1966-2020 Michael Rae Montiel age 54, A 5 year resident in Kingman Arizona. Born in Albuquerque, and raised in Belen, New Mexico. He received his wings Friday, December 4, 2020. Michael was a Godly man with a heart of gold. He was a legend and was always the life of the party. He had the strength of a warrior. Michael was the backbone of the family, bound with strength, respect, wisdom, love and courage. He was raised in Belen, NM and moved his family to AZ to prosper his legacy and create a great life for his family. He was an Arizona resident for 25 years. He made an impact

1966-2020 Michael Rae Montiel age 54, A 5 year resident in Kingman Arizona. Born in Albuquerque, and raised in Belen, New Mexico. He received his wings Friday, December 4, 2020. Michael was a Godly man with a heart of gold. He was a legend and was always the life of the party. He had the strength of a warrior. Michael was the backbone of the family, bound with strength, respect, wisdom, love and courage. He was raised in Belen, NM and moved his family to AZ to prosper his legacy and create a great life for his family. He was an Arizona resident for 25 years. He made an impact

Rhonda G. Cutshaw-Nelson, loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend went to be with our Savior Jesus Christ on Saturday, November 28, 2020. Rhonda was born January 26, 1953 in Toledo, Ohio. She is survived by the love of her life, her husband Sam Nelson. Rhonda is also survived by four children Sirenia, Danny, Ronny of North Carolina and her daughter Samantha of Kingman, Arizona; her brother Curtis Cutshaw (Kathy) of Kingman; her sister Darlene Cutshaw, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren as well as her dear friend Mary (mom) Meins. Rhonda worked at many trades throughout the years, and excelled at all of them. She was the reigning president of the

Ray Turner, of Kingman, died October 17, 2020. He was 79. Mr. Turner was born Oct. 29, 1940. In February of 2007 the Kingman Police Department officially launched its volunteer program with the creation of KPD’s Volunteers In Policing, the VIPs. Ray Turner was one of the original seven volunteers and had the distinguished call sign of X-Ray-1. Ray worked tirelessly as a volunteer, described by one of his co-workers as “an awesome, dedicated guy”. When the VIPs started doing the 30-day impound hearings, Ray would be at the department before 0500 hours, prepared to handle the hearings. Ray had an amazing sense of humor and loved the needling from