Hilton H. Sherrod, 88, passed away February 9,2020 in San Angelo, Texas. He was born on June 28th, 1931 in Waco, Texas to Tennie and Marvin Sherrod.

Hilton Graduated from Santa Anna High School and after a tour in the Navy, graduated from Abilene Christian College.
Hilton was married to Reba Dale Jenson in 1953. Several years after her death in 1989, Hilton married Mary Ann Runge who passed away in 2017.
Hilton was a pharmaceutical rep before pursuing his lifelong passion as a Financial advisor. A career that spanned over 40 years. While living in Austin, he was a member of the Southwest Church of Christ and served as a Deacon and later as an Elder. At his death he was a member of Southgate Church of Christ in San Angelo.
Those left to cherish his memory are Steve Sherrod and wife, Karen, Mitchell Sherrod and wife, Laura, Nick Sherrod and wife, Kendra; 13 grandchildren and 7 Great Grandchildren.
Graveside service for family and longtime Austin area friends will be February 19, 2020 at Forest Oaks Cemetery, at 2:00 in the afternoon.
Special thanks to Hope Gonzales and family for their loving care of Hilton.

In lieu of Flowers, memorials may be sent to San Angelo Christian Academy, 518 Country Club Road, San Angelo, Texas 76904.

Concepcion “Conchita” Ramirez Ibarra, 94, of San Angelo, went to be with the Lord on Friday February 7, 2020.

Public viewing will be from 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM with the Rosary being prayed at 6:00 PM Tuesday February 11, 2020, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 AM Wednesday at St Joseph Catholic Church with Father Anthony Bala, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Conchita was born October 24, 1925, in Agua Blanca, Mexico. She has been a resident of San Angelo since 1964. Conchita married Catarino Lora Ibarra in 1950. She was a housewife. Conchita was a member of St Joseph Catholic Church. She enjoyed gardening, plants, flowers, fishing, crochet and cooking. She will be remembered as a kind, soft spoken, genuine loving lady who had unconditional love for her family and especially her grandchildren who affectionally called her “Granny”. Conchita will remain the heart of the family.

Survivors include her beloved husband, Catarino; two daughters, Irma Gonzales and husband Emilio of San Angelo and Lily Valdez of Pflugerville; her son, Luis Ibarra Sr. and his wife Norma of San Angelo; two sisters, Maria Ramirez and Carmela Hernandez both of Mexico; five grandchildren, Liza, Luis Jr., Amanda, Monica and Ian; six great grandchildren , Esperanza, Kylie, Isaiah, Isabella, Andres and AJ; and one great-great grandchild, Nova. Conchita was proceeded in death by her parents, Juan Pablo and Reymunda Ramirez; a son-in-law, Freddie Valdez; three brothers, Primo, Gregorio and Modesto; and two sisters, Angela and Altagracia.

Pallbearers are Luis Ibarra Jr., Ian Canava, Eddie Garza Jr., Lazaro Garcia, Enrique Cura Sr., and Ricky Cura.

The family would like to thank the staff at Shannon Medical Center Oncology Department. Dr. Raj Cheruku. Dr. Norma Cerna, for all their support and care over the years.

Janet Delanko Miller, 67, of San Angelo passed away on February 7, 2020 at her home.
She was born on January 19, 1953 to Harry and Eleanor Miso Delanko in Rochester, PA. She graduated from Hopewell High School in Aliquippa, PA, in 1970.
She married Glenn Miller in March of 1971 in Ripley, NY, and soon became an Air Force wife, accompanying Glenn to California, Maryland, Texas, West Germany and the U.S. Embassy in the Soviet Union.
Janet and her family arrived in San Angelo in 1989 and decided to make it their home after Glenn’s retirement from active duty with the Air Force in 1994.
Janet was a civil servant for the Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force for 26 years, retiring from Goodfellow Air Force Base in 2012.
She loved life, God and the Pittsburgh Steelers (and sometimes the Washington Redskins). Janet she was an avid reader, wonderful cook and baker and active volunteer in many different activities in San Angelo (and at every posting where Glenn served). She never met a stranger, making friends in San Angelo and across the states in her travels. She also loved her many cats.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother, three brothers, Robert, Charles and Timothy, and sister, Marilyn. She is survived by her husband, Glenn, daughter Natalie Miller of Spring Hill, Florida, daughter Kira Kilgore (Jon) of Layton, Utah, brother, Lawrence Delanko of Bradenton in Florida and brother, Bruce Delanko of Davidsonville, Maryland.
The Funeral Service will be 1:00 P.M., Thursday, February 13, 2020 at Harper Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Brandon Clark officiating. Interment will follow at Fairmount Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be considered to Fresh Start Ministries. http://freshstart-sa.org/index.html "

Loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, friend and faithful servant of God was called home by our Lord on February 7, 2020. Born Wanda Gayle Franks on October 31, 1934 in Sweetwater, Texas to Jodie Dobbins and Garland Franks, Gayle passed away in Dallas from frontal temporal dementia, a journey she traveled for over 11 years.

Gayle grew up in San Angelo, Texas and attended Central High. While she graduated from Waco High, she was always a devoted Bobcat. Afterwards, she attended the University of Texas at Austin on a music scholarship and pledged Delta Gamma. In June 1955, she married her junior high school sweetheart, Glenn William Lewis, whom she supported through law school by working at the Texas State Treasury. After Austin, she moved back to San Angelo to raise her family.

After Glenn’s death in 1989, she went to work for the city and then rejoined the State Treasury office working for the lottery. She fell in love again and married John Schwab of San Angelo in 1994.

Gayle was an involved member of the community and served as the first Queen of Hearts. She tirelessly served many philanthropic and social organizations, including the San Angelo Junior League, the San Angelo Symphony Chorale, Philia Club, the Red Hat Society, the Lunch Bunch and Bridge Club.

She was a faithful and active member of the First United Methodist Church in San Angelo and University Park and sang in the choir at both churches. More than anything, she proclaimed Jesus as her savior and shared the joy of her faith with her family and friends. She especially loved her time in the Bayith and Cheers Sunday School classes.

A social butterfly, as with her father and brother, she was very musical and loved to share her talents on the piano and through her beautiful voice. Her greatest joys came through being with her grandchildren, always attending games, performances and camp closing ceremonies, even pinning her granddaughter Madeline at her sorority initiation. She loved to use her talents in sewing and painting to delight her family, whether making doll clothing for her granddaughters or painting portraits of her grandsons. While she moved to Dallas in 2008 to be closer to her grandkids, her heart always remained firmly rooted in San Angelo.

Gayle was predeceased by her parents and husbands Glenn Lewis and John Schwab. She is survived by her sons David Lewis and wife Ashley of Dallas, Michael Lewis and wife Kay of Argyle, grandchildren Calder Lewis, Madeline Mills and husband Brandon, Corinne Uhr and husband David, and Sawyer Lewis all of Dallas, Tatum Lewis of Los Angeles and Tyson and Britton Lewis of Atlanta. She is also survived by her brother Terry Franks and his family in Abilene.

Her family wishes to extend its heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the staff at Windsor Senior Living, especially that of Willies Musonda, who is truly an angel on earth, and for the professional and giving care of Freedom Hospice.

Gayle will be remembered in our hearts for her laughter, giving nature, gentle but feisty spirit, her bubbly smile and her kind and caring heart. Throughout her entire life, she put Christ and family first, and despite her illness, her kindness and love never wavered. She was also a darned good cook.

A funeral celebrating Gayle’s life will be held at the First United Methodist Church in San Angelo at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, February 11, 2020. The graveside service will be 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at Fairmount Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to one of Gayle’s beloved charities: The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration or the San Angelo Symphony in her honor.