Emma was a school teacher, and a clerk at the Capitol in several departments - Bureau of Revenue, and the Department of Education...
Her parents were immigrants from the Syrian Arab Republic: her father, Anton John Coury, came in 1894 at age 14, and her mother, Raffna Shaya, in 1905 at age 18.
Emma had two older siblings: Anna Marie (Coury) Sandoval and Fred Coury. Anna and her husband Alfonso Sandoval are buried at Santa Fe National Cemetery; Fred and his wife Elva are buried at Sunset Memorial Park in Albuquerque.
Her parents were immigrants from the Syrian Arab Republic: her father, Anton John Coury, came in 1894 at age 14, and her mother, Raffna Shaya, in 1905 at age 18.
Emma had two older siblings: Anna Marie (Coury) Sandoval and Fred Coury. Anna and her husband Alfonso Sandoval are buried at Santa Fe National Cemetery; Fred and his wife Elva are buried at Sunset Memorial Park in Albuquerque.
Emma was a school teacher, and a clerk at the Capitol in several departments - Bureau of Revenue, and the Department of Education...
Her parents were immigrants from the Syrian Arab Republic: her father, Anton John Coury, came in 1894 at age 14, and her mother, Raffna Shaya, in 1905 at age 18.
Emma had two older siblings: Anna Marie (Coury) Sandoval and Fred Coury. Anna and her husband Alfonso Sandoval are buried at Santa Fe National Cemetery; Fred and his wife Elva are buried at Sunset Memorial Park in Albuquerque.
Her parents were immigrants from the Syrian Arab Republic: her father, Anton John Coury, came in 1894 at age 14, and her mother, Raffna Shaya, in 1905 at age 18.
Emma had two older siblings: Anna Marie (Coury) Sandoval and Fred Coury. Anna and her husband Alfonso Sandoval are buried at Santa Fe National Cemetery; Fred and his wife Elva are buried at Sunset Memorial Park in Albuquerque.
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Emma was cremated and her ashes divided and scattered in several places:
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