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   OA Online Obituaries. 
   
January 2, 1999

Permian Basin Obituaries

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   David Arredondo
   
   PINE RIDGE, S.D. -- David Arredondo, 33, born in Odessa Jan. 30, 1965,
   died Thursday, Dec. 24, 1998, in his home in South Dakota. Following a
   traditional Indian wake in Pine Ridge, S.D., David will be transported
   to Odessa where services will be held to honor him.
   
   Services  will  be  at  11 a.m. today at St. Anthony's Catholic Church
   with  the  Rev.  Luis  Zepeda officiating. Rosary will be said at 7:30
   p.m.  Friday  at  Martinez  Funeral  Home  Chapel. Arrangements are by
   Martinez Funeral Home.
   
   Pallbearers will be Richard Arredondo, Elrick Lopez, Robert Arredondo,
   Johnny Nabarrette, Johnny Nabarrette Jr. and Juan Gamboa Jr.
   
   David  served  in the United States Marine Corps from July 5, 1983, to
   July  7,  1992,  as  a  sergeant. In September of 1994, he served as a
   Federal  Police  Officer  on  the  Ogalala  Sioux  Tribe Public Safety
   Commission.  He  graduated  from  the Federal Law Enforcement Training
   Commission in Artesia, N.M., in December 1995, second in his class. He
   received numerous awards for dedicated service and placed first in his
   class for Physical Fitness out of 120 police officers. He was a member
   of the Akicita (Protector of the People) group.
   
   David  was  preceded  in  death  by his father, Serapio Arredondo Jr.;
   Uncles  Onesimo  and  Gilbert Arredondo; and Aunts Teresa Martinez and
   Rafaela Uribez.
   
   His  survivors  include his spouse, Jerlene Eaglelouse Arredondo; four
   sons,  Damian Serapio, David II, Dane Charles and Devin Marcos, all of
   Pine  Ridge, S.D.; and step-father Roger and mother Mary Lou Ochoa, of
   Riverside, Calif.
   
   David has three brothers, Richard and Raul of Odessa and Robert of Ewa
   Beach, Hawaii; four sisters, Maria T. Castro of Wichita Falls, Jovita,
   Lillian  and  Debbie,  all  of  Odessa;  grandfather, Hijnio Uribez of
   Saginaw,  Mich.; grandmother, Josephine Juarez of Odessa; uncles, Jose
   Cesario  Uribez  and  Tomas  Uribez,  both of Del Rio; Aunt Rosario of
   Bakersfield,  Calif.;  Uncle  Johnny  Nabarrette  of Odessa; his aunt,
   Maria  Elena  Gamboa  of  Odessa; Uncle David of Garden Grove, Calif.;
   Aunt Mena of Odessa; and Aunt Oralia of Chilicothe.
   
   David  has  11  nephews  and  11 nieces, Margarito Victor Castro, Mary
   Enedina  Castro,  Elizabeth  Castro  and  Brittany Michelle Arredondo,
   Austin  Arredondo  and  Christy  Angel  Lee,  Orlando Torres II all of
   Wichita  Falls;  Richard  Arredondo  Jr.,  Johnny  Arredondo  and Raul
   Arredondo  Jr.,  all of Oklahoma City; Freedom Dawn Arredondo, Elrick,
   Elzid  and  Zi  Andra  Lopez, Jonathan Dakota Arredondo, Tyler Michael
   Arredondo,  and  RosaLee  Arredondo,  Vanessa  Jean  Johnston,  Carina
   Navarrete  and Cynthia Marie Arredondo, all of Odessa; Jesse Arredondo
   Oliver of Fort Worth; and Kristin Arredondo of Ewa Beach, Hawaii.
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