Baldenegro, Gonzalez & Leyvas Family 1999 Reunion

Offsprings of Lucia Romero 

From:  Bisbee, Arizona

 

Evergreen Cemetery, Bisbee Arizona

Grave of Angel E. Baldenegro

(My Grandfather)

His headstone is no longer standing. Don't know what happened.

It would be nice to add another one

Uncle Gregorio Leyvas 

Maternal Grandfather, Angel E. Baldenegro

Just a picture of the cemetery

Maternal Grandmother,

Lucia Romero Baldenegro

Wedding Photos

Josephine G. Chavez Valenzuela

Jessie Chavez Nava

Dolores Baldenegro & Alex Garcia

#1 Marriage

Linda Garcia Villanueva

Gloria Valenzuela Ramos

Joe and Lupe Quintana

(Lupe Baldenegro Garcia)

Beto and Mercie Chavez 50th Anniversary

Lucia Gonzalez Chavez and Manuel Rodriguez

Tucson, Arizona

Military Men



These are the men in my family who served our country. They all sacrificed and fought for our freedom. I am very proud of them all them.

Felipe Chavez

US Army



 Santos Chavez

US Army

WWII 1944

 Gregorio Leyvas Jr.

US Army

Jesus Gregorio Leyvas

Army Reserves

Frank Leyvas

US Navy
WWII 1941-1946

John H. Leyvas

US Navy

1952-1954

Joe Leyvas. Urrea

Arizona National Guard

1971-1979 & 1982-1983

Angel R. Baldenegro

PFC US Marine Corps.

WWII

Arthur Ralph Garcia

US Air Force 1968-1972

son of Dores B. Apodaca

Joseph B. Garcia

US Army 1961

son of Dolores B. Apodaca

Paul Garcia

US Army 1968-1972

Vietnam

son of Dolores B. Apodaca

Family Reunions

Family Reunion 1980

Descendants of Lucia Romero

La Mirada, California

 

 

 

 

Rodriguez Family

 

Lydia Chavez

Gregoria Chavez

Family Reunion

Septmember 1999 in Tucson

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bisbee Miners

I came across this picture. Can somebody help me identify or know who these men are. This picture was taken around 1890-1900. The man on the bottom row, second man starting from the left looks like my Grandfather Angel Baldenegro, but I am not sure if that's him.

Note the candles in this circa 1908 image. Miners used the light from candles to illuminate their dark work environments until electricity was installed in Bisbee’s mines. The image is from the photograph collection of the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum. Discover more Bisbee, Arizona images and artifacts at www.facebook.com/.... #bisbee #arizona #mining #copper

Richard Baldenegro, 78 of Sierra Vista, passed away on January 9, 2015 after a brief illness at Tucson Medical Center. He was a resident at Devon & Gables Rehab Center in Tucson for the past few years. Richard was born in Tombstone Arizona on June 4, 1936 to Angel and Laura Baldenegro, both deceased.
He attended Tombstone Schools and graduated in 1954. As he was growing up, he learned to cut meat at Sanders Grocery Store in Tombstone, and that’s where he began his profession as a meat cutter. He worked through out Southern Arizona, Tucson, Ft. Huachuca and Sierra Vista as a meat cutter until he retired. Richard loved hunting and fishing until diabetes would not allow him to do that anymore. Richard also played the piano and played at the Crystal Palace Saloon in Tombstone for many years, everyone loved to hear him play.
His favorite team was the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Wildcats. Richard is survived by his siblings Barbra (Pat) Underwood, of Montana, Martha (Jerry) Schooner of Alaska, Angel (Renee) Baldenegro of Utah, and Ralph Baldenegro of California. Also his son Richard (Terry) Baldenegro of Sierra Vista and daughter Laura (Richard) White of California and many nieces and nephews.
As Richard’s wishes, there will be no Funeral Services as he will be cremated and his ashes will be spread at one of his favorite spots, “Baldenegro Hill” (as Mr. Bennett use to call it), at a later time. A Mass Service will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tombstone on January