Marie passed away at her home Rancho de La Paz in El Guique. She was the daughter of Pietro Strozzi of Bianca, Switzerland and Juanita Archuleta de Strozzi of Alcalde. She was the youngest of 12 children. She was widowed from her husband, Ernesto Lopez. She was survived by a brother Alfredo Strozzi of Monterrey, Mexico; adopted family Andres T. and Celsa Lucero, children of Santa Cruz, and many nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Born in Mexico, Marie spent her childhood in Monterrey. She was educated in Macon, Georgia. She met Ernesto Lopez when she came to Northern New Mexico to visit an aunt. She and her husband built Rancho de la Paz in 1934, the first home in the area with running water with power supplied by a windmill. They raised cattle, sheep, and a variety of fruit. She was a retired educator and principal of San Juan Elementary School for 25 years.
The funeral mass was at St. John the Baptist Church in San Juan Pueblo. Cremation was followed by burial in the El Guique Cemetery.
Born in Mexico, Marie spent her childhood in Monterrey. She was educated in Macon, Georgia. She met Ernesto Lopez when she came to Northern New Mexico to visit an aunt. She and her husband built Rancho de la Paz in 1934, the first home in the area with running water with power supplied by a windmill. They raised cattle, sheep, and a variety of fruit. She was a retired educator and principal of San Juan Elementary School for 25 years.
The funeral mass was at St. John the Baptist Church in San Juan Pueblo. Cremation was followed by burial in the El Guique Cemetery.
Marie passed away at her home Rancho de La Paz in El Guique. She was the daughter of Pietro Strozzi of Bianca, Switzerland and Juanita Archuleta de Strozzi of Alcalde. She was the youngest of 12 children. She was widowed from her husband, Ernesto Lopez. She was survived by a brother Alfredo Strozzi of Monterrey, Mexico; adopted family Andres T. and Celsa Lucero, children of Santa Cruz, and many nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Born in Mexico, Marie spent her childhood in Monterrey. She was educated in Macon, Georgia. She met Ernesto Lopez when she came to Northern New Mexico to visit an aunt. She and her husband built Rancho de la Paz in 1934, the first home in the area with running water with power supplied by a windmill. They raised cattle, sheep, and a variety of fruit. She was a retired educator and principal of San Juan Elementary School for 25 years.
The funeral mass was at St. John the Baptist Church in San Juan Pueblo. Cremation was followed by burial in the El Guique Cemetery.
Born in Mexico, Marie spent her childhood in Monterrey. She was educated in Macon, Georgia. She met Ernesto Lopez when she came to Northern New Mexico to visit an aunt. She and her husband built Rancho de la Paz in 1934, the first home in the area with running water with power supplied by a windmill. They raised cattle, sheep, and a variety of fruit. She was a retired educator and principal of San Juan Elementary School for 25 years.
The funeral mass was at St. John the Baptist Church in San Juan Pueblo. Cremation was followed by burial in the El Guique Cemetery.
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Padres: Pietro Strozzi - Juanita Archuleta De Strozzi; Dios Le De Vida Eterna
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Translation: Parents: Pietro Strozzi and Juanita Archuleta de Strozzi; God Has Given You Eternal Life
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