Martha Aracely Rocha, 62, of San Angelo, Texas, entered the gates of Heaven on Thursday, April 2, 2026.

Public viewing will be held from 12pm-8pm Friday, April 3,2026 with a prayer service remembering her life at 6:00 PM at Robert Massie Funeral Home with Brother Deacon Ricardo Gonzalez, officiating. Funeral Service will be at 10:00 AM Saturday, April 4, 2026 at Robert Massie Funeral Home with Pastor Gabriel Cano, officiating.

She was born on October 28, 1963, in Acuna ,Coahuila to Rosa Estela Ramirez and Juan Hernandez. She was united in marriage to the love of her life, Guadalupe Rocha and together they shared 31 years of beautiful memories. Together they had a baby that passed away early in pregnancy. Together they also had three fur babies named Chispa, Muneca, and Candi which were always a big part of her life. She loved her fur babies so much.

She was a loving,kind,heartful, cheerful person. She loved to cook for her family. She enjoyed going out with her loved ones and was always up for an adventure. She always loved to bake cakes for her family on their birthdays. She always had a smile on her face and would always help you when needed. Her favorite color was red.

On a special Sunday, April 15,2012, she received our Lord Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at Templo Fuente de Agua Viva in San Angelo, Texas. This decision shaped the rest of her life, as well as the lives of her family. She was big on her faith and would always speak the word of our Lord to others. She was a true sister in Christ. Her favorite cantos were Levanto mis manos, El Alfarero,

Martha was a loving and compassionate woman who welcomed everyone as family and was known as the "aunt grandma" to her nieces and nephews. She was known as "Martucha" to some family members as well as to her friends.

She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her. The testimony of her life, her faith, and her love will continue to shine through future generations to come.

Her favorite bible verse was Psalms 91

She is survived by her husband, Guadalupe Rocha; Sisters, Silvia Fernandez and Dora Elia Hernandez who passed away at the age of 15 years old, and her younger sister Laura Gonzalez; All of her nieces and nephews and family and friends.

LaDee Childers peacefully went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 in San Angelo, Texas. LaDee was born in Odessa, Texas on July 4, 1939 to Nora “Billie” and L.D. Bedford and grew up in Odessa.

LaDee was preceded in death by her husband Charles “Tim” Childers, parents Nora “Billie” and L.D. Bedford, and sister Evelyn Anthony. She is survived by her sister Lou McGee; her daughters Kelley Tobin and Connie Eddy, her son-in-law David Tobin, her grandson Joshua Tobin and his fiancé Kelsey Beck, along with many friends and members of her extended family.

LaDee will be laid to rest at Johnson Cemetery in Moran, Texas in a private family graveside service. In lieu of flowers, the family requests a gift donation to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Meals for the Elderly of San Angelo, or a charity of choice.

Tommy David Hatfield, beloved husband, devoted father, adored Papaw, and faithful servant of the Lord, entered into the presence of his Savior on March 29, 2026, at the age of 80, surrounded by his loving family. Tommy was born on March 23, 1946, in Columbus, OH. He graduated from Reynoldsburg High School and then Ohio State University with a double major in Natural Resource Management and Journalism. At the age of 22, he was drafted into the US Army and served during the Vietnam War. It was there that he met and married his beloved wife, Tho Thi “Lan” Nguyen, on October 4, 1971. They built their life together in the beautiful mountains of High Rolls, NM. Tommy retired as a federal firefighter from Holloman AFB. He was also employed as a firefighter at White Sands Missile Range (main post and the High Energy Laser Systems Facility, HELSTF), Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base, and the US Forest Service. The highlight of his career was working at the Smokey Bear Ranger District, where he served as Suppression Crew Foreman. This crew morphed into what is now known as the “Smokey Bear Hotshots,” a crew sent to fight the hottest parts of a fire. His work history also included: Fire Prevention Officer and Land Management Team Writer/Editor for the US Forest Service, Public Affairs Officer for the Bureau of Land Management, Instructor of General Forestry at Boise State University, Soil Conservation Technician for the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Sales Manager for KEY Radio and oil field derrick man. Tommy was a pillar of his community. For many years, he served as a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher at Trinity Baptist Church. He was a member of the High Rolls Mountain Park Lions Club and was a long-time volunteer firefighter for the High Rolls Volunteer Fire Department until just recently when his illness no longer allowed him to serve. He was a friend to many and known for his willingness to always lend a helping hand. He enjoyed outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing and loved to play and watch basketball. March Madness was one of his favorite times of the year. His love of the outdoors led to the creation of his own tree trimming and firewood business, “Arbor Encantada Tree Service.” Tommy treasured his family and made every effort to attend his grandchildren’s many special activities. He leaves his family with abundant memories of time spent together. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Tho Thi “Lan” Hatfield; his five children, Carol (John) Wearden of San Angelo, TX, Kim Hatfield of Williamsburg, VA, Christy (Daniel) Gifford of San Angelo, TX, Kendal Hatfield of Calvert City, KY, and Carly (Blake) Moseler of San Angelo, TX; his sixteen cherished grandchildren: Catherine, Addison, and Megan Wearden; Logan and Kaylan; Alison, Jonathan, Aidan, and Darin Penn and Aedan Gifford; Koryn and Ashlen Hatfield and Macie Maul; and Kianna Hatfield and Berkeley and Collins Moseler; his great-granddaughter, Emma Hatfield-Joyce; his stepchildren, Ngoc and Thao and their children; his siblings, Susan (Gary) Meadows, Reverend James Howard Hatfield III, and Christine (Jim) D’Innocenzo; his Uncle Joseph Fisher and many cousins, nephews, nieces, and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, James Howard Hatfield Jr and Ollie Nathalene Fisher Hatfield. A celebration of life service will be held on May 2, 2026, at 11:00 am at Trinity Baptist Church, High Rolls, NM officiated by Pastor Steve Fambrough and Pastor Billy Tucker. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his memory to Trinity Baptist Church or the High Rolls Volunteer Fire Department.

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” - 2 Timothy 4:7

"If a man die, shall he live again? All the days of my appointed time will I wait, Till my change come." - Job 14:14

Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Agapito "Pito" Sanchez Martinez, 67, of Big Lake, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, March 26, 2026, following a vehicular accident in Mertzon.

He was born on October 17, 1958 in Ciudad Acuna to Beatriz and Juan Sanchez and was the oldest son of twelve siblings. In 1990, he and Margarita Ledesma welcomed their daughter, Mercedes, and in 1994, they welcomed their son, Hector.

He grew up in Acuna before the family moved to Big Lake. In his younger years, Pito enjoyed dancing and traveling. In more recent years, he found joy in visiting with family and had a special gift for making others laugh. He will be remembered for his warmth, his humor, and the love he shared with those around him.

Pito dedicated much of his life to working in the oil field at Globe and Esbjerg Oilfield. In his later years, he enjoyed collecting and selling scrap metal, always keeping himself busy. He was baptized in the name of Jesus Christ at the Apostolic Church in Big Lake.

He is survived by his twelve siblings, Paula Martinez of Dallas, Maria "Chayo" Griner of Austin, Juanita Reyes of Del Rio, Martha Ramos of Denver City, Victoria Gomez of Iraan, Bonifacio Sanchez of Acuna, Teresa Sanchez of San Angelo, as well as Juan Sanchez, Rosalinda Sosa, Blanca Jaramillo, Beatriz Alcantara, and Dulce Chavez all of Big Lake., two children, Mercedes and Hector, and nearly 50 nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his nephew, Ezekiel Sosa, and his infant sister, Beatriz.

A closed-casket visitation will be held at 7:00 PM Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at the Apostolic Assembly Church located at 200 S. Main St in Big Lake.

Funeral services will take place at 11:00 AM Thursday, April 2, 2026, at the Apostolic Assembly Church, with burial to follow at Glen Rest Cemetery and a meal at the Rancho Grande building at 407 S. Plaza St.

Pallbearers will be Juan Sanchez, Bonifacio Sanchez, Alex Chavez, George Reyez, Mario Jaramillo and Raymond Saldibar Jr., and honorary pallbearers will be Bonifacio Sanchez Martinez, Juan Pablo Sanchez Martinez, Hector Sanchez.

The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the Irion County Sheriff's Office and DPS officers, as well as Robert Massie Funeral Home, for their care and assistance during this difficult time.

James W. "Jimmy" Matthews II, age 65, passed away on March 31, 2026, at his home in Big Lake, TX. He was born in Big Lake to James W. and Francis Louise Morris Matthews on June 15, 1960. A visitation will be held on Monday, April 6, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at First Baptist Church, 510 E. 7th St, Big Lake, TX 76932. Funeral services will be held the following day on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM at the church as well, with interment to follow at Stiles Cemetery. A full obituary will be posted at a later time. 

Hubert Wilde, a veteran of World War II and longtime resident of Wall, Texas, passed away on March 31st surrounded by family. Hubert was born November 6, 1925 in Westphalia, Texas, to Louis and Anna (Hoelscher) Wilde.

He began his education in Westphalia at the Church of the Visitation Catholic School until the family moved to Olfen when he was 12. The family then moved to Wall in early December, 1941, where they had the honor of attending the dedication of St. Ambrose Catholic Church on December 7, the same day as the Pearl Harbor bombing. He graduated from Eola High School before being drafted into basic training. After basic training, he joined the U.S. Army 70th division. As a private, first class for the Army, Hubert saw action in Europe, and he had many amazing stories of his time during the war.

The U.S. Army recognized Hubert for his honorable service with a Purple Heart in 1945. After graduating from Texas Tech, the Army Reserve commissioned him 2nd Lieutenant. Hubert proudly participated in parades with other veterans and was very active in the Purple Heart Chapter.

After the war, Hubert returned home and attended San Angelo College and graduated from Texas Tech University. He married Lorene Michalewicz on November 8, 1950, and enjoyed 68 years of marriage with her. Together, they farmed in Wall, Muleshoe, Dimmitt, and finally back to Wall.

Hubert was a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church and The Knights of Columbus. He also served on the Wall ISD School Board. His favorite activity in recent years was playing dominoes with his friends.

He is survived by his son David (Pam) Wilde of Brenham, Texas, and daughters Kathy (Les) Gabrysch of Blacksburg, Virginia, and Jeanie (Greg Burdett) Grogan of San Antonio, Texas, as well as eight grandchildren: Adrienne (Steven) Siemsglusz, Deanna (Jason) Schultz, John (Lacey) Gabrysch, Katie (Mike) Link, Emily (Henry) Hilgendorf, Michael (Svetlana) Grogan, Matthew (Samantha) Grogan, and Jessica (Rowdy) Stewart and fifteen great grandchildren: Addison Siemsglusz, Bryce Siemsglusz, Collin Siemsglusz, Dalton Dunfield, Colton Schultz, Tegan Schultz, Brandon Schultz, Joseph Gabrysch, James Link, Nash Link, Oliver Hilgendorf, Leonid Grogan, Stetson Stewart, and Sterling Stewart.

He is also survived by his siblings: Ludwina Buxkemper, Andrew Wilde, Gerald (Linda) Wilde, and Lee Ray (Jean) Wilde; sisters-in-law Shirley Wilde, Evelyn Michalewicz, Annie Halfmann, and Betty Simon; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Hubert was preceded in death by his wife, Lorene; his son, Daniel; his son-in-law, Joseph Grogan; and his parents and siblings: Monsignor Alvin Wilde, Bernadine Knipp, Lucy Wilde, Louise Michalewicz; sisters-in-law Charlene Wilde, Rose Schulz; brothers-in-law Lee Roy Buxkemper, Bill Knipp, Ernest Michalewicz, Durwood Schulz, James Michalewicz, David Halfmann, and Bob Simon; nieces Lori Simon, Kathy Rose Schulz, Vicki Halfmann; nephew Michael Buxkemper.

The Rosary will be held at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Wall, Texas, on Monday, April 6th, at 10:30 AM to be followed by the funeral mass at 11:00 AM. The burial will follow at St. Ambrose Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers for the service will be his grandsons John Gabrysch, Michael Grogan, Matthew Grogan, and great grandsons Dalton Dunfield, Colton Schultz, Brandon Schultz, Bryce Siemsglusz, and Collin Siemsglusz.

The family requests donations be made to Catholic Outreach.

Family and friends may share their condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Susan was a shining light who taught others about unconditional love. Despite facing lifelong health challenges, she enjoyed life to the fullest. She loved wearing jewelry and was always putting cute clips in her hair. She had the heart of a child and would laugh and giggle at everything. She loved her great nieces and nephews and enjoyed doing arts and crafts with them. Susan lived in a group home, but she looked forward to her weekends at her family home. Susan was her mother's pride and joy and she loved wearing her mom's clothes and jewelry while she was at the family home for the weekend.

Susan was cherished by her family. She is survived by her parents, Johnnie & Elvira Barron: her siblings, Emma Hernandez (Roger), Gloria Barron, Martha Martinez (Bobby), Ruth Perez all of San Angelo, and Lea Henderson of San Antonio, TX.

Susan is preceded in death by her sister Consuelo Barron and her great, great nephew Mason Martinez.

Susan was loved by her family and left behind 9 nieces and nephews, 20 great nieces and nephews and 2 great, great nieces and nephews. They had a special place in her heart and learned so much from them. She taught them that even if life was not easy, that there is beauty in every day of our lives and that we are to live every day in victory.

A special thank you to the staff at Daybreak and MHMR for taking special care of her.

The family wishes to thank you-for all your prayers and appreciate the support in this difficult time.

Donna Elaine Orr, 62, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. She was born on January 23, 1964, in San Antonio, Texas to John Neimeier and Irene Sloan. Donna graduated from Winston Churchill High School and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Donna spent her life in several different states including Texas, Florida, and Maryland in various jobs providing customer and project support, and teaching. Donna paid great attention to detail, and especially enjoyed completing a project and seeing the results of her hard work. Her most recent job was managing a game room in San Angelo. Donna also loved to cook and bake. During the holidays, she loved being the host and inviting family for her famous homemade lasagna and german chocolate cake.

Donna was preceded in passing by her father John Neimeier, mother Irene Sloan, stepfather Marshall Eugene (Gene) Sloan, and many special aunts, uncles, and friends. She leaves behind a host of family and close friends who will miss her dearly. Left to cherish her memory are her children Reece Orr, Emily Orr, and husband Terrill; sister Sandy Sanchez, and husband Richard; niece Erin Sanchez; nephew Kris Sanchez, and wife Gina; stepmother Joy Neimeier; stepsiblings Vicki Hurst, David Lloyd, and wife Kandi, and Lynda Lloyd.

A special thank you to St. Gabriel’s Hospice who cared for Donna the past few years, and most recently, the nurses and staff at Shannon Hospital and Hospice of San Angelo. Meagan, Molly, and Melody provided care, compassion, and friendship to Donna that was genuine. Donna treasured the relationships with her caregivers who so generously gave her their time, support, and love.

Donations in Donna’s memory to any organization that supports animal welfare are appreciated. The family will have a private memorial at a later date.