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John Milton Noack

06/10/2024 - 14:31 , by TKing09

John Milton Noack of San Angelo passed away on June 5, 2024, at the age of 85. He was born to Ruby Nettles Noack and Erich J. Noack on March 18, 1939, in Port Arthur. One of five children, he and his family moved to Austin, Texas. He attended high school at McCallum graduating class of 1957.

He met his future wife, Margaret Clapp, at a New Year’s Eve party hosted by his mother who invited Margaret due to her friendship with Margaret’s mother. After that night they saw each other every day until they were married in July of 1961. Their marriage lasted 63 years and together they raised two daughters, Tamara and Tracy, primarily in Houston.

John worked many jobs in the construction industry including welding and contracting, eventually working for Rockford Business Interiors until he “retired,” to become a trucker. He and his wife lived in Bastrop, Texas for nearly 20 years where he built their home and landscaped the property. It was a place where he and Margaret could watch their 6 grandchildren and their extended family could gather. For his second retirement he and Margaret moved to Cuenca, Ecuador for three years before returning to Texas. Restless in retirement he enjoyed managing his daughters 10 acres, landscaping his home, and building a shed for his grandson.

Survived by Margaret Noack of San Angelo; Tamara Noack & Raymond Mays of San Angelo; Michael Myers of Albuquerque; Zachary & Megan Mays of San Angelo; Travis Mays of San Angelo; Jarret Mays of San Angelo; Sierra Myers of Austin; Kinsey Myers of Albuquerque; Juliet & Millie Mays of San Angelo; Simon Mays of San Angelo; Carl & Lavonne Noack of Smithville; Erich & Yvonne of Leander; Taylor Maughan of Georgetown.

Predeceased by Tracy Noack Myers; Elana Myers; Norman Noack; Elva Noack Gross; Debra Warner.

To honor John, a memorial service will be held at Harper Funeral Home, San Angelo, on Saturday, June 15, 2024, at 2:00 p.m.

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

 

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Arnulfo Montalvo

06/06/2024 - 11:34 , by TKing09

Arnulfo "Junior" Martinez Montalvo, 63, of San Angelo passed away on Saturday, June 1, 2024.

Memorial services will be planned at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Montalvo was born on September 26, 1960 in Mexico. He was raised in Eldorado. Junior lived in Arlington, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Waco, Ft. Stockton, and settled in San Angelo to be close to his family. He worked in the tire business most of his adult life. Junior enjoyed being at the lake, fishing, cooking and playing slots. He also liked watching the Dallas Cowboys.

He is survived by many family members and friends. He will be missed by all.

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Oralia "Lena" Chavarria

06/06/2024 - 11:30 , by TKing09

Oralia G. “Lena” Chavarria, 92, of San Angelo went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, in San Angelo. Oralia, affectionately known as Lena was born February 8, 1932 , in San Angelo, Texas to Rito Garza and Carmen Paiz Garza. Lena grew up in San Angelo and attended school in San Angelo. At a young age she became a waitress and worked in the food service industry. She also worked in the retail industry in cosmetics at Hemphill Wells Department Store. She married the love of her life Bobby Chavarria, and they spent 30 beautiful years together. She was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother who loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. In her spare time, she loved to go dancing and she loved watching her Dallas Cowboys, win or lose. She was preceded in death by her husband Bobby Chavarria, her son, Jerry Ruiz, her daughter Mary Dell Jimenez, her Grandson, Simon Briseno, her two brothers, Clemente Garza and Adolph Paiz, and her sister Juanita Valdez. Lena is survived by her son, Jimmy Jimenez (Sylvia); her grandsons, Jimmy Jimenez, Robert Jimenez, Ceasar Ruiz, and Michael Briseno; her granddaughters, Ana Jimenez, Angelica Jimenez, Lisa McComber, and Jamie Potter; her nephews, Albert Valdez and Marty Valdez; her nieces, Jessica Ramirez and Lynda Talamantez, as well as numerous other nieces and nephews; and her special dog Tache. Lena will be available for viewing from 8:00A.M. – 7:00 P.M., Saturday June 8, 2024, and Sunday, June 9, 2024, from 12:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. at Harper Funeral Home.

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

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Morris G. "Bubba" Adkins

06/06/2024 - 11:28 , by TKing09

So sorry y’all, it’s time for me to leave - My life has been filled with so much joy.

My wife Mary, who completed a balance I never knew I needed. Two amazing sons; Wes (Jenny) and Landy (Kristi), four mischievous grandsons; Deacon, Dash, Knox, and Dylan – some of that mischief might be mine – wear it proud boys!

Accomplishments and dreams realized through hard work and still time for all the fun and games too.

Born to wonderful parents (Milton and Verba), who instilled values, responsibilities, and a solid love for Our Father – A challenge I am sure, as I was told I was very busy.

My brother Bobby (Kathy), the serious one, and my sister Donna (Jim), the darling baby of our family. They were great to just let me be me, marking my own path in life.

My world was filled with a lot of hunting and fishing, dancing, and cookouts with all my favorite people. Gifts, each and every one. I loved my years of woodworking, honing my skills and boosting my creativity and completing all those ‘honey do’s’. My favorite was working with live edge mesquite. With all its imperfections, its beauty was unequaled. You could see God’s hand in each and every piece.

With proud family roots, the Adkins’ and the Beach’s, I lived a jam-packed life with few regrets. Lessons were learned and memories were made. And when those memories started to disappear and I couldn’t recollect those names and events that were everything to me, I had to depend on family and friends to remind me. I have been very blessed.

Now my journey has one more leg – joining those I’ve missed and looked forward to hugging again. Realizing that crossing the threshold is leaving a void for others, I will wait patiently to hold you close again.

The family will hold a private celebration of life at a later date.

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Louise Gayer Goode

06/06/2024 - 11:23 , by TKing09

This week Midland lost Louise Gayer Good, 90, an award-winning teacher who helped mold teenagers into mature adults, a benevolence worker who helped many struggling families, and a jail chaplain and social worker who worked with women inmates.

Louise was born on February 10, 1934, in San Angelo, TX to her parents, Louis D. and Elsie Gayer. She grew up in San Angelo and graduated from San Angelo High School. After going to San Angelo Junior College and being selected for Phi Theta Kappa, she transferred to the University of Texas in Austin where she graduated cum laude with a major in zoology and chemistry. She also completed a Master of Arts in Bacteriology at the University of Texas.

On October 31, 1952, Louise married W. L. “Boots” Goode, also from San Angelo. After a short time in Austin, they moved to Amarillo where Louise taught Biology at Amarillo High School and played the violin in the Amarillo Symphony. After moving to Midland, Louise played in the Midland Symphony for about 10 years.

She and her husband moved to Guatemala, Central America from 1956 to 1960 and for two years she taught all the high school sciences in the American School. She served as an Elder in the only “English Speaking” Protestant Church in Guatemala City at the time.

From 1960 to 1962, Louise and her husband and two children lived in Tripoli, Libya. They returned to Midland in 1962.

In 1964, Louise began teaching biology at Lee High School in Midland. She was awarded the Outstanding Biology Teacher Award for Texas in 1974.

Not having her Sundays filled, Louise agreed to hold church services at the Midland County Jail in October of 1972. Even after she retired from teaching at Lee in 1980, she continued to hold services for incarcerated women almost every Sunday for over 50 years. Louise had helped countless women get resettled in Midland with clothes, furniture, jobs, training, advice, counseling, and reentry.

Since 1980, Louise added to her service helping returning inmates, while serving with Hospice and with the Benevolence Committee at the First Baptist Church. She was active with benevolent activities until her death. She was one of the original volunteers for Hospice of Midland when it was getting started and continued to serve at Hospice until 2010.

For several years, she served as Chairman for the Community Partnership Council, which brought inmate speakers to the public schools in Operation Kick-It.

For her many volunteer efforts, in 1989, she was selected and awarded the Golden Deeds Award by the Exchange Club of Midland.

Louise was preceded in death by two sons, William and Richard, and her husband of 67 years.

Memorials may be directed to the Jail Ministry of First Baptist Church, 2104 W. Louisiana Ave, Midland, TX 79701, or a charity of your choice.

 

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Thomas "Tommy" Dale Burkett

06/06/2024 - 11:20 , by TKing09

Thomas “Tommy” Dale Burkett, 72, of San Angelo, TX, passed away peacefully on Sunday, June 2, 2024, surrounded by family. Born on August 5, 1951, to J.M. “Dude” Burkett and Aline Holsenbeck Burkett. Tommy grew up alongside his siblings Judy Burkett and Jay Burkett.

Tommy was a graduate of Lake View High School. He went on to serve his country in the US Navy from 1970 to 1976, achieving the rank of Aviation Ordinance man 2 (AO2/E-5). He served with distinction, specializing in air-launched weapons and supporting F-4 fighter missions – even lending his expertise to the renowned US Navy Blue Angels flight demonstration team. A Vietnam War Era Veteran, Tommy served six months overseas, for which he was awarded the National Defense Service Medal. For his commendable character and professionalism, Petty Officer Burkett was awarded the Good Conduct Medal.

Following his military service, Tommy worked in various professions, including: a landman, a satellite engineer assistant, and an electrician. Tommy was known for his storytelling, his playful pranks, and his unwavering patriotism.

Tommy is survived by his son, Cody Todd Burkett of FL; granddaughter, Cheyenne Burkett of FL; sister, Judy Burkett of Weatherford, TX; brother, Jay Burkett of San Angelo, TX; niece, Heather Johnson and husband Trey of Weatherford, TX, along with their children: Maci, Hayes, and Chloe; nephew, Heath Elliott “Dawg” and wife Lindsey of San Angelo, TX, along with their children: Kaitlyn, Kameron, Rylee, Olyvia, Abigail and Major Boaz “Gunny”; and special friends, Kevin Nicol and Cindy Haass, as well as numerous cousins.

He is preceded in death by his parents Dude Burkett and Aline Burkett.

A visitation will be held on Friday, June 7, 2024, at Harper Funeral Home from 5:00pm-7:00pm. The Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at Harper Funeral Home at 10:00am. Burial to follow at Grape Creek Cemetery.

The pallbearers will be Heath Elliott “Dawg”, Jeff Fleming, Rick Fleming, Bruce Cole, Greg “Bones” Pierce, and Jamie Soto. Honorary pallbearers are Jay Burkett, Boaz Elliott “Gunny” and James Elliott.

 

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Donald Lee Miller

06/06/2024 - 11:16 , by TKing09

Sunday, June 2, 2024, Donald Lee Miller peacefully passed away after a courageous battle with lung cancer. He just recently celebrated his 90th birthday. Born on February 1, 1934, in Chicago, IL to Guy Noah Miller and Josephine Agusta Litterst (Yeager) Miller. Don was a proud Navy veteran. He got his electrical training while serving and had a lifetime career doing electrical work and electrical design work. He worked on many electrical projects in his career, including The Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, NV; National Personnel & Military Records Center (NPRC) in St. Louis, MO; Sea World and Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL; Air Force Defense System called PAVE PAWS in San Angelo, TX. He did the electrical design for the residence of professional golfer, Payne Stewart, in Orlando, FL. Don also designed the power system for the University of Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. He was a very active volunteer at Shannon Medical Center for several years, while delivering Meals for the Elderly. He was also a very active political campaign volunteer for the San Angelo Pachyderm Club.

Donald Lee is survived by his devoted, adoring wife, Aurita Miller, brother, Bill Miller, children Mark and wife Lisa, Wayne and wife Kay, Shelly Miller, and his “favorite son”, Glenn Erdelt. Four stepchildren, Eric, Liezl, RJ, and Rowie, 13 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

The family would like to thank Dr. Hall and Dr. Raymund Untalan of Shannon Cancer Center, the staff of Hospice of San Angelo, especially Debbie Bishop, who took very good care of him. A special thanks to Ron and Erly Cline for their valued support.

He was a happy-go-lucky kind of guy, always looking at things in the most optimistic way. He was loved and will be missed as he spends eternity with our heavenly father. God Bless!

A reception will be hosted by his family at 2:00 PM, Saturday, June 8, 2024, at Harper Funeral Home Chapel and the memorial service will follow after at 3:00 PM.

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Betty Jean Taylor

06/05/2024 - 09:41 , by TKing09

Betty Jean Taylor, 76, of Ballinger, passed away on Thursday, May 30, 2024. She was born on April 24, 1948 in Houston, Tx, to Olga Lee and Florann Sherrard. Betty attended Seagoville High School and graduated in the Class of 1966. Betty married the love of her life, Lewis Ray Taylor, in Kleberg, Tx on December 16, 1966. They had one son, Kirtis Taylor, and later one granddaughter, Kirstie Taylor Rostro who they raised as their own.

Betty started working as a receptionist before becoming a devoted stay-at-home mom and grandmother. She had a passion for music, baking, and flowers. She cherished her family deeply, always prioritizing their needs above hers. Betty's baking was legendary; her kitchen was often filled with the sweet aroma of freshly baked cookies, cakes, and pies. Betty will be fondly remembered for her talent in engaging in conversations with just about anyone. She especially enjoyed sharing stories about her life in Anchorage, Alaska, with her husband, Lewis, and more recently, about her twin great-grandchildren.

Betty's warmth, kindness, and love for her family and friends will be profoundly missed but never forgotten. Her legacy lives on in the hearts of those she loved and the lives she touched.

Betty is preceded in death by husband, Lewis Ray Taylor (July 19, 2022), parents, Oga Lee and Florann Sherrard, and brother, Bobby Sherrard. She is survived by her son, Kirtis Taylor, granddaughter, Kirstie Taylor Rostro, grandson-in-law, Antero Rostro, and great grandchildren, Tres Lewis Rostro and Taylor Marie Rostro.

Rest in peace, Betty Jean Taylor. Your memory will forever be cherished.

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Princess Gruben

06/05/2024 - 09:38 , by TKing09

Princess Roberts Gruben

I was born in Canyon, TX on 10/21/1950 and moved to Heaven on 6/4/2024.        

It was easy to make my travel arrangements to an eternal home in Heaven.  I heard Jesus calling me at Tulia Methodist Church, during a revival by Sam Kamulasen, in March of 1960.  I was 10 years old.  Salvation has to be personal, so I dug into the Bible to learn that Jesus was my savior.  Jesus has sent many amazing mentors through my life to help lead me down the path to him.

I am survived by my husband, Gary.  We were married in the Tulia Methodist Church on New Year’s Day of 1971.  And, yes, there were complaints about missing the Cotton Bowl!  We have 2 children, Meredith and her husband Charlie Bradley who live in Eldorado, TX.  Kirk Gruben and his wife Julie have 2 children, Parker and Grant.  They live in Allen, TX.  I’m so proud of them all.  My precious younger sister, Deltah Henard and her husband Andy lives in Wellington, TX with all of her family.

A special thank you to Dr. Cheruku and the staff at Shannon Oncology Center, the staff at Shannon Medical Center and Hospice of San Angelo.  They provided loving care to me and support to my husband and family. They are truly angels among us.

Thank you to so many praying friends, family members and precious neighbors who have provided endless support through my lifetime and this journey.

There will be a celebration service on June 7 at First Presbyterian Church in Eldorado at 11:00.                   

I would like to ask that memorials be sent to First Presbyterian Church of Eldorado PO Box 635 Eldorado 76936, Schleicher County Public Library PO Box 611 Eldorado, or Hospice of San Angelo 36 East Twohig Ste 1100 San Angelo 76903

I believed!

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Deborah Pringle

06/05/2024 - 09:34 , by TKing09

With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Debbie Pringle. Debbie went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, June 4, 2024

Debbie was born January 20, 1948 in New Orleans, Louisiana and later at age 2, she moved to Anson, Texas with her late parents Eddie and Marguerite Lewis. Debbie graduated from Anson High School and later entered Hardin Simmons University. She fulfilled her dream of becoming a nurse and received her license in 1968. She worked in Anson and Stamford and later in San Angelo, retiring in 2012.

Debbie met the love of her life Burl Pringle in 2010. They were married in 2014. They loved to travel in and out of the United States. They also took many cruises and made many new friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents and one daughter Angela Denise Anders.

Debbie is survived by her husband Burl Pringle and two sons. John Anders and fiance Carrie Martin of San Angelo and Jeff Pringle and wife Kristi of Big Lake; five grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; and her sister, by choice, Debbie Isbell of Stamford.

Debbie was a member of the South Gate Church of Christ. Her grace and dignity in the most difficult times of her life displayed her faith in the Lord and Savior.

Viewing will be from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM on Thursday June 6, 2024 at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with family receiving friends from 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM. Funeral services will be at 11:00 AM on Friday, June 7, 2024 at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Interment will be in Rankin Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

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