Our Homes

Home #27

Susan Valencia is a hard working mother with five daughters.  They are so excited about being in home #27, the second Habitat Taos home in Questa.  They love meeting the groups that come to work on the homes and give them their thanks for helping make their dream of home ownership a reality.
 

Home #26

Yvonne Passino and her two daughters, Mandi and Stephanie are so glad to be in their new Habitat home.  The first home Habitat Taos has built in Questa.  
 

Home #25

This home was built for Althea McLuckie and her beautiful, young daughter Seda who has severe physical challenges. She needs constant personal care. The house includes many upgrades to help Althea in the daily care of her daughter.
 

Home #24

Melinda Tafoya is now in her home with her son Stephen and baby girl Alyssa. Home 24 was started in spring of 2007 and was completed in late summer of 2008. Melinda set a record for our affiliate in "sweat equity" (required hours the home owner must invest in the construction of their home). She did over 700 hours, 200 hours more than are required and all within one year.
 

Home #23

Estevan and Felicia finished all their requirements plus their 'sweat equity' hours. They've been in their new home since July of 2007. Their sons, Billy and Estevan Jr. were so excited when blessed with a new baby brother. Jordan was born in December 2008. As a result Estevan Sr. is talking about adding on to their home. As a young family they have been excellent home owners.
 

Home #22

Bella Rodriguez works for the Town of Taos and is an outstanding employee from all reports. Bella reached a milestone by getting a Bachelor's degree from the UNM of Taos. She's been an outstanding homeowner and has been in her home since the summer of 2007
 

Home #21

Ms. Marti Kolesky, a long-time resident, is the owner of this home which closed this year. Marti says she cannot believe her dream of owning a Taos home has came true.
 

Home #20

Pat Luhan and her children Sterlin and Kyrie have moved in. Pat was born on the Taos Pueblo. She and her family had been living in sub-standard housing for a long time. Her children are so excited to have rooms of their own. They picked bright and wonderful colors for their rooms.