Louise "Luisa Dora" Salazar (B: 13 Aug 1926, La Villita; D: 27 July 2019) was the daughter of Avelino Sánchez Sr. and Gertruditas Casados Sánchez.
Louise was survived by her youngest sibling, José Paul Sánchez; son Donald (Iris); daughter Anna Mae Gallegos (Carlos – deceased); grandchildren: James (Judy), Javier (Laura), and Karen; great-grandchildren: Marrisa, Andrew, Marco, and Diego; a very special adopted granddaughter, Bery; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Louise attended San Juan Pueblo Elementary, Santa Cruz High School (1945), Chillico the Business College and Santa Fe Business School. Louise was very active with the Catholic Daughters at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. After a thirty-one year career with the NM Taxation and Revenue Department, she volunteered at St. John's Soup Kitchen and St. Elizabeth Shelter and participated in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Louise's greatest passion was collecting produce and distributing it to neighbors, friends and family.
Louise, a devout and loving mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin, neighbor and friend will be missed beyond measure.
Louise was survived by her youngest sibling, José Paul Sánchez; son Donald (Iris); daughter Anna Mae Gallegos (Carlos – deceased); grandchildren: James (Judy), Javier (Laura), and Karen; great-grandchildren: Marrisa, Andrew, Marco, and Diego; a very special adopted granddaughter, Bery; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Louise attended San Juan Pueblo Elementary, Santa Cruz High School (1945), Chillico the Business College and Santa Fe Business School. Louise was very active with the Catholic Daughters at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. After a thirty-one year career with the NM Taxation and Revenue Department, she volunteered at St. John's Soup Kitchen and St. Elizabeth Shelter and participated in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Louise's greatest passion was collecting produce and distributing it to neighbors, friends and family.
Louise, a devout and loving mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin, neighbor and friend will be missed beyond measure.
Louise "Luisa Dora" Salazar (B: 13 Aug 1926, La Villita; D: 27 July 2019) was the daughter of Avelino Sánchez Sr. and Gertruditas Casados Sánchez.
Louise was survived by her youngest sibling, José Paul Sánchez; son Donald (Iris); daughter Anna Mae Gallegos (Carlos – deceased); grandchildren: James (Judy), Javier (Laura), and Karen; great-grandchildren: Marrisa, Andrew, Marco, and Diego; a very special adopted granddaughter, Bery; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Louise attended San Juan Pueblo Elementary, Santa Cruz High School (1945), Chillico the Business College and Santa Fe Business School. Louise was very active with the Catholic Daughters at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. After a thirty-one year career with the NM Taxation and Revenue Department, she volunteered at St. John's Soup Kitchen and St. Elizabeth Shelter and participated in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Louise's greatest passion was collecting produce and distributing it to neighbors, friends and family.
Louise, a devout and loving mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin, neighbor and friend will be missed beyond measure.
Louise was survived by her youngest sibling, José Paul Sánchez; son Donald (Iris); daughter Anna Mae Gallegos (Carlos – deceased); grandchildren: James (Judy), Javier (Laura), and Karen; great-grandchildren: Marrisa, Andrew, Marco, and Diego; a very special adopted granddaughter, Bery; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Louise attended San Juan Pueblo Elementary, Santa Cruz High School (1945), Chillico the Business College and Santa Fe Business School. Louise was very active with the Catholic Daughters at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. After a thirty-one year career with the NM Taxation and Revenue Department, she volunteered at St. John's Soup Kitchen and St. Elizabeth Shelter and participated in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Louise's greatest passion was collecting produce and distributing it to neighbors, friends and family.
Louise, a devout and loving mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, aunt, cousin, neighbor and friend will be missed beyond measure.
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