Anthony Chavez
1955-2010
Anthony Chavez is survived by his wife of 30 years, Carol Chavez; and five loving daughters, Jennifer M. Montoya, Jessie S. Brunner, Julie and Jeff Pierce, Janessa A. Chavez and Sylvia K. Chavez. A devoted grandpa to eight wonderful grandchildren, Greg, 17, Markus, 13, Zavier, 11, Bradley, 8, Dexter, 7, Jocelyn, 8, Jason, 6, and Jamy, 4; dearly loved brother by Irene, Melinda, Luis Chavez and John Stevens.
He was a loving and providing husband and father. He was always very compassionate for his family.
He was a strong, hard-working man, who greatly enjoyed working his garden, which gave him deep pride.
Services will be held at 6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 24, at The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1114 S. Main St. in Belen.
Anthony
Anthony was and still is a beautiful man.
Not another like him, you will find amongst this land.
Not a person, who'd disagree.
Tony gave his life for those left behind.
Home is where he went, a home of a better kind.
Only God can truly understand,
the nature of this beautiful man.
Now rest in peace, for he's gone home.
Yes, my brother
I love him so.
This I want the world to know
Melinda, Anthony's sister.
1955-2010
Anthony Chavez is survived by his wife of 30 years, Carol Chavez; and five loving daughters, Jennifer M. Montoya, Jessie S. Brunner, Julie and Jeff Pierce, Janessa A. Chavez and Sylvia K. Chavez. A devoted grandpa to eight wonderful grandchildren, Greg, 17, Markus, 13, Zavier, 11, Bradley, 8, Dexter, 7, Jocelyn, 8, Jason, 6, and Jamy, 4; dearly loved brother by Irene, Melinda, Luis Chavez and John Stevens.
He was a loving and providing husband and father. He was always very compassionate for his family.
He was a strong, hard-working man, who greatly enjoyed working his garden, which gave him deep pride.
Services will be held at 6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 24, at The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1114 S. Main St. in Belen.
Anthony
Anthony was and still is a beautiful man.
Not another like him, you will find amongst this land.
Not a person, who'd disagree.
Tony gave his life for those left behind.
Home is where he went, a home of a better kind.
Only God can truly understand,
the nature of this beautiful man.
Now rest in peace, for he's gone home.
Yes, my brother
I love him so.
This I want the world to know
Melinda, Anthony's sister.
Anthony Chavez
1955-2010
Anthony Chavez is survived by his wife of 30 years, Carol Chavez; and five loving daughters, Jennifer M. Montoya, Jessie S. Brunner, Julie and Jeff Pierce, Janessa A. Chavez and Sylvia K. Chavez. A devoted grandpa to eight wonderful grandchildren, Greg, 17, Markus, 13, Zavier, 11, Bradley, 8, Dexter, 7, Jocelyn, 8, Jason, 6, and Jamy, 4; dearly loved brother by Irene, Melinda, Luis Chavez and John Stevens.
He was a loving and providing husband and father. He was always very compassionate for his family.
He was a strong, hard-working man, who greatly enjoyed working his garden, which gave him deep pride.
Services will be held at 6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 24, at The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1114 S. Main St. in Belen.
Anthony
Anthony was and still is a beautiful man.
Not another like him, you will find amongst this land.
Not a person, who'd disagree.
Tony gave his life for those left behind.
Home is where he went, a home of a better kind.
Only God can truly understand,
the nature of this beautiful man.
Now rest in peace, for he's gone home.
Yes, my brother
I love him so.
This I want the world to know
Melinda, Anthony's sister.
1955-2010
Anthony Chavez is survived by his wife of 30 years, Carol Chavez; and five loving daughters, Jennifer M. Montoya, Jessie S. Brunner, Julie and Jeff Pierce, Janessa A. Chavez and Sylvia K. Chavez. A devoted grandpa to eight wonderful grandchildren, Greg, 17, Markus, 13, Zavier, 11, Bradley, 8, Dexter, 7, Jocelyn, 8, Jason, 6, and Jamy, 4; dearly loved brother by Irene, Melinda, Luis Chavez and John Stevens.
He was a loving and providing husband and father. He was always very compassionate for his family.
He was a strong, hard-working man, who greatly enjoyed working his garden, which gave him deep pride.
Services will be held at 6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 24, at The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1114 S. Main St. in Belen.
Anthony
Anthony was and still is a beautiful man.
Not another like him, you will find amongst this land.
Not a person, who'd disagree.
Tony gave his life for those left behind.
Home is where he went, a home of a better kind.
Only God can truly understand,
the nature of this beautiful man.
Now rest in peace, for he's gone home.
Yes, my brother
I love him so.
This I want the world to know
Melinda, Anthony's sister.
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