I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Phillipians 4:13

Cecil Eugene Tucker, born in Miles, Texas on October 3, 1930, went to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Sunday, August 18th. He was surrounded by his loving family as he passed from life to life. A celebration of his life will be held at 10:00 in the morning on Wednesday, August 21 at Harper Funeral Home with Reverend Mack Roller officiating. A private family burial will follow.

Cecil was preceded in death by his beloved wife of sixty-nine years, Gwyn Tucker, his parents, Albert and Frances Tucker, his brother, Kenneth Tucker, his beloved son, Skeeter Tucker, and two infant sons. He is survived by his sister, Rita McMillan of Sweeney, Texas, daughter and son-in-law, Wilma and Cleve Moore, and daughter-in-law, Debra Tucker, all of San Angelo, his grandchildren, Brandee and Whitt Peaslee of Sonora, Angie Pidgeon of San Angelo, Misty and John Webber of San Angelo, Amy and Allen Dantzler of Benbrook, Tambra and Justin Hollway of San Angelo, Sherry and Trey Clemens of Richardson, and Kayla Tucker of San Angelo as well as twenty-two great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren, and his “birthday twin,” Mrs. Charlotte Kolls.

He was lovingly known as “Pimpil” by his seven granddaughters, whom he loved to tease and spoil. He pursued his lifelong passion of farming spending many years on his land near Miles, Texas doing what he loved alongside his loving wife and family. His strength of character led to success in entrepreneurial ventures throughout his life, and his commitment to the work of the church and generosity to her was steadfast. He was also a proud veteran and U. S. Marine.
Semper Fi. His faith in Jesus Christ was always first and foremost on his mind and in his conversations, and he spent his life sharing the gospel with many he met. HIs daughter, Wilma, considers it pure joy to have been able to care for him in these last years which he taught her by example - a laying down of one’s life as Christ calls. Pimpil, also known as “Happy,” had a special relationship with his great-grandchildren. Always the encourager, his love, laughter, and wisdom will be greatly missed by his entire family.

To Justin Hollway, thank you for your loving care of Pimpil and Gigi; you were the grandson they never had. The care given by Cleve, Angie, Misty, Tambra, Kayla, Debra, and Mary Grace will never be forgotten. The family expresses deep gratitude to his friend, Mrs. Virginia Lane, and his dining buddy, Mr. Harlan McWilliams, for their loving care. We also wish to thank Becky Bookter and Helen Kennedy for their faithful care, Glen Meadows Baptist Church for loving him well, and the staff of Lyndale Senior Living. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Glen Meadows Baptist Church.

The world was a little less magical on the 15th of August 2019, when our sweet Jason AKA Loki was called to Valhalla. Jason was born on the 9th of December in 1977. He spent his early years in Odessa before heading out to travel the country with his thumb in the air. His stories were endless and priceless, and the experiences instilled in him a deep sense of empathy and respect for the underdog, the lost, the ones whom society deemed unworthy. He was their biggest ally, and he was an unwavering advocate for the homeless.

But work would eventually bring him to San Angelo, and at 26 he reconnected with his junior high crush, his first love in high school, his Carol Thornhill. She quickly became the love of his life. They got married on the 29th of April 2006, the first time he was persuaded to wear a suit since junior high prom, most likely with a band shirt underneath. Together they made a life full of rescuing dogs, cats, lizards, and humans who needed a good meal and a big Loki hug.
He was fiercely protective of his friends and had an incredibly close bond with his family, whether it be dancing with his mom in the middle of the kitchen, talking music with his brothers, or admiring the independence and strength of his baby sister of whom he was so protective. He enjoyed reminiscing over long drives with the windows down with his Aunt DJ, drinking a cold beer with one of his heroes, Uncle Jimmy. They would make plans to build things you could only imagine. One of his favorite things was cuddling up in bed to a good horror flick with his wife, who loved him with all of her heart and soul.

He loved to skateboard, teaching it to many, and he would even build and customize a deck for you if you just asked. His passion and gift were his art and his love for tattoos. Some were a few of his own masterpieces. He was into punk rock and everything it stood for. His favorite band was the Misfits, and he was probably the only guy who could pull off a hand-stitched studded vest with a leopard print collar. His style was unique and one of a kind.

He never met a stranger. He more than once, quite literally gave someone the shirt off his back and would never miss an opportunity to tell someone they were loved. He was always the first to volunteer to fix a hole in the wall or a leaky sink or help someone move. His sense of humor was renowned and wicked. It was absolutely impossible to not be in tears from laughing after any amount of time with him. His heart was big and his laugh contagious. He will be truly missed.

He is preceded in death by his Stepfather Robby Naegele, grandparents Ralph Hooten and James & Ruth Roysdon. Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Carol Thornhill; mother, Elly Hooten; Aunt and Uncle, Jimmy & Donna Sanchez; grandmother, Dolores (Lorse) Caffey; his siblings, Jeremy & Chelsea Lawrence, Tommy Naegele, Amanda Naegele, Jake Roysdon, Jr., Regina Tatum, Sandra Thornhill, and Emily Boyd; nieces and nephews, Riley, Elly, Lyric, Conor, Lily, Ernie, Regan, Brad, Chandler, and Alec; and special cousins, Brandon Sanchez & Mistie Tyler.

It is said that no one is actually gone until the ripples they cause in the world die away. We’re going to have Jason for a long, long while.

On August 15, 2019, in San Angelo, TX Larry Wooten decided to cash in his poker chips and join in on the BIG Game with the Big Guy upstairs. He will be dearly missed.

Larry Wooten was born in Columbus, MS to Helen Wooten & Charles Wooten on March 17, 1945. He married Patricia Davis on November 7, 1976 and then created a family. They ultimately did separate in 1997, but remained friends and co-parents. He worked as a mechanic for over 50 years. His talent in figuring out puzzles and breaking things apart and putting back together was intriguing to many. He was a veteran and served in the Army as a young adult. He did not like talking about this part of his life, but always said he did serve his country. He was involved in bowling tournaments, poker tournaments, pool tournaments, and dart tournaments throughout his lifetime. He stayed very active and believed you are only as old as how you feel. Larry would help out anyone in need as much as he could. He had a big heart and loved unconditionally.

Larry Wooten is preceded in death by Charles Wooten (Father), Helen Wooten (Mother) Charlotte Wooten (Sister) Alex Brett O'Neal (Grandson)

Larry Wooten is survived by Lonnie Wooten Sr (Son), Lisa (Wooten) O'Neal (Daughter), Ryan Wooten (Son) Carl McKenzie (Son) Grandchildren: Dakota Wooten 22, Amber Hedges 22, Tammeri Wooten 21, Lonnie Wooten Jr. 20, Haley Wooten 17, Pyper Wooten 5, Sheyleigh Woods 20, Ethan O'Neal 18, Vanidee O'Neal 15, plus nieces, nephews, extended family and close friends.

Funeral Services will be on August 24th, 2019 at 2:00pm with Al Hedges, Ordained Minister officiating at Robert Massey Funeral Home 402 Rio Concho Dr San Angelo, TX. Arrangements are made by Robert Massie Funeral Home

Benefit/Memorial Dinner following at Morey's Club & Sports Bar at 7886 N Farm to Market Rd 2288 San Angelo, Tx. 76901

Wayne Robert Ashworth was born on April 7, 1954 and passed away on August 17, 2019.

Dorothy Louise Stevens Edwards passed away Friday, August 16, 2019. Dorothy was born June 21, 1933, in Abilene, Texas, and adopted-by Lillie Matilda Baumann Stevens and W. J. Stevens. She grew up in San Angelo but had fond childhood memories of living in Ozona for a few years. A 1951 graduate of San Angelo High School, she married John Horace "Took" Edwards November 3, 1950, in Mertzon. They resided in San Angelo and the Wall area and had four children. She briefly worked at Central National Bank and retired from Tom Green County after twenty-five years. Her last position was Chief Deputy in the County Tax Assessor's Office.

Dorothy was a lifelong Baptist. She was a member of the Philia Club and enjoyed their many years of friendships. Before her health declined, she loved reading and traveling, but she continued to enjoy going to lunch and shopping. Preceding her in death were her parents; son John Wiley Edwards and his wife Sherrill Kaye Holland Edwards; brother, Elmo E. Berman and his wife Corene; and nephew, James Glen Berman. Also, nephew Tommy Edwards and nieces Marlu Edwards Riemer and Deborah Ann Edwards; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, George and Nora Edwards, Eugene and Bernice Edwards, and Hubert Edwards.

She is survived by her husband of sixty-eight years; daughters and their spouses, Margo and Glenn Dierschke of San Angelo and Kim and Earl Krieg of Whitney, Texas; and son and his wife, Steven and Marilyn Edwards of San Angelo. She has seven grandchildren and two great­ granddaughters: twins Allison Edwards of Austin and Courtney Edwards of Dallas; Drew Dierschke of San Angelo; Kaycee Krieg (and Jeff) Wysaski of Los Angeles, California; Krystal Krieg (and John) Leedy and their daughter Lorelai of Austin; Meagan Dierschke, her fiance Nick Mendoza, and their daughter Lilith, of Austin; and John Taylor Edwards. She leaves behind her beloved niece, Linda Berman (and Frank) Van Sickle.

She is survived by her sister-in-law Ann Edwards of Paint Rock and brother-in-law Don Edwards and his wife Shirley of Midland. Aunt Dorothy also leaves behind her Edwards' nieces: Francine Gilbert, Bonny Slaughter, Twilah Jansen, Cyndy Thornton, Vicki Wyse, Penny Williams, and Sharon Till. And her Edwards' nephews: Kelly, Eric, Randy, Gene Perry, Dale and Lee. The family will receive friends for visitation at 9:30 A.M., Tues. August 20, 2019 at Harper Funeral Home followed by the funeral service beginning at 10:00 A.M. Interment will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Pallbearers will be Drew Dierschke, Jay Van Sickle, Randy Edwards, Dale Edwards, Mark Hohensee, and Cotton Cave.

The family would like to thank the medical staff of Shannon Hospital, Regency House and Kindred Hospice for the care she received in her final days. Donations may be made to a charity of your choice.

MARGARET LOUISE THOMAS (MORRIS) PASSED AWAY FRIDAY AUGUST 9, 2019 AT SHANNON MEDICAL CENTER IN SAN ANGELO, TX. MARGARET WAS BORN IN GRAND FORKS,  N.D. ON SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1945 AT DEACONESS HOSPITAL TO LOUIE AND SYBIL MORRIS. SHE WAS A LOVING MOTHER, SISTER, GRANNY, FRIEND WHO ALWAYS LIVED BY THE GOLDEN RULE. SHE SPENT HER EARLIER YEARS DOING FACTORY WORK UNTIL AN INJURY LIMITED HER. SHE LOVED HER COMPANION/BEST FRIEND GIGI LOUISE(HER POODLE) VERY MUCH. AS WELL AS, HER FAMILY, FRIENDS, ANIMALS, CANNING, GARDENING AND COLLECTING ANYTHING SHE SAW BEAUTY IN. SHE WAS PRECEDED IN DEATH BY HER PARENTS AND ONE BROTHER, RODGER, AND ONE SISTER, AUDREY.   MARGARET NEVER MET A STRANGER AND WAS WIDELY LOVED AND RESPECTED. SHE WILL BE LOVINGLY REMEMBERED AND GREATLY MISSED BY HER CHILDREN ALLEN DUANE KROGSTAD, MICHELLE DENISE KROGSTAD, DENNIS DONALD BYERS, AND EBONY THOMAS. HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS, MELVIN, DALE, LOUIE, NANCY, SHERRY AND SHELLEY, HER GRAND AND GREAT GRANDCHILDREN, AND A HOST OF FRIENDS AND HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS AT THE KINGDOM HALL. MARGARET HAD A GREAT DEVOTION TO HER FAITH AND TO HAVE HER LIFE CELEBRATED HERE IN THE KINGDOM HALL.

Anita Von Willer, 96, of San Angelo, passed away on August 8, 2019.  There are no services planned at this time.  Survivors include her son Michael Von Willer of San Angelo, Texas.