Signature Sweets And Flowers

Business name:

Signature Sweets And Flowers

Address:

2345 Southern Blvd Se

City:

Rio Rancho

State:

New Mexico

Zip Code:

87124

Phone number:

(505) 892-5887

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Obituary: Robert H. ‘Bob’ Werden - Albuquerque Journal

Robert H. ‘Bob’ Werden RIO RANCHO, N.M. — Robert H. “Bob” Werden, age 84, a resident of Cincinnati, Ohio, and from 1988-2016, a resident of Rio Rancho, N.M., died Nov. 12, 2020. He was born Nov. 2, 1936, in New Rochelle, N.Y., to the late Clayton and Edna (Fowler) Werden Sr. Bob is survived by his wife of 64 years, Helen A. Werden (nee Dustrude); daughters, Deborah L. Smalley (Jesse) and Laura L. O’Brien (Terry); five grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Watermelon Mountain Ranch (a no-kill animal shelter), 1512 Deborah Road, No. 203, Rio Rancho, NM 87124. Private services will be observed at the convenience of the family. Inurnment will take place at Rest Haven Memorial Park in Evendale, Oho. Mihovk-Rosenacker Funeral Home in Evendale is honored to assist with Bob’s arrangements. “I’m Bob Werden, and I approve this message. God bless everyone!” ADVERTISEMENTSkip .............................................................

Local shop owners take Small Business Saturday to heart

We were swamped for almost three hours back-to-back, one after another,” said Susana Vasquez, owner of Pet Food Gone Wild in Rio Rancho.It’s no secret that sales and savings help generate more business. For Vasquez, Small Business Saturday brings new faces and new customers to her store.“We want to invite the other sides of the community – Albuquerque, Corrales, Bernalillo – (let them know) ‘Hey guys, we're here, get to know us and see what our shop is about,’” she said.With “Shop small business” bags in hand, customers saved money by cramming their pet necessities inside, taking advantage of the 20 percent discount on all those items.But Vasquez said those savings don't end Saturday. Some local businesses have teamed up with the city to extend the sales all week.You can get ten percent off with your Rio Rancho Library Card at participating locations and additional saving with a shopping pass coupon.“If you didn't get a chance to come out here, or they did a lot of Black Friday shopping and they’re strapped for cash now, it's available for them,” said Vasquez.It's not just on pet products, but on flowers, food, books and more.“I think small businesses are the heart of the community,” said Lara ... (KOB 4)

Helping Hands: Daffodil Days

Flowers will be on sale March 15th through the 18th at 33 locations around Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. For a complete list of locations visit their website.Brought to you by: New Mexico LivingKRQE.com ?? Save or Share this Page via...Related PostsAdvertisement... (KRQE News 13)

Flower shop fulfilled a dream; owner Jay Myers passes away at 55

Jay Myers, owner and operator of Flowers & Things in Rio Rancho, died of heart complications at his home Monday. He was 55. Myers’ passing was announced Wednesday on the flower shop’s Facebook page. A funeral service for Myers will be held Saturday at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church at 10:30 a.m. Myers leaves behind a wife and two daughters. Following a recession that claimed four out of five flower shops in Rio Rancho, Myers opened Flowers & Things in August 2010. According to Flowers & Things assistant manager Sara Ausbun, Myers started the business with money he had set aside for retirement. “Jay had worked in construction his whole life and his dream was to always open a flower shop,” Ausbun said. “He basically helped build Albuquerque, and then he moved out to Rio Rancho. He wanted to help build this community and so he put his retirement into opening a flower shop.” Myers was very family-oriented, Ausbun said, and loved his wife and two daughters. “His children were the light of his life,” she said. (Rio Rancho Observer)

Jay Myers, florist with 'charisma,' dies at 55

Jay Myers, owner and operator of Flowers & Things in Rio Rancho, died of heart complications at his home Monday. He was 55. Myers’ death was announced Wednesday on the flower shop’s Facebook page. A funeral service for Myers was held Saturday at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Jay Myers, who died of heart complications Monday, is seen here working in his store, Flowers & Things, just after it opened in 2010. Myers leaves behind a wife and two daughters. Advertisement Continue reading Following a recession that claimed four out of five flower shops in Rio Rancho, Myers opened Flowers & Things in August 2010. According to Flowers & Things assistant manager Sara Ausbun, Myers started the business with money he had set aside for retirement. “Jay had worked in construction his whole life and his dream was to always open a flower shop,” Ausbun said. “He basically helped build Albuquerque and then he moved out to Rio Rancho. He wanted to help build this community and so he put his retirement into opening a flower shop.” ...

Red, white, blue plants perfect holiday gift

I’d asked about originally! What are they, these green strings of pearls? – N.K., Rio Rancho A: The strings of green pearls you’re noticing are the seed pods of the cottonwood! Soon, those pearls will explode, throwing out the white cotton seed of the cottonwood to be spread by the barest of breezes. It’ll look like snow in June. The reason: One tree is male, the “caterpillar” tree, and the “string of green pearls” tree is the female. Simple as that. Advertisement Continue reading Soon, the cotton will start flying and hopefully some of the seed will be able to connect to the earth and grow into marvelous cottonwood trees somewhere in our world. Think about it, it’s a whole lot of seed with a whole lot of potential. Yes, I understand that the cotton does make some people with allergies miserable for a while, but this, too, will pass. After all, a community without trees is a miserable place to be, so be amazed at this marvel of nature and be Happy Digging In! Have a safe and peaceful holiday weekend. Need tips on growing your garden? Tracey Fitzgibbon is a certified nurseryman. Send your garden-related questions to Digging In, Rio West, P.O. Drawer J, Albuquerque, NM 87103. (Albuquerque Journal)