Las Cruces Daily Digest Sunday, June 07, 2026

Ty's Take

Clare Villemez worked this valley for eighty-some years, and obituaries in a town like this aren't just names in a box—they're the thread count of what holds us together. When you lose someone who planted roots here deep enough to see the Mesilla grow from farmland into a city, you lose a witness to how much and how fast things change. The art classes and the wellness pieces running alongside his notice today say something true about Las Cruces right now: we're hungry for beauty and balance in the middle of all that growth. That hunger, and the people who answered it, that's what Clare's generation passed down to us.


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Clarence “Clare” Villemez

Clarence 'Clare' Villemez, 87, passed away peacefully on January 9, 2026, in Las Cruces after a distinguished 30-year career as a biochemistry professor and scientist at the University of Wyoming. He is survived by his wife Barbara, two children from a previous marriage, and several grandchildren.

Creating with Serenity

At just 13 years old, Serenity Cerros-Robb has turned her passion for crafting into a thriving business called Serenity's Creations, selling handmade jewelry and sewn accessories at local farmers markets. The seventh grader at Mesilla Valley Leadership Academy developed her entrepreneurial skills...

The Space Between Care

Anthony Dohrmann, founder of Electronic Caregiver, is addressing a gap in healthcare by developing technology that monitors patients at home, where he says the traditional health system often fails people. Drawing from his background in security and emergency response systems, Dohrmann moved his...


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