Elizabeth "Liz" Harmon, 57, of San Angelo passed away on Wednesday, January 20, 2024.

Visitation will be Tuesday, February 20, 2024 from 12:00PM - 8:00PM at Community Building, 3205 Fruitland Farm Court, San Angelo, TX. Cremation and arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Ms. Harmon was born on February 20, 1966 in Seminole, Texas to Roy Wilson and Mary Jo Soules. She attended and graduated from Reagan County Schools. She was a cashier at the family business in Rankin and she also worked as Maintenance at the Big Lake Country Club for over 10 years. She met her husband Roy, and they were together for 15 years. She had a passion for arts and crafts including dreamcatchers and jewelry. All the family children always loved to be around Aunt Liz. Ms. Harmon also lived in Corpus Christie for 10 years.

She is survived by her husband, Roy Washington of Rankin; her two sons, Micheal McKenzie and Russell McKenzie and wife Farah all of Rankin; her mother, Jo Dendy and husband Hood; her brother, Ronny Wilson of Lovington, New Mexico; and seven grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her sister, Trina.

Elizabeth Richardson (Nana/ Big Nana) was born on November 16, 1958 and passed away on February 13, 2024. She was a devoted Employee of Town and Country/ Stripes Convenient Store for more than 20 years. She always strived for the best in what she did and loved her employees like family. She is preceded in death by her Mom Evonne Davis, Her Dad Terry Davis, and her husband Dale Richardson. She is survived by her 4 daughters Kathe, Kimmy, Kayla, Kindra. Also many Grandkids and Great Grandkids who made her heart so Full.

The family would like to thank all of the staff from Gentiva Hospice for all the wonderful and compassionate care they provided during her battle with pancreatic cancer.

Anna Jean Stout, age 72, of San Angelo, Texas passed away on Thursday, February 15, 2024.

Anna was born in Detroit.

Creta C. Phillips, 79 years young, passed away at home on the morning of February 10, 2024.

She was born Creta C. Woodward, on July 4, 1944 (guess that's why she was such a firecracker). She was born in Salem, Illinois to Willard Woodward and Edra McClanahan. She married Kenneth L. Phillips and they had two children; Traci Phillips and Michael Phillips. Creta grew up in San Angelo, and attended Lake View High School. She worked in several fields related to construction and the electrical industry. She loved to remodel and flip houses. She also helped her dad build Beacon Baptist Church on Mercedes Ave. Her last career move was attending barber school, even though she cut, colored, and permed the hair of most of the family. She loved it. She loved her co-workers and clientele, which became lifelong friends. After a long and successful career, she had to retire due to health reasons. Our mother was one of the strongest women we could ever know. She overcame several medical emergencies over the last decade, but "in true Creta fashion", she kept pushing forward and rebounding. She was on dialysis for the last two years. She didn't like it by any means, but she would say it was something she had "to do to stay alive". She did it with so much grace and perseverance, including her last day of dialysis (the day before she passed).

She is proceeded in death by her parents, siblings Karyon (Bill) Clark, LaDonna (Wayne) Phillips, Eldon "Woody" Woodward.

She is survived by a daughter, Traci Phillips of San Angelo, and a son Michael Phillips and wife Jen of Des Moines, Washington; her grandchildren, Cameron Buccieri of Warsaw, Illinois; Thyme Phillips of Atlanta, Georgia; and Cole Phillips of San Angelo; a sister, Glenda Whitlock King of San Angelo; and many nieces and nephews. She is also survived by special friends, Marilyn Hartman, Linda Shoemaker, Sherry Odell, Chris Zapata, James Mata, and Susan Westenbroek; special friends from Christian Village Apartments, Anthony, Judy, Becky, and so many other residents (sorry to leave anyone out!), as well as the staff.A special thank you to Anthony, one of her best friends. If it hadn't been for him, she would not have done as well as she did the last year. Christian Village was truly a blessing to us, especially last year. She had two fantastic helpers, Emma and Emily, which she cared about so very much. Her lunch friends, Barbara Wright and Nancy Harris.

She would be upset if we left Charlie out; he was one of her favorite fur friends. She always had a treat for him, and he always looked for her expecting a treat. We know there are so many people that loved her, and we wish we could name each of you on here, but you know who you are and so do we.

We are planning to hold a memorial at a later date.

Thank you, Lord, for giving the family so many extra years with her.

Glenda H. Brown of San Angelo went to her Heavenly Home surrounded by her family on February 15,2024 at age 73. She was born on August 2,1950 in San Angelo Tx to parents William David Sr and Paula Jean (Moore) Hicks.

Glenda was the oldest of 3 children and was very good at being the oldest sibling. She attended Central High School, after graduation she went to work at GTE and retired with Verizon.

She married the love of her life Johnny Mac Brown they had a beautiful life together. She loved cats and any other animal, but her dog and her birds were her passion.

Glenda was always ready to lend a hand to anyone that was in need. She loved Jesus Christ and dedicated her life to knowing Him better in the last 7 years.

Glenda is survived by her mother Jean Hicks of San Angelo, her brother David Hicks and his wife Ida of San Angelo, nephews Michael Hicks of Ohio and Jay Hicks of McKenzie Lake, several great nieces and 1 great nephew and many friends.

Glenda was preceded in death by her dad William D. Hicks Sr., her husband Johnny Mac Brown and her sister Debra Ann Hicks all of San Angelo Tx

A small ceremony will be held at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens on Tuesday February 20,2024 at 10:00am

A celebration of life will be held at Freedom Fellowship at a later date.

Any contributions or donations can be made to Freedom Homes at Freedom Fellowship Church

Glenda was loved and will be missed by many.

Curtis Eugene Gray, age 84, peacefully passed away on Wednesday, February 14, 2024 in San Angelo, Texas. Gene was born on October 17, 1939 in McCamey, Texas to Preston and Callie (Criswell) Gray. Gene married the love of his life, Barbara Helen Templeton Gray, on December 12, 1975. They shared forty-eight beautiful years together.

Gene grew up in West Texas and was a 1958 graduate from Buena Vista High School in Imperial. Gene worked for several companies in the oil patch for over forty-five years, among them were Sinclair/Arco. After retirement, Gene and his son, Bryan Gray, started the EADO oil company. Gene served on the Wink Loving ISD school board and was a member of the Wink Lions Club. He was an avid football and track fan who loved watching his sons, grandchildren, and the Wink Wildcats. After Gene’s second retirement, he and Barbara enjoyed living the good life at the lake.

Those left behind to cherish his memory are his wife, Barbara Gray of San Angelo, TX; his children: Mike Gray of Kermit, TX; Bryan Gray of Silver, TX; Daniel Gray and wife Christin of Midland, TX; Leon Roach and wife Shannon of San Angelo, TX; and Tony Roach and wife Karen of Odessa, TX. Grandsons: Bryan Patrick Gray, Nicholas Gray, Hunter Roach, Zachery Roach, and granddaughters: Shelby Roach, Darby Roach, Kaci Roach, Taylor Gray, Aubrey Gray, and Georgia Gray. Great-grandchildren: Emerie Gray, Dexter Sherwood, and Archer Gray. Brother: Ronny Gray and wife Ann. Sister: Helen Pilkington.

He is preceded in death by his parents: Preston and Callie Gray.

Visitation will be Sunday, February 18, from 12:00-5:00 pm at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo, Texas. A celebration of life honoring Gene will be held at Harper Funeral Home on Monday, February 19 at 2:00 pm. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial. Pallbearers include: Barry Criswell, Dennis Kinczel, Rick McGehee, Randy Smith, Gary Warren, and Terry Warren.

The Family would like to say a special thank you to our extended family and friends for your continued love and support.

In lieu of flowers the Family ask for donations to be made to the American Heart Association.

Loyd Burton "Popper" White, 87, passed away Saturday, February 10, 2024, in San Angelo.

Please join family and friends for a remembrance of life service at 10:00 AM Saturday, February 17, 2024, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with Pastor Russ Frazier, pastor of Forgiven Ministries Biker Church, officiating. Military honors will be afforded by the Goodfellow Honor Guard Team. Cremation and arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Loyd Burton White "Popper" was born December 28,1936 in Slaton to L.G. "Glenard" White & Lona Faye "Jo" Townsend White. The oldest of four children, he spent his childhood in and around Slaton, where he worked on his grandparent's cotton farm. The family left Slaton for Bakersfield, California in 1952. After graduating high school, Loyd spent a brief time in college before joining the United States Air Force.

During his time in the Air Force, stationed at Barksdale AFB Louisiana, he met the love of his life, Joe Ann "Jody" Faust. The two were married on December 17, 1956. The couple had three children while living in Louisiana, Sandra Ann, Loyd Burton, II, and Rhonda Joy. The family led an adventurous life, getting to travel the world, living in places like Germany, Taiwan & the Philippines. Loyd was also a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict. During their travels to different duty stations, the family made many lifelong friends, who became more like family over the years. Loyd and Joe Ann decided to retire to San Angelo. Loyd held several jobs after his initial retirement, such as a security guard, jailor for Tom Green County and finally working back at Goodfellow Air Force Base for AAFES. His final job was as a grocery bagger at the commissary where he finally retired again in 2017.

Popper was a cowboy at heart who loved country music and horses. He was quick with a smile and a story and never missed a chance to stop and talk to a stranger or help a person in need. He also never missed a chance to rummage through a base dumpster to find treasures where others only saw trash. Popper was special to everyone who met him, and he showed the people in his life love through small acts, either through kind words or small treats, like peppermints in his pockets. He showed the world that it is the little things that really do matter. Family gatherings with Popper were always made special with his famous char-grilled ribs, complete with colorful commentary from the chef and a story and a cold beer after the meal.

Popper passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family and friends on February 10, 2024. Loyd was preceded in death by his wife; his parents; and a brother, Gene White and wife Marjorie. He is survived by his sister, Sue Cierley; and brother, Don White and wife Dona, all of Bakersfield, California. Loyd is also survived by his three children and their families, Sandra White Meyers and spouse, Steven of Elizabeth, Colorado, Loyd B. "Burt" White and spouse Kimberly of Merrimack, New Hampshire, and Rhonda Butler of San Angelo. Loyd also leaves behind a legacy of seven grandchildren, Shatzie Meyers Wardall and husband Mark, Loyd Daniel Butler and wife Leslie, Kelly Butler and wife Ashley, Molly Butler Mitchum and husband Melvin, Shayne and Michelle Meyers, Michael White and wife Katelyn and Jonathon White; and eleven great grandchildren, Ayslynn, Cayden, Torin and Mathew Wardall, Evalynn and Xandra Meyers, Raegan and Bax Butler, Emersyn Baker, and Sequoia and Anna Butler; along with many other "adopted" children and grandchildren and nieces and nephews.

Mary Ruth Sizemore Waldrep was born on August 17th, 1927. She passed away in her home on Monday, February 12th, 2024. A lot of things happened between these two dates.

Mary Ruth was the only child of Ted and Alice Sizemore. She was born at her grandparents’ home in Tioga, Texas. They were a strong family and had deep roots in faith, hope and the love for the Lord. Her father worked for General Foods and they moved often managing the Oklahoma and Arkansas area. Wherever they lived, they found a church home. At the age of eight, she made her profession of faith at the First Baptist Church of McAlister, Oklahoma.

Ruthie was the first chair clarinet in her high school All-Girl Band in Lawton, Oklahoma. They marched in many parades. When the Second World War began, she and her schoolmates collected metal to be used for bullets to help the boys fighting in Europe and the Atlantic.

She graduated high school in December and enrolled at Oklahoma A&M University in January 1945. Ruthie joined the pledge class of a brand-new sorority called Alpha Chi Omega. She was promptly elected Pledge Class President. The next year, she became the first president of the new sorority. Most recently she spoke at the sorority’s 70th Anniversary Party. Two years ago in 2022, she spoke at the 75th Gala. She is something of a legend for that sorority.

In the Fall of 1946, she met Bob Waldrep at the Welcome Dance on campus. When this decorated veteran saw the cutest blonde ever dancing with some “guy”, he immediately cut in and asked her to dance. They married in 1949, one month after they graduated.

In1953, they delightedly adopted a four-day old baby boy. When little Jimmy was five, they adopted David (4 ½) and his sister, Becky (6). They were just settling into being a family of five when Ruth began feeling unusually fatigued. Eight months later Dana was born.

Bob worked for the Apollo Paper Company in Houston, Texas. Ruth took a job at Dana’s high school where she was quite favored by students and faculty. When Dana graduated, Ruth took a job at Houston’s First Baptist Church where she worked nearly 14 years. She loved those years being able to serve people and the Lord.

In 1993, they retired to San Angelo, Texas where they remained dedicated to their God, their family, and their church. Bob passed away in 2015.

She is survived by their children, Jim Waldrep (wife Peggy), Becky Woodall, David Waldrep, Sr., and Dana Dickens (husband Jay); grandchildren, Steven Woodall (wife Cristina), Jennifer Woodall, Amy Papadimitriou (husband Nick), Brandon Woodall (wife Allison), Angela Hawkins (husband Shane); David Alan Waldrep, Deborah Kay Waldrep; Jason Dickens (wife Karlyn), and Kennen Dickens; currently there are 16 great grandchildren (plus numerous dogs, cats, and horses).

William Lee (Bill) Quillen 84 of San Angelo passed away on February 12, 2024. Bill was born on May 24, 1939, in Houston, Texas. At a young age, his family moved to Dallas where he started the first grade at Walnut Hill grade school and graduated from Hillcrest High School in 1957. Bill attended Washington and Lee for two years, the University of Texas for one year, and graduated from Southern Methodist University in 1961 with a degree in banking and finance. He immediately reported for active duty in the U.S. Coast Guard serving five and a half years in active and reserve duty.

Upon leaving the Coast Guard, Bill returned to Dallas and took a position in the First National Bank of Dallas’ Management Training Program. After five years at the First National Bank of Dallas, Bill took a loan officer position at the Amarillo National Bank, spending four years with the Ware family. He then took a loan officer position with the State National Bank in Odessa – a member of First United Bankshares in Fort Worth. The move to Odessa was the beginning of 21 exciting years and five ownership changes. While in Odessa, Bill was a loan officer, Head of Lending, Chairman of the Board, President, and CEO, a position he held for 17 years. The bank is now a JPMorgan Chase bank.

After Bill retired in 1995, he and Carolyn moved to their ranch southeast of San Angelo where they began their second career. They retired from active ranching in 2019, turning over the operations to their sons.

Bill married Carolyn Upton on September 2, 1967. They were married for 56½ years and have two sons, Bill and Blake. Bill loved banking, hunting of any kind, dogs, his friends, his First Presbyterian church family, and a good two-inch rain.

Bill is survived by his wife, Carolyn, his sons, William Upton (Bill) Quillen and his wife, Ginger, and James Blake Quillen; two grandchildren, William Paul (Will) Quillen and Morgan Michelle Quillen; sister-in-law, Harriett Upton; nieces, Candice Upton Powell (Roy), Margaret Upton Porter (PJ), Susan Cortelyou Ray (Randy), Pamela Cortelyou Schoults (Brian); nephews, Lee Upton and Bill Cortelyou.

Bill was preceded in death by his parents, John Lee and Ruth Dunn Quillen; his in-laws, William Cullen (Bill) and Eloise Barbee Upton; sister, Mary Ann Quillen Cortelyou; brother-in-law, William Herschel (Bud) Upton; grandparents, John William and Minnie Meyer Quillen, and Rev. Robert Franklin and Mary Luella Spruill Dunn. Rev. Robert Franklin Dunn was West Texas’ first Methodist circuit rider.

In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to PAWS, P.O. Box 2604, San Angelo, Texas 76902, West Texas Rehab Center or the charity of your choice.

A visitation will be held on Friday, February 16, 2024 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Harper Funeral Home. A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 2:00 PM at First Presbyterian Church of San Angelo.