Judy Kim Stewart, 65, of San Angelo passed away on Monday, December 5, 2023.

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

Ms. Stewart was born on March 28, 1958 in San Angelo to Bill and Sylvia Martin. She graduated from Killeen High School in 1978. After high school she moved to San Angelo and was a home health care giver most of her life. She was loving but ornery. Kim especially loved her brother Ricci and spending time with her family. She enjoyed listening to music and dancing. Kim had a close group of friends who she enjoyed hanging out with. She was an original.

Kim is survived by her two children, Jeffery Ellis of Kentucky and Anthony Elder of Australia; a brother Ricci Roberts of San Angelo; father, Jackie Burney and Dianna Stout of San Angelo; cousin, Sandy Chappell and husband Johnny of San Angelo; uncle, Jerry Burney of San Angelo; and her loving dog and companion, Sylvia.

Evelyn Bernice “Boots” Fulcher was born in Ellenton, South Carolina on May 10, 1937. She met the love of her life, Jack Fulcher, while attending Texas Western College in El Paso, Tx. Jack and Boots married on May 30, 1955 in El Paso. Following Jack’s service in the Army, they moved to San Angelo where both worked at General Telephone Company. Jack was the VP of Data Processing for GTEDS and Boots was the company librarian. Following General Tel’s acquisition by Verizon, Boots followed Jack to Fort Wayne, Indiana; Los Angeles, California; and Bradenton, Florida as Jack advanced in the company. It was in Florida that Boots met the second love of her life….golf!

Upon Jack’s retirement, they returned to San Angelo and built a home overlooking the 12th hole at Bentwood Country Club. Boots played many rounds of golf and was very active in the Bentwood Women’s Golf Association, serving two terms as President. She and Jack were often found on the links or enjoying the 19th hole at the club. After Jack’s passing in 2008, Boots continued her involvement in women’s golf and was known for her volunteer efforts at the club. Boots looked forward to her Wednesday Bentwood supper with her many friends (I think she still has a stack of unused pizza coupons from the Wed. drawings she frequently won!)

Boots and her good friend Billie McCleery enjoyed the Sunday church services at Southland Baptist Church. We want to thank the many folks who befriended and looked out for Boots over the years-- including great neighbors and friends like the Grafas, the Stewarts, and many more too numerous to mention. We thank the doctors and staff of Shannon Hospital, Boots’ friends and the employees at Braden Park, as well as the dedicated folks with Gentiva and Visiting Angels. Each has gone above and beyond to ensure that Boots was loved and well cared for.

Boots was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Jack, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law Herb and Tillye Fulcher, Mildred and Otis Jacob, and Gladys and Buster Dooley. She is survived by her nieces Kay (Allen) Mills, Alice Schroeder, Nancy (Tommy) Miller, and nephew Gene (Rae Ann Roberts) Fulcher along with many great and great-great nieces and nephews.

Donations in lieu of flowers are appreciated and may be directed to Gentiva Hospice in San Angelo or the charity of your choosing.

A funeral service will be held on Saturday, December 9, 2023 at 10:00 AM at Harper Funeral Home. A burial will follow at Evergreen cemetery in Ballinger, TX.

Sharon Elizabeth Scaggs, 80, of San Angelo passed away on December 4, 2023.

She was born on October 23, 1943, in Fort Worth, Texas to Charles and Jewell Bennett Dominy. She graduated from Paschal High School in Fort Worth and attended Howard Payne University. She met her husband, Phil T. Scaggs, and they were married on December 2, 1960, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

Sharon enjoyed interior decorating, flower design, playing bridge, and golfing with her husband and friends. They enjoyed camping in Big Bend and their favorite getaway place was Cloudcroft, New Mexico. She is preceded in death by her husband, parents, and brother, Charles F. Dominy, Jr.

She is survived by her two daughters, Liz (Jeanette) Scaggs of Dallas and Margaret (Steve) Lupton of San Angelo; three grandchildren, Ryan (Holly) Lupton of San Angelo, Georgia Lupton, and Philip Lupton, both of Austin; two great-grandchildren, Liv and Ivy Lupton; and sister, Beck Kirkpatrick of Fort Worth.

A memorial service will be held at 9:30 AM, Thursday, December 7, 2023, at Harper Funeral Home Chapel. She will be inurned at First United Methodist Church Columbarium during a private ceremony.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations are suggested to Meals for the Elderly or a charity of your choice.

The family would also like to extend a special thank you to the staff at The Crest at Baptist Memorial Retirement Community.

Dueda McQueen Coppic passed from this life on December 4, 2023, at the age of 88, almost 18 years to the day of the passing of her beloved husband Leroy Coppic.

Dueda was born September 16, 1935, to Price “Jelly” and Emogene McQueen in Wink, TX. Dueda attended Lakeview High School in San Angelo, TX, where she was a two-time inductee into their athletic Hall of Fame for both basketball and track & field. These were the only two sports offered to Lake View girls in the 1950’s.

In basketball, Dueda was named to the All-District team for all four years and led the Lake View Maiden Basketball team to District Championships every year, culminating in a State Championship her junior year in the Golden Girls State Basketball Tournament in 1952.

Dueda competed in three varsity track & field events in her four years at Lakeview. As the lead-off girl in the 4x4 relays, she was able to help the Maidens win four consecutive Bluebonnet Belle Relay titles from 1950 – 1953 and was the High Point individual athlete of the state event for her freshman and senior years. While only standing 4’ 8”, and with a broken toe, she jumped 4’ 6 ¾” to set a new high jump record for the state championship event, and she did it with a scissor style jump with a sand pit in which to land. She also competed in the triple jump.

In her senior year, she was invited to the 1953 National AAU Track & Field Meet in San Antonio, TX, where she proceeded to win 1st place in the baseball throw with an amazing distance of 225’ 7” (75.5+ yards or ¾ of a football field), despite a heavily bandaged ankle. She was also recognized by her classmates her senior year being crowned Queen of Lake View High School. She also played softball in the summer since Lake View did not have a team.

Dueda met her future husband, Leroy Coppic, at the Kiwanis ballpark press box in 1953 while she was scoring a baseball game. He was a highly respected West Texas Coach, and they married on July 2, 1954. She attended San Angelo College for two years. In 1956, both Dueda and her sister were invited to compete in the Texas AAU Track & Field Championship in San Angelo, where she won 1st place in the baseball throw and her younger sister Patsy won 3rd place. She then began working as an ophthalmology assistant for Dr. Richie.

After having her first child, Todd, she then moved to Wichita Falls, TX, and returned to her studies at Midwestern University. She then had her second child, Jay. At the age of 34, she resumed her athletic career and won both the singles and doubles championships in the 1968 Midwestern University Badminton Tournament.

In 1973, Dueda and Leroy relocated the family to Dallas, TX and she continued raising the children. She eventually went back to work as an exercise instructor at the most prestigious health club in Dallas. Here she became a life-long Dallas Cowboys fan. During a visit to San Angelo in 1987, Leroy and Dueda found their perfect retirement place on Lake Nasworthy. In 1990, they retired there and were able to enjoy all the natural wildlife and changing scenery associated with life at the lake.

Dueda was a connoisseur of “fine” Dr. Pepper, seeking out the convenience store that had just the right “fountain mix”, and she considered it an art form. She loved all her many pets over the years, including dogs, cats, rats, ferrets and several birds. She thoroughly enjoyed jogging and walking the mountain trail on Gun Club Rd. and Hillside Dr. at Lake Nasworthy. Dueda was an avid reader of the San Angelo Standard-Times. One of her favorite past-time activities was a spirited game of ping pong using her special sandpaper paddle while listening to “soft rock” music.

Dueda was a wonderful wife, and loving mother who had many life-long friends. She was a homebody who enjoyed spending time in the yard and at the lake. She was a proud Christian, believed in her faith and was affectionately referred to as “Dueda True Heart” by her children for her kindness, big heart, and generous nature. She saw the goodness in everyone.

The family wants to express a special appreciation for the support, care and long-time companionship provided by Robin Brokaw to Dueda and her beloved Baby Ruth up until their passing.

She was preceded in death by her beloved Chiweenie, Baby Ruth. Dueda is survived by her two sons, Todd Coppic (Krista Land) of Treasure Island, FL, and Jay Coppic (Betty Coppic) of Destin, FL. She leaves behind nephews Mike and Mark Perry and niece Margie Perry McGuire and many innumerable friends.

In keeping with Dueda’s wishes, there will be no public services.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to:

West Texas Boys Ranch Foundation: https://www.wtbr.org/

Concho Valley Paws: https://cvpaws.org/give/

The family wants to express their appreciation for all the love, comfort, kindness, and support given during this time of sorrow and loss. She will be missed.

George Franklin Scott from Eldorado, Texas went to be with the Lord and his beautiful wife on November 30, 2023, in San Angelo, Texas.

George was born in Taylor County to G.W. & Clois Scott on January 10, 1942. He went to school in Winters, Texas where he graduated high school.  He later moved to San Angelo where he met the love of his life. George & Su were married on June 5, 1967. George and Su soon made their home in Eldorado.  They had two children, Randy & Kim. George was a plant foreman for ARCO Oil & Gas Plant for 32 years.  He was also a rancher and farmer. George retired in 1989 and soon began doing odd jobs to pass the time.  He worked for Halbert LPG and Niblett Oil. He was known for his big personality and was often seen at the golf course.

George is preceded in death by his mother, Clois Scott, his father, G.W. Scott, his stepmother, Flo Scott, his wife, Su Scott, his brothers, Sam & Ricky Scott, his sister, Patsy Hogan, and one nephew, Shae Scott.

He is survived by his son, Randy Scott, his daughter and son-in-law, Kevin and Kim Thomas, his grandchildren, Kassidy & Kash Thomas, his sister and brother-in-law, Max and Carolyn Tidmore, his sister-in-law, Judy Scott, and his brother-in-law, Winford Hogan and several nieces and nephews.

The viewing will be at Love’s Funeral Home in Eldorado on Wednesday, December 6th and Thursday December 7th, from 2:00pm – 6:00p.m. A memorial service and celebration of life will be held Friday, December 8, 2023, at the Schleicher County Cemetery Chapel at 1:00p.m.  Pallbearers will be Jim Bob Scott, Bill Belew, Kevin Thomas, Mark Fraley, Louis Cantrell, Robert Fesperman, Hector Tobias, and John Wojtek. The honorary pallbearer will be Danny Halbert.

A special thank you goes out to the nurses and doctors in the Shannon ICU, San Angelo Nursing & Rehab, and Hospice of San Angelo.  All the staff in these facilities were very supportive and caring. 

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Hospice of San Angelo in honor of George’s name.

Diane Michelle Camfield, 57 of San Angelo, Tx went to be with our Lord and Savior on Friday, December 1, 2023.

Diane was born July 24, 1966 to W. J. Rebel and Rita Dowdle in San Angelo, Tx. where she attended Central High School. She worked in her family business, Rebel Signs for 18 years making lots of friendships that have lasted over the coming years.

Diane met and married the love of her life, David Camfield on September 10, 1988 and they have shared 35 beautiful years together. During their marriage, Diane took up the hobby of working out and weightlifting. She worked hard and was very dedicated, winning several contests. She’s always been a force to be reckoned with.

She was a beautiful person both inside and out and has blessed so many with her fun-loving, caring and sweet personality. To know her was to love her. She will be dearly missed by so many.

Diane was preceded in death by her grandparents, Gay Garland Cates, James H. Dowdle, Dorothy Moore and Fayette Moore. She is survived by her husband, David Camfield, of San Angelo; her parents, W.J. Rebel and Rita Dowdle, of San Angelo; her sister, Lisa Smith and husband Bryan, of Tioga, TX; her niece and nephew, Sarah and Nathan Smith, of Tioga, TX; and numerous other family members and close friends.

The family will receive friends for visitation on Monday, December 4, 2023, from 5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M., at Harper Funeral Home. The Graveside Service will be 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, December 5, 2023, at Fairmount Cemetery in San Angelo.

The Universe lost a bright and beautiful star on November 28, 2023, with the sudden passing of Laura Lee Lewis. Her untimely death has brought a profound loss to her family and her many dear friends and colleagues. Laura was a superbly rare and adored individual. A former intern perfectly wrote, “Laura epitomized connections, conviction, and love.”

Laura was born in Japan on Pearl Harbor Day to Jerold and Mary Lewis on December 7, 1967, while the family was stationed at Misawa AFB. The family then lived in Brindisi, Italy before retiring to San Angelo, Texas, in 1972.

Laura embraced the San Angelo community and considered herself a native. She attended McGill Elementary, Robert E. Lee Junior High, and graduated from Central High School in 1986. She attended Angelo State University before pursuing her love for travel and adventure. She became a flight attendant for Delta Airlines out of Dallas before transferring her home base to Salt Lake City, Utah. Laura loved living in the mountain town of Park City, Utah, where in addition to working for Delta, she worked at Deer Valley Resort. This allowed Laura to engage in her favorite pastimes…snowboarding, snow skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and golfing in the fresh mountain air.

She traveled the world during her 25-year career for Delta, often convincing family to travel with her and share in the privilege of seeing the world. Her summers were spent in Ashland, Wisconsin, at Loon Lake, where she enjoyed spending treasured time with extended family, and where the family made cherished memories and Laura always stole the show.

She returned to San Angelo in 2015, to help care for her mother, and once again fell deeply in love with San Angelo, making it her permanent home.

While in San Angelo, Laura became very involved in the community she so deeply loved, and brought life, energy, and excitement to everything she touched. She served as membership coordinator for the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, championing local businesses, before being promoted to Vice President of Member Relations. Subsequently, she was hired as the district director for State Senator Charles Perry. When not working her job, Laura gave countless hours to causes and non-profit organizations that benefitted the community. She was particularly fond of the San Angelo Clubhouse, where she served on the advisory council, the W.H.I.T program, and the Pachyderm Club where she was past president. There was no one more committed to the causes she believed in, and these organizations will be forever impacted for her enormous contributions.

One of Laura’s greatest joys was being a stepmother to Kassidy Braddock and Tyler Tanner. She came into their lives when they were 3 and 5 years old and was extraordinarily proud of their achievements.

A beauty inside and out, Laura was fierce, funny and had an unmatched zest for life. A short twenty-one months ago, she began dating Joe Will Ross who became the love of her life. They had planned to share the rest of their lives together, but God had other plans for Laura. She will be forever missed by her love Joe Will, and the countless friends and family who adored her.

Memorial services for Laura Lee Lewis will take place at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in San Angelo on December 7, 2023 at 10:00 AM. Immediately following the services, a community-wide reception will be held at ASU’s LeGrand Alumni Center from 11:45 am to 2 pm. Everyone is welcome.

Laura is survived by her siblings Jerry Lewis (Patte) of Wausau, WI, Sue (John) Groat of Granite Bay, CA, Terry Lewis of Austin, TX, Judy (Don) Gruber of Loomis, CA, Sherry Taylor of San Angelo, TX, stepchildren Kassidy (Ashton) Braddock and Tyler (Robyn) Tanner of San Angelo, TX. Additional family surviving Laura include five cousins, eight nieces and nephews, and four step-grandchildren.

Laura was preceded in death by her grandparents, John and Marjorie Trogan of Ashland, WI, Harry and Etra Lewis of Ashland, WI, mother Mary E. Lewis of San Angelo, TX, father Jerold D. Lewis and her step-mother Catherine Lewis of San Angelo, TX. In lieu of flowers, donations to the San Angelo Clubhouse and W.H.I.T in Laura’s memory are forever appreciated. More information on these organizations can be found at www.sanangeloclub-house.org and www.whitprogram.org.

San Angelo Clubhouse

404 S. Irving

San Angelo, TX 76903

W.H.I.T

P.O. Box 928

San Angelo, TX 76902

Kaylee Webber, of Georgetown, TX passed from this life unexpectedly on  November 26, 2023. She was headed back home after spending the Thanksgiving weekend with her family in San Angelo and was involved in a tragic motor vehicle accident in Llano County. She was 20 years old. Her family and friends are shocked and grieved by the loss of such a sweet, vibrant life. She would have turned 21 in just a few weeks.

She was born to Joel Webber and Kelly Trojanowski in Webster, TX on 12/19/2002. She is survived by her mother and father as well as her step-father, Steven Trojanowski. Siblings are August Webber, Krista Trojanowski, and Alex Trojanowski. Grand-parents are Bill Ruth, Lenora (Beth) Trojanowski, Steve Trojanowski, Sr., Carrie Trojanowski, and David Winburne. Aunts and Uncles: Shayne and Jere’ Webber, David and Sharmy Trojanowski, Jason and Shyla Trojanowski, Daniel and Maryulin Trojanowski, Bryan Ruth, Alisha Ruth, Julian Winburne, Guthery Herrera and Lavonne Winburne, Johnny and Lucy De La Rosa. Cousins: Jackie Roesch, Britton, Michael, and Belen Webber, Jesse Long, Merrick Panes, Tyler, Nick, Brittany, Samantha, and Caleb, DJ, Damian, Ian, Aislynn, Addisyn, and Allisyn Trojanowski, Morgan Bishop, Kyla Kelley, Kaitlyn Gray, Zayden Perez, Keeley Herrera, Emmanuel and Aliyah De La Rosa, and second cousin- Kaizley Yates. She also leaves behind her boyfriend, Kenneth Guinn and his family. She was preceded in death by her great-grandmother Willie Marie Kohlstedt, and grandparents Leigh Ann Winburne and John and Shelley Webber.

Kaylee attended High School in Fairfield, CA and was part of the Early College Program through Rodriguez High School. She had achieved all of her credits for her Associates Degree. She was completing her final pre-requisites and was looking forward to entering the Engineering Program at the University of Texas in Austin to receive her Bachelor’s Degree.

Kaylee competed in hip hop dance throughout her high school years with Chapkis Dance in Fairfield, CA. She moved to Texas once she graduated in 2021. Her other hobbies included billiards, bowling, and working with cars. Kaylee had a heart of gold. Her faith was strong. She loved God and loved people. Her smile lit up a room and her laugh was contagious. She accepted and loved everyone for whoever they were. You would rarely hear any negative comment leave her mouth; always an encourager that looked at the positive in life and pushed towards her goals. Kaylee had a drive within her that propelled her to success. She was very competitive, and strived to be one of the best at anything that she put her hand or mind to. She will be greatly missed by all that loved her, but we trust that she is in a beautiful place and spared from any future pain or heartache that this world brings. We look forward to the day when we have the opportunity to reunite with her again on the other side. She would encourage everyone that reads this to not only love and do good while you are here, but to truly seek and invest in faith of what lies beyond this life and embrace it fully. Kaylee would tell you that Jesus is real and through him, we all have hope. May God bless, comfort, and protect us all.

Funeral service for Kaylee will take place at 11:00 A.M. on Monday, December 4, 2023, at Glen Meadows Baptist Church in San Angelo, TX. Burial will be private for the family. Thank you for all of your prayers and support during this most difficult time.

Technical Sgt. (Ret.) Jesse T. Davis, 90, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away at Baycrest Senior Living on Tuesday, November 28, 2023.

A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 PM on Wednesday, December 6, 2023 at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with Russ Frasier, chaplain for Concho Hearts Hospice, officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

He was born on July 2, 1933, in Durham, North Carolina to Johnny and Cornelia Ethel Davis. Jesse joined the U.S. Air Force in 1954 and completed basic training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio. After serving in various locations including two tours in Vietnam as a communication specialist. He subsequently was awarded the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal for his dedicated service to the United States of America.

Jesse married the love of his life, Joanne Dawson of Durham, NC in 1956 and celebrated 58 years together prior to her death in 2014.

In 1976 Jesse retired from the Air Force and worked for RCA/General Electric as an area technician until his retirement.

His love of bowling started while he was in the Air Force and was a member of the Air Force bowling team. During his bowling career, he had numerous, league-sanctioned 300 (perfect score) games. Jesse joined the Senior Professional Bowler's Associate upon his retirement from RCA/GE and was an active member for 16 years traveling to various tournaments across the U.S. with his wife, Joanne, supporting him along the way.

Jesse was often seen as a staple in the San Angelo bowling community as he managed all the centers in town at one point or another and actively supported the Young American Bowling Alliance (YABA) as a coach. He most recently bowled in the senior leagues where he formed lifelong friendships. The best bowling advice he ever gave was simple, "Just roll the ball".

When he retired from the Senior PBA, he was left with an overabundance of bowling equipment much to the chagrin of his wife, since it had taken over the front room of their home. Longtime residents of San Angelo know exactly what he did with most of it -yard art. Shortly after his creation, he was "crowned" King Pin of College Hills by Rick Smith, writer for the Standard-Times.

Not one for speaking too much, he had a strong-silent type of demeanor and later in life developed an impeccable sense of comedic timing which often provided laughter and smiles to anyone around.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Johnny and Cornelia Ethel Davis; older sisters, Marie Davis and Margie Hickman; younger brother, Johnny Howard Davis, his wife, Joanne Davis; and her constant four-legged companion, Kobe.

He is survived by his four children, Teresa Tigner and husband Steven of Crowley, Dirk Davis and his wife Debra of Cibolo, Belinda Gatlin and her husband William of San Angelo, and Trevor Davis: eight grandchildren, Joshua L. Tigner and wife Katie of Austin, Brian Tigner of San Antonio, Sarah Bethards and husband Drew of Minneola, Florida, Ryan Davis of San Angelo, Joanna Garcia and husband Alex of Round Rock, Mitchell Gatlin of San Angelo, Haley Lyssy and husband Braden of Poth, and Dylan Davis of Cibolo; two step-grandchildren, Bailey Ellis of Austin, and Kayla Ellis of Magnolia; two great grandchildren, Caroline Bethards and John William Bethards of Mineola, Florida, and a third great-granddaughter, Lyssy on the way.

In lieu of flowers, the family would like to request memorial donations be given to Concho Hearts Hospice, West Texas Rehabilitation Center, or the Wounded Warrior Project.

The family would also like to extend gratitude to the staff at Baycrest Senior Living who became a part of our family and Concho Hearts Hospice for their dedication and attention to Jesse during his time of need. Their support was priceless.

Berdell “Berdie” Douma, 87, left this world to spend eternity with her Lord and Savior on November 29, 2023, while surrounded by loved ones. Berdie was born on October 18, 1936, in Cambria, Wisconsin to Caroline and Christian Dornfeld. She was the youngest of 4 children and grew up working on the family dairy farm. She graduated from Markesan High School in 1953. While in high school, she met the love of her life, Rodney Douma and they were married in 1953.

Berdie was a devoted wife and lived in Germany while Rodney was in the Korean War. When he returned from service, Rodney and Berdie moved to Milwaukee, WI, where she worked as a secretary to put Rodney through engineering school. After his graduation, Rodney and Berdie continued to live in Wisconsin in Portage, Madison and Plymouth while Rodney started his career with GTE Corporation. During this time, she and Rodney added three daughters to their family. In 1981, Rodney was transferred to San Angelo, Texas, where he and Berdie would establish their home. Berdie began work for Angelo State University that same year with the University Health Clinic. She was the first smiling face students would see at the clinic until her retirement in 2003. While in San Angelo, she attended and was an active member of Trinity Lutheran Church.

Berdie had many loves: playing bridge, watching baseball and football (especially her Braves and Badgers), travelling, listening to music, dancing with Rodney, and most of all, she loved people. This was on full display in her home. Her home was always open, and everyone was welcome. She loved to host relatives, and welcomed them to stay as long as they wanted. She enjoyed showing her love through cooking and always made sure to cook the favorite meal and dessert of any guest. Anyone that knew Berdie, knew that you were not going to leave her home hungry and often more full than you liked! She had a way of making everyone she saw feel special. She was a great listener and gave loving, wise advice and support to anyone who needed it. Her love for Rodney as his health declined was a beautiful example of the self-sacrificial and unconditional love of Jesus. God’s love truly shone through Berdie to all those she knew.

Berdie is survived by her 3 daughters, Stephanie Jeter (Carl), Michele McKinney (Odie), and Heidi Douma (David); 5 grandchildren, Joshua Jeter (Camille), Allison Steyn (Fanie), Lucas Jeter (Elizabeth), Ramsey McKinney, and Aiden McKinney; 5 great grandchildren, Mackenzie Morris, Jeremiah Morris, Jude Jeter, Berdie Jeter, and Murphey Jeter; and many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, Rodney Douma; her parents, Caroline and Christian Dornfeld; and her brothers, Howard, Hubert and Herbert Dornfeld.

The family would like to thank Gentiva Hospice for the loving care they gave to Berdie. With special thanks to Sarai and Rose for the wonderful care they gave her.

Visitation will be held Friday, December 1, 2023, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Harper Funeral Home, and Funeral Services will be held Saturday December 2, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, 3536 Lutheran Way, San Angelo, TX 76904. Burial will be held after the service at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, 4989 FM Highway 1223, San Angelo, TX 76905.

In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes memorial contributions to Trinity Lutheran Church or School, 3536 Lutheran Way, San Angelo, TX 76904.