Celia, of Santa Fé, passed away following a long bout with diabetes. She was predeceased by her parents Juanita R. and Enrique Gurulé of La Cienega; her first husband William Martinez; and her second husband Alvin Montoya.
Celia was survived by her children: Mary B. Dean (husband Joe Jr.) and Robert J. Martinez; mother-in-law María Inéz Martinez; grandchildren: Robert Ché Martinez, Joe Abrán Dean, Isaac William Dean, Tomas A. Dean, and Celia Marina Martinez; step-granddaughter Amy Chávez (husband Raymond); two great-grandchildren: Sol Dominic Dean and Reece Martinez Angel; brothers: Delfido Gurulé of Greely, Colorado, Enrique Gurulé, Daniel Gurulé, both of Santa Fé, JoJo Gurulé of Española, Archie Gurulé and Gilbert Gurulé, both of Santa Fe; sister Juanita Flores of Santa Fé; and numerous other relatives and friends.
Celia was a loving mother and grandmother. She was the owner of Celia's Beauty Salon and a member of La Cofradia de la Conquistadora.
Visitation was on 21 March 2000 at Berardinelli Family Chapel. Celia was then taken to St. Francis Cathedral where visitation continued and a rosary was recited. Mass of Christian Burial was on 22 March 2000 at St. Francis Cathedral. Interment followed in the Santa Fé National Cemetery.
Celia was survived by her children: Mary B. Dean (husband Joe Jr.) and Robert J. Martinez; mother-in-law María Inéz Martinez; grandchildren: Robert Ché Martinez, Joe Abrán Dean, Isaac William Dean, Tomas A. Dean, and Celia Marina Martinez; step-granddaughter Amy Chávez (husband Raymond); two great-grandchildren: Sol Dominic Dean and Reece Martinez Angel; brothers: Delfido Gurulé of Greely, Colorado, Enrique Gurulé, Daniel Gurulé, both of Santa Fé, JoJo Gurulé of Española, Archie Gurulé and Gilbert Gurulé, both of Santa Fe; sister Juanita Flores of Santa Fé; and numerous other relatives and friends.
Celia was a loving mother and grandmother. She was the owner of Celia's Beauty Salon and a member of La Cofradia de la Conquistadora.
Visitation was on 21 March 2000 at Berardinelli Family Chapel. Celia was then taken to St. Francis Cathedral where visitation continued and a rosary was recited. Mass of Christian Burial was on 22 March 2000 at St. Francis Cathedral. Interment followed in the Santa Fé National Cemetery.
Celia, of Santa Fé, passed away following a long bout with diabetes. She was predeceased by her parents Juanita R. and Enrique Gurulé of La Cienega; her first husband William Martinez; and her second husband Alvin Montoya.
Celia was survived by her children: Mary B. Dean (husband Joe Jr.) and Robert J. Martinez; mother-in-law María Inéz Martinez; grandchildren: Robert Ché Martinez, Joe Abrán Dean, Isaac William Dean, Tomas A. Dean, and Celia Marina Martinez; step-granddaughter Amy Chávez (husband Raymond); two great-grandchildren: Sol Dominic Dean and Reece Martinez Angel; brothers: Delfido Gurulé of Greely, Colorado, Enrique Gurulé, Daniel Gurulé, both of Santa Fé, JoJo Gurulé of Española, Archie Gurulé and Gilbert Gurulé, both of Santa Fe; sister Juanita Flores of Santa Fé; and numerous other relatives and friends.
Celia was a loving mother and grandmother. She was the owner of Celia's Beauty Salon and a member of La Cofradia de la Conquistadora.
Visitation was on 21 March 2000 at Berardinelli Family Chapel. Celia was then taken to St. Francis Cathedral where visitation continued and a rosary was recited. Mass of Christian Burial was on 22 March 2000 at St. Francis Cathedral. Interment followed in the Santa Fé National Cemetery.
Celia was survived by her children: Mary B. Dean (husband Joe Jr.) and Robert J. Martinez; mother-in-law María Inéz Martinez; grandchildren: Robert Ché Martinez, Joe Abrán Dean, Isaac William Dean, Tomas A. Dean, and Celia Marina Martinez; step-granddaughter Amy Chávez (husband Raymond); two great-grandchildren: Sol Dominic Dean and Reece Martinez Angel; brothers: Delfido Gurulé of Greely, Colorado, Enrique Gurulé, Daniel Gurulé, both of Santa Fé, JoJo Gurulé of Española, Archie Gurulé and Gilbert Gurulé, both of Santa Fe; sister Juanita Flores of Santa Fé; and numerous other relatives and friends.
Celia was a loving mother and grandmother. She was the owner of Celia's Beauty Salon and a member of La Cofradia de la Conquistadora.
Visitation was on 21 March 2000 at Berardinelli Family Chapel. Celia was then taken to St. Francis Cathedral where visitation continued and a rosary was recited. Mass of Christian Burial was on 22 March 2000 at St. Francis Cathedral. Interment followed in the Santa Fé National Cemetery.
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