Very Much Loved,Wonderful Uncle, Kind, Caring,always put others before himself. Greatly Missed.
The Santa Fe New Mexican
Saturday 28 Apr 1990
BACA, Damian C. (Danny) 68 - A lifelong resident of Santa Fe passed away on Thursday, April 26th
following a sudden illness.
Mr. Baca was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico on May 20, 1921 to Miguel and Catalina Baca.
Damian was a retired chef from several Santa Fe restaurants,the main one The Pantry, and was currently employed by the City of Santa Fe.
He was a Veteran of Foreign Wars and during WW II he served in the Battle in Rome-Arno and Northern Appenines Po Valley and received the European African Middle Eastern Service Medal.
He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Survivors include his former wife: Mary Garcia Baca; daughters: Bertha Romero and husband Gustavo of Espanola, NM and Anna Marie Trujillo and husband David of Santa Fe; sons:
Artie Baca and wife Virginia, Glenn Baca and Ronald Baca all of Santa Fe; sister: Theresa Segura and husband Pat of Santa Fe; sisters-in-law: Frances Baca and Mary Baca of Santa Fe; and 9 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
Interment in the Santa Fe National Cemetery.
The Santa Fe New Mexican
Saturday 28 Apr 1990
BACA, Damian C. (Danny) 68 - A lifelong resident of Santa Fe passed away on Thursday, April 26th
following a sudden illness.
Mr. Baca was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico on May 20, 1921 to Miguel and Catalina Baca.
Damian was a retired chef from several Santa Fe restaurants,the main one The Pantry, and was currently employed by the City of Santa Fe.
He was a Veteran of Foreign Wars and during WW II he served in the Battle in Rome-Arno and Northern Appenines Po Valley and received the European African Middle Eastern Service Medal.
He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Survivors include his former wife: Mary Garcia Baca; daughters: Bertha Romero and husband Gustavo of Espanola, NM and Anna Marie Trujillo and husband David of Santa Fe; sons:
Artie Baca and wife Virginia, Glenn Baca and Ronald Baca all of Santa Fe; sister: Theresa Segura and husband Pat of Santa Fe; sisters-in-law: Frances Baca and Mary Baca of Santa Fe; and 9 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
Interment in the Santa Fe National Cemetery.
Very Much Loved,Wonderful Uncle, Kind, Caring,always put others before himself. Greatly Missed.
The Santa Fe New Mexican
Saturday 28 Apr 1990
BACA, Damian C. (Danny) 68 - A lifelong resident of Santa Fe passed away on Thursday, April 26th
following a sudden illness.
Mr. Baca was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico on May 20, 1921 to Miguel and Catalina Baca.
Damian was a retired chef from several Santa Fe restaurants,the main one The Pantry, and was currently employed by the City of Santa Fe.
He was a Veteran of Foreign Wars and during WW II he served in the Battle in Rome-Arno and Northern Appenines Po Valley and received the European African Middle Eastern Service Medal.
He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Survivors include his former wife: Mary Garcia Baca; daughters: Bertha Romero and husband Gustavo of Espanola, NM and Anna Marie Trujillo and husband David of Santa Fe; sons:
Artie Baca and wife Virginia, Glenn Baca and Ronald Baca all of Santa Fe; sister: Theresa Segura and husband Pat of Santa Fe; sisters-in-law: Frances Baca and Mary Baca of Santa Fe; and 9 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
Interment in the Santa Fe National Cemetery.
The Santa Fe New Mexican
Saturday 28 Apr 1990
BACA, Damian C. (Danny) 68 - A lifelong resident of Santa Fe passed away on Thursday, April 26th
following a sudden illness.
Mr. Baca was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico on May 20, 1921 to Miguel and Catalina Baca.
Damian was a retired chef from several Santa Fe restaurants,the main one The Pantry, and was currently employed by the City of Santa Fe.
He was a Veteran of Foreign Wars and during WW II he served in the Battle in Rome-Arno and Northern Appenines Po Valley and received the European African Middle Eastern Service Medal.
He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Survivors include his former wife: Mary Garcia Baca; daughters: Bertha Romero and husband Gustavo of Espanola, NM and Anna Marie Trujillo and husband David of Santa Fe; sons:
Artie Baca and wife Virginia, Glenn Baca and Ronald Baca all of Santa Fe; sister: Theresa Segura and husband Pat of Santa Fe; sisters-in-law: Frances Baca and Mary Baca of Santa Fe; and 9 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
Interment in the Santa Fe National Cemetery.
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