The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Suzanne Forrest
Dr. Suzanne Forrest, a beloved resident of Ajijic, passed away on April 25 at the San Antonio Hospital from complications after a successful surgery to repair her fractured leg.
Michael Robbins
With his wife Nancy by his side, Ajijic resident Michael Robbins died at home of congestive heart failure on March 2.
James Kaye
Long-time resident James (Jim) Kaye died Tuesday, January 21 at his home in Riberas del Pilar, at age 89.
Annie (Leyla Ann) Sheahin-Linn
Annie (Chahine) Sheahin, known as Leyla Ann Sheahin, passed away quietly at home in the arms of her devoted husband, Sunday, February 16, just five days before her 88th birthday, after a long and difficult battle with diabetes.
John Herbert Jones, Jr.
When born in Billings, Montana on October 24, 1929, John Herbert Jones, Jr. supposedly took a single breath of air and began singing – at least according to his mother. “And he was the only one in the family who could sing on pitch,” she added, comparing his voice to those of his four sisters.
Jimmy Barto
Virtuoso lakeside musician James Keith Barto died in his sleep Wednesday, February 19 at the age of 62.
Adalberto Macías Llamas
Adalberto Macías Llamas, founder of the Niños y Jovenes children’s home, died Monday, January 6, at the age of 93. He had been in failing health over the past several years.
Carlos Soto Turver
Carlos Soto Turver, a full-time Guadalajara resident for almost 50 years, died February 8 at the age of 74 following a heart attack.
Barry King Cutler
Barry King Cutler, 82, a regular winter visitor to lakeside, passed away peacefully at the Berkley Care Centre in North Vancouver, British Columbia on December 16, surrounded by family.
