Garry W. Halter, 80, of San Angelo Texas, passed away on July 3^rd, after a lengthy illness.

He was born December 12, 1937, in Brooklyn, New York.

He served in the United States Air Force from 1956 to 1960. He married the love of his life, Ann G. Ljunglin, July 11, 1959.

In 1974 Garry, Ann and their children moved to Cheyenne, Wyoming. He retired as an engineer with Quest in 1990. After his retirement, he pursued a career in firearms engraving.

He also volunteered at the Wyoming State Museum and at Meals-on-Wheels. He was long time member of the Firearms Engraving Guild of America and a member of the American Legion. He moved from Cheyenne to San Angelo in 2003 to be closer to his grandchildren. He was a member of Bentwood Country Club and an avid golfer.

He is survived by his wife, Ann, his son Garry (Wendy) of Cheyenne, and two daughters, Barbara A. (John) Hexem of Gilbert AZ, and Victoria L. (Richard) Garrido of San Angelo, 8 Grandchildren, and 12 Great Grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his father, mother and brother.

He will be forever remembered for his beautiful artwork, sculptures, engraving, dedication to his family, strong work ethic, service to others and his support of military and law enforcement.

Celebration of his life will be conducted at Harper Funeral Home, 2606 Southland Blvd. San Angelo, TX at 2 p.m. on Friday, July 6^th, officiated by Pastor Gary Karschner.

Cremation has taken place under the supervision of Harper Funeral Home.

Friends are invited to join the family for refreshments at the Halter home.

Melba Lee Walker, age 94 of San Angelo passed away Monday, July 2^nd at the Regency House in San Angelo.

She was born August 2, 1923 on the family farm near Norton, Texas the daughter of Arthur Lee and Winnie Ruth Caswell Condra.

She graduated from the Norton School in 1941, often riding a horse to school. After graduation she and her roommate went to Ballinger to work. There they met Walter O. Walker and his roommate. The two couples celebrated a double wedding on March 4, 1944 and remained friends for 70 years.

After World War II, the Walkers lived in Burkett, Texas where they operated a café. They later lived in Ballinger and finally settled in San Angelo.

They were active members of the Baptist Temple where Mrs. Walker taught Sunday school. She was active in the PTA at Goliad Elementary and in the Police Wives Auxiliary.

Melba was retired from the “M” System food stores as a General Merchandise manager. After retirement she enjoyed playing dominoes and meeting & traveling with the L. L. L. group.

Cooking and food production was her specialties. The family enjoyed her beautiful jams, jellies, pickles and relishes. She was also a gifted seamstress and tailored many of the family’s clothes.

Melba was preceded in death by her husband Walter of 47 years, her parents and brothers L. C., Valton, and Joe Condra.

She is survived by her daughter, Charlotte Walker Pickett of Wylie, Texas, granddaughters Hannah and Hillary of Wylie, sisters-in-law Annie Merle Trent of Coleman and Addie Walker of Cisco. Twenty two nieces and nephews also survive.

Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday with funeral services to be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Johnson’s Funeral Home Chapel.

Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. in the Burkett Cemetery.

Memorials are requested to be made to the American Cancer Society.

Family:

• Walter O. Walker, Husband
• L.C. Condra, Brother
• Valton Condra, Brother
• Joe Condra, Brother
• Charlotte Walker Pickett, Daughter
• Hannah and Hillary, Granddaughters
• Annie Merle Trent, Sister-in-law
• Addie Walker, Sister-in-law
• as well as twenty two nieces and nephews.

Antonia (Tonie) Meza Palos – Tonie passed away at Seton Hospital in Austin, Tx. surrounded by her loved ones on Tuesday July 2^nd, 2018 at the age of 71 years. 

Tonie was born Dec. 3^rd, 1946 in El Remolino, Coahuia Mexico.

Tonie was a very kind, loving and caring person. Her greatest joy was caring for the love of her life, her family. She was a great cook. Most of her life she was a stay at home wife and mother. She received her Cosmetology License and had her own Hair Salon for several years. She most recently was a caregiver for the Elderly.

Tonie enjoyed volunteering for the Dazzling Dames Non- Profit Organization of San Angelo and the former Rockabilly Mafia Dolls. She loved listening to the Spanish radio, watching her Spanish Novelas. Her passion was collecting Red Cardinals and Betty Boop Tonie will be forever remembered by her children, Emily (Edward) Mata, Saul (Mary), Marco (Magaly), Mando (Crystal Sepeda) Palos.

She leaves behind her brothers and sisters, Maria (Mucio) Alcozer, Herman (Juana), Jesse (Amelia), Joe (Sylvia), Hector (Loudres), and Linda Meza (Rudy Noguez). She leaves behind 24 grandchildren and step-grandchildren and 1 great granddaughter; Damian, Daniel, Darrek Castro, Gabriel (G-Bo) Mata, Alex (Holly), Cami, Roman, Saul, Raven, Nathan, Cadence, Alexis Palos, Makayla Garcia her great-niece whom she loved as a granddaughter and her one and only great-grand child Olivia Lynn Palos. Step-grandchildren, Chris, Brandon, David Gutierrez, Step-great grandchildren, Kady, Lily, Arianna, Preston, Alivia, Chole, Ryan Gutierrez. Numerous nephews and niece's.

Tonie was preceded in death by her parents Jesus and Feliz Meza and the father of her children Saul R Palos.

Visitation is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. and rosary will follow at 7 p.m. on Thursday July 5^th at Johnson's Funeral Home. Funeral services will begin at 10 a.m. Friday July 6^th at St. Mary's Catholic church in San Angelo, TX.

Burial will be at 12:30 p.m. in Sonora, at the Catholic Cemetery.

Tonie’s Pallbearers will be; Damian and Darrak Castro, Saul Palos, David Gutierrez, Jonathan and Jacob Zepeda.

Special thanks to all the Seton Hospital ICU 1 Doctors and Nurses for your care. Tonie will be truly missed, she will forever live in our Hearts.

Family:

Tonie will be forever remembered by her children, Emily (Edward) Mata, Saul (Mary), Marco (Magaly), Mando (Crystal Sepeda) Palos. Her brothers and sisters, Maria (Mucio) Alcozer, Herman (Juana), Jesse (Amelia), Joe (Sylvia), Hector (Loudres), and Linda Meza (Rudy Noguez). 

She leaves behind 24 grandchildren and step-grandchildren and 1 great granddaughter; Damian, Daniel, Darrek Castro, Gabriel (G-Bo) Mata, Alex (Holly), Cami, Roman, Saul, Raven, Nathan, Cadence, Alexis Palos, Makayla Garcia her great-niece whom she loved as a granddaughter and her one and only great-grand child Olivia Lynn Palos. Step-grandchildren, Chris, Brandon, David Gutierrez, Step-great grandchildren, Kady, Lily, Arianna, Preston, Alivia, Chole, Ryan Gutierrez. Numerous nephews and niece's. 
 

Tonie was preceded in death by her parents Jesus and Feliz Meza and the father of her children Saul R Palos.

Marilyn Johnston Mertz, 93, died Monday, July 2, 2018.

The Graveside service will be held 10 a.m., Friday, July 6^th at Fairmount Cemetery with a Memorial Service to follow at 11a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.

Survivors include her husband Joe M. Mertz, daughters, Katie M. Johnson, Margaret M. Iott, and Joan M. Mertz, as well as a sister, Ruth Johnston Lott.

Walter L. C. Trowbridge went peacefully home to be with his Heavenly Father Saturday night in the presence of family.

He was a quiet man who loved his family and loved the Lord. L. C. “Pa” devoted himself to taking care of his family and always put others before himself.

He was born June 27, 1923 in Brown County, the son of Elbert Earl Trowbridge and Steva Mae Washburn Trowbridge. He lived in Brownwood until about the age of seven when he and his family moved to San Saba County. He attended elementary school in Bowser and later high school in Richland Springs where he became a star football player.

L. C. was working on a ranch at Indian Creek in Brown County when he met Irene Watkins whom he married on September 24, 1941. He was later drafted into the Army during W. W. II and served from July 5, 1944 until being honorably discharged on November 17, 1946. While serving in the U. S. Army, he was in occupational services in Japan serving as a Staff Sgt. of heavy weapons. Following his discharge, he lived in Brownwood and worked as a roughneck and driller in the oil fields across Central Texas.

In 1957, he went to work for the San Angelo Fire Department. In 1981, he was involved in a terrible automobile accident which almost took his life, but with the help from doctors and the grace of God, he lived through the many injuries following three major surgeries within the next year. He retired from the Fire Department in 1982 following twenty-five years of service.

L. C. was preceded in death by his wife, Irene on August 17, 1966 as well as his parents Elbert Earl and Steva Mae Trowbridge, two brothers, Curtis A. and Joe D. Trowbridge. In 1977, he began dating Ila Ruth Ray, a family friend from past years and they were married September 15, 1997. They joined the Glen Meadows Baptist Church in 1997 where they attended regularly until the past few years when L. C. became homebound due to painful health problems.

L. C. loved to cook. His special request was always for his famous Turkey and dressing at Thanksgiving and Christmas. He also loved to fish with his sons and grandsons. In later years, he and his wife Ruth joined an RV travel club and traveled across the country making new friends and sharing great times.

His is survived by his wife, Ruth Trowbridge of San Angelo, four children, Lonnie Trowbridge and wife Flora and grandchildren Tammi Reid, Clay Trowbridge and his wife Hanna, Tori Suggs and husband Thomas, son Benny Trowbridge and grandchildren Jason Trowbridge and wife Lisa, Lance Trowbridge and wife Michelle, and Tara Trowbridge, daughter Sherry Hamilton and husband Dick, and grandchildren Justin Minton and wife Elaine, Heather Minton, Asa Hamilton and wife Alison, Paige Keith and husband Kory, and son Rob Trowbridge and wife Alison and grandchildren Clint Trowbridge and wife Sarah, Amanda Morin and husband Steve, Kim Blann and husband Josh. Twenty great-grandchildren also survive.  Other survivors include two step-daughters, Susan Lynette Foley and husband Raymond and Ruth Denise Carson and husband David and their families all of Dallas, two brothers, Elbert “Bo” Trowbridge and R. D. Trowbridge, a sister, Dorothy May “Dot” Walden.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Johnson’s Funeral Home Chapel with a graveside service with military honors to follow at 2:30 p.m. in the Varga Chapel Cemetery near Bowser, Texas in San Saba County.

May heavens gates welcome “Pa” with love and may the hearts of those he loved remain peaceful as they know that one day all will be reunited as family and friends. It will be a time of great joy.

“His skin is like leather, and his heart is like gold, his words are like wisdom, his hands hard to hold.”

We love you Pa., you are our Rock.

Family:

• Elbert Earl, Father
• Steva Mae Trowbridge, Mother
• Curtis A. Trowbridge, Brother
• Joe D. Trowbridge, Brother
• Irene Watkins, Wife
• Elbert "Bo" Trowbridge, Brother
• R. D. Trowbridge, Brother
• Dorothy May "Dot" Walden, Sister
• Ruth Trowbridge, Wife
• Lonnie Trowbridge, Son
• Benny Trowbridge, Son
• Rob Trowbridge, Son
• Raymond Foley, Step-son-in-law
• David Carson, Step-son-in-law
• Dick Hamilton, Son-in-law
• Sherry Hamilton, Daughter
• Susan Lynette Foley, Step-daughter
• Ruth Denise Carson, Step-daughter
• Flora Trowbridge, Daughter-in-law
• Alison Trowbridge, Daughter-in-law
• Clay Trowbridge, Grandson
• Jason Trowbridge, Grandson
• Lance Trowbridge, Grandson
• Justin Minton, Grandson
• Asa Hamilton, Grandson
• Clint Trowbridge, Grandson
• Thomas Suggs, Grandson-in-law
• Kory Keith, Grandson-in-law
• Steve Morin, Grandson-in-law
• Josh Blann, Grandson-in-law
• Tammi Reid, Granddaughter
• Tori Suggs, Granddaughter
• Heather Minton, Granddaughter
• Paige Keith, Granddaughter
• Amanda Morin, Granddaughter
• Kim Blann, Granddaughter
• Hanna Trowbridge, Granddaughter-in-law
• Lisa Trowbridge, Granddaughter-in-law
• Michelle Trowbridge, Granddaughter-in-law
• Elaine Minton, Granddaughter-in-law
• Alison Hamilton, Granddaughter-in-law
• Sarah Trowbridge, Granddaughter-in-law
• Tara Trowbridge, Great Granddaughter
• Mr. Trowbridge also leaves behind 20 great-grandchildren, as well as extended family to cherish his memory.

Anna Sue Whitman, better known as “Nan”, of Mertzon, Texas, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, June 29, 2018.

She was 83 years old and was born in Stonewall County on September 1, 1934, to Marvin and Ruby Bilberry. She truly lived a life of service, both in her career as a registered nurse at Abilene State School and in her personal life.

Nan is survived by her four children, Kay (Stan) of Mertzon, Mark Whitman of Aspermont, Pam (Joe) Hyde of Dallas, and Ray (Melanie) Whitman of Katy. She also leaves behind 7 grandchildren: Matthew (Ariel) Holcomb, Holly (Drew) Rylander, Caitlin (John) Dressler, Trent Whitman, Meredith (Zach) Williams, Paige (Nathan) Daughety, and Ryan Whitman. Her beloved great-grandchildren include Colton, Bao, Rankin, Finn, Lincoln, and Hazel Grace. In addition to her family, she was loved and adored by her many friends.

She was very active within her community of believers, and served selflessly in various roles at her home church, Southgate Church of Christ, as well as at Katy Church of Christ and 4th and Elm Street Church of Christ. Nan was a special, one-of-a-kind lady. She spent her entire life giving of herself to others with a joyful heart. Anyone who knew her knows that she was quite a character, and in the words of her granddaughter, Caitlin “she told it like it is!”

Many of us may remember being slightly taken aback the first time we met her. But, that surprise was quickly replaced with appreciation, admiration, and love. It was impossible to know her and not love her, because she loved you first!!! Many people have remarked that she made them feel like they were a part of her family almost instantly. She truly loved. Not just in a warm feeling kind of way, but in a hands and feet kind of way. It would be impossible quantify the number of lives that Nan has ministered to and blessed, and how many will mourn her loss.

She took us all out to eat, made beautiful quilts for all of our babies, and gave of what little wealth she had to support all of our causes. She always called, she always came, and she always cared, despite the growing demands required of her aging body. She loved like this because she deeply loved our Lord Jesus Christ. Through our tears, we must all remember to smile at the absolute certainty that our beloved mother, grandmother great-grandmother and friend is with her Savior, and no longer held by bonds of earthly frailty. She is free, and we just know that she is happier and more alive than she has ever been. Let her passing from this earth fill us with hope of our eternal home with our good Father, and encourage us to live like Nan did: with her whole mind, body and spirit bent toward Glory. It’s what she would want.

“And I heard a voice from heaven saying, “Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.” “Blessed indeed,” says the Spirit, “that they may rest from their labors, for their deeds follow them!” Revelation 14:13 

The family will receive friends for visitation on Monday, July 2^nd at Harper Funeral Home from 6-8p.m. 

The Funeral Service will be 11 a.m., Tuesday, July 3^rd at Southgate Church of Christ with Paul Shero officiating.

Interment will follow the service at Mount of Olives Cemetery outside Aspermont, TX. 

In lieu of flowers, a memorial can be made to San Angelo Christian Academy or the Rust Street Ministries. 

Mary Ann Cates Motl passed from this life on June 29, 2018 continuing her quest for heaven, with God as her Maker and Jesus her guide. Mary, or Grandmother as everyone knew her, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her children.

She was born September 29, 1935 to George and Artie Cates in San Angelo, Texas. Mary was a lifetime resident of San Angelo and co-founded Motl Welding with her husband Ellis Motl in 1962. They worked side by side for 32 years and retired in 1995.

Mary is preceded in death by her cowboy and soul mate of 59 years, Ellis Motl, and their baby boy Benjamin Ellis Motl Jr.

She is survived by daughters; Darlene and Eddie Williams, Brenda Motl, and son Daniel and Becky Motl; Grandchildren Michael and Brandy Williams, Eric and Dee Williams, Greg and Amy Motl, Jessica and Mark Roberts, and Dr. Sean Motl; Great grandchildren Brook, Erica, Coleton, Michaela, Gabe, Ella, and Payson. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

After the passing of her husband in 2011, Mary came out of retirement to spend the last 7 years working at the welding Shop with her son Daniel.

She was always available to spend time with people and loved talking about life's journeys and her love and faith in our savior Jesus Christ. She was the matriarch of our family and was always there to offer her love and support.

She will be greatly missed by all but we find comfort in knowing that she passed from this life into the Kingdom of God.

A visitation will be held on July 8^th from 4-6 p.m. at Johnson's Funeral Home.

A graveside service will be held in Johnson's Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens at 9 a.m. on July 9^th.

In lieu of flowers please make memorial contributions to Belmore Baptist Church. 

Family:

• Darlene Williams, Daughter
• Brenda Motl, Daughter
• Daniel Motl, Son
• Michael Williams, Grandchild
• Eric Williams, Grandchild
• Greg Motl, Grandchild
• Jessica Roberts, Grandchild
• Dr. Sean Motl, Grandchild
• She also leaves behind 7 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Donations:

• Belmore Baptist Church

Ethel Byrle Snyder Champion peacefully passed away into the loving arms of Jesus Christ on Thursday, June 28, 2018, after a long and valiant fight with metastatic lung cancer and renal disease.

Ethel Byrle and her fraternal twin sister Edna Earle were born on March 15, 1938, to Lewis Thomas and Mavis Lucille Witherspoon Snyder, in Roscoe, Texas. Ethel was a 1956 graduate of Roscoe High School and worked as a waitress at the Midway Café in Sweetwater, Texas.

While working there, she met the love of her life, Glenn Dale “Champ” Champion. They were married in her parent’s home on November 28, 1958.

Ethel was one of a kind! You never needed to ask her opinion because she gave it to you whether you wanted it or not. If you were a friend, you were a friend for life. Ethel was a caregiver and continued to do so even as her health failed. She was a champion in the sense…battling metastatic lung cancer, taking radiation and chemotherapy all while taking dialysis three times a week for twelve years. During all of that, she never complained and was an inspiration to those around her. She loved life, was a hard worker, a loving and caring wife and mother, an excellent cook, and she loved her Lord and Savior.

Ethel was a past member of the Cottonwood Ladies Quilting Club, a founding member of the Cottonwood Volunteer Fire Department, and a life-long member of the Church of Christ.

She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 39 years, Glenn “Champ” Champion; her parents Lewis and Mavis Snyder; sisters Edna Kinniard, Wilda (Nelson) Dixon, Martha (Kenneth) Kidd; brother Derwood (Thelma) Snyder; nephews Robert Kinniard and Ronald Snyder. She was also preceded in death by her brothers-in-law Roy Sumners, Claud (Beverly Jo) Champion, Robert (Murt) Champion; and her precious and loving father and mother-in law, Calvin and Alice Woody Champion.

Left behind to cherish her memory are her sister Meba Boyd and husband Hollis of Hurst; sons Glenn Dale “Butch” Champion and wife Lori of Abilene, Monty Wade Champion and wife Kim of Stephenville, and Calvin Lewis Champion and husband David Cooper of San Angelo; grandchildren Jeffery Champion of Stephenville, Cassidy Champion of Lubbock, Caleb Champion and wife Amanda of Lubbock, and Shelby Jennings and husband Jarrod of Dublin; three great-grandchildren Braxton and Kordyn Champion of Stephenville, and Harley JoAnna Jennings of Dublin; brother-in-law Ralph Kinniard and wife Wanda, sister-in-law Viola Champion Turnbough and husband David, sister-in-law Lillian Rae Champion; four nephews, ten nieces, their families; and a host of other relatives and close friends.

To celebrate Ethel’s life, the family requests attendees wear bright and cheerful colors.

Visitation will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Saturday at Johnson’s Funeral Home.

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday at St. Paul Presbyterian Church in San Angelo.

Another service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Cross Plains Church of Christ with burial to follow at Cottonwood Cemetery near Cross Plains under the direction of Johnson’s Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be Bob Crowley, Caleb Champion, David Cooper, David Sumners, Jarrod Jennings and Rocky Champion.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Ethel’s favorite charity, West Texas Rehabilitation Center, 4601 Hartford Street, Abilene, Texas 79605.

Family:

• Meba Boyd, Sister
• Glenn Dale Champion, Son
• Monty Wade Champion, Son
• Calvin LEwis Champion, Son
• Jeffery Champion, Grandson
• Cassidy Champion,Granddaughter
• Caleb Champion, Grandson
• Shelby Jennings, Granddaughter
• Braxton Champion, Great Grandson
• Kordyn Champion, Great Grandson
• Harley JoAnna Jennings, Great Granddaughter
• Ralph Kinniard, Brother-in-law
• Viola Champion Turnbough,Sister-in-law
• Lillian Rae Champion, Sister-in-law
• As well as four nephews, ten nieces, their families; and a host of other relatives and close friends.

Pallbearers: 

• Bob Crowley, Pallbearer
• Caleb Champion, Pallbearer
• David Cooper, Pallbearer
• David Summers, Pallbearer
• Jarrod Jennings, Pallbearer
• Rocky Champion, Pallbearer

Wanda Lee Gilmore, 76, of San Angelo, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, June 27, 2018 in San Angelo.

Wanda was born May 9, 1942 in Newton, N.C. to Clarence Bowman and Clinzy Smart Bowman.

Wanda married the love of her life, James Curtis Gilmore on August 27, 1957. They moved to San Angelo where they made their home and shared 60 wonderful years of marriage together and raised two children, Jennifer and Jeff. 

Wanda started her career in San Angelo and quickly worked her way to become the Distribution Manager at R.G. Barry. She was a strong, formidable business woman, and while running the distribution center she achieved Business Woman of the Year. Wanda influenced many people’s lives during her career. 

Early in their marriage, she and her husband loved racing dirt bikes and also raced boats. Wanda was a loving sister, wife, mother, and grandmother who devoted her life to her family, her career, and helping others. Her legacy of strength, perseverance, and love for her family will be carried in our hearts forever and we will dearly miss her! 

She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers, Timmy and Dale Bowman.

Wanda is survived by her loving husband, Jimmy Gilmore, of San Angelo, her daughter, Jennifer Juarez and her husband Chris of San Angelo, her son, Jeff Gilmore and his wife Christie of North Hollywood, CA, her grandchildren, Taylor Manship and her husband Seth, Cameron Juarez and his fiancée Care’n Herrera, Joshua Gilmore and Sydney Gilmore, her great grandchild, Parker Manship and one more “on the way!” She is also survived by one brother and three sisters all of North Carolina and her sisters-in-law Mildred Bowman, Sandra Machann, and Geneva Weedon and numerous nieces, nephews and other family members. 

The family will receive friends for visitation from 4-6 p.m., Sunday, July 1^st at Harper Funeral Home.

The Funeral Service will be 10a.m., Monday, July 2^nd at Harris Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Randy Bush officiating. Interment will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens. 

Pallbearers for the service will be Steve Machann, Russell Machann, Seth Manship, Cameron Juarez, James Jones, and Jerry Knowles. 

The family wishes to extend their appreciation and give a special thanks to Sylena Prince, Joyce Hiney, Wanda Yoes, Rhonda Ottmers, Meg Davis, Sandra Jones and Sabrina Geist for all the loving care given to Wanda during her illness. 

Donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association of America.

Roy Anthony Valencia Malit, 56, passed away Tuesday, June 26, 2018.

Mr. Malit is survived by his wife Joy Idos Malit; five sons Mahalaleel I. Malit and his wife Michelle of San Angelo, Texas, Samuel Roy I. Malit and his wife Vanessa of Sierra Vista, Arizona, Darius I. Malit and his wife Sandra of Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, Caleb I. Malit of Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, and Job I. Malit of San Angelo, Texas; One daughter Hannah I. Malit of San Angelo, Texas; two grandchildren Lincoln Malit, and Jasmine Malit with one more grandchild on the way.

A visitation will be held Friday, June 29^th at Harper Funeral Home from 6-8 p.m. 

A funeral service will be held Saturday, June 30^that Harper Funeral Home at 9 a.m. with burial to follow at Fairmount Cemetery.