Bellefontaine Cemetery

Hector Hayes

1944 — 2000

Esperanza White

1791 — 1853

Elijah Schmidt

1859 — 1927

Her years of service as a butcher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Eileen Ortiz

1927 — 2000

Josiah Nguyen

1774 — 1854

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“Called home.”

Blanche Fernandez

1842 — 1928

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

Emilio Dixon

1910 — 2000

Winifred Sanchez

1757 — 1800

Worked as a farmer in St. Louis for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“Safe in God's arms.”

Paul Burke

1825 — 1874

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Norma Stone

1893 — 1948

Francisco Watson

1740 — 1801

Spent his working years as a butcher in St. Louis, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Leah Davidson

1808 — 1875

Victor Duncan

1876 — 1949

Her years of service as a rancher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

“Forever in our hearts.”

Eleanor Simmons

1944 — 2000

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

Clarence Jones

1791 — 1876

Sandra Austin

1859 — 1950

Worked as a farmer in St. Louis for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“Rest in peace.”

Roger Owens

1927 — 1969

A dedicated rancher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Frances Hall

1774 — 1822

Lloyd Banks

1842 — 1896

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Martha Hicks

1910 — 1970

George Turner

1757 — 1823

Gertrude Lynch

1825 — 1897

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

Michael Daniels

1893 — 1971

Helen Richardson

1740 — 1824

Worked as a farmer in St. Louis for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“Peace at last.”

Percy Silva

1808 — 1898

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Luz Matthews

1876 — 1917

Hector Jenkins

1944 — 1991

A dedicated butcher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

“Beloved father.”

Guadalupe Lowe

1791 — 1844

Elijah Armstrong

1859 — 1918

Flossie Hamilton

1927 — 1992

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

Josiah Thompson

1774 — 1845

Daisy Castillo

1842 — 1919

Worked as a farmer in St. Louis for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“She gave all.”

Emilio Freeman

1910 — 1993

Her years of service as a rancher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Sharon Green

1757 — 1846

Paul Little

1825 — 1865

Raised seven children while working as a butcher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“The Lord is my shepherd.”

Miriam Burns

1893 — 1939

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Francisco Reed

1740 — 1792

Edith Mendoza

1808 — 1866

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

Victor Perkins

1876 — 1940

Linda Sanders

1944 — 2000

Worked as a farmer in St. Louis for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“At rest.”

Clarence Terry

1791 — 1867

Spent his working years as a rancher in St. Louis, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Dorothy Cunningham

1859 — 1941

Roger Bryant

1927 — 2000

Her years of service as a butcher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

“Asleep in Jesus.”

Bessie Wilson

1774 — 1868

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Lloyd Franklin

1842 — 1887

Alice Ellis

1910 — 1961

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

George Hernandez

1757 — 1814

Mabel Mccoy

1825 — 1888

Michael Boyd

1893 — 1962

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Juanita Parker

1740 — 1815

Percy Garrett

1808 — 1889

Spent his working years as a butcher in St. Louis, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

“God's own.”

Carmen Nichols

1876 — 1963

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Hector Ward

1944 — 2000

Kathleen Douglas

1791 — 1835

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

“Thy will be done.”

Elijah Willis

1859 — 1909

Ruby Long

1927 — 1983

Josiah Graves

1774 — 1836

A dedicated rancher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Beverly Greene

1842 — 1910

Emilio Wallace

1910 — 1984

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

“He served well.”

Joan Clark

1757 — 1837

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Paul Oliver

1825 — 1911

Hannah Simpson

1893 — 1985

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

“Beloved mother.”

Francisco Baker

1740 — 1783

Her years of service as a butcher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Catherine George

1808 — 1857

Victor Holmes

1876 — 1931

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Betty Bell

1944 — 2000

Clarence Medina

1791 — 1858

Elsie Gardner

1859 — 1932

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Roger Wood

1927 — 2000

Lillian Soto

1774 — 1859

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

“A life well lived.”

Lloyd Andrews

1842 — 1933

Spent his working years as a butcher in St. Louis, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Ethel Griffin

1910 — 1952

George Thomas

1757 — 1805

Her years of service as a rancher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Mary Gutierrez

1825 — 1879

Michael Cruz

1893 — 1953

Esperanza Scott

1740 — 1806

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Percy Morrison

1808 — 1880

Eileen Kennedy

1876 — 1954

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

“Faithful servant.”

Hector Collins

1944 — 2000

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Blanche Larson

1791 — 1881

Elijah Ferguson

1859 — 1900

Spent his working years as a rancher in St. Louis, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

“Well done, good servant.”

Winifred Ramirez

1927 — 1974

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Josiah Vargas

1774 — 1827

Norma Olson

1842 — 1901

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Emilio Washington

1910 — 1975

Leah Williams

1757 — 1828

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in St. Louis.

“Blessed are the pure in heart.”

Paul Chavez

1825 — 1902

A dedicated butcher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Eleanor West

1893 — 1976

Francisco Lee

1740 — 1829

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

“Called home.”

Sandra Williamson

1808 — 1848

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Victor Porter

1876 — 1922

Frances Perez

1944 — 1996

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Clarence Kim

1791 — 1849

Martha Hunt

1859 — 1923

Roger Rivera

1927 — 1997

Raised seven children while working as a butcher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Gertrude Hoffman

1774 — 1850

Lloyd Pierce

1842 — 1924

A dedicated rancher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

“Forever in our hearts.”

Helen Henderson

1910 — 1998

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

George Neal

1757 — 1851

Luz Fox

1825 — 1870

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Michael Myers

1893 — 1944

Guadalupe Harris

1740 — 1797

Percy Carr

1808 — 1871

Her years of service as a butcher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Flossie Gomez

1876 — 1945

Hector Hill

1944 — 2000

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“With the Lord.”

Daisy Garza

1791 — 1872

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Elijah Ramos

1859 — 1946

Sharon Morris

1927 — 2000

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“Peace at last.”

Josiah Hanson

1774 — 1818

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Miriam Hawkins

1842 — 1892

Emilio Brooks

1910 — 1966

Spent his working years as a butcher in St. Louis, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Edith Hopkins

1757 — 1819

Paul Snyder

1825 — 1893

Her years of service as a rancher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

“Gone home.”

Linda Foster

1893 — 1967

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Francisco Davis

1740 — 1820

Dorothy Peters

1808 — 1894

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“She gave all.”

Victor Reynolds

1876 — 1968

A dedicated rancher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Bessie Allen

1944 — 1987

Clarence Meyer

1791 — 1840

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of St. Louis through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Alice Crawford

1859 — 1914

Roger Phillips

1927 — 1988

Mabel Dean

1774 — 1841

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Lloyd Palmer

1842 — 1915

Juanita Cox

1910 — 1989

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“At rest.”

George Pearson

1757 — 1842

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Carmen Arnold

1825 — 1916

Michael Perry

1893 — 1935

A dedicated butcher who served the St. Louis community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

“Asleep in Jesus.”

Kathleen Jennings

1740 — 1788

Percy Carpenter

1808 — 1862

Ruby Graham

1876 — 1936

Immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Hector Moore

1944 — 2000

Beverly Wheeler

1791 — 1863

A skilled farmer whose work in St. Louis helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“Now at peace.”

Elijah Wells

1859 — 1937

Her years of service as a rancher in St. Louis left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Joan Adams

1927 — 2000

Josiah Burton

1774 — 1864

Raised seven children while working as a butcher in St. Louis; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“God's own.”

Hannah Gordon

1842 — 1883

Worked as a farmer in St. Louis for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.