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Scott Betty June

02/13/2020 - 11:54 , by zoey@hydeinter…

Betty June Scott, 78, of San Angelo, passed away Tuesday, February 11, 2020 in her home surrounded by family. Visitation will be from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., Friday, February 14, 2020 at Johnson’s Funeral Home. Services will be Saturday, February 15, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at Johnson’s Funeral Home with the graveside service to follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens. Betty was born December 24th, 1941 in Hobbs, New Mexico to James (JD) & Clotile Phillips and was one of five children. Betty was a devout Christian and a member of the Lake View Baptist church for many years until their doors closed. She then found a new church family at Calvary Baptist Church. She loved attending services by Pastor Bobby Roger and enjoyed Bible Study with her friends during the week. Betty’s happiest times were with her loving family and dear friends (Marsha Roach). She loved traveling to visit family, and most of all loved her travels to Branson MO; spending time with her sisters-in-law and attending the musicals and theater there. She had the gift of making you feel like you were an immediate part of the family, always hugging you with a full embrace, holding your hand while she talked to you, and kissing you goodbye on the lips (with lips that were so rosy that they always looked like she had on freshly applied lipstick)! She always made sure, as you were driving away, that kisses were blown to you! She had so much love for her family and was a beautiful example of the most loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were the sunshine of her life! She had so much love, joy and support for all of them; she was immensely proud to call them hers. She will be missed terribly and never forgotten. We will love you forever and always! We all know you are blowing us kisses, as you always have, and we will feel them in the breeze on our face. When a cardinal is near, a butterfly flutters past or we find pennies or dimes on the ground…we shall blow a kiss right back at you! Survivors include her Children Robin (Brad) Hill, Rosanna (Clay) Miller, Doug (Beverly) Scott, Jimmy (Mary) Scott, Kay (Tony) Lester. Also Surviving are two sisters Barbara Daniels and Linda (Jimmy) Stafford. And Grandchildren, Cory (Jennifer) Englert, Desiree (Meredith) Hill, Brandon Hill, Miranda (Mandy) Brantley, Aldo (Jenny) Flores, Curt (Melissa) Scott, Carla (Dean) Herrera, Nathan Scott, 15 great-grandchildren and two Great-Great Grand Children. In lieu of Flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or Hospice of San Angelo. Family and Friends may sign the online register book at: www.johnsons-funeralhome.com

FAMILY

  • Robin Hill (Brad), Daughter
  • Rosanna Miller (Clay), Daughter
  • Doug Scott (Beverly), Son
  • Jimmy Scott (Mary), Son
  • Kay Lester (Tony), Daughter
  • Barbara Daniels, Sister
  • Linda Stafford (Jimmy), Sister
  • Cory Englert (Jennifer), Grandchild
  • Desiree Hill (Meredith), Grandchild
  • Brandon Hill, Grandchild
  • Miranda Brantley (Mandy), Grandchild
  • Aldo Flores (Jenny), Grandchild
  • Curt Scott (Melissa), Grandchild
  • Carla Herrera (Dean), Grandchild
  • Nathan Scott, Grandchild
  • 15 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren.

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Granzin Gary Carl

02/13/2020 - 11:47 , by zoey@hydeinter…

Gary Carl Granzin “Poppy” passed away at his home on February 11, 2020. Gary was born to A.T. “Slim” and Mary Bess “McGuire” Granzin on April 13, 1948. Gary graduated from Miles High School in 1966. He began his rodeo career riding bulls as a teenager. After high school, Gary went to ASU long enough to rodeo and play spades in the Ram Room. Gary met Dorothy Cmerek and they married April 26th, 1969. He quit riding bulls and began team roping. He team roped for over 35 years. Gary team roped with anyone who asked him to be his partner and he never turned anyone down. As much as he enjoyed roping, he loved visiting with friends for hours during and after the ropings. Most of his lifelong friends came from the team roping family. Following in his parent’s footsteps, Gary and Dorothy opened their own dairy and operated it for numerous years.
With Gary’s love of team roping and since Shelly and Rikki enjoyed it, Gary and Dorothy built a large arena with lights and chutes, return alley and catch pens, all to be used for roping practice and hosting team roping for many ropers from all over Texas. During this time, the ag teacher from Miles ISD, Milburn Wright Jr, approached us about having a rodeo as a fund raiser for the ag department. This was so successful that it turned into an annual event which went on for many years.
After Gary retired from team roping, he began an American Quarter Horse breeding program and took pride in all his work. He loved his cremello stud horse “Chico”. Gary spent his later years ranching, enjoying his grandkids, making his rounds at the Curry Place with his favorite dog “Kooter” and spending time there with family and friends. His grandchildren were the light of his life.
Gary is preceded in death by his parents, A.T. “Slim” and Mary Bess Granzin; in-laws, Louis and Lucy Cmerek; brother-in-law, Clarence Kellermeier; and special aunt, Eddye “McGuire” Dreyer Lee.
Gary is survived by his wife of 50 years, Dorothy Granzin; daughter Shelly Granzin; daughter, Rikki Granzin and John Kohutek; grandchildren, Megan, Madie-Claire and Gunner McAda; one brother, Stacy Granzin and wife, Lynn and their children; Kelly Granzin and wife, Kim; Larry Granzin and wife Michele; Heather Granzin; Alison Bryan and husband, Len; brother-in-law Eugene Cmerek and wife Joyce; their children, Vickie and husband Jeff Bailey; Darrell Cmerek and wife Judy; sister-in-law, Marjorie Kellermeier and their children; Sammy Kellermeier and his wife Charlotte; Lonnie Kellermeier and his wife Melissa; and numerous friends and family that are too many to mention, but you all know who you are and how much you meant to Gary.
Honorary pallbearers are Bobby Kasberg, Daryl Weishuhn, Charlie Baca, Steve Beach, Jerry Hudson, Jimmy Bristow, Jimmy Belcher, Bob Herring, Neil Schwartz, Shawn Riddle, Andrew “Jr.” Salling, Wayne Fischer. Dad’s close friends who left our world but with us in spirit; Billy Lee, Clifford Bly, Bob Johnson, David Killingsworth, Bubba Morrow, Buzzy Stensetter, Tom Riddle, and Greg Lange.
A celebration of Gary’s life will be held at 2:00p.m., Saturday, February 15th, 2020 at the Miles Young Farmer’s Building followed by a bbq meal and fellowship throughout the evening. All are welcome. Please bring your favorite story or memory to share with us during the service.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Miles Cemetery Association or to your favorite charity.

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Phariss Dennis

02/13/2020 - 11:28 , by zoey@hydeinter…

Dennis Phariss changed his address on February 11 when he went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He came into this world on April 15, 1954, the son of Larry and Bertha Phariss. He was born again at age 16 when he surrendered his life to Christ. He graduated from Jacksboro High School (Texas) in 1972, wandered a little bit, and joined the U.S. Air Force in April 1977.
In the military he was stationed in Okinawa, Japan as a Mandarin Chinese linguist. He then became a Spanish linguist and spent the remainder of his time in the service in this field. After 15 years serving his country, he was honorably discharged in 1991. Using his military benefits, he graduated from Angelo State University with a bachelor’s degree in mass communication in 1995.
Two years into his military service he met, fell in love and married his soulmate, Mary Ann. They have remained steadfastly committed to each other since May 12, 1979. Two years after their marriage, Larry John Robert Phariss was born 1981. In 1988 David James Andrew Phariss arrived.
After his marriage, Dennis drew close to the Lord and sensed the Lord’s leading him into vocational ministry. He started this journey serving as a volunteer at Belmore Baptist in San Angelo in the music ministry while stationed at Goodfellow. He would spend 33 years in vocational ministry, 15 in music ministry and 18 as pastor. He eventually earned a Masters in Church Leadership degree from Luther Rice Seminary.
He was deeply committed to God’s Word and sharing it with others. God’s Word became the foundation of all he taught, preached and lived. He told others that while he was not perfect, the Word of God is, and it should be followed and obeyed. He served numerous churches in the Concho Valley sharing and teaching God’s Word faithfully.
His memory and legacy is carried on by his wife, Mary Ann Phariss, his son Larry John Robert Phariss, his wife Laura Schaule Phariss, daughters Sarah Rose Schaule Phariss and Hannah Paige Phariss. And his son David James Andrew Phariss, wife Taylor Dawn Phariss and children, Jesslyn Dawn Phariss, Aleigha Breann Dayle Phariss and Hartley Davynn Elizabeth Phariss. His sister Laurie Phariss Hearn and sister Melissa Farris and her husband Clinton, his brother Keith Phariss and his wife Becky plus 13 nephews and 15 nieces.
Rejoicing with him in heaven are his parents, grandparents, brother Michael Phariss and nephew Buddy Joe Fowler.
A celebration of life will be held at Belmore Baptist Church, Friday, February 14, 2020 at 10:00am. Visitation will be at Harpers Funeral home Thursday February 13 from 5-7pm. Dennis came to hate neck ties. He once said that every time he put on a tie, he felt like he was putting a noose around his neck, so the family invites you to come relaxed.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations may be made to the Cancer Society of America, Pastoral Care Ministry of the Concho Valley Baptist Association or the ministry of your choice.

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Banuelos Angela Gayle

02/12/2020 - 10:33 , by zoey@hydeinter…

Angela Gayle Benuelos 47, passed away Wednesday, February 5, 2020, in San Angelo.

Angie has done so much over her young life including Massage Therapy, Early childhood education, Health care and much more. But of all the things she's accomplished in her life, the one thing she was most proud of was her Son, Tony. She always said that the brave, smart, strong and outgoing man he grew up to be was everything to her and she was so proud of him, more than anything else in her whole life! She always spoke so highly of him. Angie had dreams to make him proud of her too by owning her own business, A coffee shop where she planned to sell her own line of greeting cards, as she considered herself a poet and wordsmith, and to buy and sell used books. She said she wanted people to have access to good books to escape reality and with a good cup of coffee without the high price.

Angie is beautiful inside and out, always helping where she can, even if it puts her out. She’s a giver, a lover, a helper, a survivor and a dreamer. She was also a Daughter, Mother, Aunt and Sister, and the best of them all. Grudges were foreign to her, her heart is too good for that. She was literally the best thing to happen to us all, even though she never even realized it. She couldn't leave a room without putting a smile on everyone's face. She was always positive, and always cracking jokes. She’s just a joy to have had around. Even if she was having a rough day hurting, she would be bright and happy with “Hi, Sweetie!” Just to make sure that whoever she's talking to would smile.

She always put her all into everything she has ever done and never half effort. This last year was the turning point in her life, she found herself again, the old self she lost when she lost her mother, Gayle. She had so much to look forward to finally and was ready to take the world by storm! She was focused on solid business goals, her family reconnecting, bonding with her son, her health and her fitness. She focused on making sure she grew old with us and she was even going to get married! So much to be excited about and she was ready to reach the whole world and change it. Although she never got the chance to, she did however, reach our worlds and changed all of our lives. She is the best thing that's happened to us all. She built amazing bonds unlike any other. All she ever did was love and she loved hard. She became like a mother to us all, even if you were older than herself. She was our rock.

She had so much beauty, Courage and strength she said came from her Mom and Dad.

She spent her free time with her friends and family, never wasting a moment with us.

She would sing and dance in her spare time with Roman and Ellie, Her great niece and nephew. Music and family has always been a huge part of her life. She also would read and write in her spare time and play games with the kids. She enjoyed physics and anything powerful, as she was a magical woman. She prayed daily to God for his blessings and another day to cherish them all. She loved God deeply and made sure to try to help people keep their faith when it ran low. And now she has taken flight towards heaven's gates to reunite with her Mom and Dad, Gayle and Nino and her siblings, Tony and Teresa. So as she closes this chapter on earth and opens her new chapter in Heaven, she is survived by her Son, Anthony (Tony) James Banuelos. Her Niece Sher Banuelos, Partner Caleb and kids Anthony, Ellie and Roman (Her Pumpkin). Her sister and kids. Her Nephew Todd Davis and partner Alexis. Nephews Alex, Nick and Robbie. And everyone she has ever met, as she touched the hearts of everyone she met. She will always be loved and missed. The memories with her will be cherished for eternity.

We will never forget you Punkin, Fly high you Beautiful Angel because you are the wind beneath our wings.

"Life is lik a book. Some chapters sad, some happy, and some exciting. But if you never turn the page, you will never know what the next chapter holds" Angie

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