Steven Wynn Gebhardt passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 4, 2026 in San Angelo.

Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Steven Wynn Gebhardt was born September 4, 1950 to Marla and Arthur Gebhardt. He was the oldest of 3 children, himself, brother Randy, and sister Lisa. He grew up on a farm and oh the stories he told, to him that was the greatest days of his life. He enlisted into the United States Air Force after high school where he served in Vietnam for 2 years as family trouble brought him home. He then met and married Cathryn Love in which blessed them with 2 children, Christian Love and Amanda Rae.

He laid his only son to rest in 2009 in which he became the beacon of strength for his daughter. He loved Yahweh above all, then his children, grand children, and country.

He is survived by his daughter, Amanda Mausolf and her husband Michael, and son Mason of Elk City Oklahoma, his grandchildren, Jonathan McCarty and his wife Angie, and daughter Allianna, grandson, Noah Mausolf, and Brandon all of San Angelo Texas, his grandsons, Alex and Caleb of Forgan, Oklahoma, his sister, Lisa her husband and children.

Fly high Pops your chariot took you home!

Thomas Lee "Tommy" Evridge, 78, passed away on Sunday, February 22, 2026 at his home.

No services are scheduled at this time. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Thomas was born on February 2, 1948 in San Angelo to Thomas E. and Norma Lee Evridge. Tommy grew up in Big Lake and graduated from Reagan County High School in 1962. He played on the football team, was a life guard, and worked at his father's filling station. Tommy graduated from Angelo State University with a degree in sociology. He worked as a probation officer, as a Parole offices, and ranched on the side around Miller's View. Tommy also proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy before being honorably discharged,

He married the love of his life, Sylvia Escobedo and loved his time with her before breast cancer took her life.

Tommy was a hoot and always did whatever he wanted to do. He enjoyed BBQing, old westerns and reading.

He is survived by his son, Mac Evridge and his wife Barbara of San Angelo; a brother, Billy Evridge and wife Sheena of Albuquerque, New Mexico; a sister, Janie; four grandchildren, Linzi Mironchik, Bryson Evridge, Jayci Evridge, and Tyler Evridge; and four great-grandchildren, Thomas Elliott, Scarlett Lee, Miles, and Nixon.

Maria Alicia Franco, 76, of San Angelo, Texas, entered the gates of Heaven on Sunday, February 15, 2026.

Public Viewing will be from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM Friday, February 27, 2026 with a prayer service at 6:00 PM at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Funeral Service will be at 10:00 AM Saturday, Febraury 28, 2026 at Templo El Calvario with Pastor Mauricio Franco, Jr., officiating. Burial to follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

She was born on June 6, 1949, in San Angelo, Texas, to Fermin C. Lerma and Lucia D. Lerma. She was united in marriage to the love of her life, Diogenes Franco, on September 3, 1971, in Ballinger, Texas. Together they shared 54 beautiful years of love, faith, and partnership.

She served the San Angelo Independent School District Food Service Department for 21 years, serving homemade bread and desserts at Glenmore Elementary, Holiman Elementary, and Rio Vista Elementary and always served with a warm smile. She cherished the opportunity to serve breakfast and lunch to the students each day.

On Easter Sunday, April 22, 1984, she received the Lord Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior under the ministry of Pastors Raymundo & Maria Hernandez. This decision shaped the rest of her life, as well as the lives of the generations that followed after her. Alongside her husband, she devoted herself to ministry and missionary work. On December 6, 1987, they founded the first Christian church in Otates, Landa de Matamoros, Querétaro, Mexico. She faithfully served as Director of Missionettes for Christ and as a deaconess at Centro Evangelistico for nine years under the ministry of Pastors Maria & Antonio Lucio.

She was a prayer warrior who loved to pray for peoples' needs. She believed in the power of prayer according to the scripture in Jeremiah 33:3 "Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know."

On May 25, 1993, Maria and Diogenes, together with their children Reina, Mauricio Sr., and Tabitha, established Mision Evangelica in San Angelo, Texas. She served as a Sunday School teacher for ten years, lovingly leading children to Jesus Christ through Bible stories and songs. In 2005, they moved to Templo El Calvario, where she continued serving alongside her husband as he pastored the congregation entrusted to him by God.

She was a devoted prayer warrior who deeply believed in the power of prayer, standing firmly on the promise of James 5:14: "Is anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord."

In the fall of 2016, her family and church began packing Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes in memory of her beloved grandson, Immanuel James Cordero. She found great joy in gathering school supplies, removing tags, folding clothing, and carefully preparing each box with love.

Maria was a loving and compassionate woman who welcomed everyone as family, from her children's friends to her grandchildren's friends. She was known as "Mom" to her children, "Tia Licha" to her nieces and nephews, "Wela" to her older grandchildren, "Grandma" to her younger grandchildren, "Hermana" to her church family, and "Doña Licha" or "Mary Alice" to her friends.

She was anticipating the birth of her great-granddaughter, Laeli Milagros Lucio.

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 verses were:

Joshua 1:9 "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go."

Revelation 3:11 "Behold, I am coming quickly! Hold fast what you have, that no one may take your crown."

She is survived by her husband, Diogenes A. Franco; Children, Reina Franco, Mauricio & Laura Franco, Diogenes & Ramona Gloria and Tabitha & Adam Cordero; Grandchildren: Mauricio Franco Jr., Marina & Adam Lucio, Marisa Franco, Isabelle Gloria, Ezekiel Cordero, Samuel Cordero & Abel Cordero; sister, Grace Ponce and Brothers Fernando D. Lerma & Efrien D. Lerma.

Pallbearers will be Richard Hernandez, Roy Hernandez, Eduardo Franco, Justin Murillo, Miguel Soto, Daniel Soto, Jacob Soto.

Honorary Pallbearers will be Adam Cordero, Adam Lucio and Ezekiel Cordero.

María Alicia Franco, de 76 años, de San Ángelo, Texas, entró a las puertas del Cielo el domingo 15 de Febrero de 2026.

El velatorio público se realizará de 10:00 a. m. a 8:00 p. m. el viernes 27 de febrero de 2026, con un servicio de oración a las 6:00 p. m. en la Funeraria Robert Massie. El servicio fúnebre se realizará a las 10:00 a. m. el sábado 28 de febrero de 2026 en el Templo El Calvario, oficiado por el pastor Mauricio Franco, Jr. El entierro se realizará posteriormente en Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Nació el 6 de Junio de 1949, en San Ángelo, Texas, hija de Fermin C. Lerma y Lucia D. Lerma.

Se unió en matrimonio con el amor de su vida, Diogenes Franco, el 3 de Septiembre de 1971, en Ballinger, Texas. Juntos compartieron 54 hermosos años de amor, fe y compañerismo.

Sirvió al Departamento de Servicio de Alimentos del Distrito Escolar Independiente de San Ángelo durante 21 años, ofreciendo pan casero y postres en las escuelas primarias Glenmore, Holiman y Rio Vista, siempre con una cálida sonrisa. Apreciaba la oportunidad de servir el desayuno y el almuerzo a los estudiantes cada día.

El Domingo de Resurrección, 22 de Abril de 1984, ella recibió al Señor Jesucristo como su Señor y Salvador bajo el ministerio de los Pastores Raymundo y María Hernández. Esta decisión marcó el resto de su vida, así como la vida de las generaciones que vinieron después de ella. Junto a su esposo, se dedicó al ministerio y a la obra misionera. El 6 de Diciembre de 1987, fundaron la primera iglesia cristiana en Otates, Landa de Matamoros, Querétaro, México. Sirvió fielmente como Directora de Missionettes para Cristo y como diaconisa en el Centro Evangélico durante nueve años bajo el ministerio de los Pastores María y Antonio Lucio.

Ella era una guerrera de oración que amaba orar por las necesidades de las personas. Creía en el poder de la oración según la escritura en Jeremías 33:3: "Clama a mí, y yo te responderé, y te enseñaré cosas grandes y ocultas que tú no conoces."

El 25 de Mayo de 1993, María y Diógenes, junto con sus hijos Reina, Mauricio Sr. y Tabitha, establecieron la Misión Evangélica en San Ángelo, Texas. Ella sirvió como maestra de Escuela Dominical durante diez años, guiando con amor a los niños hacia Jesucristo a través de historias bíblicas y canciones. En 2005, se mudaron al Templo El Calvario, donde continuó sirviendo junto a su esposo, mientras él pastoreaba la congregación que Dios le había confiado.

Ella era una devota guerrera de oración que creía profundamente en el poder de la oración, apoyándose firmemente en la promesa de Santiago 5:14: "¿Está alguno enfermo entre vosotros? Llame a los ancianos de la iglesia, y oren por él, ungiéndolo con aceite en el nombre del Señor".

En el otoño de 2016, su familia y la iglesia comenzaron a empacar cajas de Operation Christmas Child en memoria de su amado nieto, Immanuel James Cordero. Ella encontraba gran alegría al reunir útiles escolares, quitar etiquetas, doblar ropa y preparar cuidadosamente cada caja con amor.

María era una mujer amorosa y compasiva que recibía a todos como familia, desde los amigos de sus hijos hasta los amigos de sus nietos. Era conocida como "Mamá" por sus hijos, "Tía Licha" por sus sobrinos y sobrinas, "Wela" por sus nietos mayores, "Abuela" por sus nietos más pequeños, "Hermana" por su familia de la iglesia, y "Doña Licha" o "Mary Alice" por sus amigos.

Ella estaba anticipando el nacimiento de su bisnieta, Laeli Milagros Lucio.

Será profundamente extrañada por todos los que la conocieron y amaron. El testimonio de su vida, su fe y su amor continuará brillando a través de las futuras generaciones por venir.

Sus versículos favoritos de la Biblia eran:

Josué 1:9 "Mira que te mando que te esfuerces y seas valiente; no temas ni desmayes, porque Jehová tu Dios estará contigo en dondequiera que vayas."

Apocalipsis 3:11 "He aquí, yo vengo pronto; retén lo que tienes, para que ninguno tome tu corona."

Le sobrevive su esposo, Diógenes A. Franco

Hijos: Reina Franco, Mauricio y Laura Franco, Diógenes y Ramona Gloria, y Tabitha y Adam Cordero.

Nietos: Mauricio Franco Jr., Marina y Adam Lucio, Marisa Franco, Isabelle Gloria, Ezekiel Cordero, Samuel Cordero y Abel Cordero.

Hermana Graciela Ponce y Hermanos Fernando D. Lerma y Efrien D. Lerma.

Portadores del Féretro: Richard Hernandez, Roy Hernandez, Eduardo Franco, Justin Murillo, Miguel Soto, Daniel Soto, Jacob Soto

Portadores del Féretro Honorarios: Adam Cordero, Adam Lucio and Ezekiel Cordero

Glenda Taylor of San Angelo passed away on February 23, 2026 in her home. She was born on November 13, 1943, in Hobbs, New Mexico to Otho and Osie Raye (Elder) Hamilton. She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Danny Taylor, one sister Sybil. She is survived by her brother Phillip Hamilton and wife Denise; two nieces Jade McLean and her husband, Andrea Hall and her husband; one great niece and many great nephews. She worked at Pinkies for 22 years, and she will be missed for her humor.

Lenora, affectionately known as Aunt Nora, passed away in Tomball, Texas, (outside of Houston), on February 17, 2026. She was born during the Great Depression, in Tennyson, Coke County, Texas, on the Brooks’ family homestead. She had two older sisters, Mildred Palmer Green and Gladys Palmer Heideman, and one older brother, Vernon Palmer. Her parents were Grace Brooks Palmer and William Joshua Palmer. Her parents and siblings preceded her in death.

Lenora’s family moved to San Angelo when she was young, and she attended San Angelo schools, graduating from Lake View High School. She played the clarinet in the High School marching band. Lenora’s favorite song was “The Eyes of Texas.”

Lenora had many nieces and nephews, of whom she was very fond.

As a young adult, Aunt Nora drove her nieces and nephews around San Angelo to different locales for fun. One of the most enjoyable pastimes was going to the Rocket drive-in theater to see movies, which was a real treat if you grew up in the 50s and 60s in this area. Later, she worked to receive her LVN to become a nurse as a lifelong calling to help and serve others. Lenora faced life’s challenges with grace and found joy in simple pleasures. She especially loved to study the Bible. She also enjoyed playing games like Skip Bo, Scrabble, Dominoes, and Mahjong with friends and family. She loved her family and lived for a time with her sister, Gladys, in San Angelo where she was a member of the First Baptist Church. She then moved back to the Houston area where she was faithfully taken care of by her niece, Carolyn, until passing.

Lenora was married and had a daughter who died at birth. She has one son, Kevin Keel, who lives in Houston.

Lenora lived a life full of faith and was a beacon of Christian values and character. She led many to know Christ and will be greatly missed.

Lenora has come full circle and will be laid to rest in Tennyson, Texas.

A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 27, 2026, at 10:30 am at Mule Creek Cemetery in Tennyson.

Matthew 25:23 “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Rest in peace, Aunt Nora.