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Bryan, Homer, Illinois; his wife Sara, daughter Libby and son Zachary (wife, Susan), all of Rio Rancho; and sister Peggy Foskett and her son Roger, both of England. James “Jim” Elijah Meggs, 65, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, passed away on May 24, 2013. A native of Stillwater, Oklahoma and a resident of Tempe, Arizona. He was a retired Animal ID Coordinator for the state of Arizona. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Rebecca Hughes Meggs; mother, Marjorie Patchin Meggs, Macon, Georgia; daughters, Heather Lea Stafford (husband, Patrick N., Jr); Heather Shae Pastorek (husband, Rick) and Tammie Dawn Smith; sisters, Pat Meggs Nelson, Macon; and Jane Meggs New, Coronado, California; and brother, Henry Meggs, Las Vegas, Nevada. He is also survived by 7 grandchildren. Kenneth W. Braden, passed away May 20, 2013. He is survived by his son Dennis (Suzette) Braden, Stamford, Texas and daughter Nancy (Matt) Shoulders; four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. O. C. (Oliver Chester) Kimble, 99, Clayton, died May 30, 2013. He was born on November 4, 1913 in Beggs, Oklahoma to Roy C. Kimble and Ella Lee (Vick) Kimble. His dad bought land and became a cattle rancher. He graduated from Clayton High School in 1932 and in 1937 he moved to Santa Fe and ran a gas distributorship, delivering gas to Los Alamos and all over the rest of the state. There he met Bobbie and they were married on December 10, 1938. From Santa Fe the family moved to El Centro, California where he ran a feedlot for two years. In 1948 they moved back to Clayton to take over the family ranching business. O. C. was on the board of directors at the First National Bank, the New Mexico State Research Center in Clayton and was on the board of directors at La Mesa Park. After retiring, O. C. became an avid golfer. He and Bobbie moved to Mesa, Arizona for the winter so they could play golf most of the year. Survivors include two sons, Fred Kimble and Roy Kimble (wife, Donna), all of Clayton; six grandsons; five great-grandchildren; sisters Ella Lee Orendorf, Virginia, and Katy Stevens, Deming;and many friends, nieces and nephews. David F. Cargo, 84, Albuquerque, died on July 5, 2013 in Albuquerque. A mavercontinued on page 207
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