Farmington Daily Times, NM, 13 May 1973
MADDOX -- Robert L. Maddox, 83, Aztec, died Friday at the Ridgecrest Rest Home in Albuquerque. Funeral services are set for 2pm Monday at the Aztec Presbyterian Church with the Rev. William B. Burke officiating. Burial will be in the Aztec Cemetery with Masonic graveside service by the San Juan Lodge No. 25, AF&AM. Friends may visit at Basin Mortuary from noon to 9pm today and Monday to 11am. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Piper, Farmington; a son, Robert L. Maddox Jr., Santa Fe; a brother, Mark W. Maddox, Farmington; and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Hughes, Durango, Colo.; Mrs. Virginia Duhrkopp, York, PA.; and Mrs. Edith Bell, Bayfield, Colo. Also surviving are five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Farmington Daily Times, NM, 14 May 1973
San Juan county residents were saddened by the death Friday of a longtime Aztec citizen, Robert L. Maddox. Moving with his family to Aztec in 1904, Mr. Maddox lived in that community most of his 83 years. An engineer, he also operated a grocery business in Aztec before his retirement. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Aqualantes, a group formed in the early 1950s which was instrumental in gaining Congressional approval for the construction of Navajo Dam. He was a member of US Highway 64 Association which successfully ramrodded the construction of an all-weather scenic route across northern New Mexico. A former Chairman of the San Juan Democratic Party, Mr. Maddox was able to set party affiliations aside in working for what he considered to be the best interests of the community. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was active in Masonic organizations. Those who knew him well say, "He was congenial -- so easy to get along with." We and other residents of San Juan County extend our condolences to his family.
MADDOX -- Robert L. Maddox, 83, Aztec, died Friday at the Ridgecrest Rest Home in Albuquerque. Funeral services are set for 2pm Monday at the Aztec Presbyterian Church with the Rev. William B. Burke officiating. Burial will be in the Aztec Cemetery with Masonic graveside service by the San Juan Lodge No. 25, AF&AM. Friends may visit at Basin Mortuary from noon to 9pm today and Monday to 11am. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Piper, Farmington; a son, Robert L. Maddox Jr., Santa Fe; a brother, Mark W. Maddox, Farmington; and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Hughes, Durango, Colo.; Mrs. Virginia Duhrkopp, York, PA.; and Mrs. Edith Bell, Bayfield, Colo. Also surviving are five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Farmington Daily Times, NM, 14 May 1973
San Juan county residents were saddened by the death Friday of a longtime Aztec citizen, Robert L. Maddox. Moving with his family to Aztec in 1904, Mr. Maddox lived in that community most of his 83 years. An engineer, he also operated a grocery business in Aztec before his retirement. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Aqualantes, a group formed in the early 1950s which was instrumental in gaining Congressional approval for the construction of Navajo Dam. He was a member of US Highway 64 Association which successfully ramrodded the construction of an all-weather scenic route across northern New Mexico. A former Chairman of the San Juan Democratic Party, Mr. Maddox was able to set party affiliations aside in working for what he considered to be the best interests of the community. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was active in Masonic organizations. Those who knew him well say, "He was congenial -- so easy to get along with." We and other residents of San Juan County extend our condolences to his family.
Farmington Daily Times, NM, 13 May 1973
MADDOX -- Robert L. Maddox, 83, Aztec, died Friday at the Ridgecrest Rest Home in Albuquerque. Funeral services are set for 2pm Monday at the Aztec Presbyterian Church with the Rev. William B. Burke officiating. Burial will be in the Aztec Cemetery with Masonic graveside service by the San Juan Lodge No. 25, AF&AM. Friends may visit at Basin Mortuary from noon to 9pm today and Monday to 11am. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Piper, Farmington; a son, Robert L. Maddox Jr., Santa Fe; a brother, Mark W. Maddox, Farmington; and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Hughes, Durango, Colo.; Mrs. Virginia Duhrkopp, York, PA.; and Mrs. Edith Bell, Bayfield, Colo. Also surviving are five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Farmington Daily Times, NM, 14 May 1973
San Juan county residents were saddened by the death Friday of a longtime Aztec citizen, Robert L. Maddox. Moving with his family to Aztec in 1904, Mr. Maddox lived in that community most of his 83 years. An engineer, he also operated a grocery business in Aztec before his retirement. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Aqualantes, a group formed in the early 1950s which was instrumental in gaining Congressional approval for the construction of Navajo Dam. He was a member of US Highway 64 Association which successfully ramrodded the construction of an all-weather scenic route across northern New Mexico. A former Chairman of the San Juan Democratic Party, Mr. Maddox was able to set party affiliations aside in working for what he considered to be the best interests of the community. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was active in Masonic organizations. Those who knew him well say, "He was congenial -- so easy to get along with." We and other residents of San Juan County extend our condolences to his family.
MADDOX -- Robert L. Maddox, 83, Aztec, died Friday at the Ridgecrest Rest Home in Albuquerque. Funeral services are set for 2pm Monday at the Aztec Presbyterian Church with the Rev. William B. Burke officiating. Burial will be in the Aztec Cemetery with Masonic graveside service by the San Juan Lodge No. 25, AF&AM. Friends may visit at Basin Mortuary from noon to 9pm today and Monday to 11am. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Piper, Farmington; a son, Robert L. Maddox Jr., Santa Fe; a brother, Mark W. Maddox, Farmington; and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Hughes, Durango, Colo.; Mrs. Virginia Duhrkopp, York, PA.; and Mrs. Edith Bell, Bayfield, Colo. Also surviving are five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Farmington Daily Times, NM, 14 May 1973
San Juan county residents were saddened by the death Friday of a longtime Aztec citizen, Robert L. Maddox. Moving with his family to Aztec in 1904, Mr. Maddox lived in that community most of his 83 years. An engineer, he also operated a grocery business in Aztec before his retirement. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Aqualantes, a group formed in the early 1950s which was instrumental in gaining Congressional approval for the construction of Navajo Dam. He was a member of US Highway 64 Association which successfully ramrodded the construction of an all-weather scenic route across northern New Mexico. A former Chairman of the San Juan Democratic Party, Mr. Maddox was able to set party affiliations aside in working for what he considered to be the best interests of the community. Mr. Maddox was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was active in Masonic organizations. Those who knew him well say, "He was congenial -- so easy to get along with." We and other residents of San Juan County extend our condolences to his family.
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