University of New Mexico Professor Emeritus Ángel González Dies in Spain

González died Saturday morning after being hospitalized with pneumonia. He was cremated Sunday after a ceremony at Madrid’s Almudena Cemetery.
González is survived by his widow, Susana Rivera.

Many writers, artists, teachers and others who were friends of González, a lover of late-night chats in the bars and cafes of Madrid, attended.

González was a member of the Spanish Royal Academy, the prestigious, official watchdog of the Spanish language, and won awards that included the Asturias Prize for Letters in 1985.”*

*From: http://www.unm.edu
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