Parents: Domingo and Cesaria Gonzales Martinez both from La Cueva, NM - Both buried in the Rosario Cemetery in Santa Fe, NM
Grand Parents Paternal: Juan Jose Martinez & Agapita Gallegos - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Grand Parents Maternal: Vicente Gonzales & Natividad Lucero - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Siblings who lived a long life: Natividad Martinez Gomez, Juan Martinez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez & Bernadino Martinez
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez
Spouse: Simona (Sandoval) Martinez.
Children: Domingo P. Martinez, Jerry Martinez, Daniel A. Martinez and Cathy Martinez Rael
Saturnino served his country honorably from January 5, 1942 through October 23, 1945. His unit of assignment was Company A, 16th Tank Battalion. He served in the European Theater for 19 months. Decorations/Citations: European African Middle Eastern Service Medal with Bronze Arrowhead, Good Conduct Medal. Battles and Campaigns: Rhineland Central Europe, Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes. Prior to his military service he was employed as a Truck Driver, throughout the State. After Saturnino's military service he was employed by Lockwood Construction Company and other construction companies, throughout the State, as a laborer. His last years of full time employment he worked for the Zia Company, in Los Alamos, New Mexico. As a senior citizen he was employed part time with the National Forest Service. After retirement he enjoyed driving around to visit family and friends. He also enjoyed walking at the parks. Memberships: La Union Protectiva, VFal (Life), American Legion (Life), Laborer's Union #1.
Grand Parents Paternal: Juan Jose Martinez & Agapita Gallegos - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Grand Parents Maternal: Vicente Gonzales & Natividad Lucero - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Siblings who lived a long life: Natividad Martinez Gomez, Juan Martinez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez & Bernadino Martinez
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez
Spouse: Simona (Sandoval) Martinez.
Children: Domingo P. Martinez, Jerry Martinez, Daniel A. Martinez and Cathy Martinez Rael
Saturnino served his country honorably from January 5, 1942 through October 23, 1945. His unit of assignment was Company A, 16th Tank Battalion. He served in the European Theater for 19 months. Decorations/Citations: European African Middle Eastern Service Medal with Bronze Arrowhead, Good Conduct Medal. Battles and Campaigns: Rhineland Central Europe, Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes. Prior to his military service he was employed as a Truck Driver, throughout the State. After Saturnino's military service he was employed by Lockwood Construction Company and other construction companies, throughout the State, as a laborer. His last years of full time employment he worked for the Zia Company, in Los Alamos, New Mexico. As a senior citizen he was employed part time with the National Forest Service. After retirement he enjoyed driving around to visit family and friends. He also enjoyed walking at the parks. Memberships: La Union Protectiva, VFal (Life), American Legion (Life), Laborer's Union #1.
Parents: Domingo and Cesaria Gonzales Martinez both from La Cueva, NM - Both buried in the Rosario Cemetery in Santa Fe, NM
Grand Parents Paternal: Juan Jose Martinez & Agapita Gallegos - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Grand Parents Maternal: Vicente Gonzales & Natividad Lucero - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Siblings who lived a long life: Natividad Martinez Gomez, Juan Martinez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez & Bernadino Martinez
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez
Spouse: Simona (Sandoval) Martinez.
Children: Domingo P. Martinez, Jerry Martinez, Daniel A. Martinez and Cathy Martinez Rael
Saturnino served his country honorably from January 5, 1942 through October 23, 1945. His unit of assignment was Company A, 16th Tank Battalion. He served in the European Theater for 19 months. Decorations/Citations: European African Middle Eastern Service Medal with Bronze Arrowhead, Good Conduct Medal. Battles and Campaigns: Rhineland Central Europe, Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes. Prior to his military service he was employed as a Truck Driver, throughout the State. After Saturnino's military service he was employed by Lockwood Construction Company and other construction companies, throughout the State, as a laborer. His last years of full time employment he worked for the Zia Company, in Los Alamos, New Mexico. As a senior citizen he was employed part time with the National Forest Service. After retirement he enjoyed driving around to visit family and friends. He also enjoyed walking at the parks. Memberships: La Union Protectiva, VFal (Life), American Legion (Life), Laborer's Union #1.
Grand Parents Paternal: Juan Jose Martinez & Agapita Gallegos - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Grand Parents Maternal: Vicente Gonzales & Natividad Lucero - Both buried at the Old St. Anthony's Cemetery in Pecos NM
Siblings who lived a long life: Natividad Martinez Gomez, Juan Martinez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez & Bernadino Martinez
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez
Spouse: Simona (Sandoval) Martinez.
Children: Domingo P. Martinez, Jerry Martinez, Daniel A. Martinez and Cathy Martinez Rael
Saturnino served his country honorably from January 5, 1942 through October 23, 1945. His unit of assignment was Company A, 16th Tank Battalion. He served in the European Theater for 19 months. Decorations/Citations: European African Middle Eastern Service Medal with Bronze Arrowhead, Good Conduct Medal. Battles and Campaigns: Rhineland Central Europe, Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes. Prior to his military service he was employed as a Truck Driver, throughout the State. After Saturnino's military service he was employed by Lockwood Construction Company and other construction companies, throughout the State, as a laborer. His last years of full time employment he worked for the Zia Company, in Los Alamos, New Mexico. As a senior citizen he was employed part time with the National Forest Service. After retirement he enjoyed driving around to visit family and friends. He also enjoyed walking at the parks. Memberships: La Union Protectiva, VFal (Life), American Legion (Life), Laborer's Union #1.
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