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Joseph Gerard Guthrie
22 de junio de 1955 - 8 de abril de 2024
22 de junio de 1955 - 8 de abril de 2024
Joseph G. Guthrie (1955-2024)Joseph Gerard Guthrie AKA Crazy Joe, 68 of Santa Fe, NM, passed away due to a suspected heart attack on April 8, 2024.
He was born in Lamar, CO in 1955 to Robert E. Guthrie and Theresa Motley and was raised by his Grandmother Erna Franklin Guthrie. Throughout his life Joe was known as the life of the party. His “Yeah Man” cheers, unique dancing, and crazy white afro will be remembered for years to come. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and having a long chat with friends while listening to a guitar shred in the background.
Joe was preceded in death by his father Robert, sister Deborah, and nephews Sammy and Jimmy. He is survived by his ex-wife Susan (Deon) Truitt, three daughters Jessica (Kirby)Austin, Alexandria Guthrie, and Melissa (Antonio) Guthrie, brother Otis (Bobbi) Guthrie, and eight beautiful and beloved grandchildren: Leani, Marisa, Leiannette, Johnathan, Justice, Aralynne, Jacob, and Anberlee.
A celebration of life will be announced at a later date. Please check the Rivera Funeral Homewebsite for details. If you are interested in donating to the family to assist with paying for services you may do so at https://giveahand.com/fundraiser/joe-guthrie-memorial-fund.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at EVANGELO'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. We encourage everyone to join in celebrating Joe’s life with family and friends while supporting Joe’s favorite local spot and good friend, Nick Klonis.
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Homenajes
Gail Martin
Knew Joe, Sue and the girls from back when he worked for NMA Co. just discovered he is gone now, he was a prince! Used to live a couple of trailers away and also worked with him at Rancho Encantado… knwing you’re pain free is a good thing my friend, Vaya con Dios.
R. Montes
Such a wonderfully kind and warm person. I used to enjoy seeing him on Governor Miles out on a stroll, honking and waving at him. He'd return with a hardy wave and huge electric smile. I'll miss seeing him. Rest in peace
Charlene Cde Baca
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Joe. I had the honor of working w/ him at the Tourism Dept many, many years ago. I was just a kid and he took me right under his wing. I've thought of Joe throughout the years because once you knew him, you could NEVER forget him.
Debbie Martinez
Susan and children I am sorry for ur loss. Take care. Debbie Martinez retired DOH
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