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| 1001 | Josephine Mainvil Arriet said in April, 1996: Mom came to the USA in 1912, went directly to LA where Josefa Oses (her oldest sister) worked. Mom worked for an American Family as a Maid. in winter spent time in El Centro, CA and in summer would make trips to Catalina Island. According to search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin Francisca died in San Bernardino, CA. | Oses, Francisca Bibiana (I6604249)
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| 1002 | Josephine ‘Jo’ E. Arritola May 21, 1924-March 31, 2014 Vale—Josephine (Jo) E. Arritola passed away on Monday, March 31, 2014. Josephine was born in Caldwell, Idaho, on May 21, 1924, to Claudio and Justa Lequerica Arrien. When her Mom died four months after she was born, Jo’s aunt and uncle, Timoteo and Josefa Pepita Lequerica brought her to live with them and raised her, along with their five children, John, Rufus, Harry, Lib and Connie in Jordan Valley, Oregon. Jo took the bus to Caldwell to visit her father often until he died when she was 12. She started dating Joe Arritola in 1941 and they were engaged that same year. Joe served in the Air Force, serving in Africa and Italy. While he was gone, Jo lived with Lib and her husband Gene Smith and their son Gary, in Brogan, Oregon, where she attended Vale Union High School. She moved back to Jordan Valley and graduated from high school in 1942. After graduation, she moved to Seattle and when Joe returned home from World War II, they were married in Seattle on May 9, 1945 and then moved to Boise where their oldest child, James Joseph (Jim) was born in 1946 and their daughter, Joene Kay, in 1949. Jo worked for Sears & Roebuck for many years until Joe passed away on August 2, 1962. She then worked for Monroe School in the kitchen. She married Tom Brigance on October 14, 1964. She worked for Lloyd Kalblinger at Lloyd’s Country Store in Nampa and was there for many years, making so many wonderful friends. Jo and Tom moved to Vale, Oregon in 1996. Tom died in 2007. Jo moved into Pioneer Nursing Home in 2009 and lived there until her death. Jo’s first grandchild, Amy Joene, was born in 1971 to Joene. She always called Jo “Muma” which in Basque means Grandma, as did Jim’s children, Joe, Adam and Sarah and all her great-grandchildren. Muma is survived by her daughter, Joene Arritola, granddaughter Amy Romans, and her two sons, Tanner and Trevor Romans, her daughter-in-law, Kathy Arritola and her and Jim’s children, Joe and Theresa Arritola and their children, Kaelleb, Josh and Matty, Adam Arritola, Sarah Rodriguez and her husband TJ and their children, Thomas, Zettie and Tristan. She is also survived by numerous and much loved nieces and nephews and their families. Muma was preceeded in death by her first husband, Joe, her 2nd husband Tom and her son Jim, her natural parents, her Aunt and Uncle who raised her, her sister Lib and her husband Gene Smith, her sister Connie and her husband Calvin Stitzel, her brothers John Lequerica and his wife Lillian, Rufus Lequerica and his wife Luella and Harry Lequerica and his wife Esther. A Vigil Service will be held Tuesday, April 8, 2014, at 6:00 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church, 811 S. Latah, in Boise. Fr. Rob Cook will celebrate the Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 9, 2014, at 11:00 a.m., at Sacred Heart with a luncheon to follow. A private burial service will follow the luncheon. Condolences may be sent to Cloverdale Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Sacred Heart Church. | Arrien Lequerica, Josephine Elizabeth (I7956344)
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| 1003 | Juan Antolin y Agustin Antolin de Uberuaga y Gaviola Gemelos En dos de Setiembre de mil ochocientos cincuenta y nueve yo D. José Francisco de Erquiaga ... y cura coadjunto de D. Dionisio de Alcibar Beneficiado y cura más antiguo de la parroquial matriz de Lequeitio bautizé solemnemente a dos niños gemelos el primero nació a las nueve de la noche de ayer y puse por nombre Juan Antolin el segundo nació a las nueve y media de la misma noche y puse por nombre Agustin Antolin; Son hijos legítimos de José Ignacio de Uberuaga y de Maria Juana de Gabiola naturales de Guizaburuaga y vecinos-parroquiales de esta villa y de su iglesia-matriz: Abuelos paternos José Ignacio de Uberuaga natural de Berriatua y Barbara de Garramiola natural de Amoroto y vecinos-parroquianos de esta villa; Maternos Antonio de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea aquel natural de Amoroto y esta de Guizaburuaga de donde son vecinos-parroquianos. Padrinos del primeroJuan Manuel de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea y del segundo Agustin y Monica de Uberuaga a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual y sus obligaciones y para que conste firmo= Dn. José Francisco de Erquiaga | Uberuaga Gaviola, Juan Antolin (I5748198)
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| 1004 | Juan Antolin y Agustin Antolin de Uberuaga y Gaviola Gemelos En dos de Setiembre de mil ochocientos cincuenta y nueve yo D. José Francisco de Erquiaga ... y cura coadjunto de D. Dionisio de Alcibar Beneficiado y cura más antiguo de la parroquial matriz de Lequeitio bautizé solemnemente a dos niños gemelos el primero nació a las nueve de la noche de ayer y puse por nombre Juan Antolin el segundo nació a las nueve y media de la misma noche y puse por nombre Agustin Antolin; Son hijos legítimos de José Ignacio de Uberuaga y de Maria Juana de Gabiola naturales de Guizaburuaga y vecinos-parroquiales de esta villa y de su iglesia-matriz: Abuelos paternos José Ignacio de Uberuaga natural de Berriatua y Barbara de Garramiola natural de Amoroto y vecinos-parroquianos de esta villa; Maternos Antonio de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea aquel natural de Amoroto y esta de Guizaburuaga de donde son vecinos-parroquianos. Padrinos del primeroJuan Manuel de Gabiola y Catalina de Goicoechea y del segundo Agustin y Monica de Uberuaga a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual y sus obligaciones y para que conste firmo= Dn. José Francisco de Erquiaga | Uberuaga Gaviola, Agustin Antolin (I5748197)
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| 1005 | Juan Larrinaga Atxabal, ‘Txarri’, de adolescente carbonero, a soldado del lehendakari Aguirre I. Gorriti 01·03·15 | 03:00 Larrinaga Atxabal. Larrinaga Atxabal. AHOTSAK bilbao - Euskadi despide a un gudari más. El agur con honores llega esta vez a Juan Larrinaga Atxabal Txarri. El de Ea falleció el pasado 27 de enero a los 96 años. Larrinaga nació el 21 de agosto en 1918 en un edificio junto a la iglesia de Ispaster, municipio del que también eran su padre y su madre, de Goierri. Fue el mayor de nueve hermanos y hermanas. Entre los seis y los catorce años estudió en la escuela local, en tiempos de la dictadura española de Primo de Rivera. Al mismo tiempo, al ser el mayor de los hijos del matrimonio, se vio en la necesidad de ayudar en la casa y ya con diez años iba con su aitite a hacer carbón. A los catorce comenzó a trabajar con un tío hasta la evacuación que se llevó a cabo por la llegada de la Guerra Civil. Fue entonces cuando se alistó como voluntario en el batallón número 40 Mungia del PNV formado en septiembre de 1936, en la compañía Santxustegi. Él siempre estuvo orgulloso de haber pertenecido al Eusko Gudarostea presidido por el lehendakari José Antonio Aguirre. preso en gasteiz Al mes y medio, este afiliado al PNV en Ea cayó en manos de los sublevados contra la Segunda República. Le hicieron preso en Gasteiz. Fue represaliado con cárcel en la prisión de Orduña, Palencia, Guadalajara... así como obligado como esclavo de Franco a formar parte en lo que los golpistas llamaban batallones de trabajadores. A su vuelta de la guerra se casó a la edad de 30 años en Ea, donde tuvo familia. En la bella localidad costera vizcaina le recuerdan como un hombre con numerosos oficios, casi todos relacionados con el medio natural. https://www.deia.eus/actualidad/sociedad/2015/03/01/juan-larrinaga-atxabal-txarri-adolescente-5149598.html | Larrinaga Achaval, Juan (I558)
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| 1006 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Jose Tomas Acarregui Lazurica / P. Bilbao (F1727792)
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| 1007 | Juan “Bermeo” Urdaneta left this world after a long illness to reunite with his father on Friday, December 30, 2016. Juan was born in Bermeo, Viscaya, Spain on October 28, 1945. He came to the United States in 1964 to herd sheep in the Idaho/Oregon desert for Bill and Vaughn Stringer. After being a sheepherder for 9 years, Juan moved to Elko to help build the Holiday Inn. After that, he began his bartending career at the Stockmen’s Hotel and Casino. His next stop was the Commercial Hotel where he worked at the front bar for 18 years. Juan also bartended at the Biltoki and Toki Onas until his retirement in 2010. Juan enjoyed hunting, fishing and playing Mus with his friends. In 1988, Juan and Txapo Leniz won the United States Mus Championship in Los Angeles and went on to represent the North American Basque Organization in Argentina. Tio took great pride in teaching his son, daughter, nieces and nephews how to fish. Juan is survived by his wife of 30 years, Adrienne, daughter Rebeca Urdanteta of Reno; son, Joseba Urdaneta of Elko; granddaughter, Mercedes Hartman of Elko; grandsons, Avery Baker of Reno and Carter Kepa of Elko; mother Teo Dora Larranaga and sister Mari Carmen (Antonio) Canteras of Tulsa; nephews, Javier (Jael) Canteras of Portland, OR., Brandon Gignac, Kellen Morris and Angelo Jones; nieces, Chelsea Gignac and Kassi Morris; great nieces and nephews, Jacob, Zachy, Jayla, DeQuan, J’rue, and Parker; sisters-in-law and family in Spain. Elko Daily Free Press Jan 4, 2017 | Urdaneta, Juan (I218)
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| 1008 | Juanita Bicondoa, 92 years young, went to be with Jesus on February 7, 2011. She was a longtime resident of Surprise Valley. In 1941, she married her husband, Jose Bicondoa, and moved to Eagleville for 57 years. Juanita and Jose owned a sheep ranch, where they raised their four children. Later in life, she was blessed to help in raising her niece and nephew after her sister passed away. She moved off the ranch to Cedarville, where she lived for ten years, and then spent the last two years in Reno, NV with her children. Juanita Satica was born November 1918. Juanita has six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren. She was known for her wonderful Basque bread. The funeral will be Tuesday, February 15, at 11:00 a.m. at the Cedarville Catholic Church. There will be reception at the Eagleville Hall immediately following the graveside in Eagleville. The Rosary will be February 14, 4 PM at the Cedarville Catholic Church. Obiturary from Modoc County Record - February 10, 2011 | Satica, Juanita Josephine (I4261719)
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| 1009 | Julia Ann Lecertua [Julia Ann Pagoaga] Social Security #: 518825348 Gender: Female Birth Date: 15 Mar 1898 Birth Place: Other Country Death Date: 16 Jan 1991 Death Place: Sacramento Mother's Maiden Name: Ondarza Father's Surname: Pagoaga | Pagoaga, Julia (I3801054)
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| 1010 | Julia Mendive-Tropf MAY 20, 1926- OCT. 13, 2021 FORMERLY OF VALE On Wednesday, October 13, 2021, Julia Matilda Mendive-Tropf passed away at a care facility in Boise, Idaho at the age of 95. “Julie” was born at home in Vale, Oregon on May 20, 1926 to Claudio and Matilda (Altide) Mendive. She grew up in Vale with 2 brothers (Antonio and Raymond), and 5 sisters (Benancia Gehley, Louisa Baratcart, Marie Hormachea, Conchita Aldape, and Francis Mendiola). On December 9, 1943, Julie married Henry Lewis (Hank) Tropf. Together, they raised two daughters, Sandra and Tamra. Julie was preceded in death by her husband, Hank, her daughter, Tamra, 2 brothers and 5 sisters. She is survived by her daughter Sandra, sons-in-law, Mike Eddy and John Larson, sister-in-law, Pheobe Mendive, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Over the years, Julie worked at several jobs in Vale. For most of those years, she worked at US National Bank. She loved working with the public and helping whenever she could. Julie was very active in the community. She moved to Boise 10 years ago, but her heart was always in Vale. She was very proud of her hometown and it’s people. Nothing was more important to Julie than her family. She loved going to whatever sport was in season to watch her grandchildren play for the Vale Vikings. As long as she was able, she attended birthday parties, holidays and just get together with her family and friends. She was very proud of her Basque heritage and would sometimes use phrases that we couldn’t translate, but we knew what she meant! She had that “Basque look” that she thought was her “get-in- line” look. Most of us didn’t take it seriously, but there were those times….the look was just different enough that you knew she was serious. Julie loved dancing, traveling and meeting people. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends. Because of the situation with Covid, a celebration of life will be held at a later date. Donations may be sent to the Ontario Basque Club, PO Box 1233, Ontario OR, 97914, or the charity of your choice. Published in the Argus Observer | Mendive, Julia Matilde (I697518)
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| 1011 | Kathryn (Kathy) Dix Arritola March 16, 1948-Nov. 13, 2015 Vale Kathryn (Kathy) Dix Arritola, 67 was born in Boise, Idaho on March 16, 1948 to Alford and Dorothy Goade. She passed away November 13, 2015 at her home surrounded by her family after battling cancer for several years. Kathy attended Jefferson Elementary School, South Junior High and graduated from Borah High School. After high school she attended Boise Junior College and then received her Masters in Education from the University of Idaho. She began her teaching career at Vale Union High School in 1970, as a typing instructor, then moved into counseling, and finished her career in special Education, which became her passion. While at VHS she was an advisor for cheerleading, volleyball and ASB. She was a true Viking, a fan of all sports. While teaching at Vale High School she met and fell in love with Jim Arritola. They were married on June 1, 1973 and honeymooned in Singapore where her parents were living at the time. Together they raised three children, Joe, AJ and Sarah on "The Farm. She loved the farm life; especially raising and showing her natural colored sheep. After 37 years at VHS she retired. Jim and Kathy were then able to enjoy their time traveling to the Fairs, visiting their favorite places, Reno and Southern California. She was also able to spend the last 8 years working with her daughter at Luzetta's, where her love for coffee and sweet treats became a daily routine. She was also fortunate to see her grandchildren every day. Kathy was very proud of her family, being a Mom, Nana and Auntie meant everything to her. She will be remembered by her lullabies, her famous pancakes, her kindness to others and her love. She is survived by her 3 children, Joe (Therea) Arritola, AJ Arritola, Sarah (TJ) Rodriguez, 6 grandchildren, Kaelleb, Joshawah, Mathieu, Thomas, Zettie, and Tristan, Sister-in-law Joene Arritola, niece Amy Romans, 2 nephews Tanner and Trevor. She was proceeded in death by her parents Al and Dorthy, her husband Jim and his parents. A Rosary will be held on Thursday, November 19, 2015, at 6:00pm in the evening at St. Patricks Catholic Church with a light dinner to follow. A private burial will be held at a later time. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Vale City Library or the Ontario Basque Club. Condolences may be sent to the family at http://www.lienkaemper-thomason.com. We would like to thank everyone at MSTI and Heart and Home for their excellent care of our Mother. "Mom we love you so much, Rest in Peace". Argus Observer (Ontario, OR) - Tuesday, November 17, 2015 | Goade, Kathryn Dix (I5748247)
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| 1012 | Last name may be Gates. This Mabel Gates has same birth date in Vermont: Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908 Name: Mabel Gates Gender: Female Birth Date: 27 Aug 1905 Birth Place: Richford, Vermont, USA Father Name: Almon Gates Mother Name: Florence Bailey Burt may be from a previous marriage | Burt, Mabel Adelia "Sally" (I3321510)
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| 1013 | Lisa K. Plaza, 55, of Ontario died Monday, July 20th, 2020 at St Al’s Medical Center, Boise after a short illness. Lisa was born August 15, 1964 in Ontario, daughter of Joe and Kay (Cornwell) Plaza. She was the fifth of six children. She was raised and attended schools in Ontario and graduated from Ontario High School in 1983. Lisa lived at home her entire life, enjoying friends and family activities, and actively supported Ontario High School athletics. Lisa had many close lifetime friends, she enjoyed being out about town, visiting with all. She especially loved her trips to Keizer to visit Cindy and Mark and family. She was Godmother to Kiley and Kody Plaza. She was challenged medically throughout her life, but fought through her ailments, and never complained. Lisa is survived by her sisters Vickie and Lori Plaza of Ontario, brothers Mark (Cindy) of Keizer, Pat (Laurie) of Portland, and Joe of Fruitland, nieces Ashley (Jordan) Watts of Fruitland, Kiley (Michael) Meza of Keiser, Asia (Paul Daggett) of Spokane, Sofie and Abbie Plaza of Fruitland, Emma Plaza of Portland, nephew Kody Plaza of Keizer, great niece Harper Watts, great nephews Oliver Meza and Owen Watts, aunt Sandy Plaza of Ontario, and aunt and uncle Lavelle and Mark Cornwell of Ontario. She was preceded in death by her parents Joe and Kay Plaza, grandparents Juan and Serafia Plaza, Kenneth and Bessie Cornwell, aunts and uncles Joan and Leland Maust, Rita and Ike Pecka, Jeannie Thomas, Paul Plaza, and nephew Patrick Plaza. The Plaza family would like to thank St Al’s Ontario and Boise, Fr. Rob Irwin, her longtime physician Dr John Phillips, Dr David Brauer, Angela, Denise, and Karen from Lifeways, special friends Cindy Plaza, Aunt Lavelle and Uncle Mark, Mary Pecka, Traci Helzer, Carmen Eiguren, and Lisa James Phillips. Graveside services will be held Saturday, September 5th, 10:00AM, at Sunset Cemetery, Ontario. Memorials can be made to the Ontario Basque Club or TVCC Patrick Plaza Scholarship, care of Lienkaemper Chapel, Ontario. | Plaza, Lisa Kay (I1598072)
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| 1014 | Listed in index of Baptisms of San Vicente Martir de Abando 1829-1839 1-156 fol-orri. 13-I Subseccion baldadipe. The entry reads 199 with what appears to be a 2 after it. The next entry is for Pedro Basterrica with the same number. They were twins. The next book contains her "brother", Fernando in 1845. This would be impossible given that Polonia's death is documented in 1838. It is possible that Fernando is Luis's son with his second wife and the mother's info was recorded wrong. | Basterrica Urquijo, Saturnina (I5886235)
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| 1015 | Longtime Susanville resident and community volunteer Irene D. Trout passed away the morning of May 12th, following a short and pain-free fight with cancer. She celebrated her 90th birthday in January at a surprise birthday party in Chico arranged by her daughter, Linda Purdy From. Friends and family from throughout California and as far away as Oslo, Norway, and Idaho attended. She was born January 25, 1925, in Boise, Idaho, to Jesus “Jess” and Josefa (Pagoaga) Bengoa, who were both born in Spain. The family soon moved to California where her brother, Louis, was born in 1926. Her father worked at the California Fruit Exchange and the family lived in the Fruit Growers area of Susanville. She attended local schools, graduating with the Class of 1943 at Lassen High School where she worked on the yearbook, “Rays of Purple.” Following her passion to become a nurse, she moved to San Francisco and attended classes at Children’s Hospital. She then completed post-graduation course work at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Irene worked as the Nursing Supervisor at the Lassen County Hospital for 10 years. In 1963, she became Nurse Supervisor II at the opening of the California Correctional Center, working there until retirement in 1987. She attended nursing conferences in numerous locations, including Tokyo and Singapore, and kept her nursing license throughout her life, making many life-long friends over her career. In retirement, she remained busy with community organizations, ever in service to others. She was appointed to the Lassen Community College Board of Trustees, Area 1, in 1994, and successfully ran for a four-year term in 1996. She also served for a period as board chair. She was instrumental in organizing a local volunteer base for the Red Cross in 2002, and helped originate the local hospice organization. Every month Irene was a dependable volunteer for the community commodities distribution, and was a volunteer for the local Salvation Army. She chaired the Citizen’s Advisory Committee for the California Correctional Center and High Desert State Prison, and helped organize yearly retiree activities for the California Correctional Center. She also served as a past officer and participant in several local senior citizen organizations. Her other memberships included the California State Employees Association, the Nataqua Neversweats RV group, and area Basque associations. She was also active in the Lassen High School Alumni Association. Irene was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, serving many years on the church’s Caring and Sharing Committee and delivering the sacrament to homebound parishioners. She routinely visited the sick and “adopted” persons who could use her assistance. Throughout her life, she was committed to charity and service to others. She married James Purdy of Purdy Brothers’ Logging and raised a daughter Linda Marie. Later in life, she was a 35-year companion to Chuck Mankins, who died in 2007. She is survived by her daughter Linda Purdy From (Nick) of Oslo, Norway; Sarlat, France; and Chico; grandsons Nikolai of Los Angeles and Alexander of San Francisco, and numerous nieces and nephews. Services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 16th, followed by a reception at Monsignor Moran Hall. | Bengoa, Irene Delphina (I7783513)
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| 1016 | Luis Lapeira an Leocadia Ybarra | Aldecoa Borda, Luis Nicolas (I4499090)
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| 1017 | Lydia Sillonis Jausoro Idaho Statesman, The (Boise, ID) - Sunday, November 17, 2013 Lydia Sillonis Jausoro 1920 ~ 2013 Lydia "Lil" Jausoro, 93, of Boise, died Thursday, November 14, 2013, in a Murray, Utah, hospital. A vigil and rosary will be said at 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 21, at St. Mary's Church, preceded by a viewing at 5 p.m. Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Friday, November 22, at 11 a.m., at St. Mary's, with Rev. Tom Faucher presiding. Burial will follow at Morris Hill Cemetery. Lydia was born March 28, 1920, in Mountain Home, to Julia Chacartegui from Lekeitio and Pablo Sillonis from nearby Ispaster in the Basque Country. She was the sixth child among seven and the only daughter. She was usually called "Lil" by her brothers—older brothers Julio "Juke," John "Chuck," Richie, Alphonso and younger brother Robert. Lil had happy childhood memories while growing up in Mountain Home—riding her bike, playing sports (including basketball!!) and developing life-long friends. Her father Pablo was a sheepherder, and she told many stories of the summer days in Chimney Creek where her older brothers also had jobs in the sheep camp. Lil was very sharp and bright; she skipped third grade, thus joining her brother Alphonse all through school. Together they graduated from Mountain Home High School in 1937. In the same year, she was named Elmore County Rodeo queen and was given her crown by Senator William Borah. (She didn't know exactly how she deserved the award. While she did ride a horse, she certainly didn't do any fancy riding or roping.) After high school she attended Boise Business School, staying at Jayo's Boarding House, and soon began her career as a secretary. Lil first met her future husband Louis Jausoro in September of 1936 when Louie and three of his friends drove from Nampa to Mountain Home and happened to meet Lil and three of her friends. Ten years later, Louie and Lil were married in Nampa. Louie was a member of and employed by the Idaho Air National Guard at Gowen Field. Lil resumed working in 1955 and was employed by the Idaho Army National Guard, retiring in 1981. Louie and Lil had two daughters Juliana and Robby Lou. As charter members of the Euzkaldunak, Inc. (1949), Louie and Lil were active life-long members. They also were early members and gift shop volunteers for the Basque Museum and long-time members of St. Mary's Church. Additionally, Lil was a member of Mountain Home's Euskal Lagunak and Homedale's Txoko Ona Basque Clubs. Louie and Lil were Bronco fans and season-ticket holders for BSU football and basketball games. They enjoyed traveling to the Basque Country and made five memorable trips together—their last in 1995 when they were accompanied by many family members, including their four grandchildren. Christina, Johnny, Jill and Jude have everlasting memories of their travels, particularly of Amuma interpreting stories from Basque to English for them (including her own colorful commentary). Lil loved to attend dances, dinners and parties. Never reaching 5 feet in height but constantly on the go, she was described as "the energizer bunny" or "a ball of fire." Lil was a good driver with excellent vision, and she renewed her driver's license last March. With her 1992 Explorer, she was good-to-go until 2017. In the last several months, she limited her driving to Albertson's or to Becki's to get her hair done. She was well loved and admired by people of all ages who will miss her wit and enthusiasm. Lil was a living memory vault and was often tapped so she could fill in the gaps or clarify information—unknown or long-forgotten by most others. Lil was an outstanding cook; particularly, her flan and Basque tongue were legendary. One of Lil's legacies will be the Basque band "Amuma Says No." Amuma was a big fan of "her" band and the members: granddaughter Jill and the boys—Dan, Sean, Rod, Micah, Aaron and former members Spencer and Dave. The band was named as such because of Jill's insistence that Amuma approve of whichever name was chosen. Clearly, this was one example of how her opinion was an important consideration in that decision and any others in life. Lil made two additional trips to the Basque Country. In 2007, Lil toured with Juliana and Robby Lou and the Oinkaris (three of her grandchildren were dancers at the time). Her last trip was in 2010, with the Oinkaris and Amuma Says No on tour. At 90 years of age, Amuma Lil was interviewed in Euskera (the Basque language) by the media in many towns. Lil's family brought her great joy—family dinners and trips were frequent. Lil had never been to Mexico, so 14 family members celebrated her 93rd birthday in Cabo San Lucas. Amuma's four great-grandchildren were her main source of pride. She enjoyed Conner's and Josephine's activities, programs and Boise'ko performances. The twins Johnny & Jimmy delighted her in their conservations or when they ate her rice pudding or deviled eggs "gustora." Lil is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law Juliana & John R. Aldape and Robby Lou & Jude Gary; her four grandchildren: Christina & her husband Josh Bawden, John Luis Aldape & his wife Jennifer, Jill Aldape & her husband Xanti Alcelay, and Jude Gary; and four great-grandchildren: Conner Gary Bawden and Josephine Lydia, John Leandro & James Louis Aldape. She is also survived by her sister-in-law Sylvia Goicoechea Sillonis and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends—here and in the Basque Country—who have adopted Amuma Lil as their own. She was preceded in death by her husband Louie, who died in 2005, and all her Sillonis brothers: baby Joseph, Alphonse, Robert, Chuck (and his wife Gloria), Juke and finally Rich (just 5 months ago). She was also pre-deceased by her Jausoro sisters- and brothers-in-law: Marie & Jess Bermensolo, Joe & Julie Jausoro, Lola & Ellis Wickham, Jim & Isabel Jausoro, and Tony Jausoro. Memorial contributions would be graciously accepted by: Oinkari Basque Dancers, PO Box 1011, Boise 83701; Euzkaldunak Basque Foundation, PO Box 2613, Boise 83701; and the Basque Museum & Cultural Center, 611 Grove Street, Boise 83702; or a favorite charity. Agur, Amuma. Go easy. | Sillonis Chacartegui, Lydia (I3698472)
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| 1018 | Manuel "Spic" Osoro, 74, died January 2, 1990 at his home. Born January 29, 1915 in Pocatello, Idaho to Edward and Santa Maria Satica Osoro. Married Bonnie Kenner in Tooele, Utah April 23, 1939. Retired from Kennecott Copper Corp. where he worked as a machinist. He loved sports, and played softball for Bingham Radio for many years. Survived by wife, Bonnie, Copperton; sons, E. Larry Osoro, Salt Lake City; Joseph Osoro, Denver, Colorado; daughters, Judy Smith, Denver, Colorado; Terry Huntsman, Midvale; nine grandchildren; brothers and sister, Edward and John, both Copperton; Christina Vasquez, Susanville, California. Graveside services Saturday, Jan. 6, 11 a.m., Larkin Sunset Gardens, 10600 So. 1700 East. Friends may call at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, Friday, 6-8 p.m. and Saturday, 10-10:45 a.m. In lieu of flowers, family requests donations to the Alzheimers Association, 1129 E. Alpine Place, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 Published: Thursday, Jan. 4 1990 - Deseret News | Osoro, Manuel (I4242342)
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| 1019 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ceniga, M. (I2060567)
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| 1020 | Maria Antonia Echaniz Ardanza El día cuarto de Junio de mil ochocientos cuarenta y dos Do Joaquin Maria de Aboitiz Cura y beneficiado de esta yglesia parroquial matriz San Miguel de la Anteyglesia de Ereño bautizé en ella a una niña a quien puse por nombre Maria Antonia la cual nació a las cinco de la mañana del propio dia según la relación que en esta razon hizo la comadre. Es hija legitima y de legitimo matrimonio de José Antonio de Echaniz y Augustina de Ardanza naturales vecinos y parroquianos de esta. Abubuelos paternos José Antonio de Echaniz y María de Omar. Maternos Martin de Ardanza y María de Ondaro naturales vecinos y parroquianos de esta. Fueron sus padrinos Juan Manuel de Echaniz y Agustina de Ardanza naturales,vecinos y parroquianos de esta, a quienes advertí el parentezco espiritual y más obligaciones que contrageron, cuia verdad para que de ello conste firmé # Dn. Joaquin Maria de Aboitiz | Echaniz Ardanza, Maria Antonia (I5456802)
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| 1021 | María de Bengoa El día once de Octubre de mil ochocientos y diez y seis Dn. Juan de Beazcoa Beneficiado y cura de esta iglesia matriz San Miguel de la anteyglesia de Hereño Bautizé en ella a una niña a quien puse por nombre María la qual nació a las doce y media del mismo día (según la declaración que en esta razon hizo la comadre) hija legítima , y del legítimo matrimonio de Pedro de Bengoa y Maria de ZabalaGoxeascoa naturales, vecinos, y parroquianos de esta: Abuelos paternos Benturo de Bengoa y Josefa de Aldecozea naturales, y vecinos de esta. Maternos Christobal de ZabalaGoxeascoa y María de Homar, naturales y vecinos de esta referida, Fueron sus padrinos Juan Manuel de Gorostiaga y Jacintoa de ZabalaGoxeascoa naturales y vecinos de esta, a quienes advertí el parentesco espiritual y demás obligaciones, que contrageron cuia verdad para que conste, yo firmé= Dn. Juan de Beazcoa | Bengoa Zabalgoxeascoa, Maria (I5456804)
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| 1022 | Maria Luisa Alberro Maria Luisa Alberro left this world August 23, 2017 surrounded by those who loved her. She was born in Arizcun, Navarra, Spain on June 8, 1942. She moved to Elko, Nevada while still in her teens where she would meet and marry her husband of 40 years. Maria knew many people and seldom met a person she didn’t like. She babysat for many years and helped raise many children. No child that met her could ignore her beautiful smile. No parent could deny how incredible she was with their children. She ran a structured, loving, and busy house. She is being welcomed home by her husband Pete Alberro, parents Joaquin & Maria Josefa Alberro, daughter Rosemarie Alberro Conner, and her brothers Pedro & Fermin Alberro. She is survived by her son Peter J. Alberro, Son-in-Law James Conner, granddaughters Crystal, Cassie, Sara, and Jessica, and many great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her sisters Visitacion Alberro, Dolores Alberro Arregui, Lourdes Alberro Echeverria, Emiliana Alberro, Conchita Alberro Galarregui, and brother Anastasio Alberro, She also leaves behind many, many beloved friends. There will be a Rosary Tuesday, August 29th at 6 p.m. at Burns Funeral Home. The Funeral Mass will take place at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday, August 30 with a luncheon to follow. There will also be a dinner at 6 p.m. on Wednesday evening at the Elko Basque Clubhouse to celebrate Maria’s love of her Basque heritage. The family asks that you join us in celebrating Maria's life. Grandma you are forever in our hearts and we will carry you and your lessons with us forever. We love you. | Alberro, Maria Luisa (I5726811)
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| 1023 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sansinena, M.E. (I6590390)
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| 1024 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gabica, M. (I5456834)
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| 1025 | Mark Anthony Dorremocea, 39, of Wilder, died Friday, December 14, 2012, of natural causes. A viewing will be held at Flahiff Funeral Chapel in Caldwell, ID, Wednesday, December 19, 2012 from 5:00-8:00 pm, with a rosary at 7:00 pm. Funeral service will be held at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in Caldwell, ID, on Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 10:30 am, with burial followed at Wilder Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Michael Barker, nephew; Jim Hutchison, step-father; Ryan Jones, friend; Kenny Steiner, friend; Danny Capron, friend; Brad Davis, friend; and Victor Ramirez, friend. Mark was born on December 24, 1972 in Los Angeles, CA, to Jose Dorremocea and Carmen Hutchison. Mark will be remembered as a man of integrity, honor, and kindness to others. Mark always encouraged people in his life to look for the good in others and live a life without regrets. Mark was not concerned with material possessions, preferring the simple things in life such as taking the time to help others, giving words of wisdom and guidance to his beloved nephew and sisters, and working with his hands. Mark graduated from Fruitland High School and Lewis Clark State University, majoring in Commercial Appliance Repair. Mark was very proud to own his home and be a business owner of Mark's Appliance Repair and Wilder Laundromat. Mark was wise beyond his years; looking ahead at the future, living frugally, and never forgetting about those he cared about. Mark was a "gentle giant," a kind soul, and truly had a heart of gold. His impact on the lives of others is undeniable. Mark would give to others less fortunate, even if he barely had enough for himself, never expecting a return to him. Mark will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He left a legacy instilled in those who loved him of forgiveness, kindness to others, and enjoying life's simple things. Mark was preceded in death by his father, Jose Dorremocea in 1998, and maternal grandmother, Cecilia "Cecy" Deresinsky in 2000. Mark is survived by his mother, Carmen Hutchison, of Caldwell, ID; stepfather, Jim Hutchison, of Caldwell, ID; sisters, Linda Dorremocea, of Tampa, FL, and Cecilia Dorremocea, of Tampa, FL; and nephew, Michael Barker, of Tampa, FL. In lieu of flowers, the family has set up a memorial fund for Mark at Idaho Central Credit Union in care of his mother. Donations may be sent to ICCU c/o Carmen Hutchison, 4821 Cleveland Blvd., Caldwell, ID 83605. | Dorremocea, Mark Anthony (I280)
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| 1026 | Marriage fecha; 7/4/1874 Carlos Leoncio Erquiaga-Nachiondo Maria Eustasia Foruria-Yturraspe Ispaster - San Miguel Arcangel p. 062 libro: 6/16/1855-2/5/1982 | Family: Carlos Leoncio Herquiaga Nachiondo / Maria Eustaquia Foruria Yturraspe (F402517)
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| 1027 | Marriage certificate states Jose Gotorica. This record can be found in the marriage book at the County Courthouse located in Elmore Co., ID in Volume 21 on Page 129. Marriage certificate states Jose Gotorica. | Family: Jose Francisco Totoricagoena Urionabarrenechea / Leandra Erquiaga Foruria (F402515)
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| 1028 | Marriage license published in San Francisco Examiner 7 dec 1917. | Family: Frank H Perurena Urdaniz / Marianne Feour (F45)
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| 1029 | Marriage record calls her Josefa Maria Alejandra | Amorena Arotcena, Josefa Martina (I407)
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| 1030 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Larrinaga, M.L. (I5457452)
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| 1031 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Larrinaga, M.L. (I5457452)
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| 1032 | Married at St. Mary's in Caldwell at 6:00 a.m. Both went to work afterward. Bennie worked tying fishing flies. | |
| 1033 | Married at St. Mary's in Caldwell at 6:00 a.m. Both went to work afterward. Bennie worked tying fishing flies. | |
| 1034 | Married at St. Mary's in Caldwell at 6:00 a.m. Both went to work afterward. Bennie worked tying fishing flies. | Family: Ricardo Pedro Gabica / Benita Gaviola (F1479499)
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| 1035 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Salove, J.F. (I7002116)
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| 1036 | Martin Antonio Oses died in the house "Chiskainea" in Maya at the age of 94 from a broken hip. The following is info gotten from our 1987 Argentina trip: Grandfather Martin Antonio Oses had a brother, Lorenzo Oses, who came to Argentina to live. Grandfather also had 2 sisters: Josefa Antonio lived in San Sebastian and Petra lived in Errazu. Lorenzo Oses' wife is Josefa. They had only one daughter = Maria Oses (still living). Maria Oses ________ has 2 daughters. Grandmother Ignacia Gorosurreta had a sister named Augustina Gorosurreta. Augustina married but never had any children. "Chiskainea" was her house. That's why Ignacia moved into Chiskainea later from Errazu. Martin Oses had only 1 sister, Josefa Oses, living in Donostia and never married. | Iturburua, Martin Antonio Oses (I6604250)
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| 1037 | MARTIN D. ARRIOLA July 08, 2009 at 5:00 am | Martin D. Arriola Martin D. Arriola Martin D. Arriola, 61, longtime Moses Lake resident, was killed in a motorcycle accident Friday, July 3. Martin’s Farming, operated with his son, is a large haying operation in the Columbia Basin and soil fumigation business in the Tri-state area. He was born April 13, 1948, in Ontario, Oregon. He moved to Moses Lake as a young man with his farming family and graduated from Moses Lake High School. He went on to receive an AA degree in Air Frame and Power Plant from Big Bend Community College. His first job was with Boeing in Everett, Washington, where he worked on the first production 747. He was drafted into the Army and became a decorated Vietnam Veteran. Upon returning to Moses Lake, he became a top salesman for the Kirby Company, but he soon returned to family farming. He was soon to meet the love of his life, LaRaine Anderson. He was a member of the Black Sands Water Board and the Moses Lake Golf Club. His passions were flying and golf. He combined the two by traveling and visiting many golf courses and participating in Pro Am Tournaments throughout the area. With his family, he also loved riding motorcycles, four wheeling, jeeping and snowmobiling. He is survived by his wife of 32 years, LaRaine, son Justin with wife Holly and grandson Camden, and his daughter Shelly with husband Justin Good and granddaughter McKenna. He is also survived in the Moses Lake area by brothers Jim and Robert Arriola, sister Melinda Lyles and, in Seattle, sister Christina Johnson. He was preceded in death by his parents Dionisio and Nellie Arriola and grandson Tyler Good. A memorial service is planned in Moses Lake at the Assembly of God Church, 3 p.m., Thursday, July 9. The family welcomes all who would like to join in celebrating his life. A reception will follow at the Moses Lake Golf Club. Arrangements are in care of Kayser’s Chapel & Crematory. | Arriola, Martin D. (I5004987)
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| 1038 | Martin Fagoaga Martin (Marty) Fagoaga passed to the Lord May 12, 2016, in his home. Cause of death has been determined as coronary failure. He was born August 22, 1962, in Elko, Nevada to his parents Rafael and Jean Pilar Fagoaga. He was the middle child of three brothers. Martin was raised in Elko, Nevada. He was educated in the Elko County School District and graduated from Elko High School in 1980. Martin was a very driven and dynamic man, raised with the knowledge of hard work, values and drive towards success. He inherited these qualities from his parents who were beloved business entrepreneurs in the Elko area for decades. The family is very close knit to the Basque community and citizens of the Elko area. Martin was blessed to be raised with values, integrity, love, generosity, humility, and pride that perhaps only a Basque family could understand. Many friends and loved ones came to understand and embrace these qualities through the gift of his life with them. To be a friend with Martin was truly to be his family. Martin worked in almost every aspect of the oil, construction, quarry, concrete, paving and mining industries throughout his life. Renowned for his skills as an equipment operator and management talents in these trades for many companies in the Reno and Elko Nevada areas. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Union Local 3. He owned and operated Basque Custom Work, a custom curb and concrete company, providing his services to the Reno and Elko communities up to the time of his passing. Martin was a loving, giving and nurturing soul his whole life. Always the one who put others before himself and needs, to help others. His charm, personality, and honest love for all who entered his life is renowned. Epic humor his mastered traddemark. Whit of sarcasm his sword. Generosity his mantra. Open arms his soul. The Lord his guide. Love his gift. Martin was well known for his strengths and values in life. Some may call this hard headed, we Basque call it inherited tradition. HHe certainly lived life on his own terms and how he wished as the strong man he was. There were very few who pushed his limits to face his famous Basque temper. He could certainly stand his own ground with any. Doing so with love of others before himself. Martin enjoyed many things in life. He loved hunting, fishing, motorcycles, and the outdoors just to name a few. The undying love of his pets is well known as he considered them his children. The one thing he absolutely enjoyed most, without doubt to any in his life, was his time with family and dear friends. There are few givens in this world but, if Marty told you he loved you or you were his friend, it could be taken as an absolute. Martin is survived by his brothers David and Ernest Fagoaga. His niece Angeljean Pilar Fagoaga (daughter of David) and nephew Stephen Fagoaga (son of Ernie). His aunt and Godmother Anita Martinez Arduain (Andre). His aunts Louise Martinez Babiste (Jean deceased), Asun Fagoaga (Jose Martin deceased), Pepi Fagoaga (Cecil deceased), and Betty Fagoaga (Nicolas deceased). His Uncles of Al Martinez (Lois) and Joe Martinez. He is survived by many cousins and their children. His extended family of nephew Kodi C. Ellis, niece Ashlee K. Brundage and her son Kaycen Sealy as well as his godson Brian Herrera. He once again is joined in the loving arms of his Mother Jean Pilar Fagoaga, who passed November 30, 2015, and his Father Rafael Fagoaga, who passed April 22, 1996. All now held in the Lord's Kingdom, to eternally dance in his hallway called Majesty. Martin is and will be dearly missed by all. Son, brother, uncle, godfather, and beloved friend. He will ever grace our lives as he lives in our hearts to eternity. A Funeral Mass Service will be held Wednesday, June 1, 2016, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church 990 Highland Drive Elko, NV. Immediately following the service, there will be a graveside service held at Burns Funeral Home's Garden of Prayer at 895 Fairground Road Elko, NV. Ministering the services will be our beloved Father Tom Nelson, a true blessing, and adopted family member to the Fagoaga Family. In understanding for the many whose work schedules prohibit attendance of the funeral services, a celebration of Martin's life will be held Friday, June 3, 2016, starting at 3:00 p.m., at the Star Hotel 246 Silver St. Elko, NV. All family and friends are encouraged to attend this no host celebration of Martin's life. For any who wish to send flowers, the family requests that orders be placed through Lee Anne's Floral Designs, (775) 738-4728, no later than May 31st for delivery to the church for funeral service of June 1, 2106. Donations can be made under the name of Martin Fagoaga to Elko Euzkaldunak Club P.O. Box 1321 Elko Nevada 89803 or to St. Joseph's Catholic Church Parish Office 1035 "C" Street Elko Nevada 89801 for future mass services to be dedicated in Martin's name. Maite Zaituztegu Martin eta ikiziko dugu berriro arte. Elko Daily Free Press (NV) - Wednesday, May 25, 2016 | Fagoaga, Martin (I2021378)
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| 1039 | MARTINEZ, EUGENIA Eugenia Martinez Requiem mass for Mrs. Eugenia Martinez, 63, who died in a San Francisco hospital on Saturday, will be held at the Sacred Heart Church this morning at 10 0'clock. Rosary was recited at the Lucero-Carlson Funeral Chapel yesterday evening at 7:7:30. The deceased was born in Paradise Valley, Nev., July 20, 1909. At the age of two she returned to Ispartar, Spain, and returned to the United States in 1934 and married Alfredo Martinez. She had been a resident of Susanville for 38 years and was a member of the Sacred Heart Church. Surviving are her husband, Alfredo, at the home in Susanville; two sons, Alfredo, Jr., and Jose, both of Susanville; four daughters, Mrs. Piar Fagoaga, Elko, Nev., Mrs. Anita Arducin and Mrs. Louise Sparat, both of S. San Francisco, and Mrs. June Robinson, Shady Cove, Ore., and 10 grandchildren. [Lassen Advocate Date: March 28, 1973 Submitters Name: Jana ] | Gastanaga, Eugenia (I2021383)
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| 1040 | Mary Adele Mentaberry Yrueta June 29, 1917 August 18, 2012 Mary Adele Mentaberry Yrueta, more affectionately known to everyone as Tia Mary, joined her beloved husband, Johnny Yrueta, in heaven on August 18, 2012. Mary was born on June 29, 1917. She loved life to the fullest and enjoyed traveling, golfing, and spending time with her family and many friends. She spent over fifty years volunteering and enjoying her Euskalduna Danak Bat Basque Club, the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, The Catholic Church and the Altar Society, OLV, PTA and her many golfing friends. Mary was born to Damiena Goitiandia Mentaberry and John Mentaberry. She married Johnny Yrueta on December 31,1937. She was the eldest daughter of nine children. She is survived by her sister, Delores (Albert) Jones, and her brothers, Eddie (Jeann) Mentaberry of Winnemucca and her brother, David Mentaberry, of Reno. Her daughter, Deanna (Bob) Prida and Mary's grandchildren, Steven and Tina (Bobby) Hurst and great-grandchildren, Brandon and Courtney reside in Flagstaff. Her daughter, Ruby (Bill) Lowery and grandsons John, and Joe (Lisa) and great-grandchildren, Kyla and Malia, reside in Nevada. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, and brothers, John Mentaberry Jr. (Angela), Fausto (Joyce) Mentaberry, Henry (Barbara), George and sister Annie (Frank) Bengoa. Mary's long, wonderful life was made possible by her loving, large Basque family and truly caring friends. There are too many to list, but all of you meant a great deal to her and gave her so much joy and happiness. Mary attended the Winnemucca Grammar School and graduated from Humboldt County High School in 1936 and received the "Golden Award." She worked for many years as a bookkeeper for the Humboldt County School District and the Community College in Winnemucca. Her countless bowls of "flan" Basque custard, that she made for every funeral and special occasion will be missed. God speed Mary. Services will be held at St. Paul's Catholic Church in Winnemucca, Nevada on Saturday, August 25, 2012 beginning with a rosary at 10:30 a.m. followed by a mass at 11 a.m. Funeral arrangements are by Albertson Funeral Home. In memory of Mary donations may be made to St. Paul's Catholic Church in Winnemucca, the Winnemucca Basque Club or to the Humboldt County Library in Winnemucca. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/rgj/obituary.aspx?n=mary-yrueta&pid=159331481#sthash.IzlsXvBl.dpuf | Mentaberry, Mary Adele (I7330518)
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| 1041 | Mary Alcorta Muguira, 95, passed away March 4, 2017 in Boise, Idaho of natural causes. Mary was born September 1, 1921 in a sheep camp at Hanson Flats, Oregon to Basque immigrants, Tomas Benita Telleria Alcorta and Dominga Ansotegui Alcorta. Joining her older sister Tomasa and brother Joe, she arrived at 5am, delivered by her father as attending physician and a tomato crate as a crib - she grew up tough. The family was later joined by her younger sisters Juanita and Fran. Times were not always easy and she was a hard worker. In her younger years working and growing up in McDermitt, Nevada, Mary worked helping feed the ranchers/hired hands and it was these years that led her to become a fabulous cook and immaculate house keeper. In approximately 1931, her father Tomas found a unique rock that transformed their lives from sheepherders to miners. The McDermitt Mine (Cordero Mine) was born and became the life blood of the community for many years. She married Frank Muguira on September 1, 1949 in Reno, Nevada and in 1950, their daughter Judy Marie was born followed by their son, Frank Ray, Jr., in 1957. During these years, Mom was a true homemaker doing the cooking, cleaning, and laundry while everyone was at school or working at the mine. In addition, she took care of her father in his later years as he lived in the home with the family. Once Judy and Frank Jr. both moved to Boise, and with the use of mercury slowing in the llate 70's, Frank Sr. and Mary loaded up and moved to Boise in November of 1978 where they made many friends. Their doors were always open and Mary loved to take care of everyone. There was always a bed for you and you never left her house hungry. Having suffered a stroke on July 11, 1997, her life was changed forever. Her toughness once again came to the surface as she battled through learning to speak, swallow and walk again. With Frank's passing in 2005, it became harder for her to l live alone and she moved to assisted living in the late 2000's. In 2012, when Judy was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma, Mary moved again to be next to Judy. They lived across the hall from each other at Valley View Garden Plaza and Mary was a true Mom. They were able to connect in a way that was truly a blessing – each taking care of the other. Visiting was one of her favorite pastimes and she never knew a stranger. Mom was very proud of her Basque heritage and loved listening to the Basque Choir when they visited her every year at Christmas time. In addition, she always enjoyed speaking with Father Antonio Eguiguren when he went to Valley View to visit. Mary is survived by her son Frank R Muguira (Mary) and her sisters Tomie Bengochea and Juanita Nachiondo. Mary (Amuma) has three grandchildren of whom she was most proud of: Anecia Henrikson, Thomas Muguira (MaryPat) and Julie Muguira. Mary also has ""three great grandchildren, whom she deemed 'perfect':"" Jace Henrikson, Emma Muguira and Jett Eller, all of Boise, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Mary was preceded in death by ¬¬¬¬her parents Tomas and Dominga Alcorta, her husband Frank, daughter Judy Henrikson, her brother Joe Alcorta (Betty/deceased), and sister Frances Mariluch (Butch/deceased) along with numerous nieces and nephews, and brother-in-laws Pete Bengochea and Joe Nachiondo. A Rosary will be held Friday, March 10, 2017 at 7pm at Summers Funeral Home on Bannock Street, Boise with a viewing from 5-7pm. Funeral Mass will be held at 10am Saturday, March 11, 2017 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Latah Street, Boise with lunch following and graveside services thereafter at Dry Creek Cemetery. The family suggests memorials be made to the Biotzetik Basque Choir, Basque Museum & Cultural Center (both addresses of: 611 Grove Street, Boise ID 83702) or a charity of your choice . Published in Idaho Statesman on Mar. 8, 2017 | Alcorta, Mary (I3103649)
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| 1042 | Mary Beatrice Lasa Mendiola Aug. 15, 1903 - Dec. 16, 2003 Payette Mary Beatrice Lasa Mendiola, 100, Payette, died peacefully at home, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2003. Vigil services will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 19, 2003, at Ontario's Lienkaemper Chapel. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, 2003, at Lienkaemper Chapel with Father Calvin Blankenship, presiding. Burial will follow in Sunset Cemetery, Ontario. Mary was born Aug. 15, 1903, on a ranch near McDermitt, Nev., to Dorateo Lasa and Maria Telleria Lasa. She attended School in McDermitt. She worked in the Basque boarding house in Boise, then returned to McDermitt where she assisted a doctor by driving him to his calls, first in his horse and buggy, then later in his car. Mary Beatrice Lasa and Joseph Domingo Mendiola were married Jan. 21, 1928, in Winnemucca, Nev., where they owned and operated the Overland Hotel. In 1936, they moved to Oregon. They ranched near Harper and later near Vale until they retired. She and Joe lived in Vale for a few years before moving to Payette to be near their oldest son, Paul. She was a member of the Pioneer Club of Willowcreek, and St. Patricks Church in Vale. She loved to crochet and spend time with her grandchildren, who remembered her for her hard work, good humor and generosity. Mary is Survived by her three sons, and their spouses, Paul and Mona Mendiola, Payette, Larry and Dottie Mendiola, Vale, George and Carol Mendiola, Boise; one daughter, Joan Anderson, Umatilla; 15 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; seven step grandchildren; Her sisters, Annie Naveran, McDermitt and Cassie Duarte, Oklahoma; Several nieces and nephews, living in Nevada, Idaho and Oklahoma. Mary was preceded in death by her husband; seven siblings; two children and one great-granddaughter. The family suggests that memorials may be made to XL Hospice in care of Lienkaemper Chapel, P.O. Box 970, Ontario, OR 97914 | Lasa, Maria Beatriz (I19507)
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| 1043 | Mary T. McMullen Obituary Guest Book 7 entries The Guest Book is expired. Restore the Guest Book Mary T. McMullen died at her son's home Jan. 19, 2008, from breast cancer. She was the daughter of Emeterio and Maria Plaza, born Sept. 8, 1920, at the Star Hotel in Elko, Nev. She spent the majority of her childhood in Elko, but did return to Spain for two years as a child. During that time, she became fluent in the Basque language. She graduated from Elko High School, and attended two years of business college in Reno. She married the love of her life, Joseph W. McMullen, during World War II. They were married for 52 years. After Joseph graduated from the University of California in Berkeley, they returned to Reno in 1948 where she lived for the remainder of her life. She was very active in the Reno community and was the past president of the Saint Mary's Hospital Guild and the 20th Century Club. She was a lifetime member of Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Parish. She was preceded in death by her husband Joseph W. McMullen in July 1997. Her brother Joseph Plaza died during World War II. She is survived by her sister Christina Mortensen; her daughter Ann Marie Scolari (Steven); son Dr. Joseph R. McMullen (Cheryl); grandsons Eric Scolari (Tracy), Brett Scolari (Amy), Mitch McMullen (Bridget) and Matt McMullen; great-grandsons Brady, Dalton, Callan, Andrew, Joseph, and Benjamin Scolari; many nieces and nephews; and numerous longtime friends in both Reno and Elko. She also has many surviving relatives in Spain and returned many times to visit them in the Basque country. Mary ("Nana") was a loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Nana will be remembered by all, for her elegance, her attention to detail, and her weekly Sunday visits to her family. There will be a rosary at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, at Walton's Funeral Home, 875 W. Second Street, Reno. The celebration of her life will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, at Our Lady of the Snows Church, 1138 Wright Street, Reno. There will be a private entombment at Mountain View Mausoleum. Memorials are being established with Carmel of Reno, 1950 La Fond Drive, Reno 89509; and Great Basin College Foundation, P.O. Box 2056, Elko, NV 89503. Arrangements are under the direction of Walton Funeral Home, Reno. The family invites you to leave a condolence message in the "family guestbook" at the website www.waltonsfuneralhomes.com. Published in Elko Daily from Jan. 24 to Feb. 24, 2008 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/elkodaily/obituary.aspx?n=mary-t-mcmullen&pid=101835225#sthash.2LrmGFIw.dpuf | Plaza, Mary (I3312358)
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| 1044 | MATRIMONIO Esposo: José María, Anchustegui, Yturralde Esposa: Micaela, Zubimendi, Ecenarro Fecha: 1891-04-16 LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Itziar, en Itziar-DEBA Título: 8º Matrimonios Folio/Página: 11v Nº Partida: 9 | Family: Jose Maria Anchustegui Yturralde / Micaela Zubimendi Ecenarro (F255132)
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| 1045 | MATRIMONIO Esposo: Manuel, Aizpitarte, Araquistain Esposa: Maria Dominga, Rementeria, Azpiazu Fecha: 1827-03-20 Fondo: Parroquia de San Bartolomé, en ELGOIBAR Título: 7º Matrimonios Folio/Página: 2v | Family: Manuel Aizpitarte Araquistain / Dominga Rementeria Azpiazu (F368397)
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| 1046 | MATRIMONIOS-Copias, extractos Fecha: 1891-08-31 [Esposo] Tiburcio, Gabicagoxeascoechea, Ortuzar [Esposa] Josefa, Yrazabal, Urionaguena Localidad: Munitibar-Gerrikaitz Parroquia: Munitibar - / La Natividad de Nuestra Señora ID: 318984 Cód.referencia: ES/AHEB-BEHA/F006.255 (6285/002-00) Página/folio: f. 011 vº Fechas del libro: 1886-sm-sd - 1982-sm-sd | Family: Tiburcio Gabicagoxeascoa Bengoa / Josefa Nicolasa Irazabal Urionaguena y Mallea (F1479761)
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| 1047 | MATRIMONIOS-Proclamas y registros Fecha:1868-01-03 [Esposo] Nombre y Apellidos:Francisco, Mallia, Careaga [Esposa] Nombre y Apellidos:Lorenza, Barainca, Urizar Localidad:Munitibar-Arbatzegi Parroquia:Arbatzegi / San Vicente Mártir ID:176800 Página/folio f. 158 rº Fechas del libro 1811 - 1870-09-10 | Family: Francisco Mallia Careaga / Lorenza Barainca Urizar (F1046237)
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| 1048 | MATRIMONIOS-Proclamas y registros Fecha:1881-06-10 [Esposo] Nombre y Apellidos:José Julian, Garatea, Coscorroza [Esposa] Nombre y Apellidos:Maria Magdalena, Ynchausti, Malazechevarria Localidad:Amoroto-Amoroto Parroquia:Amoroto - Amoroto / San Martín Obispo ID:293408 Página/folio f. 007 vº - 008 rº Fechas del libro 1878-09-28 - 1992-03-07 | |
| 1049 | MATRIMONIOS-Registros originales Fecha: 1805-05-27 [Esposo] Nombre y Apellidos: Antonio, Ascuenaga, Estefania [Esposa] Nombre y Apellidos: Francisca, Garai, Basaldua Localidad: Bilbao-Abando - Albia Parroquia: Bilbao - / San Vicente Mártir Página/folio: f. 231 vº Fechas del libro: 1766 - 1807-01-26 | Family: Juan Antonio Azcuenaga Estefania / Francisca Ramona Garai Basaldua (F1628520)
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| 1050 | MATRIMONIOS-Registros originales Fecha: 1824-05-08 [Esposo] Nombre y Apellidos: Antonio, Gaviola, Urrutia [Esposa] Nombre y Apellidos: Maria Catalina, Goicoechea, Echeandia Localidad: Lekeitio, Bizkaia-Lekeitio, Bizkaia Parroquia: Lekeitio, Bizkaia - / La Asunción de Nuestra Señora Página/folio: f. 256 rº Fechas del libro: 1785 - 1826 | Family: Domingo Antonio Gaviola Urrutibeazcoa / Maria Catalina Tiburcia Goicoechea Larrinaga (F26)
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