Antonia "Tonie" Gonzales Archuleta passed away peacefully at her home at the age of 68. She was born to Melecio and Merecedes Gonzales and grew up with three brothers, Christino, Prudencio, and Fernando.
She was happily married to Ramon Archuleta for 48 years. They began their family in New Mexico and ventured to Wells, Nevada in 1968 to make a home and complete their family. She was employed in the community for many years. She enjoyed homemaking and gardening but took the most pride in her family. She was known throughout for her cooking and her generosity.
She is survived by her husband, Ramon Archuleta and her children, Richard Archuleta of Elko, Mercy Archuleta of Wells, Raymond (Stacey) Archuleta of Elko, and Ruben (Monica) Archuleta of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren include Ashly Herron, Justine,Anthony, Andrew, Ryan, Riley, Brieanna, Omaya, Roland, and Korra Archuleta and one Great-Grandson, Crayson Herron, and her brother Prudencio and numerous nephews and nieces.
She is preceded in death by her daughter Irene, and sons Roland and Robert, and her brothers Christino Gonzales and Antonio Gonzales.
She was happily married to Ramon Archuleta for 48 years. They began their family in New Mexico and ventured to Wells, Nevada in 1968 to make a home and complete their family. She was employed in the community for many years. She enjoyed homemaking and gardening but took the most pride in her family. She was known throughout for her cooking and her generosity.
She is survived by her husband, Ramon Archuleta and her children, Richard Archuleta of Elko, Mercy Archuleta of Wells, Raymond (Stacey) Archuleta of Elko, and Ruben (Monica) Archuleta of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren include Ashly Herron, Justine,Anthony, Andrew, Ryan, Riley, Brieanna, Omaya, Roland, and Korra Archuleta and one Great-Grandson, Crayson Herron, and her brother Prudencio and numerous nephews and nieces.
She is preceded in death by her daughter Irene, and sons Roland and Robert, and her brothers Christino Gonzales and Antonio Gonzales.
Antonia "Tonie" Gonzales Archuleta passed away peacefully at her home at the age of 68. She was born to Melecio and Merecedes Gonzales and grew up with three brothers, Christino, Prudencio, and Fernando.
She was happily married to Ramon Archuleta for 48 years. They began their family in New Mexico and ventured to Wells, Nevada in 1968 to make a home and complete their family. She was employed in the community for many years. She enjoyed homemaking and gardening but took the most pride in her family. She was known throughout for her cooking and her generosity.
She is survived by her husband, Ramon Archuleta and her children, Richard Archuleta of Elko, Mercy Archuleta of Wells, Raymond (Stacey) Archuleta of Elko, and Ruben (Monica) Archuleta of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren include Ashly Herron, Justine,Anthony, Andrew, Ryan, Riley, Brieanna, Omaya, Roland, and Korra Archuleta and one Great-Grandson, Crayson Herron, and her brother Prudencio and numerous nephews and nieces.
She is preceded in death by her daughter Irene, and sons Roland and Robert, and her brothers Christino Gonzales and Antonio Gonzales.
She was happily married to Ramon Archuleta for 48 years. They began their family in New Mexico and ventured to Wells, Nevada in 1968 to make a home and complete their family. She was employed in the community for many years. She enjoyed homemaking and gardening but took the most pride in her family. She was known throughout for her cooking and her generosity.
She is survived by her husband, Ramon Archuleta and her children, Richard Archuleta of Elko, Mercy Archuleta of Wells, Raymond (Stacey) Archuleta of Elko, and Ruben (Monica) Archuleta of Tucson, AZ. Grandchildren include Ashly Herron, Justine,Anthony, Andrew, Ryan, Riley, Brieanna, Omaya, Roland, and Korra Archuleta and one Great-Grandson, Crayson Herron, and her brother Prudencio and numerous nephews and nieces.
She is preceded in death by her daughter Irene, and sons Roland and Robert, and her brothers Christino Gonzales and Antonio Gonzales.
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