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Casa Auto Group Unveils Hal Marcus Mural

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Casa Auto Group in El Paso unveils Hal Marcuss mural, El Paso Gracias a Dios, at their Ford dealership. The artwork, previously at Chamizal National Memorial, celebrates El Pasos bi-cultural heart and honors the late artists legacy. The event, marked by live music and food, emphasizes living out passions alongside loved ones.

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Casa Auto Group Unveils Hal Marcus Mural

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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Casa Auto Group Unveils Hal Marcus Mural. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Casa Auto Group in El Paso unveiled a striking mural by the late artist Howe Marcus at their Ford dealership. The artwork titled El Paso Gracias Adios captures the first Thanksgiving near San Elisario along the Rio Grande Banks on April 30, 1598. It used to grace the walls at Chamezal National Memorial, but now it has a permanent spot at Casa Ford on 5815 Montana Avenue. They wrote out the red carpet with live music and tasty food to celebrate the move. Howe Marcus left us on April 12th at age 74, and this reveal honors his legacy as a beloved local talent. Luke Lowenfield, Vice President at Casa Auto Group and a personal friend, shared how Marcus inspired him to chase life with real purpose every day. The piece highlights El Paso's bicultural heart, connecting generations through art that feels alive and true. Lowenfield emphasized living out your passions alongside the people and places that matter most.

With its new home at the dealership, the mural stays front and center for the whole community to soak in Marcus's enduring vibe. This has been El Paso News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.

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