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It is with a very heavy heart that we announce the passing of Blas Mesa on Feb. 25, 2021 from a battle with cancer. Blas is predeceased by his parents, and three siblings: Abe Wetzler, Rosa Mesa and Hildelisa Mesa. He is survived by his best friend, Jack Wetzler, and other friends of more than 25 years: Eileen Wetzler, Myke McCoy, Dennis Mikkelsen and Katrina Birt, as well as many more friends too numerous to list. He is also survived by five siblings: Josefina Peralpa, Hortensia Mesa, Anisia Barroso, Vikky Lopez and Dorian Mesa; numerous nieces and nephews; primos Minerva, Francisco, Anicia and Aneisy and so many more family members still living in Cuba. And, the loves of his life, Boston Terriers, Rhonda and Snoopy miss him so much.
Key West Utility Board powers $5 million investment in global bond fund
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Key West (Fla.) Utility Board General Employees Retirement System invested $5 million in PIMCO Global Bond Opportunities Fund (Unhedged).
The $106 million pension fund’s board approved the investment in the active global fixed-income mutual fund managed by
Pacific Investment Management Co. at its Dec. 15 meeting, said Timothy Nash, consultant at
AndCo Consulting, the pension fund’s investment consultant.
At that same meeting, the board approved liquidating its $5 million investment in Templeton Global Bond Fund, an active global fixed-income mutual fund managed by Franklin Templeton.
Mr. Nash said Franklin Templeton was terminated due to performance concerns. Franklin Templeton spokeswoman Stacey Coleman could not be immediately reached for comment. AndCo Consulting assisted.