Sylvia Green, 77, passed away Tuesday, September 17, 2019, at her home in Sugar Land.

Public viewing will be from 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM with the family receiving friends from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM Friday, September 20, 2019, at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Graveside services will be 11:00 AM Saturday, September 21, 2019, at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens with Rev. Cameron Strange, associate pastor of PaulAnn Church, officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mrs. Green was born April 11, 1942, in Colorado City. She was a 1960 graduate of San Angelo Central High School and attended San Angelo College. Sylvia had been a resident of Sugar Land for four years after moving from San Angelo, where she was a lifelong resident. She worked in retail at K-mart for 25 years and later at Beall’s in San Angelo, retiring in 2003. She had fond memories during her time in Ft. Worth as recreational director at All Church Children's Home. She was an animal lover and owner of many cats, and in the past few years, she enjoyed photographing birds and other wildlife. Sylvia was preceded in death by her parents, Herman, Sr., and Melvia Harper; and her brother, Herman Harper, Jr.

Survivors include her son, Michael Green and wife Sherri of Sugar Land; her daughter, Kimbra Johnson and husband Brian of Ennis; her sister, Lena Tacker of Springtown; and three grandsons, Rod Green, Christopher Johnson and Braiden Johnson.

Clinton Forrest Brown Jr. (Bubba) age 71, passed away on Saturday, September 7, 2019 in Buda, Texas where he moved after retirement. He was born in San Saba, Texas to Clinton F. Brown, Sr. and Dorothy (Kelly) Brown. Bubba graduated from Dallas Mortuary College in 1966 and then was employed by Johnson’s Funeral Home in San Angelo, Texas for over 40 years. Bubba touched so many lives with his quick wit, genuine smile, and always made others feel good about themselves. If Bubba liked or loved you, friend or family, you probably got a nickname or two from him. Bubba loved the outdoors, grilling, shootin the breeze and some good tunes. Clinton joined his beautiful wife Queena Mae (Henry) Brown in heaven who was the love of his life. Clinton has three children, Kevin Brown, Tina (Brown) Ormand, and Cortney Brown. Clinton also had 10 grandchildren.
A Celebration of Life will be held at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo, Texas on Saturday, September 28, 2019 from 2:30 to 4:30pm. ANYONE that knew Bubba or the family is welcome to come reminisce, grieve, love one another, and of course shoot the breeze.

Yuvern Irene Cole 82, of San Angelo, TX, passed away on Saturday September 14, 2019 at home surrounded by her loving family. Yuvern was born on December 14, 1937 to James and Audrey Page Smith of Denwood, Arkansas. Vern attended school in Denwood, Arkansas. She was a member of St. Paul Baptist Church. Vern worked in the nursery and was an usher. She worked in various community charities and organizations. She was a member of Rising Star Chapter #16, San Angelo, TX. Vern worked many years at Ethicon and retired from there.

She was preceded in death her father and mother James and Audrey Smith, her daughters Michelle Evern and Anita Cole.
Those left to cherish her memory include her husband L C Cole Jr.; two sons Edward A. Cole of Austin, TX, Kerry Van Cole of San Angelo; one daughter Tracey Smith of St. Louis, MO.; one grandson Marquis D. Cole-Harris of San Angelo; one great granddaughter Natley Rivera,; two great-great granddaughters Diamond and Nevaeh Rivera, all of San Angelo; one sister Otha Henderson of Chicago, IL.; and one brother Johnnie Dixon of Gary, IN.

The family will receive friends from 5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M., Friday, September 20, 2019 at Harper Funeral Home. The Funeral Service will be 11:00 A.M., Saturday, September 21, 2019 at St. Paul Baptist Church. Interment will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, San Angelo, Texas.

Paul Milburn Hickey went to be with his Savior September 17, 2019. Paul was born in in Stephenville, Texas on July 7, 1932 to Warner C. Hickey and Ona Belle Hickey (Walker).
In 1950 he married Julia (Judy) Faye Biggs, and one child was born to this marriage, Donna Rohmfeld.

He joined the US Army on March 24, 1953 and served in the Korean War as a Gunner and mechanic. After serving in combat, he was transferred to Fort Worth, Texas where he worked in helicopter maintenance. He married Nancy Dean in 1963, and one living child was born to this marriage, Michael Dean Hickey. He also worked at M' System Food Store's Warehouse and Gandy's Dairy.

A faithful Christian, Paul was a faithful member of Harvest Baptist Church. Paul’s main hobbies centered around his church and family.

Paul is survived one sister, Elnora Davidson, of Carlsbad, Texas, two children, Donna Rohmfeld (Glenn) and Michael Hickey (Michelle), both of San Angelo Texas. He also had six grandchildren Ginger Montgomery (Jeff), Dayna Clay (John), Brandon Murphy (Deidre), Julia Deon Koehler (Devin), Randall Osgood (Reba), and Kimberly Smith (John). His favorites, his great-grandchildren, are Erin and Jackson Montgomery; Savannah Keane; Parker, Carson, Mallory and Logan Clay; Kendall Marie, Brandon Wesley, and Benjamin Murphy; Camden and Colton Daniel; Cash and Carter Koehler; Aubrey, D-Bonte, and Jackson Smith; great grandchild, Grayson Elliott Keane; and one nephew, Jim Raines.

He also left special friends behind, which were many, but he always mentioned Ron Patterson, Anthony Williams, Theodore Weeaks, Jerrel Harmon, David O’Dell, and Robert Murphy.

The funeral service will be held 10:00 am, Friday, September 20th at Harper Funeral Home Chapel with a burial to follow at Fairmount Cemetery.

Henry (Hank) Michael Klein, Jr. died on September 18, 2019 in San Angelo, TX. He had recently relocated with his partner of 15 years, Patty Nagle, after living most of his life in the Chicago area.
Hank was born in Cicero, IL 10/11/44 to Henry Michael Klein Sr. and Josephine Klein (Gianneschi). He was previously married for over 30 years to Carol Ann Klein (Corbett), with whom he had 4 daughters: Lorin Klein Costolo, married to Dick Costolo; Catherine Lee Girardeau, married to Jim Girardeau; Kristin Klein Robbins, married to Jeff Robbins, and Karin Klein, deceased 2019.

He leaves 6 cherished grandchildren: Rose and Michael Costolo, Abbey Lee Naspinski (by Cathy's husband Tony Lee, deceased) and Parks Girardeau, and Juliet and Troy Sanders (by Kristin's husband Jay Sanders, deceased).
Hank is preceded in death by beloved sister Janet Piggott and his youngest daughter Karin.

He was a graduate of Purdue University and the Northwestern School of Business. He had a long and distinguished career at RR Donelley & Sons in Chicago, and continued to work in mechanical systems well into his retirement. He was a problem solver and faced life head on. He never walked away from an argument and was quite certain of the correctness of his convictions. Music could reduce him to tears, and he marveled at the beauty and intelligence of his grandchildren. Hank loved to be out on the water, and was an avid fisherman, hunter, and reader. He shared at this past Thanksgiving that he was most grateful for his dog, Duke, who taught him about love.

His partner Patty provided this quote which truly reflects Hank's take on life: "Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow, what a ride!'" Hunter S. Thompson.

Family and friends are invited to share in a celebration of Hank’s life at Madison's Pub and Grill, 7611 S Madison St, Willowbrook, IL on Sunday October 27, 3:00 pm.

Harvey Prentice (HP) Williams, 81, formerly of Eola, Texas, passed away peacefully in his sleep on September 17, 2019. Harvey was currently living in the Woodhaven Senior Living Community in Conroe, Texas, with his wife of 60 years, Peggy Trotter Williams. Born on September 27, 1937, to Millie Bubenik Williams and Prentice Paul Williams of Vancourt, Harvey lived most of his life in Tom Green and Concho Counties, graduating from Eola Rural High School in 1956 and Sul Ross State College in 1960, also attending San Angelo College and Texas Tech. Following college, Harvey, along with his wife and daughter, returned to Concho County. He and Miss Peg lived there until his health declined. Two years ago, they moved to Conroe to be closer to their daughter and her family. Harvey worked in the agricultural business all of his life, learning well not only about raising cotton, maize, and wheat but also soaking up all the knowledge he could about horses, cattle, sheep, dogs, and any other living creature. He loved the ranch life, all its freedoms, and its burdens. When he was in his pasture with his herd, he was home. For a few years, when crops and cash were lean, Harvey felt he should rely on his teaching certification to ease the family budget. Teaching biology, chemistry, and physical science at Eola School, he forged treasured friendships with his students that lasted throughout his lifetime. A member of the Wall Brethren Church, he served on the Board of Elders with a solid and true dedication to his duties. Harvey was also a board member of Central Texas Telephone Company. He signed the contract for mobile service to come to the Concho Valley. He only asked for a free cell phone for the rest of his life in return for his successful negotiations. He didn’t get it, but it didn’t stop him from telling everyone he spoke with at Central Texas that he thought he should have one! He served on countless other boards and committees, always a voice of reason and balance, always making decisions with his head and a good dose of heart. Harvey is survived by his wife, Peggy Trotter Williams (Miss Peg), his daughter and her husband, Janelle Williams Welch and Terry Welch of The Woodlands, Texas, his devoted granddaughter, Lindsey Webb, and her husband, Jimmy Grumbles of The Woodlands, TX, and three bonus granddaughters, whom he has loved well and they him for the last 17 years, and their husbands, Brandi and Brian Gratton of Venetia, PA, Kari and Aaron Cancino of Lake Jackson, TX, Dr. Jacob and Kelsi Van Fleet of Bremerton, WA. Also surviving him is his much-loved great-granddaughter, Sailor Grumbles, and bonus great-grandchildren, Brynn Grumbles, Carter and Jackson Gratton, Aaden and Kinsley Cancino, and Hudson Van Fleet. Harvey is also survived by his sister, Joan Friend, and her husband, Clayton Friend, his sisters-in-law, Jeanette Gunter and her husband George Gunter, and Vivian McMullan, his brother-in-law Ed Trotter and his wife, Gayla Trotter. Harvey also has numerous nieces and nephews who will serve as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. They are Clay Friend, Zane Friend, Todd Friend, Mitchell McMullan, Ezra Trotter, Jayson Williams, Alicia McMullan Lyles, Diane Gunter Sullivan, Jennifer Gunter Havens, Judge Kim Trotter Halfmann, Tandi Trotter Cox, and Tona Trotter Calvert. Services for Harvey will be held Friday, Sept. 20, 2019, at 10:00 am at The Wall Brethren Church, Wall, Texas. Following lunch in the Fellowship Hall prepared by the Christian Sisters, burial will take place in the Eola Cemetery. The family would like to thank the management and staff of Woodhaven Senior Living Community and Whispering Pines Memory Care Unit, Devotions Hospice, and SureCare Home Health. Harvey has delivered many meals for the Concho Valley Meals for the Elderly. It suited him well because he never met anyone with whom he could not or would not talk. In lieu of flowers and if it be your wish, the family requests your charitable donation be sent to Meals for the Elderly, the Wall Brethren Church or any charity of your choice. Family and friends may sign an online guestbook at www.johnsons-funeralhome.com

FAMILY

Harvey is survived by his wife, Peggy Trotter Williams (Miss Peg), his daughter and her husband, Janelle Williams Welch and Terry Welch of The Woodlands, Texas, his devoted granddaughter, Lindsey Webb, and her husband, Jimmy Grumbles of The Woodlands, TX, and three bonus granddaughters, whom he has loved well and they him for the last 17 years, and their husbands, Brandi and Brian Gratton of Venetia, PA, Kari and Aaron Cancino of Lake Jackson, TX, Dr. Jacob and Kelsi Van Fleet of Bremerton, WA. Also surviving him is his much-loved great-granddaughter, Sailor Grumbles, and bonus great-grandchildren, Brynn Grumbles, Carter and Jackson Gratton, Aaden and Kinsley Cancino, and Hudson Van Fleet. Harvey is also survived by his sister, Joan Friend, and her husband, Clayton Friend, his sisters-in-law, Jeanette Gunter and her husband George Gunter, and Vivian McMullan, his brother-in-law Ed Trotter and his wife, Gayla Trotter. Harvey also has numerous nieces and nephews who will serve as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. They are Clay Friend, Zane Friend, Todd Friend, Mitchell McMullan, Ezra Trotter, Jayson Williams, Alicia McMullan Lyles, Diane Gunter Sullivan, Jennifer Gunter Havens, Judge Kim Trotter Halfmann, Tandi Trotter Cox, and Tona Trotter Calvert.

At this time, no obituary description has been created for Yuvern Irene Cole