
Miller; sister, Vera M. Rees of
Elephant Butte; and brother,
Benjamin E.(Carol) Felts III
of San Diego, Calif.
Omah was preceded in death
by her parents, Benjamin E.
Felts Jr., in 2007; and Ila M.
Jones in 1993; and brother,
Dennis R. Felts in 2009.
Funeral services were held
in the Chapel of Kirikos
Family Funeral Home on
Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015, with
Pastor Ric Miller officiating.
OMAH SARGENT
Private interment was held
Omah Marie Sargent, 63, in the Vista Memory Gardens
passed away on Jan. 27, Cemetery on Monday, Feb. 2,
2015, at Ft. Bayard Medical 2015.
For those wishing to send
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kosfamilyfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are by Kirikos
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303 N. Cedar St., Truth or
TorC, NM
Consequences,
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1685 Caballo Road
Worship Service
10:00 am
Scripture Study
8:45 am
Christmas Eve Service
5:00 pm
Rev. Peter Cacoperdo-Minister
575.740.4214
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11:00 a.m.
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TCES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH – Students of the month at Truth or Consequences Elementary
School are (bottom row, from left) Wendall Moss, Miles Parrish, Nathaniel Gomez, Patrick Kelly,
Megan Jensen, Janelle Torres, Jeremy Montoya, Isaac Gonzalez, (top row) Isaiah Martinez, Owen
Bobelu, Shiloh Cano, Kaylee Christie, Ryan Waide, Hannah Hawkins, and Kayonna Lucero. Not
pictured, Martin Garcia, and Evan Byers.
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SEC STUDENTS OF THE MONTH – Sierra Elementary Complex Students of the Month for
January are (from left) Mason Runyan, Stacey Neal, Collin Clendenin, Domonique Escobar, Grace
Bauman, Brooklyn Garcia, Jordan Miller, and Julianna Poole.
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Lucille is survived by
her son, James “Jim”
Stubblefield, and his wife,
Debbie; daughter, Sharon
Harrington and husband,
Kenneth; four grandchildren
and their spouses, Michelle
and
Philip
Hathcock,
Katrina and Charles A.
“Alex” Whitley, Michael
and Sarah Harrington, and
Kyle Stubblefield; and eight
great-grandchildren, Charles
A. “Zander” Whitley, Jeremy
Hathcock, Chelsea Caytlin
Ajlani and husband, Husam
Ajlani, Joshua Hathcock,
Jarrett Hathcock, Jaxon
Hathcock, Marisa Harrington
and Ryan Harrington.
Lucille was born on Nov. 9,
1922, in Centerville, N.M.,
to Audria and James Charles
Flack. She had a brother and
sister, Leonard and Louise.
There she married Clarence
Stubblefield on Nov. 24,
1941. They lived in the
Belen/Los Lunas area until
retiring and moving to Truth
or Consequences. Clarence
passed away at the age of
79. Lucille never remarried.
They would have been
married 74 years this year.
Lucille was laid to rest
next to her beloved husband
on Feb. 3, 2015, at 10
a.m., in the Vista Memory
Gardens Cemetery in Truth
or Consequences. She will
be missed by all who were
blessed to have her in their
life. We are comforted
knowing that she is reunited
with Clarence and they
will both be watching over
us until we all come back
together in Heaven.
For those who wish to
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By Carlos Padilla
HERALD Editor
Chances are, if you lived
in Sierra County during the
time Kelly Cauffman lived
here, you knew him – or at
least knew of him. You either
debated with the guy, read his
news articles at first in the
Sierra County Sentinel and
then eventually his human
interest features and event
coverage in The Herald and
the newspaper’s monthly
tourism publication –the
Chaparral Guide– or shared
a hearty laugh with Kelly.
He made us laugh deeply
much too often, made us
mildly angry at times, and
informed us through a series
of articles that appeared in
both newspapers, reporting
on governmental happenings
and penning human interest
features. He often caused us
to reflect on our own ways of
thinking and looking at the
world – often challenging us.
Kelly was not the type of
guy to keep his opinion to
himself, but he certainly had
a way of expressing himself
without holding any punches,
but I am certain he deflected
the full force of his verbal
punches out of respect for
the person to whom he was
speaking. Kelly had a knack
for making you genuinely
laugh moments after pushing
the envelope of offending
your personal perspective.
Many of us were looking
forward to the day Kelly
would return to Sierra
County, after leaving the area
for a “short stint” to southern
Nevada.
On the last day of the first
month of the year, Saturday,
Jan. 31, Kelly succumbed to
years of health issues that
affected that giant heart of his
many of us got to know and
love. Kelly was hospitalized
on Thursday, Jan. 29, and
admitted into the Intensive
Care Unit in a Las Vegas,
Nev., hospital. Two days
after arriving at the hospital,
however, Kelly left us for the
last time.
Kelly’s years in Sierra
County were spent living as
a camp host at Elephant Butte
Lake State Park assisting
visitors to New Mexico’s
largest lake, as a volunteer
firefighter while living in
Cuchillo, where he spent
considerable time making
a home. Kelly attended
countless events, often in
costume, a time or two
dressed in drag as a woman,
embodying the spirit of the
Truth or Consequences Fiesta
over the years, taking photos
of athletes competing at the
Elephant Man Triathlon,
and dressed as Santa during
the Floating Lights Parade
and Harvest Festival and
Luminaria Beach Walk. His
boisterous laughter was like
a beacon at places like the
Hillsboro Apple Festival,
Hatch Chile Festival, Elephant
Butte Balloon Regatta, art
hops, and events in Winston
and Truth or Consequences –
camera in hand, taking notes.
He interviewed countless
officials
and
everyday
residents of southern New
Mexico. He made a lot of
lasting friendships in his
relatively short time here.
An obituary for Kelly is
reportedly in the works and
was not available as of The
Herald’s press deadline.
A local memorial has been
organized to honor the life
of Kelly Cauffman, and will
take place at Grapes Gallery
on Main Street Sunday, Feb.
8, 1-3 p.m., thanks to the
See KELLY on Page 12
The family of Edna Gordon
would like to express their
deepest gratitude for all the
flowers, food, cards, and
prayers that were extended to
us for the loss of our mother.
A special thank you to Brett
Smith, and our Caballo
Church Family for the lovely
service and dinner. In additioon,, we would like to
express our unending gratitude to owners and staff
of Jim's Home Assisted Living in Hatch, NM for
the excellent care they gave our Mom. Thank you
all so much!
Charlotte and Willard Hall family
Alma & Stuart Grantham
Patty, Dakota and Ty Trusty