Olga Maria Robles Obit
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Olga Maria Robles
© The Guthrie News Leader
Sunday, May 25, 2003


Funeral services for Olga Maria Robles, 38, will be held on Wednesday, May 28, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Guthrie at 10 a.m. Robles died in her Guthrie home on Friday, May 23.
Funeral services will be held at Davis Funeral Home under the direction of Rev. Denis G. Hanrhan and burial will take place at Memory Gardens Memorial Park Cemetery in Guthrie.
Robles was born to Juan and Enriqueta (Marinez) Acosta in Ejido Palmiras Municipo de Coah, Mexico, on Sept. 17, 1964.
Robles lived in the Guthrie area for 19 years after moving from Eagle Pass, Texas.
Robles is survived by her husband, Eduardo Robles, her four children; Maria, Juan, Marclea and Olga, all of Guthrie; her mother, Enriqueta Martinez of Guthrie, her father, Juan Acosta of Bethany; six sisters and brothers, Janet Delgado and husband Marcos of Ft. Worth, Texas; Orpha Gonzales and Jess Acosta, both of Uvalde, Texas, Juan Acosta, Jr., of San Antonio, Texas and Jose Carrizales of Iowa.


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