Wife: Romie Saiz from Tesuque NM. Married in Santa Fe, NM in 1937.
Children: Cesaria "Susie" (Martinez) Vela, David Martinez, Johnny Martinez, Jimmy Martinez, Alice (Martinez) Trujillo, Sheela Martinez, Cindy Martinez & Agnes Inez Martinez, Patsy (Martinez) Lucero
Parents: Domingo Martinez & Cesaria Gonzales from La Cueva, Pecos 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 full life: Saturnino T. Martinez, Natividad Martinez Gomez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez and Bernardino Martinez.
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez a
He joined the army at age 29 and served with Battery C of the 213th Field Artillery Battalion, which was shipped to the southwest Pacific to help liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation. He was awarded the good conduct medal, the Asiatic Pacific Theater, Philippine Liberation and Victory ribbons.
After the war, Martinez repaired automobiles, eventually working as an auto mechanic for Sanco Motor Ford (now called Capitol Ford). He then worked for the US Forestry as a technician and retired at the age of 80.
Juan loved fishing, camping, pinon picking and enjoyed playing pool at the Senior Citizens Center.
Children: Cesaria "Susie" (Martinez) Vela, David Martinez, Johnny Martinez, Jimmy Martinez, Alice (Martinez) Trujillo, Sheela Martinez, Cindy Martinez & Agnes Inez Martinez, Patsy (Martinez) Lucero
Parents: Domingo Martinez & Cesaria Gonzales from La Cueva, Pecos 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 full life: Saturnino T. Martinez, Natividad Martinez Gomez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez and Bernardino Martinez.
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez a
He joined the army at age 29 and served with Battery C of the 213th Field Artillery Battalion, which was shipped to the southwest Pacific to help liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation. He was awarded the good conduct medal, the Asiatic Pacific Theater, Philippine Liberation and Victory ribbons.
After the war, Martinez repaired automobiles, eventually working as an auto mechanic for Sanco Motor Ford (now called Capitol Ford). He then worked for the US Forestry as a technician and retired at the age of 80.
Juan loved fishing, camping, pinon picking and enjoyed playing pool at the Senior Citizens Center.
Wife: Romie Saiz from Tesuque NM. Married in Santa Fe, NM in 1937.
Children: Cesaria "Susie" (Martinez) Vela, David Martinez, Johnny Martinez, Jimmy Martinez, Alice (Martinez) Trujillo, Sheela Martinez, Cindy Martinez & Agnes Inez Martinez, Patsy (Martinez) Lucero
Parents: Domingo Martinez & Cesaria Gonzales from La Cueva, Pecos 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 full life: Saturnino T. Martinez, Natividad Martinez Gomez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez and Bernardino Martinez.
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez a
He joined the army at age 29 and served with Battery C of the 213th Field Artillery Battalion, which was shipped to the southwest Pacific to help liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation. He was awarded the good conduct medal, the Asiatic Pacific Theater, Philippine Liberation and Victory ribbons.
After the war, Martinez repaired automobiles, eventually working as an auto mechanic for Sanco Motor Ford (now called Capitol Ford). He then worked for the US Forestry as a technician and retired at the age of 80.
Juan loved fishing, camping, pinon picking and enjoyed playing pool at the Senior Citizens Center.
Children: Cesaria "Susie" (Martinez) Vela, David Martinez, Johnny Martinez, Jimmy Martinez, Alice (Martinez) Trujillo, Sheela Martinez, Cindy Martinez & Agnes Inez Martinez, Patsy (Martinez) Lucero
Parents: Domingo Martinez & Cesaria Gonzales from La Cueva, Pecos 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 full life: Saturnino T. Martinez, Natividad Martinez Gomez, Louis Martinez, David Martinez and Bernardino Martinez.
Siblings who lived a short life: Inez Martinez, Saturnino Martinez, Delfinia Martinez and Antonio Martinez a
He joined the army at age 29 and served with Battery C of the 213th Field Artillery Battalion, which was shipped to the southwest Pacific to help liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation. He was awarded the good conduct medal, the Asiatic Pacific Theater, Philippine Liberation and Victory ribbons.
After the war, Martinez repaired automobiles, eventually working as an auto mechanic for Sanco Motor Ford (now called Capitol Ford). He then worked for the US Forestry as a technician and retired at the age of 80.
Juan loved fishing, camping, pinon picking and enjoyed playing pool at the Senior Citizens Center.
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