Sunrise December 19, 1932; Sunset April 12, 2024

Mildred Braxton Littlejohn, 91, of San Angelo went to heavenly reward on Friday, April 12, 2024.

Public viewing will be from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM on Tuesday, April 23, 2024 at Robert Massie Funeral Home with the family receiving friends from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 PM on Wednesday, April 24, 2024 at Christian Fellowship Baptist Church. She will be buried next to her husband, Billy Littlejohn, Jr. at the Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Abilene on Thursday.

Mrs. Littlejohn affectionately called "Honey" (because she always called everyone else Honey) was born December 19, 1932, in Hampton Virginia to James and Evelyn (Daye) Braxton. She received a varied education in Economics, Distributive Education, Professional Selling, Child Development and Psychology while in Nuremberg, Germany.

Mrs. Littlejohn applied all that she learned from work experience and education. She excelled in retail sales and management. Mrs. Littlejohn retired from AAFES after 30 years of outstanding and exemplary service. She had the ability to plan ahead and see the end result. She used good judgment at all times, thus making sensible and objective decisions. She was respected by all and will be missed by many. Mrs. Littlejohn really cared about people and especially small children.

She enjoyed her family and friends, sewing, perfume, fashion and jewelry, court shows, especially Judge Judy, Judge Joe and Judge Mathis (she always bragged that she could "win" any court case). Mrs. Littlejohn also routinely enjoyed Sonic hamburgers, oatmeal cookies, peanut butter on toast and her beloved Diet Cokes. Red was her favorite personal color, but she also preferred all hues of blue for her cars and interior decor. Mrs. Littlejohn Loved the Lord and faithfully attended Christian Fellowship Baptist Church.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Billy C. Littlejohn, Sr; her parents James and Evelyn (Daye) Braxton; her siblings, Earnest Braxton, Thelma Braxton Holloman and Vincent Braxton; her best friend and sister, Irene Tropier; and two grandchildren, Kenny C. Green, Jr. (Lil' KC) and Billy C. Littlejohn, III.

She is survived by her children, Billy Carl Littlejohn Jr. of Wichita, Kansas, Darlene Wheeler of San Angelo, and Andre V. Littlejohn of Wichita, Kansas; 12 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; and a host of other family and friends in the Midwest, the East Coast, and Texas.

Cards and flowers will be accepted by Robert Massie Funeral Home, 402 Rio Concho Dr. San Angelo TX76903.

Bobby Dean Lacy (Bubba) was born November 20, 1950, to Claude Lacy and Dessie McKinney Lacy, in San Angelo, Texas. He and his twin sister, Billie Jean (Sister) became close before being introduced to the world. Bobby stayed in the womb an extra three minutes to receive massive intelligence, soothing compassion, glowing personality, and unflinching perseverance. He joined other siblings that adored him--Claude Lacy, Jr., Jimmie Ruth, Bonnie Raye and John Edward. Our younger sister Shirley Jean became a member of the clan in later years.

Bobby Dean attended Hammond Elementary and Blackshear Jr. High and was always the smartest student in the class. He was Valedictorian of our 9th Grade class at graduation, May 1966. As a Central High School Student, he was president of our Pathfinders Social Club and Vice President of the Student Council. Upon graduation, in May 1969 he was in the top five percent of our class and earned a National Honor Society scholarship. While attending the University of Houston, he became a loving and loyal brother of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He and his brothers developed caring, lifelong relationships. Bobby loved his fraternity and spoke of his brothers many times.

Bobby and Willie D. Riggins were blessed with their precious Christopher Dean in 1973. Chris and his wife, LaShara, gave his father six grandchildren-Rae'-Ven, Niyah, Laila, Joseph, Jaquay Steen, and Randy Randoph. Also, Joseph gave his grandfather a great-great granddaughter, Addisyn Crawford. Chris and his family live in Richardson, Texas.

Bobby and Theresa Rollins were blessed with their precious Marlon Curran Rollins in 1974. Marlon and Temekia Porter gave his father a granddaughter, Ayshia Symone Rollins. Marlon is married to Angela, and they live in Dallas, Texas.

Bobby served five years in the U.S. Navy, touring on the U.S. Constellation ship for most of his stint in the military. He was stationed in Guam, Philippines, and San Diego California. He served his country well and always honored fellow Veterans with acts of kindness. Bobby and his wife, Denise, lived in San Diego during his time in Navy. Upon their divorce, he moved back to San Angelo in the early 1980s.

In his hometown, Bobby Dean began to soar! He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism/English from Angelo State University. He became a dynamic and colorful Sports Caster at KLST Television. At the same time, Bobby was a contributing writer to the San Angelo Standard Times. He also started his business as a DJ, spinning playlists for social events and church activities in the community, Bobby became the Poet Laureate of the San Angelo Community. By request, he spoke at many, many funerals, writing poems and reciting specially composed tributes for the deceased.

Bobby and Kimberly Allen were blessed with their precious son, Justin D'Unique Lacy in 1986. Justin and his wife, Nephrateries Young, gave his father three grandchildren-Mahki Clifton, Mia Clifton, and Micah Harris. Justin and his family live in Jackson, Florida.

Bobby Dean served with his brother, Rev. John E. Lacy, Pastor, Christian Fellowship Baptist Church for twelve years, working with the Brotherhood and Media ministries in the early 2000s through 2015. He simultaneously implemented his "Brotha Bob" Sunday Morning Worship Program, burning CDs to donate and sell. Amazingly, Bobby started his own community newspaper, EBONY EYE, writing, editing, advertising, and distributing by himself. What an accomplishment. Bobby served with Galilee Baptist Church, Rev. John Pope, Pastor, working with the Brotherhood Ministry.

Bobby Dean passed away, Friday, April 12, 2024, leaving his earthly body to be with our heavenly Father. He knew that he would be with the Lord for eternity. His playlist and his last conversation alluded to his heavenly home. He is preceded in death by his parents Claude and Dessie; his brothers Claude Jr. (Willie Pearl) and John Edward and his sister Jimmie Ruth, along with his very special friend, Mrs. Doris Arnold.

He is survived by his loving special lady, Detra Green Harris; his sisters Bonnie Raye, Billie Jean, and Shirley Jean; his three sons, his 10 grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. He is also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews.

The family would like to give a special thanks to his niece, Susan Torres, for the love and care she provided till the very end.

Public viewing will be from 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM on Sunday, April 21, 2024, at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Funeral service will be at 10:00 AM Monday, April 22, 2024, at Galilee Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Johnny Allen officiating and Pastor Pope eulogizing. The burial will be at 1:00 PM Tuesday, April 23, 2024, at Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Abilene, Texas.

Juan Diego Aguilar, Jr., 45, of San Angelo passed away on Thursday, April 11, 2024.

Funeral services are pending with Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Juan Diego Aguilar was a caring father, grandfather, son, brother and uncle. He left this world on April 11, 2024 at the age of 45. He will be sadly missed and will always hold a place in our hearts. He was born to Juan Diego and Rosa Aguilar on May 17, 1978 in San Angelo, Texas. He was a die-hard Dallas Cowboy fan, growing up he loved to play baseball. He enjoyed being around people he loved by celebrating all things to celebrate. He was full of life, the passion in his creativity with his art gave him a chance to share and enjoy. He was a character who had us laughing all the time. He had a vivid imagination and a natural storyteller always trying to make people laugh with so many childhood memories. He is loved by so many and will sadly be missed but will always be remembered.

He is survived by his loving family, his two children, JD Aguilar and Kamryn Aguilar; grandson Giovanni Aguilar; his parents, Juan Diego and Rosa Aguilar of San Angelo; four siblings, German Aguilar and wife Cristela, Sylvia Regino and husband Mike, Gonzalo Aguilar and wife Candace, Rosa Muniz and husband Alex; his nieces and nephews who all loved him dearly.

Gary Wayne Goetz, 76, passed away Thursday, April 18, 2024.

Gary Wayne Goetz, age 76, peacefully passed away on April 18, 2024. Born on August 26, 1947, in San Angelo, TX, Gary was the son of Erwin and Melba Goetz. Gary served with pride in the Marines and was an active member of Immanuel Baptist Church

He was deeply loved and respected by the community he called home. His presence brought warmth and laughter to those around him, and he had a remarkable ability to uplift spirits with his infectious smile. Whether it was through a kind word or a playful joke, Gary had a gift for brightening anyone's day.

He is survived by his children Kimberly Turner (James), Stephanie Price (Chris), Cody Goetz (Carlee), and Amber Goetz, sister Peggy Milburn, and grandchildren Margaux Reynolds (Dillon), Madison Helton (Jon), Kristen Briggs (Dan), George "Dietz" Goetz, and Gretchen Goetz.

Gary is preceded in death by his parents, Erwin and Melba, and his sister Betty Morgan.

At this time, details for a memorial service to honor Gary's life are pending.

Patsy Jean Perry passed away on April 17, 2024, at the age of 83 after a courageous 6 year battle with cancer. She is now with her Savior and no longer in pain.

Patsy was born and raised in Ballinger, Texas. She married her sweet, kind and loving husband of 62 years. They were married on August 12th, 1961.

They have three children. Douglas of Roswell, NM., Deryll and wife Vickie of San Angelo and Denise Gatlin and husband James of San Angelo. Two granddaughters Kelsey of Lubbock, TX and Kaylee of San Angelo.

Patsy worked for many years at JCPenney as a floor supervisor, and a gift shop owner. After retirement, Vernon and Patsy traveled across the United States and the world, sharing their love of traveling by taking their granddaughters on many of their excursions.

Patsy is survived by her husband Vernon, children Douglas, Deryll and Denise and granddaughters Kelsey and Kaylee, sister Lawanda Crane of Abilene, and many nieces, nephews and cousins. She is preceded in death by her parents Ober Douglas and Lilly Violet Wood.

A special thanks to Dr. Cummings and his staff, Shannon and Encompass Hospital. Also, thanks to the Silver Stars at Glen Meadows Baptist Church and her best friend Betty Bowers, along with the support that Chris Bowers provided to Vernon. A final thanks to West Texas Hospice and Juli Whittington for her love, help and support.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the American Cancer Society or a charity of your choice.

A visitation will be held on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at Harper Funeral Home from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. A service will take place on Sunday, April 21, 2024, at 3:00 PM at Harper Funeral Home. A private burial will follow at a later date.

Herbert R. Heard, “Herbie”, age 81 was escorted by angels to his reward in Heaven on April 15th, 2024 after a brief illness. He was born on September 19, 1942 to the late MD and Margaret Heard of San Angelo. Herbie graduated from Central High School before joining the Navy. He proudly served his country during the Vietnam war on the USS Coral Sea. After being honorably discharged he became involved in the insurance industry working his way up to partner with Fields-Stewart-Dolliver insurance which eventually became USI Insurance. He enjoyed his job with USI for over 50 years as well as his coworkers which he considered his extended family.

Herbie was an avid golfer making many lifelong friends at Bentwood Country Club. He sometimes would have a stellar round of golf followed by (his favorite saying) a louse bound attempt. He also loved fishing, enjoying many trips to Del Rio with his fishing buddies Larry Ricci and Steve Wardlaw.

He will be remembered for his strong faith, love of country and his family. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Donna, his devoted and precious daughter, Carrie Jo and husband Jacques Hodges who he considered his good buddy as well as beloved granddaughters Katie and Abigail Hodges, all of Winchester, England. He is also survived by his brother, Martin Dudley Heard. He will be missed beyond words by his family but we are comforted by the fact that he is safe in the arms of the Lord that he loved with all his heart. We would like to thank the nurses and staff at Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital for the compassionate care shown during his final days.

Memorials in his name may be made to his favorite organization, House of Faith, 321 Montecito Drive, San Angelo, TX. 76903 or to a charity of your choice.

Eunice Lucille Harrison Flatt peacefully entered Heaven early Sunday Morning April 14, 2024 to be with her Savior Jesus Christ. She lived a full life and was 100 years old. She was born near Sweetwater, Texas on July 11, 1923. She will join her twin sister Vernice who passed away in 1928. These twins were born to Elizah "Lige" Harrison (1886-1965) and Zora Miles Harrison ( 1901-1977). Eunice grew up in Big Spring, Texas during the great depression and times were hard but the family was strong and lived her Faith in Jesus. She had an older brother, Clyde Clifton Harrison (1918-1995) and a younger sister Wanda Jean Burlinson (1927-2001). She was also preceded in death by her husband of 77 years Travis D. Flatt (1919- 2016) and two sons, Jerry Odell Flatt (1941- 2009) and Carl Dean Flatt ( 1949- 2019).

She loved and enjoyed her adopted home town of Albuquerque New Mexico. She loved the shops, the culture and her Church Sandia Baptist where she was very active. She loved playing her Electric Organ and she was an extremely accomplished Artist, painting many New Mexico scenes. She taught dog grooming, Wedding Cake Baking and Candy making and operated schools teaching those skills. She remained in Albuquerque until Her husband passed and was moved to Baptist Retirement Center in San Angelo, Texas in 2017. She missed her many friends in Albuquerque but made many new friends in San Angelo.

Eunice is survived by her son, Ronald D. Flatt and wife Marie ( Mertzon, Texas), Grandchildren Travis C. Flatt (Tulsa OK), Justin Flatt (Seattle WA) Jason Flatt ( Las Vegas), Grand daughters Emily Flatt Gatti ( Hawaii) and Tina Flatt Flohr (las Vegas), Daughters-in- Law Ann Flatt ( Midland TX), Linda Flatt (Las Vegas).

We are very appreciative of the love and kindness shown by Gentiva Hospice, The Crest at Baptist Retirement Center, Pastor Garland Peek, Pastor Chris Sweet, Grace Temple Baptist, Chaplin Kevin McSpaden, Chaplin Domingo Lopez and her unofficially adopted son, Ethan Crawford.

Eunice L. Flatt will be Laid to Rest at Sunset Memorial Gardens beside her beloved husband in Albuquerque on Thursday April 25, 2024 at 2 PM flowing a short viewing at French Funeral Home on Lomas N.E. at 1 pm.

Desema Renea Hernandez, Daughter, Sister, Mom, Grandma, Aunt and Friend to all, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, in San Angelo. She was preceded in death by her PaPa Tommy Evans, her Uncle, David Evans, and her Cousins, David "Squirrel" Mohler and Kayla Uribe. She is survived by her loving family, Grandmother, Shirley Evans, of San Angelo; her Parents, Bobby Gray of Midland and Terrie Evans, of San Angelo; her children, Katie Hernandez, of Midland and Tyler Hernandez, of San Angelo; 3 Grandchildren,  Isabella Maria Hernandez, Amelia Rose Gentry, and Ezekiel Tyler Gentry; her two brothers, Robert Gray, of San Angelo and B.J. Gray, of Apple Valley, CA. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Renea loved life and never met a stranger. She will be deeply missed and will remain in our hearts forever.

Connie Davis, age 76 went to be with the Lord on Friday, March 29th 2024 after a short battle with cancer. She was born October 6, 1947 to Deen and Nonnett Davis. She graduated from O’Donnell High School in 1965. She is survived by a daughter Susan Matkowski and husband Jody. A son Steve Wilhelm. Grandchildren Logan, Kylie and Caroline Matkowski and SJ and Kaden Wilhelm. A sister Karen Crouch and husband Kenneth a brother Larry Davis and wife Pat. She loved animals and baking and spending time with her grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at a later date.

Ila Mae "Tootie" Baker
Ila Baker, 82, went to be with her Lord and Savior on April 15, 2024.

Ila was born to Jerrell and Ila Young in Fort Worth, Texas, on November 22, 1941. She
attended school in Jal, New Mexico, where she made lifelong friends who were like family
to her. After high school, Ila attended business school and began working in the banking
industry. On August 14, 1973, she married the love of her life, James Raymond "Butch"
Baker, in San Angelo, Texas. Together, they had two children, Will Ray Baker and Shelly
Fay Baker. Ila devoted her life to Will and Shelly and created a foundation of faith, love,
and support for all who knew her. Ila always loved a household of friends and family and
made all feel welcomed and loved; everyone left her house with a full belly and a heart full
of love. Ila's greatest joy was being promoted to "Grammy" in January 2000 with the birth
of Logan Michael Daly and in 2003 with the birth of Tyler Ray Daly. Ila had a huge heart
and was "Mom" to many. Ila could be found playing Scrabble at the local dress shop or at
her dining room table with family and friends, creating a house full of laughter. To know
Ila was to know love.

Ila is reunited with her loving parents, Jerrell and Ila (Warrick) Young, the love of her life,
Butch Baker, and her baby brother, Duane Young.

Ila leaves a legacy of love to her children: Will Ray Baker and girlfriend Josephine
Medrano of Stanton; Shelly Baker of Stanton; Grandson Logan Michael Daly and fiance
Taylor Marie Fender of San Angelo; and Grandson Tyler Ray Daly of Stanton.
Ila's compassion and strength will always be remembered by those fortunate enough to
know her.

Ila had a servant's heart and loved helping others. In lieu of flowers, the family asks
donations be made to a charity of your choice.

Serve wholeheartedly, as if you were serving the Lord, not people. Ephesians 6:7
Graveside services will be held at 1 :00 p.m. on Saturday, April 20, 2024, in Sonora, Texas.