Jack was born to Herman and Lillie Stahl Wenetschlaeger on December 17, 1926, in Hermleigh, TX, having one older brother, Henry Wenetschlaeger. He went into the Army in 1945 and served his country two years during World War II – spending time in Italy. He married Bernice F. Halfmann, on November 20, 1950, in Olfen, TX, and farmed in the Olfen area for seven years. Jack and Bernice were blessed with three children: Nancy, Terry and Malcolm Wenetschlaeger. He worked for Ballinger Butane, Irby Oil Company and Mueller Supply Company. Meanwhile, he lost Bernice in 1980 and later married Madie C. Wooley. They lived in San Angelo for most of their happy years together (18) and he commuted to Ballinger until his retirement in 1989. Jack was blessed with Madie’s family during those years and remained close to them even after losing her in 1999.

Jack married Joan R. Rowland in 2000 – they bought a home together and lived there eighteen years. He enjoyed taking care of the home and yard, woodworking and welding in his large shop, and attended the Business Men’s Bible class for 17 years. He was at his best while attending many dances! He and Joan were members of the Western Dance Club and the Wall Polka Club for many years. He never met a stranger and loved to give “hugs”! Jack made many friends throughout his entire life. He and Joan decided to sell their home and move to a senior living complex – Christian Village in January 2018. It was just before this move that they decided to join Calvary Baptist Church. Jack made the decision to join after several visits and they became a part of the church family – enjoying many services there and getting to know the people. Bro. Bobby Roger, pastor, became a friend and mentor.

Jack was preceded in death by his parents; two loving wives and one child from his first marriage, Dorothy Lane; one brother, Henry F. August Wenetschlaeger, son-in-law, Jackie Isham, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.

He is survived by his loving wife, Joan; daughter, Nancy Isham of Ballinger; son, Terry and wife Patty of Abilene, son, Malcolm Wenetschlaeger and partner, Sam Simpson of Abilene, three grandchildren, Heidi Sargent, Quaid Wenetschlaeger and Farryn Burkham, and four great-grandchildren; stepson, Louis Wooley of San Angelo, stepson and wife, Edde and Kay Elliott, their two daughters and 4 grandchildren, who have remained a part of Jack’s life and were very close to him and to Joan. Also, a stepson and wife, Jim and Jane Rowland and their family became a part of his life.

The family wishes to express our heartfelt thanks to the staff at Central Texas Nursing and Rehabilitation for the loving care provided to Jack during his stay. We would also like to extend our deepest appreciation to Joan for the exceptional care she gave to our dad.

A memorial table will be set up to honor Jack's life on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, and Thursday, October 24, 2024, from 8:00am – 7:00pm at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo, TX. We invite all to pay their respects and celebrate the cherished memories of Jack. There will be a private family service held to honor his legacy and the impact he had on our lives.

David William “Dave” Shaw, aged 79 of San Angelo, Texas died peacefully surrounded by family on October 16, 2024, at Shannon Medical Center.

David was born in San Angelo, Texas to parents Ewell A. and Clarice Vaught Shaw on June 2, 1945. He grew up in Water Valley, Texas. David was the youngest of five children with one older sister and three older brothers. He developed an avid interest in sports growing up and played football, basketball and tennis while in high school. His tennis talent took him to the regional finals. Dave graduated from Water Valley High School as Pep Squad Beau, Class Favorite and Mr. Water Valley High School in 1963.

David was drafted into the Army in 1966. Due to his artillery expertise, he was placed in the Seventh Infantry Division Honor Guard. He served during the Korean War and attained the status of Sergeant. He was honorably discharged March 2, 1968, and re-enlisted in the National Guard. Following a 16-month military career, he served in the Forestry Service in Colorado. This is where he met his wife of fifty-two years, Diana Lynn. David and Diana courted for a year and were married December 29m 1972, by the Justice of the Peace at the El Paso County Courthouse in Colorado Springs, Colorado. This is where they lived and started a family.

He started a long and rewarding career in the roofing industry. Because of intelligence, ingenuity and through sheer hard work, he progressed to project manager. In his spare time, David enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping with his family. He was a family man, as well as a man of integrity. David was known to all as a loving father and a doting husband. He was a great man.

He is survived by his wife, Diana Lynn; daughters Leslie Ann Arledge, and husband Robert; Andrea Lynn Mutzabaugh, and husband Brian. Six grandchildren: David Walsh, Paul Mutzabaugh, Ashley Carter and husband Jeff; and Evan, Jacob and Braxton Mutzabaugh. He is also survived by two great-grandchildren: Rhett and Aria Carter. He is also survived by his older siblings: Kenneth Shaw, Lorece Baze; and Robert “Bob” Shaw.

His memory will live on in our hearts, in the legacy he created and through his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at 10:00am, at Harper Funeral Home.

Christina Ramirez Carrasco, 78, passed away Monday, October 14, 2024, at her home surrounded by family.

Public viewing will be from 1:00 PM until 8:00 PM Sunday, October 20, 2024, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Mass will be 10:00 AM Monday, October 21, 2024, at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father Joey Faylona, officiating. Burial will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mrs. Carrasco was born July 24, 1946 in San Angelo to David and Guadalupe Ramirez. Christina has been a lifelong resident of San Angelo. She was a Certified Nursing Assistant from 1968-1969. She worked at Nathan's Jewelry, and at Goodfellow Airforce Base. Christina loved shopping, dancing, listening to music, dressing up, playing Pac-Man, and making memories with family members. Her favorite color was Orange but loved bright happy colors. Christina was a loving and caring person who brought joy and happiness to those around her. Christina was someone who those around her could turn to during their hardships.

Survivors include her husband, Raul Hernandez; a son, Hector Ramirez; five daughters, Brenda Perales and husband Geraldo, Francis Martinez, Carol Gomez, Ramona Martinez and Michelle Carrasco and husband Manuel Moncibais, Jr.; 17 grandchildren; numerous great grandchildren, and numerous great-great grandchildren.

Christina's pallbearers will be Manuel Moncibais, Jr., Gerardo Perales Sr., Marcos Chapa, Michael Moncibais, Christopher Garcia, and Brandon Perales, and her honorary pallbearer is Manuel Moncibais, III.

The family would like to thank the staff at High Plains Senior Care Hospice for their loving care.

Donaldo Armendarez Alcala was born May 26, 1963, in Fort Worth, Texas. He passed away peacefully on October 16, 2024, in Knickerbocker, Texas. Don graduated from the University of North Texas. Don’s career was in the Commercial Walk-in Cooler/Freezer manufacturing industry for 37 years. 

He loved his family and friends with all his heart. He was dedicated to living a full life. He was the most generous and kindhearted person and leaned heavily on his faith. He loved the outdoors and working on his land in Knickerbocker, Texas.

He was preceded in death by his parents Torivio and Catalina Alcala, many aunts, uncles, cousins and great friends.

He is survived by his wife Robin Alcala of 38 years. Son Cordero Alcala, wife Lauren, Daughters Ceceley Benes, husband Jesse. Courtney Key, husband Dalton. Grandchildren Corbin, Colton, Toby and Guinevere. Sisters Esther Allen, Lilia Alcala and Liza Alcala.

Rosary will be Friday, October 18th at 6pm & Mass will be Saturday, October 19th @ 10 am at Immaculate Conception Mission in Knickerbocker Texas.

Reeder Price, 96, of San Angelo went to be with the Lord on Saturday, October 12, 2024 in San Angelo, TX. Reeder was born in 1928 in Andrews County, part of the third generation of Prices in Andrews. He rode on his first cattle drive at the age of 5. Reeder attended Andrews High School, then joined the US Army Air Corps. Later, he was the co-owner of Herzberger Appliance store for 10 yrs, worked 31 yrs as the County Treasurer and then, the County Auditor.

For 20 yrs Reeder volunteered as the City Probation Officer, 9 yrs as the Veterans Service Officer and 30 yrs with the Salvation Army. He also served as president of the Texas County Treasurer Assoc., the Andrews Country Club and the Rotary Club.

Reeder loved to grow black-eyed peas and tomatoes, play golf (even in Hawaii) and meet the “old men” for coffee at Cassidy’s. He was one of a kind!

He married Patricia Stilwell in 1951, and they celebrated 72 beautiful years together.

Survivors are children Frank (Linda) Price and Rene’ (Jim) Wilcher; grandchildren Zach Edwards, Caleb (Ashley) Edwards, Rachel (Cody) Hall, Reeder Pat (Megan) Price; Nine great-grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; brother Bob (Bonnie) Price and sister Jean Fowler.

Reeder was preceded in death by his wife, Patricia, grandson Daniel Price Breyman, brothers Bubs and Bill, and sisters Grace, Juanita and Joan.

Much love to the Baptist Retirement Community and Baycrest Assisted Living in San Angelo - y’all loved on Reeder well!

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

It is with profound sadness we announce the passing of Janie Robledo on September 20,2024, at the age of 55. She was born to Domingo Ramirez and Ricardo Robledo on May 30, 1969.

Janie leaves her two sisters, Maria Rangel and Trinedad Robledo and her brother, Frankie Rivera, who hold her dear in their hearts, despite life's challenges.

Throughout her life, Janie touched countless hearts with her kindness and compassion. We take comfort in the memories we shared with her. Rest in peace, Janie. You will never be forgotten.

Memorial service will be held for family and close friends to celebrate Janie's life at 11:00 AM on October 19,2024 at Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Jesus Marquez, 87, of San Angelo passed away on Friday, October 11, 2024 at his residence.

The visitation will be from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Thursday, October 17, 2024 with Rosary beginning at 6:00 pm at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. A celebration of life service will be held Friday, October 18, 2024, 10:00 am at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Burial will follow in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Marquez was born on March 29, 1937, in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, to Margarita Oviedo and Jose Marquez. Jesus grew up in Piedras Negras with his family. He moved to San Angelo in 1984 where he worked for the family business Marquez Bakery as a baker until his retirement in 2017.

Jesus married the love of his life, Carmen Salinas on April 11, 1964, they had four sons; Jesus Jr., Fernando, Jose, and Armando.

Jesus enjoyed baking and gardening. He took pride in how his yard looked and loved being outdoors caring for his rose bushes and trees. He loved watching sports, baseball and boxing and even attended a few Texas Rangers games. His favorite team was the Los Angeles Dodgers and if you ever visited the Marquez Bakery, you could see him wearing a Dodgers cap. He also enjoyed spending time with his family.

He will be lovingly remembered by his devoted wife, Carmen Marquez of San Angelo; sons, Jesus Marquez, Jr., Fernando Marquez and wife Berta of Eagle Pass, Jose Raul Marquez, and Armando Marquez and wife Lidia of San Angelo. He was a loving grandfather to Vanessa N. Marquez, Jesenia Jo Marquez, Fernando Andres Marquez, Frank Rodriguez, Mariah Marquez, Aleina Marquez, Erica Velez, Naomi Marquez, Oksana Marquez and nine great grandchildren. As well as numerous nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Esteban Marquez, Jose "Pepe" Marquez, Sisters; Julia and Rosa Marquez; and a precious granddaughter Amber Mariah Marquez.

The pallbearers will be Fernando Marquez, Armando Marquez, Frank Rodriguez, Marco Bustos, Erasmo Bustos, and Marco Bustos, Jr. Honorary pallbearers will be Jesus Marquez, Jr., Jose Raul Marquez, and Fernando Andres Marquez.

The Marquez family would also like to extend its deepest gratitude towards St. Gabriel's Hospice for providing exceptional care and comfort for our loved one during a time of need.

Jesús Márquez, de 87 años, de San Angelo, falleció el viernes 11 de octubre de 2024 en su residencia.

La visitación se llevará a cabo el jueves 17 de octubre de 2024, de 10 a.m. a 8 p.m. con el rosario comenzando a las 6:00 p.m. en la Capilla Robert Massie Riverside. El viernes 18 de octubre de 2024, a las 10:00 a.m., se llevará a cabo un servicio de celebración de la vida en la Iglesia Católica de Santa María. Los arreglos están bajo la dirección de la Funeraria Robert Massie.

El Sr. Márquez nació el 29 de marzo de 1937 en Piedras Negras, Coahuila, hijo de Margarita Oviedo y José Márquez. Jesús creció en Piedras Negras con su familia. Se mudó a San Angelo en 1984, donde trabajó para el negocio familiar Marquez Bakery como panadero hasta su jubilación en 2017.

Jesús se casó con el amor de su vida, Carmen Salinas el 11 de abril de 1964, tuvieron cuatro hijos; Jesús Jr., Fernando, José y Armando.

A Jesús le gustaba la repostería y la jardinería. Se enorgullecía de cómo se veía su jardín y le encantaba estar al aire libre cuidando sus rosales y árboles. Le encantaba ver deportes, béisbol y boxeo e incluso asistió a algunos juegos de los Rangers de Texas. Su equipo favorito eran los Dodgers de Los Ángeles y si alguna vez visitabas la Panadería Márquez, podías verlo con una gorra de los Dodgers. También le gustaba pasar tiempo con su familia.

Será recordado con cariño por su devota esposa, Carmen Márquez de San Angelo; sus hijos, Jesús Márquez, Jr., Fernando Márquez y su esposa Berta de Eagle Pass, José Raúl Márquez, y Armando Márquez y su esposa Lidia de San Angelo. Fue un abuelo amoroso para Vanessa N. Márquez, Jesenia Jo Márquez, Fernando Andrés Márquez, Frank Rodríguez, Mariah Márquez, Aleina Márquez, Erica Vélez, Naomi Márquez, Oksana Márquez y nueve bisnietos. Así como numerosos sobrinos y sobrinas.

Fue precedido en la muerte por sus padres; hermanos, Esteban Márquez, José "Pepe" Márquez, Hermanas; Julia y Rosa Márquez; y una preciosa nieta, Amber Mariah Márquez.

Los portadores del féretro serán Fernando Márquez, Armando Márquez, Frank Rodríguez, Marco Bustos, Erasmo Bustos y Marco Bustos, Jr. Los portadores honoríficos del féretro serán Jesús Márquez, Jr., José Raúl Márquez y Fernando Andrés Márquez.

La familia Márquez también desea expresar su más profunda gratitud a St. Gabriel's Hospice por brindar una atención y un consuelo excepcionales a nuestro ser querido durante un momento de necesidad.

Mary Lou's journey through life was shaped by her unwavering love for her family and her remarkable spirit. On December 25, 1946, she married her soulmate, Marion Rivers, in a beautiful ceremony in Matador, Texas. Together, they built a life rich with love, laughter, and lasting memories until his passing. She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, and her devoted siblings, Dale Jackson and Joyce Jameson.

Mary Lou is lovingly remembered by her family: her daughter, Deb Babcock and her husband, James Babcock; daughter Linda Padgett; daughter Kristi Brokaw and her husband Kent; and son Craig Rivers and his wife Vivan. She was a proud grandmother to D'Dawn Fuller and her husband Jeff, Dory Cawyer, Kelci Brokaw and her husband Jon Clark, K'dee Brokaw and her husband Mercer McGuire, Keri Hamilton and her husband Tyler Hamilton, and Jarik and Conan Rivers. She adored her great-grandchildren: Clay, Hank, and Jack Fuller; Bradley and Elizabeth Hamilton; Maverick Boland; Eve Lou McGuire; and Riley Rivers.

Mary was an ardent lover of family gatherings, where laughter, love, and connection reigned supreme. She found joy in celebrating life’s simple pleasures, from swooning over Hallmark movies to piecing together beautiful puzzles. The greatest joy of her life was always being surrounded by her family, who were her pride and joy.

Mary Lou will always be remembered for her grace, integrity, and remarkably gentle spirit. She touched the lives of many and leaves behind a legacy of deep compassion and unwavering love. She will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of calling her mother, Granny, GG and friend. May her spirit live on in the laughter and love of those she cherished most.

As we remember Mary Lou Rivers, let us hold on to the memories she left us, filled with kindness, laughter, and unconditional love. She will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

Visitation will be held on Sunday October 20, 2024, at Harper's Funeral Home from 3:00-5:00pm. Funeral services will be held Monday October 21, 2024, at 2:00 pm at Harper's Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.