Cynthia Ann Granger was born on January 2, 1951 in Hammond, IN and passed away on January 31, 2020.

Alma Nell Ford was born on September 26, 1917 in Knox County, Texas and passed away on January 31, 2020 in San Angelo, Texas.

Han “Sue” Curham, 81, of San Angelo went to be with her Lord on Friday, January 31, 2020 after a lengthy illness.
Sue was born Sept 20, 1938 in Seoul, South Korea. She married William E. Curham on March 20, 1974 in Seoul. They spent 46 years together as husband & wife. In 1980 they moved to San Angelo, Texas. Sue worked at Levi Strauss & Co. and Ethicon for many years.
She was a faithful member of the Korean Baptist Church on Bell Street in San Angelo, Texas.
Survivors include her husband, William Curham, of San Angelo; and all of the loving members of her Korean Baptist Church home.
The funeral service will be Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 11:00 am at the Korean Baptist Church with Pastor Young Park officiating. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Juan Manual Leal, age 77, entered into eternal rest on Friday, January 31, 2020 at his residence surrounded by his family. Juan was born on October 13, 1942, in Pleasanton, Texas, to Manuel Pacheco Leal and Sofia Cantu Leal. He married Nelda DelaCruz on May 1, 1965 in Olfen, Tx. and through this union they had four children; Melissa, Christina, John and Angelica. Juan was employed with Chrysler as an automobile body technician from 1970 to 1975. In 1976, he went to work for the City of San Angelo as a painter and body man. In 1992 he became the head groundskeeper for the Santa Fe Golf Course until his retirement in 2003. Throughout his life, and during his retirement years, he enjoyed farming. Juan was preceded in death by his parents, Manuel and Sofia; siblings Concha Ramirez and Pauline Saldivar; ex-wife Nelda Copeland; eldest grandson Anthony Ray Johnson and partner Josie Chavez. Survivors include his children Melissa Ann Johnson and husband Earl of Atlanta, Georgia; Christina Kay Diaz and husband Luis of Odessa, Texas; Dr. John Paul Leal and wife Tori of San Antonio, Texas and Angelica Maria Nava and husband George of San Angelo, Texas. Grandchildren Megan Walker, SGT Jasmine Jones, John Paul Leal Jr., Aaron Johnson, Jose Llanas Jr., Aarika Leal, Alexander Smith, and Justin Nava. Great-grandchildren Laila Johnson, Jordan Walker, Adalynn Llanas, Jaeden Johnson, Kailan Luera-Johnson, Keagan Johnson, Ivan Llanas, Andre Jones, Kayson Johnson, Dak Walker, August Johnson, Sebastian Llanas, Sydney Leal, and Aaryon Johnson. Siblings Edward Valdez and wife Eloisa, Matilda “Tillie” Dickison, Patricio Leal and wife Maria, Toni Gonzales and husband Richard, Alfredo Leal and wife Donna.
Wake Service will be on Monday, February 3, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the Harper Funeral Home Chapel. Mass of Christian burial will be at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 4, 2020. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be grandsons. The family would like to thank Hospice of San Angelo and Juan’s caregiver, Betty Losoya, for their support and excellent care provided. The family requests memorials be made to the Wall Volunteer Fire Department.

Erene Sandoval Hernandez was born on April 5, 1944 to humble parents, Gregorio and Leonor Sandoval on Miss Cherry’s ranch in South Central Texas. She was baptized in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Brady, Texas. She along with her parents and thirteen siblings were migrant workers. They worked the campos all through Texas and California. In the 50's, they settled here in San Angelo, TX. They made their new church family with Pastor Faz at Templo El Sacrificio Asambleas De Dios. Irene, or Nena, started work at a young age and did so until her vision no longer allowed her to. This did not stop her. She kept moving and going. She loved her family, her church family, the Dallas Cowboys, apple pie, Coca-Cola, Joyce Meyers, Elvis, riding the bus to Wal-Mart and just having a great time. She was always ready to celebrate. This is the way she lived her life.
Celebrating with her in heaven are her parents; her sisters and brothers: Isabel S. Wuertemburg, Juan H. Sandoval, David H. Sandoval, Maria Ana H. Sandoval, Gregorio (George) H. Sandoval, Guillermo (Willie) H. Sandoval and Daniel H. Sandoval. Celebrating her life here are her children: Michele and Anh Vu and Greg and Becky Hernandez, and her grandchildren: Aimee and Jesus Armendariz, Jennifer and Dylan O’Reilly, Veronica Vu, Sienna Hernandez, Celeste Vu, and Evan Hernandez. She was known as Grandma Nena by Emmanuel, Ariana, and Julian Armendariz. Nena will be missed by her sisters and brother: Rebeca and Joe Garcia, Victoria H. Sandoval, Dora Jasso, Enrique (Henry) H. Sandoval, Berta Rodriguez and Lucia and Willie De la Rosa. Irene was Tía Nena to many nieces and nephews. She loved them all. Irene had a special place in heart for her niece, Emaya Tovar. Erene had another family that will celebrate her homecoming, her Monte de Olivos church family, where she was able to reconfirm her baptism, pastored by Mrs. Elizabet Geair. A special thanks to Pastor Liz and Mr. Mike Geair for driving Miss Daisy, keeping her safe, and loving her as their own.
Visitation will be held Sunday, February 2nd from 3:00-5:00pm at Harper Funeral Home. The Service will be 2:00pm, Tuesday, February 4th in the Harper Funeral Home Chapel with burial to follow at Fairmount Cemetery.

JoAnna Livingston Fenton, of San Angelo, passed away on January 31, 2020 at the young age of 62. She was born in San Angelo, Texas on June 23, 1957. As a child, she moved to Sonora, Texas and Lincoln, Nebraska. After moving back to San Angelo, JoAnna attended Glenn Junior High and met her childhood friend Sabrina (Frederick) Ward, and they were inseparable until her death. In school, JoAnna was vice president of the student council, 1st chair clarinet in the band, but was most noticed for her twirling at Central High School. JoAnna shared her passion and knowledge for twirling with her daughter and grandchildren. At 60 years old, JoAnna went back to Central High School to teach the feature twirler the original routine to the Bobcat fight song. Three years after graduating from Central High School, JoAnna earned her Associates Degree in Nursing from Odessa College and spent her career working with Dr. Jerry Schultz at Shannon Clinic. In 1992, JoAnna married her “knight in shining armor”, Ron, and they spent 28 years happily married, and together raised five children. During their times living in Little Rock, Arkansas and San Angelo, JoAnna made friends with everyone she met. Upon the passing of her father, JoAnna continued to own and operate the original Ike Funk Ranch passed down and kept in the family since 1879. Ron and JoAnna traveled the world from Rome to Vietnam, but what she loved most was being at home, at the ranch and close to her family. She loved her family and was very proud of her children. When the grandchildren came along, she spoke proudly of their talents and accomplishments and spent time with them collecting heart rocks. JoAnna had a passion for trivia and games, but also had a special love for the game of Mah Jongg and her Mah Jongg friends. JoAnna was like a pretty flower to everyone who met her. Everyone who knew JoAnna knew she was loyal, compassionate, giving, caring, and selfless. She would do anything for anybody. She is survived by her loving husband, Dr. Ronnie M. Fenton, her children, John Skelton and wife Dr. Renea Skelton of Aledo, Dr. Jason Skelton and wife Randi of San Angelo, Dr. JoElle Peterson and husband Matt of Edmond, Oklahoma, Dr. Boyd Fenton and wife Cyndi of Lubbock, and Truman Fenton and wife Michele of Austin. She had sixteen grandchildren whom she truly adored, Kelcie, Chloe and Wesley Skelton; Madeline, Miley and William (Shane) Skelton; Charlie and Maggie Peterson; Samuel, Ember, Garrison, Gavin, and Savannah Fenton; Jack, Wyatt, and Eliza Fenton. She also leaves behind stepsiblings, Johny Weyerts and wife Charlsie of Alpine, Gene Weyerts and wife Carolyn of San Saba and Sharon Hartley and husband Tom of Dallas. She finally leaves behind her two best four legged friends, dogs, Stella and Marilyn Monroe. She is preceded in death by her beloved parents Dr. Charles Wesley Livingston Jr. and June Pugh Livingston, and brother Will Ford Livingston.
Visitation will be Tuesday, February 4th, at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo from 5:00 – 7:00PM. Services will be held Wednesday, February 5th, at 10:00AM at First Baptist Church of San Angelo. Graveside services to follow at Arden Cemetery. Our family would like to thank the nurses and doctors at Shannon Hospital in San Angelo and Ascension Seton Medical Center in Austin for their compassion and care of our mother, wife, Nanna and friend in her final days. In lieu of flowers, the family would be honored to have a donation sent in JoAnna’s name to Meals for the Elderly.

Bobbie Nell Vincent Collard passed from this life peacefully surrounded by loving family on Friday, January 31, 2020. She had been a resident of San Angelo, Texas for the past fourteen years.
Bobbie was born on September 17, 1933 in Cooter Neck Bend, Arkansas, the daughter of Claude and Mabel Vincent. She attended schools in Heber Springs, Arkansas and graduated from Concord High School in 1951. She graduated from Arkansas College (now Lyon College in Batesville, Arkansas) in 1954. She married Don Roy Collard on February 23, 1955 beginning 32 years of marriage. Bobbie was a school teacher and later became a full-time homemaker, line-dancing teacher, mother, and grandmother. Don and Bobbie lived in Arkansas early in their marriage and in 1962 moved to Alpine, Texas. In 1964, they moved to Dalhart, Texas where they resided until 1980. During this time, she was an active volunteer in school and church activities of their children. Because Don always loved Alpine, they moved back and lived there until shortly after his death in 1987. Bobbie then moved to San Angelo where she was active in volunteer work with Seniors and in nursing homes. She then returned to her beloved Arkansas home to be near her brothers and other family. Due to declining health, she returned to San Angelo in 2006 and lived there until her death.
Bobbie loved the Lord and was a faithful member of Southland Baptist Church in San Angelo until illness prevented her from being involved. She loved her family, friends, music, teaching line dancing, and animals. She played piano for many years for churches in Concord, Alpine, and Dalhart. She formed many deep friendships during her life including Martha Wilson (Mountain View, Arkansas), Tommie Monden (Amarillo, Texas), Kolita Disch (San Angelo, Texas) and many dear line-dancing friends in Arkansas and Texas.
Bobbie is survived by two daughters, Brenda Collard Coats and husband, Kim of San Angelo, Texas and Jana Collard Fewell and husband, Randy of Hewitt, Texas, and a son Timothy Wayne Collard and wife D’Lynn of Abilene, Texas. She is also survived by six grandchildren and their families: Jeni Cahill and husband Tim and their three daughters, Sloan, Sterling and Sage, all of The Woodlands, Texas; Bryan Coats and his wife, Amber, and their son, Erick of Panama City, Florida; Kelli Arce and her husband Austin and their two children Kamden and Cooper, all of Cypress, Texas; Stephen Coats of San Angelo, Texas; Christopher Collard of Abilene, Texas and Kelsey Collard of Abilene. She is also a special grandmother to Cassie Fewell Feo and her husband, Juan and sons Sebastian and Sammy of McKinney, Texas and Stephen and Chelsea Fewell and their daughter Adley of China Spring, Texas. She is also survived by many special nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Don, her four brothers and their spouses, Doyle and Eunice Vincent, Ell Dee and Helen Vincent, Shearrel and Frieda Vincent, and Bill and Wanda Vincent. She was also preceded in death by her great granddaughter Ava Rae Arce.
A viewing will be held in San Angelo, Texas on Monday, February 3, from 3:00-4:30 PM at Harper Funeral Home.
We wish to express special thanks to the staff of the Memory Care unit of Brayden Park for their loving care and to the staff of Saint Gabriel’s Hospice. The family requests memorials to Southland Baptist Church (San Angelo, Texas), Cassie’s Place (San Angelo, Texas), 1st Baptist Church (Concord, Arkansas) or a charity of your choice.