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STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF SANTA FE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT No. D-101-CV-2012-03209 ARLEEN ROYBAL, BARBARA ROYBAL and LAWRENCE R. ROYBAL, Plaintiffs, vs. ALFRED TRUJILLO, et al., Defendants/Cross-Complainants. vs. GROUP ONE: THE FOLLOWING NAMED KNOWN HEIRS AND RESIDENTS OF NEW MEXICO: ARLEEN ROYBAL, BARBARA A. ROYBAL, LAWRENCE R. ROYBAL, RUBY V. ROYBAL, JOSHUA GONZALES, LEROY ROYBAL, GUADALUPE C. ROYBAL, ANNA MAY ROYBAL, RICHARD RIVERA, ROBERT RIVERA, AMELIA AND JOE GARCIA, GILBERT ALARID, WILLIAM ALARID, DANIEL TRUJILLO, WALTER ROYBAL, MARLENE RAEL, MILDRED LUJAN DEBBIE TUPLER, VALERIE MARTINEZ, CHARLES ROYBAL, MARCIA TAPIA, JANICE ROMERO, ROBERT ROYBAL, MARY WOODSON, EDWARD D. ROYBAL, CARMEN AND BEN MONTOYA, ADAN ORTEGA, JOSEPH TRUJILLO, ERNIE TRUJILLO, ROY TRUJILLO, JUAN F. ROMERO, GERALDINE TOWLES, LARRY ROMERO, LORETTA VALERIO, VIRGINIA ESPINOSA, DULCINEA ROYBAL, DAVID C. ROYBAL, JAMES R. ROYBAL, RALPH A. ROYBAL, LINDA MACALLISTER, MICHAEL AND ALEXANDRA ROMERO C/O JOE AND LINDA GRILL; GROUP TWO: THE FOLLOWING NAMED KNOWN HEIRS WHOSE ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN: ELOISE JONES, CELINA BORREGO; GROUP THREE: THE FOLLOWING NAMED KNOWN HEIRS AND NON-RESIDENTS OF NEW MEXICO: CORA SEAL, BART BJORNSON, ADAM BJORNSON, ARTHUR ROYBAL, WANDA ROYBAL, MASON GEBE, STELLA ROYBAL, AGNES ROYBAL, ALICE ROYBAL-BENSON, BECKISUE TIRMAN, KENNETH LUJAN, WAYNE LUJAN, JOHN LUJAN, PAUL LUJAN, LAURA JEAN AVIRETT, GLORIA STRICKLAND, JIM LUJAN; GROUP FOUR: THE FOLLOWING NAMED DECEASED PERSONS, AND THOSE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF PRUDENCIO AND CELESTINA LUCERO, MANUELITA ROYBAL, JUAN ISIDRO AND SENAIDA ROYBAL, JOSE A. AND LUISA ROYBAL, JOSE R. ROYBAL, MICHAEL J. ROYBAL, JOSE C. AND FLORIDA ROYBAL, CELINA AND EFROCINIO TRUJILLO, CONSUELO AND ALFRED TRUJILLO, LISA MARIE RIVERA-SALAZAR, MARTHA ALARID, IRENE AND JULIAN BJORNSON, ARTHUR AND LAURA ROYBAL, PATRICK ROYBAL, LARRY ROYBAL, GUSTAVO ROYBAL, OPEHLIA AND FELIX GEBE, FELIX M. GEBE, ANTONIO (TONY) ROYBAL, DELFINIA ROYBAL, MAGDALENA ROYBAL, MANUEL ROYBAL, GILBERT ROYBAL, ALFONSO ROYBAL, VIRGINIA ROYBAL, MANUEL E. AND GUADALUPITA ROYBAL, ERNESTINA ROYBAL, MANUELITO ROYBAL, C. BERNARDINO ROYBAL, LEOPOLDO ROYBAL, BERNADITA ROYBAL, RICARDO LUCERO, LASARO LUCERO, GEORGE LUCERO, PRUDENCIO AND AGAPITA LUCERO, ANDRES LUCERO, JESUCITA LUCERO, GLORIA ROYBAL,RAMON ROMERO Y RODARTE, GENOVEVA AND CESARIO BORREGO, MARIA ESQUIPULA ROMERO Y RODARTE, CANDIDO AND MARIA P. ROMERO, MARIA C. AND EVARISTO TRUJILLO, SANTIAGO A. AND ELOISA ROMERO, ALBERT LUJAN, MARIA L. LUJAN, JACQUELINE ROYBAL, LUCY PACHECO; GROUP FIVE: THE FOLLOWING NAMED ENTITIES: THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO, ex rel, TAXATION AND REVENUE DEPARTMENT, Cesario Quintana in his capacity as Director, Property Tax Division, THE PUEBLO OF POJOAQUE, a federally recognized Indian tribe,THE JACONA LAND GRANT, Paul Ortiz in his capacity as President;SEFERINO VALDEZ, ERICK VALDEZ; GROUP SIX: THE UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF INTEREST IN THE PREMISES ADVERSE TO THE CROSS-COMPLAINANTS, Cross-Defendants. NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE State of New Mexico to the following named Plaintiffs/Cross-Defendants against whom constructive service is hereby sought to be obtained: CROSS-DEFENDANTS: THE FOLLOWING NAMED CROSS-DEFENDANTS IF LIVING, IF DECEASED, THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS: DAVID C. ROYBAL, CORA SEAL, WANDA ROYBAL, GUADALUPITA ROYBAL AND LUCY PACHECO; GROUP TWO: THE FOLLOWING NAMED CROSS-DEFENDANTS IF LIVING, IF DECEASED, THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS: ELOISE JONES, CELINA BORREGO; GROUP FOUR: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED DECEASED PERSONS: PRUDENCIO AND CELESTINA LUCERO, MANUELITA ROYBAL, JUAN ISIDRO AND SENAIDA ROYBAL, JOSE A. AND LUISA ROYBAL, JOSE R. ROYBAL, MICHAEL J. ROYBAL, JOSE C. AND FLORIDA ROYBAL, CELINA AND EFROCINIO TRUJILLO, CONSUELO AND ALFRED TRUJILLO, LISA MARIE RIVERA-SALAZAR, MARTHA ALARID, IRENE AND JULIAN BJORNSON, ARTHUR AND LAURA ROYBAL, PATRICK ROYBAL, LARRY ROYBAL, GUSTAVO ROYBAL, OPEHLIA AND FELIX GEBE, FELIX M. GEBE, ANTONIO (TONY) ROYBAL, DELFINIA ROYBAL, MAGDALENA ROYBAL, MANUEL ROYBAL, GILBERT ROYBAL, ALFONSO ROYBAL, VIRGINIA ROYBAL,MANUEL E. AND GUADALUPITA ROYBAL, ERNESTINA ROYBAL, MANUELITO ROYBAL, C. BERNARDINO ROYBAL, LEOPOLDO ROYBAL, BERNADITA ROYBAL, RICARDO LUCERO, LASARO LUCERO, GEORGE LUCERO, PRUDENCIO AND AGAPITA LUCERO, ANDRES LUCERO, JESUCITA LUCERO, GLORIA ROYBAL, RAMON ROMERO Y RODARTE, GENOVEVA AND CESARIO BORREGO, MARIA ESQUIPULA ROMERO Y RODARTE, CANDIDO AND MARIA P. ROMERO, MARIA C. AND EVARISTO TRUJILLO, SANTIAGO A. AND ELOISA ROMERO, ALBERT LUJAN, MARIA L. LUJAN, JACQUELINE ROYBAL, LUCY PACHECO; GROUP SIX: ALL UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF INTEREST IN THE PREMISES ADVERSE TO THE CROSS-COMPLAINANTS; GREETINGS: You and each of you are hereby notified that a Suit to Quiet Title has been filed against you in the above Court and County by the above-named Defendants/Cross-Complainants in which the Defendants/Cross-Complainants pray for a decree quieting their fee simple title and ownership of easements all described in the Cross-Complaint in said cause in the following described property in Santa Fe County State of New Mexico: Santa Fe County, New Mexico, Exception No. 122, surveyed as Private Claim No. 167 within the Pueblo of Pojoaque Section 7, T19 N, R9 E, NMPM. The Real Property described above is more commonly known as the Reservoir Property of the Acequia del Barranco Blanco Association located in Jacona, New Mexico. You and each of you are hereby notified that unless you respond to said matter within thirty (30) days of the last day of this publication the Court will enter a default judgment against you. Witness our hands and seal of this Court. Date: District Court Clerk By: DEPUTY Submitted By: /s/Carlos Scarborough Carlos Scarborough Attorney for Cross-Complainants PO BOX 4422 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87196 505-903-0073 Journal: September 27, October 4, 2016
        Published on: Tue October 04, 2016

PUBLIC HEARING ZONING HEARING EXAMINER CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Hearing Examiner, Christopher Graeser, Esq., City of Albuquerque, will hold a public hearing in the Plaza Del Sol Hearing Room, Basement Level, Plaza Del Sol Building, 600 Second Street NW on Tuesday, October 18, 2016, beginning at 9:00 a.m. for the purpose of considering the following: NOTICE TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES: If you have a disability and you require special assistance to participate in this public hearing, please contact The City Planning Department at (505) 924-3860 in the Office of the Zoning Hearing Examiner within five days of the hearing. NOTICE TO PEOPLE WITH INTEREST IN ANY SPECIAL EXCEPTION REQUEST: All written correspondence must be addressed and forwarded to Christopher Graeser, Esq., Zoning Hearing Examiner, c/o Planning Department, P.O. Box 1293, Albuquerque, NM, 87103. 1.16ZHE-80219 Project# 1010961 MARIA J QUINONEZ requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(14)(a)(2) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a 5 ft wall in the front yard setback area for all or a portion of Lot 44, Block 3, Atrisco Village Unit 1 Of Hoffman City zoned R-1, located on 1230 CERRILLOS RD SW (M-8) 2.16ZHE-80229 Project# 1010969 RUBY L MORA (CARE MORE CONSTRUCTION, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(3) a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a carport in the required front setback for all or a portion of Lot 16, Block 1, Tijeras Park Addn zoned R-1, located on 809 ORTIZ DR NE (K-18) 3.16ZHE-80231 Project# 1010974 KIMBALL HAKES (GREG HOTALINX, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16--2-23(A) and 14-16-2-6(B)(4): a CONDITIONAL USE to allow placement of temporary trailer for construction office for all or a portion of Lot 4, Block 1, Tract(s) 1, Durango at Trails zoned SU-2 VTML, located on 7444 WINDOW PEAK RD NW (C-9) 4.16ZHE-80233 Project# 1010978 FRANCISCO TARANGO (AUSTIN'S CARPORTS, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-8(B)(1) and 14-16-2-6(B)(3): a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed carport in the front yard setback area for all or a portion of Lot 22, Block B, Desert Springs Unit 1 zoned R-LT, located on 7801 RAINWATER RD SW (M-10) 5.16ZHE-80234 Project# 1010979 RAY CARDONA (AUSTIN'S CARPORTS, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-14(E)(2) and 14-16-2-6(B)(3): a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed carport in the front yard setback area for all or a portion of Lot 28, Block H, Cielo Dorado zoned R-D, located on 7304 ROSEWOOD CT NW (H-10) 6.16ZHE-80235 Project# 1010980 RAUL MARRICIO (AUSTIN'S CARPORTS, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-9(B) / pg. 65 (B)(2) Tower Unser SDP and 14-16-2-6(B)(3): a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed carport in the front yard setback area for all or a portion of Lot 11-P1, Block 3, Torretta Este zoned R-D 9 DU/A, located on 648 TORRETTA DR SW (L-9) 7.16ZHE-80236 Project# 1010981 RANDALL GEBLER (AUSTIN'S CARPORTS, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(3) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed carport in the front setback area for all or a portion of Lot 28, Block 11, Rhodes Sandia Vista Addn, zoned R-1, located on 629 GRETTA ST NE (K-21) 8.16ZHE-80237 Project# 1010982 LOUIE FRANCO requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(3) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a carport in the front yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 30, EL RANCHO ATRISCO UNIT 8 zoned R-D, located on 3028 PRENDA DE PLATA NW (G-10) 9.16ZHE-80238 Project# 1010984 ROBERT CRONIN requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-23(A) and 14-16-2-17(B)(5) & Pg 96 of the Nob Hill Highlands SDP: a CONDITIONAL USE to allow for a Community Residential Program in the CCR-3 zone to allow up to 45 residents for all or a portion of Lot B, Block 37, Buena View Addn zoned CCR-3, located on 303 SAN MATEO BLVD NE (K-17) 10.16ZHE-80239 Project# 1010985 BLAKE'S LOTABURGER (MODULUS ARCHITECTS, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-16(B)(6) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a drive up service window in a C-1 zone for all or a portion of Lot 9B1A, Block A, Kirtland Addn Unit 2 zoned C-1, located on 1640 GIBSON BLVD SE (M-15) 11.16ZHE-80240 Project# 1010986 DAN GARCIA requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-12(D)(1) : a VARIANCE of 100 ft to the required minimum lot width and depth of 150 ft for all or a portion of Lot 18, Block 4, Buena Ventura zoned R-3, located on 120 GARCIA ST NE (K-20) 12.16ZHE-80241 Project# 1010986 DAN GARCIA requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-12(E)(3) : a VARIANCE of 5 ft to the required 15 ft rear yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 18, Block 4, Buena Ventura zoned R-3, located on 120 GARCIA ST NE (K-20) 13.16ZHE-80242 Project# 1010987 DAN GARCIA requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-12(D)(1) : a VARIANCE of 100 ft to the required 150 ft minimum lot width and depth for all or a portion of Lot 17, Block 4, Buena Ventura zoned R-3, located on 116 GARCIA ST NE (K-20) 14.16ZHE-80243 Project# 1010987 DAN GARCIA requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-12(E)(3) : a VARIANCE of 5 ft to the required 15 ft rear yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 17, Block 4, Buena Ventura zoned R-3, located on 116 GARCIA ST NE (K-20) 15.16ZHE-80244 Project# 1010988 FRANK TELLO requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-9(B) and 14-26-2-6-(B)(14): a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a 5 ft wall in the front yard set back for all or a portion of Lot H1, Block B, Alamosa Addn zoned R-T, located on 6428 TRUJILLO RD SW (K-11) 16.16ZHE-80245 Project# 1010989 JOSEPH LOPEZ requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(3) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed carport in the front yard setback area for all or a portion of Lot 1, Block 23, Bel Air zoned R-1, located on 2845 MADISON ST NE (H-17) 17.16ZHE-80246 Project# 1010990 MARC POWELL requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-19(A)(3)(a) : a VARIANCE of 3 ft 10 in for an existing wrought iron fence in the required 5 ft setback for all or a portion of Lot A1, Block 3, La Mesa zoned C-2, located on 7315 CENTRAL AV NE (K-19) 18.16ZHE-80247 Project# 1010991 RICHARD QUANZ DBA QUANZ AUTO CARE (DAC ENTERPRISES INC, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-22(F) and 14-16-2-17(A)(10)(d): a VARIANCE of 17 ft in height and 75 ft in size from the approved site development plan to allow for a sign 26 ft in height and 150 ft in area to include an electronic message display as provided in the C-3 zone for all or a portion of Lot G, Block D, Rancho Sereno Unit 3 zoned SU-1 PDA to include C-3 uses, located on 9111 EAGLE RANCH RD NW (C-12) 19.16ZHE-80248 Project# 1010992 DAVID PINO requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-3(B)(2)(e) : a VARIANCE of 10 ft to the required 10 ft separation of an accessory building for all or a portion of Lot 11B, Williams Dora A Addn zoned R-1, located on 2310 DORA AV NW (J-12) 20.16ZHE-80249 Project# 1010993 GEORGETTE AND ROBERT GURULE (GARCIA/KRAEMER & ASSOCIATES, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-23(A) and pg 86 (D)(1) Los Duranes SDP: a VARIANCE of 9 ft to the minimum 10 ft sideyard setback to allow an existing storage room addition for all or a portion of Lot 25, Zickert Addn zoned SU-2 LD RA-2, located on 1800 ZICKERT PL NW (H-12) 21.16ZHE-80250 Project# 1010994 UBALDO N LECHUGA requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-8(E)(4)(a) : a VARIANCE of 10 ft to the required 15 ft rear yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 7 P-1, Block 1, El Rancho Grande 1 Unit 2 zoned R-LT, located on 8701 RUSHING BROOK AV SW (M-9) 22.16ZHE-80251 Project# 1010995 DARRYL YOUNG requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-19-(A)(2)(a) : a VARIANCE of 3 ft to allow for a 6 ft wall in the front yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 1 P-1, Block 7, Sunrise Terrace Unit 4 zoned R-D, located on 804 HALTER DR SW (L-8) 23.16ZHE-80252 Project# 1010995 DARRYL YOUNG requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6-(B)(3) and 14-16-2-14(E)(1): a CONDITIONAL USE to allow for a carport in the front yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 1 P-1, Block 7, Sunrise Terrace Unit 4 zoned R-D, located on 804 HALTER DR SW (L-8) 24.16ZHE-80253 Project# 1010996 PAULA NESS (O'CONNOR BROTHERS DESIGN, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(3) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed carport in the required side yard setback for all or a portion of Lot 9, Block 12, Ridgecrest Addn zoned R-1, located on 1213 JACKSON ST SE (L-17) 25.16ZHE-80254 Project# 1010998 US EAGLE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION (CONSENSUS PLANNING INC, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-20(C)(1) : a VARIANCE of 26 ft to the required 36 ft to allow a 60 ft height building for all or a portion of Lot 8B, Block C, Interstate Industrial Tract Unit 1 zoned M-1, located on 3939 OSUNA RD NE 87109 (E-17) 26.16ZHE-80255 Project# 1011000 NANCY OAKLEY (MATTHEW DEVONSHIRE (DEVONSHIRE LLC), AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-6(B)(1) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow a proposed accessory living quarters in an R-1 zone for all or a portion of Lot 1, Block 8, Mesa Village Bellamah & Mossmans Wlky Blk 8 zoned R-1, located on 1349 BOATRIGHT DR NE (J-20) 27.16ZHE-80256 Project# 1011001 COURTYARD NM LLC (ROBERT RAYNER AIA, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-17(B)(3) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow for a place of worship in a C-2 zone for all or a portion of Lot 1&7, Block 21-22, Albq Highlands Addn zoned C-2, located on 1100 SAN MATEO BLVD NE (J-17) 28.16ZHE-80257 Project# 1011002 DANIEL LUDWIG requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-5(E) and 14-16-2-6(E)(1): a VARIANCE of 15 ft to the required 20 ft front setback to allow an existing dwelling for all or a portion of Lot 34B1D / 117C, MRGCD MAP 31 zoned RA-2, located on 5105 GUADALUPE TRL NW (F-14) 29.16ZHE-80258 Project# 1011002 DANIEL LUDWIG requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-3(B)(2)(b) : a VARIANCE of 20 ft to the required 20 ft corner side yard setback to allow a proposed accessory structure for all or a portion of Lot 34B1D / 117C, MRGCD MAP 31 zoned RA-2, located on 5105 GUADALUPE TRL NW (F-14) 30.16ZHE-80259 Project# 1011003 NORA NIVIA NEVAREZ (PATITOS DAYCARE DYNASTY LLC, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-2-22(B)(25)(a) and 14-16-2-6(B)(5) : a CONDITIONAL USE to allow family daycare to allow up to 12 children for all or a portion of Lot 33-P1, Block 4, Valle Del Canto Unit 2 zoned SU-1 PRD, located on 8720 VIA DEL ORO SW (L-9) 31.16ZHE-80260 Project# 1011004 LEGACY CHURCH, LLC (RONALD R. BOHANNAN, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-19(A)(3(a) : VARIANCE of 2ft to the allowed 3ft wall height with in 5ft of property line for all or a portion of Lot A, First Assembly of God Addn zoned SU-1 Church & Rel Fac, located on 4701 WYOMING BLVD NE (F-19) 32.16ZHE-80261 Project# 1011005 WALTER DOCANDO (GARCIA/KREAMER & ASSOCIATES, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-3(B)(2)(e) : VARIANCE of 7ft to the 10ft building seperation to allow an existing accessory structure for all or a portion of Lot 1, Block 2, Four Hills Addn zoned R-T, located on 12504 SINGING ARROW AV SE (L-22) 33.16ZHE-80262 Project# 1011005 WALTER DOCANDO (GARCIA/KREAMER & ASSOCIATES, AGENT) requests a special exception to Section 14-16-3-3(B)(2)(a) : VARIANCE of 4ft to the 6ft height to allow an existing accessory structure in the required side yard for all or a portion of Lot 1, Block 2, Four Hills Addn zoned R-T, located on 12504 SINGING ARROW AV SE (L-22) Journal: October 3, 2016
        Published on: Mon October 03, 2016

MATWIYOFF, NICHOLAS ALEXANDER August, 1937- February, 2015 Beloved husband and father, devoted grandfather and father-in-law, eminent scientist, superb raconteur and conversationalist, and good friend and colleague, Nick quietly passed at home on Saturday, February 21, 2015. His boyhood was spent in Rogers City, MI. He earned his BS in chemistry from Michigan Technological University in 1959 & received his MS/Ph.D. at University of Illinois, Champagne/ Urbana graduating in 1962. He and Janet Hogberg Matwiyoff married that same year and went to Stanford University, for a year of Post-Doctoral studies, then joined the Penn State chemistry faculty for five years, mentoring many graduate students and publishing widely in nuclear magnetic resonance and spectroscopy. Summers were spent consulting at Los Alamos National Labs and in 1968, he accepted a position at CNC division at LANL, eventually moving into life sciences for studies and applications for magnetic resonance. In those years he and his family lived in Santa Fe, making many friends there. He was asked by Gov. Bruce King's Science Advisor and innovator to help set up NM Centers for Technical Excellence around the state. He was most influential in establishing the UNM Medical School's Center for Non-invasive Diagnosis in 1981 (now The Mind Research Network) using one of the earliest and largest magnets for what would become known as MRI for research and medical application. He encouraged interdisciplinary studies among medical and basic science departments nationally and internationally and created the earliest short courses and materials in how MRI could be interpreted and used for patients. At the same time, he represented the United States several times at IAEA special meetings in Vienna and Leipzig for cooperation in using stable isotopes in agricultural endeavors, Leipzig afforded many hair-raising experiences for a man of Russian origins behind the Iron Curtain! Among positions held at UNM were CNID Director, Deputy Director of the earliest Cancer Center under Tom Tomasi, MD, and later Chair of Cell Biology. His last professional decade was spent as a neuroscientist, chairing the National Institutes of Mental Health's Neuroscience Committee. In his years since retirement, he has been a voracious student of world economy and finance and how politics shapes those institutions. Nick is survived by his wife of 52 years, Janet, his son Gregory N. Matwiyoff, MD. Commander, Medical Corps, US Navy, daughter-in-law, Shannon Matwiyoff, the lights of his life grandchildren, Cassidy and Nicholas, all of San Diego; the cousins he was raised with as a brother, Yuldine Bellmore, of Rogers City, Delphine Budreau (Frank) of Kennebunk, ME, Delbert Jachcik of Detroit; and his brother-in-law, David K. Hogberg Ph.D. (Patricia) of Marshall, MI. He and Janet were blessed with the steady care and support of George Comerci, MD, friend and colleague, Walter Forman, MD, care givers for many months Barbara and Christy, and in his last months, Alliance Hospice nurses, Tammy and Denise and other Alliance staff. Cremation has taken place, and family, oldest friends and colleagues will attend a private Remembrance Gathering in the family home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Nicholas Matwiyoff Endowed Scholarship, and mailed to: Office of Development/ Michigan Tech Fund, c/o Eric Halonen, 1400 Townsend Dr., Houghton, MI 49931-1295, or to a charity of your choice. Please visit our online guestbook for Dr. Matwiyoff at www.FrenchFunerals.com FRENCH - Wyoming 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE (505) 823-9400
        Published on: Sun March 08, 2015

DANIEL, BILLY B. Age 84, longtime resident of Albuquerque, died February 25, 2015. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Barbara; children, Debra Billings and husband Walter, Steven Daniel and wife Kathy, Linda Calvin, and Larry Daniel and wife Teresa; grandchildren, Shari and Cynthia, Michael and Elizabeth, John Isaac and Angelina Rose; and six great-grandchildren. Bill served 22 years in the United States Air Force and several years as a manager at Plateau Supply. After retirement, he volunteered at Kirtland AFB pharmacy and enjoyed square dancing, bridge, traveling and camping with family and friends. Memorial services will be held Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. at Asbury United Methodist Church, 10000 Candelaria Rd. NE, Albuquerque, 87112. A reception will be held immediately following the service. Interment will take place at the National Cemetery in Santa Fe on Monday, March 9, 2015 honoring his military service. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Asbury United Methodist Church. Please visit our online guestbook for Bill at www.FrenchFunerals.com. FRENCH Wyoming 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE (505) 823-9400
        Published on: Fri March 06, 2015

DANIEL, BILLY B. Age 84, longtime resident of Albuquerque, died February 25, 2015. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Barbara; children, Debra Billings and husband Walter, Steven Daniel and wife Kathy, Linda Calvin, and Larry Daniel and wife Teresa; grandchildren, Shari and Cynthia, Michael and Elizabeth, John Isaac and Angelina Rose; and six great-grandchildren. Bill served 22 years in the United States Air Force and several years as a manager at Plateau Supply. After retirement, he volunteered at Kirtland AFB pharmacy and enjoyed square dancing, bridge, traveling and camping with family and friends. Memorial services will be held Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. at Asbury United Methodist Church, 10000 Candelaria Rd. NE, Albuquerque, 87112. A reception will be held immediately following the service. Interment will take place at the National Cemetery in Santa Fe on Monday, March 9, 2015 honoring his military service. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Asbury United Methodist Church. Please visit our online guestbook for Bill at www.FrenchFunerals.com. FRENCH Wyoming 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE (505) 823-9400
        Published on: Sun March 01, 2015

WEBB, WALTER Walter Webb, age 87, passed away on Friday, Feb. 20th. He was born on Oct. 5, 1927 in Shippenville, PA, to Walter and Mable Webb. After serving in the US Army he returned to Pennsylvania and married the former Lawanda Aiken. They moved to Albuquerque in 1955 where Walter worked for ACF Industries before opening Webb Welding Service, which he owned and operated for more than 30 years. Walter was an expert welder and machinist. He taught evening welding classes at the Community College in the early 60's, and he was a member of the American Welding Society. Walt loved flying! He got his pilot's license and was a member of the Pinon Flyers Club. Walt had a quick mind and he loved to figure out how things worked. Walter is survived by his children Karen Foster, Bruce Webb, & Linda Hartsock; grandchildren Heather Campos, Melissa Nash, Heath Webb and Stacy Webb; great- grandchildren Jordyn Webb, Tyler Otero, Abigail Webb and Zachary Campos; brothers Jim Webb and Ray Webb; sister Lois Marie Runinger; and by his ex-wife Lawanda Strong. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Anna Webb, brother Carl Webb, and sisters Bernadine Garner, Irene Reed and June Horner. The family will have a casual visitation for friends from 5 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 28th, at the Riverside Funeral Home, 225 San Mateo N.E. Interment will follow on Monday, March 2, at 12:45 p.m. At the National Cemetery in Santa Fe. The Veteran's Hospital in Albuquerque is to be commended for the exceptional care they gave to Walter over the last several years. In lieu of flowers the family would request donations to the National Veterans' Foundation, www.nvf.org.
        Published on: Fri February 27, 2015

BELLMAN, LOUISE E. Long-time Albuquerque resident Louise E. Bellman passed away on February 13, 2015 after a long battle with pulmonary disease. She resided at La Vida Llena Retirement Community in Albuquerque. Daughter of Julius C. Prinz and Rose Prinz (nee Weinstein), Louise was born in New York City on April 21, 1934. Louise Prinz was recognized from an early age as a talented pianist and graduated from the High School of Music & Arts (NYC) in 1952 and subsequently attended Fredonia State Teachers College where she studied to be a music teacher. Louise married Walter Bellman in 1952. They were the proud parents of three sons, Peter and David (who were born in Bronx, New York) and Charles, who was born in Los Angeles where the young family had moved in 1959 as Walter started his career as a computer programmer/ analyst. In 1967, the young family relocated to the Northern Virginia area. In Virginia, after the children became more independent, Louise explored a new career path; she trained to work in a medical records library and was employed by Fairfax Hospital as a medical records technician. By 1994, both Louise and Walter had retired from their respective careers and they chose once again to relocate, this time to Albuquerque. With their new-found free time, they enjoyed together a great deal of music (life-long passions for them both), traveling and soaking in the rich cultural scene and natural beauty of their adopted home. Louise's love of nature and especially birds was easily satisfied in NM. Other activities that Louise cultivated were competitive table tennis and crocheting and knitting. She freely gave of her time at libraries, senior centers and donated her crocheting work to the sick and needy. Playing the piano was always a major part of her life, and in Albuquerque, Louise renewed her piano studies and especially enjoyed duet playing with friends. Louise was widowed in 2014 after 61 years of marriage to Walter. She is survived by sons Christopher J. Leighton (ne Peter), David (Ingrid) and Charles and granddaughter Lilly Bellman (Tim Barribeau). A memorial service will be held in the chapel at La Vida Llena (10501 Lagrima de Oro Rd. NE ABQ, 87111) on Wednesday, March 4 at 2:00 pm. (Contributions in her honor may be made to the charity: "Guiding Eyes for the Blind.")
        Published on: Tue February 24, 2015

BLEAKLY, DAVID On February 3, 2015, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, David Lewis Bleakly, 64, passed away due to complications of pancreatic cancer. He was born on August 17, 1950, in Oskaloosa, Iowa, to Richard Lewis and Bernice (Geerlings) Bleakly. He is survived by his wife, Denise (Egolf) Bleakly; son, Evan Walter Bleakly; his mother, of Albuquerque; and his brother Jeffrey William Bleakly, of Farmington, NM. David began his work career as a laboratory technologist at age 16 at Mercy Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa, and continued in this field in Farmington, New Mexico, and Albuquerque (primarily the County Hospital then known as Bernalillo County Medical Center and St. Joseph's hospital). While working in the hospitals in 1973 he completed a Bachelor of University Studies degree at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. In 1978, he began building houses, eventually specializing in custom adobe homes while under the employ of other contractors. During the latter few years of this period he had a residential construction license (Raven Design and Construction) and operated with limited success. On June 30, 1985, David and Denise were married in Albuquerque; their only child Evan was born on July 20, 1994. In 1989 he began the third and final phase of his professional career by working in the Biology Department at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. The goal was to get a Master's degree in biology. He entered graduate school in 1990 and was a teaching assistant teaching labs in botany and the flora of New Mexico. During the summers of 1991-1993, he helped complete a biological inventory of the new El Malpais National Monument, south of Grants, New Mexico. Using the plants collected during the inventory he finished in 1994 a thesis called Flora and Vegetation of El Malpais National Monument Area, New Mexico. In 1993, he closed his construction business and started Bleakly Botanical and Biological LLC, a one-man consulting company. Consulting jobs chiefly entailed doing surveys for rare plants before certain construction projects could commence. Eventually, his areas of expertise expanded beyond plant identification to include wetland delineations and a range of other biological specialties. He worked mostly within New Mexico but also had jobs in other states. During the consulting years he collected thousands of plants which are intended to be donated to various herbaria in the state. In the final few years, in addition to his business, he was employed by Tetra Tech, a large international environmental consulting firm. David had widely ranging interests. He had a natural talent in art which unfortunately he pursued only intermittently and very modest ability in music; nevertheless he particularly enjoyed playing the piano for his own amusement. Photography was lifelong passion; in college learned to process and print black and white film and over the years took more than 800 rolls of Kodachrome. Generally on a modest scale he collected many things including books (1000s), minerals, fossils, natural history objects, human artifacts, exotic woods, post cards, old maps and prints. He and his family enjoyed traveling especially in the western United States. Other activities he took delight in were reading and cooking. He was an active member of the First Unitarian Church. A memorial service will be held there on February 22, 2015. At 4 pm. The Church is located at 3701 Carlisle Boulevard Northeast, Albuquerque, near the corner of Carlisle and Comanche. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Roadrunner Food Bank or the church food pantry. His remains are interred at the San Jose de Armijo Cemetery, Albuquerque.
        Published on: Sun February 22, 2015

AUSTIN, MARGARET IRENE (NEE ALLEN) Margaret 'Peggy' Irene (nee Allen) Ortiz Austin was called home Sunday, February 15, she was 87. She was preceded in death by her son, Charles Ruben Ortiz; her husband Leon Austin known to his grandchildren as 'PomPom'; her father Walter Allen Sr. and mother Lucille (nee Duke) Allen. She was a rebellious towheaded child, second to the youngest of twelve siblings, from Memphis, TN. She was last of the Allen kids. She moved to Albuquerque as a young wife and mother after meeting and marrying Max Ruben Ortiz, deceased, formerly of Pena Blanca, NM. Even though she lived in NM for over sixty years, her southern accent still popped up every-now-and-again. She was rebellious and generous by nature and was never afraid of hard work or speaking up, a genuine person. She often said that if she had ever won the lottery the very first thing she would do was build an orphanage where she would then give porcelain dolls to all the girls. She was an adventurous soul, a protective and encouraging mother and grandmother, a feisty, playful great-grandmother. She was everyone's 'Nanny'. She raised her grandson, Vincent Ortiz, single-handedly. She is survived by her daughter, Sandra Lee, and son-in-law, Michael J. Cordaro; daughter-in-law, Elizabeth 'Dolly' Ortiz; numerous grandchildren: Tanya 'Bang-bang' and husband, Jason Brown, and children Averie and Aiden; Tina 'TeeTee' and husband, Mark Cotinola, and children Monique and Marcos; Yvette Ortiz and children Michael Ortiz and Alyssa Romero; Celena and fiance Brandon Mason and children Brandon Jr., B'Angelo and Carmelo; Vincent 'Little Buzzard' Ortiz and children Jaden, Ezekiah and Naysa; and Jennifer and husband, Martin Benavidez and children Jolene and Michael and one great-great- grandchild, Lenaya Romero. Services will be private; her ashes will be thrown-to-winds per her wishes Mama's work is done. Nanny would have it no other way...
        Published on: Sun February 22, 2015

DOW, RAMONA Beloved sister, sister-in-law, aunt and friend, lost her battle with cancer on February 14, 2015. Visitation will take place Sunday, February 22, 2015, from 6:00 pm-7:00 pm at Garcia Mortuary - Chapel of Angels, 717 Stover Ave. SW, Albuquerque, with a Rosary to be recited at 7:00 pm. Mass will be celebrated on Monday, February 23, 2015 at 10:00 am at San Ignacio Catholic Church, 1300 Walter NE, Albuquerque. Burial will take place at Mount Calvary Cemetery following service. To view information or leave a condolence please visit www.danielsfuneral.com Garcia Mortuary 717 Stover Ave. SW Albuquerque, NM 87102 505-243-5222
        Published on: Sun February 22, 2015