Johnny Sean Hunt passed away May 18, 2020. He was born November 11, 1969 in Iraan, Texas. John was a painter/carpenter. Besides his struggles in life, John was a good person. He loved his children first and foremost. John loved to hunt and fish and collect rocks. He truly will be missed. He is survived by his children Jacqueline Rogers and husband Skyler Rogers, Halston Hunt, and his twins Brooklyn and Alycia Hunt/Parker. He is also survived by his brother Jackie Hunt and Wife Andrea “Fly High little brother”, and many more family and friends. He is now reunited in Heaven with his Dad Jackie Hunt, Mom O’nell Hunt and Sister Jacqueline Hunt. There will not be any services at this time, however a memorial will be set for a future date in order to spread John’s ashes.

On February 28, 1919 in Italy, Texas, the union of Rufus and Morena Walker Boyd was blessed with a third child, a daughter named Annie Elois Boyd. Elois was born, raised, and educated in Texas, where she completed her studies at Italy High School. After World War II, Elois moved to San Angelo, Texas and became a domestic cook. Elois started working for the Holland family and eventually ended up in the employ of the Hughes family. Elois worked for the Hughes family for three generations. Her apricot fried pies were the envy of all who had the good fortune to taste one. Following her retirement and subsequent marriage, Elois joined her husband working for the City of San Angelo Water Department. After Milton’s passing, Elois continued to work for the Water Department well into her 90’s. Elois acquired many new friends from the contacts she made at the Water Department. On February 14, 1985, Annie Elois married Milton L. Bland who preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her parents, her sister, Mable Jacobs, and her brother, Ralph Boyd. Elois was a devout Christian. She accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age and remained faithful until her reunion with her Lord on Monday May 18, 2020 at the ripe old age of 101. While in San Angelo, Elois was a member of the Greater St. Paul A.M.E. Church in the pastorate of Rev. Robert Yarborough, where she served in many positions through the decades including usher. Elois absolutely loved dogs. She never missed a showing of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Lois even collected figurines of her favorite breeds to decorate her home. Naturally all the Hughes pets adopted Lois as their primary caretaker, and all those various pets were spoiled. Elois was also a regular contributor to many charitable causes, happy to share what she had with those less fortunate. Our gratitude and thanks go out to the staff of Regency House for the excellent care they provided Lois in the last two years of her life. We’ll miss Lois. She was one of a kind. Her stories about her employers and about the events of her long life were the source of great amusement and education. She grew-up in a different time and her wise insights blessed all who heard them. Lois was a treasure who is now enjoying her reward in Heaven for a life well lived. Graveside services are being held on Tuesday, May 26 at 10:00am at Lawnhaven Memorial Garden under the direction of Johnson’s funeral home. Informal visitation and viewing are scheduled for Monday May 25 from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

Robert H. Cobb, 53, passed away on Saturday, May 17th, 2020 in Waco, Texas.
He was born on September 24, 1966 to Marilyn and Harold Cobb who were in the United States Air Force at the time. He went to school in San Angelo and graduated from Central High School in 1985. He loved to play tennis and won several tournaments while in school.
He is survived by his mother, Marilyn Taylor and step-father, Bill of San Angelo, and sister Rebecca Harrell of Scottsdale, AZ.
A graveside service will be held at 10:00 AM on Friday, May 22, 2020 at Fairmount Cemetery.

Friday, May 22, 2020

10:00AM - 11:00AM

Fairmount Cemetery
1120 W. Ave. N
San Angelo, TX 76901

Final Resting Place

Fairmount Cemetery
1120 W. Ave. N
San Angelo, TX 76901

Karen Low Deeds was born on June 18, 1962 in San Angelo, TX and passed away on May 13, 2020.

Scott began his career in 1998 working for GTE/Verizon/Frontier. Scott was also employed by Western Beverage for the last 2 years. Scott had a passion for his children, grandson, heavy metal music, cooking, and was a voracious reader. Scott will always be remembered for his collection of skulls, video games, movies, and books.

He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Les Page aka Babbo. Scott is survived by his son, Caleb Crabtree, daughter Cadance Crabtree, and grandson Noah Alexander Bolin-Crabtree.

Funeral services will be held Friday, May 22, 2020 at Johnson’s Funeral Home.

FAMILY

Les "Babbo: Page, Grandfather (deceased)

Caleb Crabtree, Son

Cadance Crabtree, Daughter

Noah Alexander Bolin-Crabtree, Grandson

Jeanette Page aka Grammy, Grandmother

Karla Page, Mother

William Crabtree, Jr., Father

Kim Maier (Andy), Sister

Stephen Crabtree (Keitha), Brother

Kelly Long (Andrew), Sister

Josh Crabtree (Ashley), Brother

Jere Crabtree (Dawn), Brother

Scott is also survived by Nieces & Nephews: Dalton Crabtree, Mackenzee Dupree, Kayla Badi’i, Sean Crabtree, Bryce Crabtree, Alexyss Maier, Andrew Crabtree, Keaton Crabtree, Avery Maier, Bryan Crabtree, Kamdyn Crabtree, Noah G. Crabtree, Athena Crabtree and Zane Crabtree.

PALLBEARERS

Caleb Crabtree, Honorary

Cadance "Sis" Crabtree, Honorary

Noah A. Crabtree, Honorary

Stephen Crabtree, Honorary

Josh Crabtree, Honorary

Jere Crabtree, Honorary

Mike Sanders, Honorary

Maria “Cuca” Leyva Villarreal, 91, of San Angelo, TX, passed away peacefully Monday May 18, 2020. A social distancing graveside service will be held at 10 AM on Thursday May 21. Meet at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens’ Waterfall section. There is no public viewing. She was the last of the Leyva clan. Cuca was a homemaker and later managed a family owned business- La Villa Bakery. She was known for her tamales. As a believer in Christ, she never passed an opportunity to share the gospel. Cuca was very active at Segunda Iglesia Bautista before she became bed ridden. We thank God for the blessing of taking care of her until death. We want to thank Nicole & Alicia of St. Gabriel’s Hospice for the wonderful care. Left to cherish her loving memory are sons, Louis L. Villarreal; Oscar (Lupe) Villarreal; daughters, Amanda (Roberto) Villarreal; Rose (David/departed) Cross, Naomi (Julian) Gonzales; Rachel (Daniel) Avila; twelve grandchildren, Lisa, Julie and James Villarreal, Karla Jenks and Marissa Villarreal, Robert V. and Orlando V. Villarreal, Andrew Cross, Conrad Gonzales, Daniel Garcia, Danielle Rodrigues and Mikaela Avila; nine great-grandchildren, Jeremiah and Ashton Villarreal, Arynn Trinidad, Adeline and Rafael Jenks, Zachary, Austin, Lexi, and Dakota Villarreal, Roman and Sofia Garcia, Maverick and Marina Rodriguez; and one great-great-grandson, Jacob Villarreal.

21 MAY

Graveside Service

10:00 am

JOHNSON'S LAWNHAVEN MEMORIAL GARDENS

4989 FM 1223
San Angelo, Texas 76905

Renee’ (Hancock) Dawson, 65, of San Angelo, Texas, passed peacefully on Saturday, May 16, 2020. She was born July 6, 1954 in Lovington, New Mexico, to Buford R. “Don” Hancock and Odievie Elizabeth (Elliott) Hancock.

Being raised in Lovington, she was a Wildcat through-and-through, and, during her high school years, she could be seen in her cheerleading uniform on Friday nights rooting for her team. Lovington remained her home through the summer following her 1972 high school graduation. She married her childhood sweetheart, Marty Kernan Dawson, on July 31, 1972 in Lovington with the couple making their first home in Houston, Texas. They later returned to the Lovington/Hobbs area, and eventually retired to San Angelo to take on the full-time roles of “World’s Best Mimi & Poppy”.

Renee’ was a member of PaulAnn Church and is best remembered for her kindness, patience, and generosity to all. She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren, gardening, crocheting, and watching Avengers movies. This beloved wife, mother, and mimi enjoyed acting on her ornery streak by cleverly teasing her family. As the oldest granddaughter of her extended family, she was adored by her younger cousins and served as a wonderful role model. Renee’ was truly everyone’s favorite!

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 47 years and her parents. Surviving her are daughter and son-in-law, Lisa & Sterling Price of Sonora, TX; daughter and son-in-law, Mandy & Michael Osborne of San Angleo, TX; brother and sister-in-law, Donny & Paula Hancock; grandchildren, Makinna Price, Sarah Osborne, & Dawson Osborne of the respective homes; and nephews Scott Hancock & family and Kyle Hancock & family. She is cherished and remembered by a host of extended family and friends.

A celebration of life service will be held at 2:00 pm, Thursday, May 21st at PaulAnn Church 2531 Smith Blvd, San Angelo, TX 76905. In lieu of flowers, those who wish to remember Renee in a special way may make a monetary donation to the PaulAnn Church building fund “Believing For More Initiative”. Donations may be mailed to the address above or made online at http://paulann.org/uncategorized/be…. Please include “In Honor of Renee Dawson” on the memo line.

Service

Thursday, May 21, 2020

2:00PM

Paul Ann Baptist Church
2531 Smith Blvd.
San Angelo, TX 76905

When someone would ask Jim Rasor how he was doing, he replied, "l woke up this morning so it's a good day. And if I don't wake up tomorrow morning, it's going to be a better day because I know where I'm going". Well, Sunday May the 17th was a better day for Jim Rasor, because he's not laboring hard to breathe with cancer filled lungs and he has the use of his arms and legs without the numerous strokes he had in the last 2 weeks. It is a better day indeed.

Jim was born to loving parents Jesse and Lila Rasor in Texarkana, TX, moved all around North Texas landing in Lubbock, where he graduated from high school and joined the Army. After being discharged from the Army he entered Texas Tech in Lubbock, graduated with a business degree in 1969, but not before meeting the love of his life, Linda Barnhart at Texas Tech and marrying in January of 1967. Jim’s new father-in-law offered him a job at Barney’s Studio in San Angelo where they started raising their family and in March of 1974, their son Wayne was born to start the Rasor legacy. Jim moved to a career in insurance sales while continuing to take photos at weddings for many years.

After short stints in Dallas and Austin with insurance companies, they landed back in San Angelo where he became heavily involved in the San Angelo community. Jim was part of organizing the barbershop chapter of the Twin Mountain Tonesmen and enjoyed singing with them for many years. One of the highlights for Jim was a 3-day children’s camp sponsored by the West Texas Rehabilitation Center at Lake Nasworthy where he maintained the property and prepared for hundreds of kids for 30+ years. After 25 years of involvement at College Hills Christian Church as an Elder, Youth Sponsor and Sunday School Teacher, they moved their membership to First Methodist Church to attend church with Jim’s dear friend and Mother-in-Law Loleta Barnhart. At First Methodist, he was very active in the Journey Sunday School Class, Neighbors Cafe Cooking Team, and Do-Dads. During these years, he was active in the Walk to Emmaus and served as a Chrysalis Lay Director.

Jim was not bashful about his faith and friendship with Jesus and as a result would invite total strangers to his Friday Morning Men’s Bible Study Group where he met with these caring Christian men for over 35 years and he loved them all dearly. When Wayne married Brenda in 1995, Jim gained the daughter he never had and was blessed with his first granddaughter, Merissa, who along with her husband Jaie, just blessed Jim with his first great granddaughter, Arabella. Jace and Rhiannon complete the current family circle for a total of 3 grandchildren and gave him lots to talk about as future law enforcement, paramedic/firefighter. The last week of Jim’s life he was surrounded by special friends and family including his brother John Rasor, Laura, Austin, and Kimberly Gillis, Barbara and Joe Rallo and Shelley and Joe Boyd.

If Jim could describe the 78 years of his life in one word, it would be “blessed”.

A Memorial service will be held 11:00am, Saturday, May 23, 2020 at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Scott Bradford officiating.

Service

Saturday, May 23, 2020

11:00AM

First United Methodist Church
37 E. Beauregard Ave.
San Angelo, TX 76903

Mona Rumsey, age 70, of Miles, TX passed away on Sunday, May 17th 2020. She was born in 1949 and raised in Miles, TX. She attended Miles High School, where she met the love of her life, Larry Rumsey. She married her high school sweetheart Larry in July of 1965 and helped run Rumsey Landscape & Maintenance. She is survived by her husband Larry; her grandchildren Cody & Keylee Rumsey, plus Simon & Nicole Solis; her son Paul Rumsey; her great-grandchildren Paisley "Rose" & Preston Rumsey and Sutton Solis. She will always be remembered for her hearty cooking, her "huge" loving heart and for ALWAYS putting everyone else first before herself. She was dearly loved and will be missed forever.

Daniel Andrew Dunlap, age 79 died peacefully at home in Big Lake, Texas on May 18, 2020

Private family graveside services to celebrate his life will be held in the Terry County Cemetery in Brownfield, Texas.

Daniel was born July 25, 1940, in Littlefield, Texas to Andrew and Jamie Murrell Dunlap. For many years the family lived 9 miles North of Brownfield on their cotton farm.

Daniel had a heart of gold, but he could be a bit of a ring tailed tooter too! He loved to gamble and was known for his talent at playing pool and cards. You just couldn’t beat him.

He stayed close to family throughout his entire life. Daniel was an introverted man, but if he let you into his heart, what a blessing it was! He was resilient and determined, even when doctors told him he had just a year to live, he took that as a challenge and with a gleam in his eye, he bet he could outlive their predictions, and he did! He lived and died on his own terms. He was treasured by his family who will dearly miss him.

Daniel was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister Joyce Quinney.

He is survived by his brother, David Jack Dunlap, three nieces, Charletta Collins, Crystal Quinney and Michelle Watson, and several great nieces and nephews.

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