July 2022

THE FINE PRINT

Today’s Quote “The things that make me different are the things that make me.” ~ A.A. Milne (Winnie the Pooh) LA COUNTY FAIR RAISING THE STEAKS 2022 MON.

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Elizabeth Betty Ramirez

Elizabeth Betty Ramirez went to rest July 22, 2022. She was born in Trinidad, Colorado to Joaquin and Fermina Ramirez on April 22, 1951. She is survived by her daughter, Charlen e Lujan (Chad Marquez); granddaughter Makalia; great grandsons Jaydin, Malakai, and Isaac; stepson Anthony Apodaca; brothers Wayne (Cheryl) Sambrano, José Juan “Ramsey” Ramirez; sister Rose Armijo; and sisters-in-law, Josephine Ramirez and Gloria Sambrano. She was preceded in death by Anthony “Wolf” Gonzales; parents, Joaquin and Fermina; and brothers Arthur Ramirez, James Sambrano, Fred Ramirez, Joseph Sambrano, Joaquin “Junior” Ramirez, and Augustine Ramirez.

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Larry J. Borrego

Larry J. Borrego, 68, slipped away peacefully at his home July 22, 2022. Like many things Larry did, he left this earth on his own terms, after a five year battle with dementia. Larry was born October 18, 1953 in Walsenburg, Colorado to Lloyd and Josephine (Wilson) Borrego. Larry was a cowboy through and through. He enjoyed braiding nose bands, and making other tack such as bits and spurs. His passion was team roping and training horses. Larry is survived by his wife, Valerie of 47 years; daughter Kimi (Gene); son JW (Jessi); grandchildren, Oakley, Aspen, Phoenix, and Jayli; siblings, George, Dave, Bert, Andrew, Carol, Charlotte, and Deanna; sister-in-laws, Anita, Sandy (Ken), and Yvonne; and numerous nieces and nephews and his amazing horse Buck. Larry was employed and retired from the United States Department of Agriculture. A special thanks goes out to Abode Hospice (Laura, Melissa, Echo, and Naomi) for the outstanding care they gave him. Per his request, the family will have a private service.

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LA County under hazardous weather watch until Monday — flash flooding over Spring Creek Fire area big concern

Portions of southeast Colorado are under a hazardous weather outlook until Monday, with the potential for flash flooding to occur. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook that started Monday, July 25, and will remain in effect until Monday, August 1.

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