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James Franklin Sweat Jr.

01/13/2023 - 21:14 , by TKing09

James Franklin Sweat Jr. passed away peacefully on January 12, 2023 at his home after an aggressive bout with cancer. He was born on September 5, 1953 in Dillon, South Carolina to Carrie Caulder Sweat and James Franklin Sweat. He was also a veteran and served in the United States Army.

He is survived by long time love Kimberly Bogovich; children, Matt and wife Melissa Sweat, Regina Hudson, Terri Ann and husband LLias Kalamaris, Veronica Mulhern and husband David, Misty Sweat, Brandi Sweat, Daniel Sweat; grandchildren, Taelor, Bayleigh, Blake, Evangelia, Antonios, Alexandros, Brooklynne, Cole, Brady, Cheyenne, Nikolaus, Maverick, Collin, Kylee, Kristin, Kinsley, Kaylee, Odin, Rory, Reign, Rylee; great granddaughter, Taegan; bonus daughters, Shannon Bogovich, Brandy Bogovich. He loved all his children and his grandchildren with his whole heart. He was the greatest dad and Papa. He was a kind, loving man. Quick to make a joke and he loved to bowl and all of his bowling family. A blessed man who was loved by many.

He is preceded in death by his parents James Franklin Sweat and Carrie Caulder Sweat and by Lester (Bud) Sweat.

A memorial service will be at Harper Funeral Home on Friday, January 20, 2023 at 1:00 PM.

Memorial Service

Friday, January 20, 2023

1:00PM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

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Jack M. Kemp

01/13/2023 - 21:11 , by TKing09

J.M. (Jack) Kemp lll , 84 went to be the the Lord on January 10th, 2023.

He is now reunited with his dad, J.M. (Hawkshaw) Kemp, mom, Wynne, and oldest son Trent.

He is survived by his wife Janet and son Joel, grandsons Bryan and Triston, granddaughter Lisa, and great grandson Harrison.

He was a long-standing member of the Businessman's Bible Study. He loved to fish, camp, hunt, shoot black powder guns, competition shooting, off-roading, and so many other things.

As a father, he taught his sons so many things but most of all to be good people. He is my hero!

He worked 37 years for GTE and was able to enjoy a long, deserved retirement. He made many friends over those years.

Even in the last days, he still pranked nurses and family. Ever the prankster and happy soul.

He will be greatly missed by family and friends. We love you and miss you. A graveside service will be held on January 21,2023, at the old Grape Creek Cemetery at 3:00 pm.

Grape Creek Cemetery is located at 11368 Grape Creek Cemetery Rd, Grape Creek, TX 76901.

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In accordance with the provisions of the Texas Agriculture Code, Chapter 74, subchapter D, Sec. 74.117 as amended, the Texas Department of Agriculture and the Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation hereby notify cotton growers in the Southern Rolling Plains Boll Weevil Eradication Zone of the schedule to enter fields or premises for the purposes of carrying out a boll weevil eradication program in the zone, including treatment, monitoring, inspection and mapping functions.

The Foundation will enter fields or premises during reasonable daylight hours for the purposes of mapping, trapping and monitoring for the cotton boll weevil. These activities will be initiated on or about January 1, 2022, and the trapping and monitoring functions will continue weekly throughout the year. Treatment for the cotton boll weevil with ultra low-volume malathion or other registered insecticides by air and/or ground equipment may begin on or about March 31, 2022. Treatment activities will continue during reasonable daylight hours throughout the year, ent activities will continue during reasonable daylight hours throughout the year, as indicated by trap captures and crop stage, until there is no hostable cotton in the zone.

The Southern Rolling Plains Boll Weevil Eradication Zone includes: Coke, 
Coleman, Concho, Irion, Mason, McCulloch, Menard, Runnels, Schleicher and Tom t;r-:en Counties, and all land in Taylor County lying west of U.S. Highway 83 from a point commencing at the intersection of U.S. Highway 83 and the south Taylor County line, north to the town of Bradshaw; thence all the land lying south of FM Road 1086, as said FM road proceeds west and north to the intersection of said FM road 1086 and U. S. Hwy 277, being all that land lying south of said FM road ,> nd east of said U.S. Hwy 277 from the intersection of FM road 1086 and U.S. Hwy 277 to the point where U.S. 277 intersects the south boundary line of Taylor County.

To mitigate risk, beekeepers should notify the Foundation of beehive locations ear cotton fields. The Foundation will monitor treatments in these locations where bees are present to ensure the security of hives.

For more information regarding this program, please call the Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation at (800) 687-9472 or (800) 687-1212.

Posted Dec. 10, 2021

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Gregorio Mateo Rodriguez

01/10/2023 - 18:29 , by TKing09

Gregorio Belman Rodriguez passed away peacefully at his home on Sunday morning January 8, 2023, he was 83.

Viewing will be from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Thursday January 12, 2022 at Robert Massie Funeral Home with a visitation from 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. Funeral Services will be 10:00 AM Friday, January 13, 2022 at Celebration Church. Burial will follow in Eldorado Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Gregorio better known as "La Chiva" or "Chivo" was born on September 21, 1939 to Gregorio "Guy" "Gollo" Rodriguez and Manuela Belman Rodriguez.

He leaves behind his children, Rene Rodriguez and wife Debbie, and Jo Ann R. Martinez and husband Jesse all of San Angelo, TX; eight grandchildren, Jessica, Zachary and Israel Rodriguez, David Ray Rodriguez, Naomi Balderas, Byanka Garcia, Nicholas Velasquez and Gloria Moreno; 18 great grandchildren; a great-great grandchild and one on the way; his brothers, Jesse Rodriguez of San Angelo, Carmen Rodriguez and Johnny Rodriguez and wife Vivian all of Eldorado, his sisters, Mary Varela of San Angelo, and Sandy Fava of San Antonio; numerous nieces and nephews; and so many friends.

"La Chiva" joins in Heaven his parents; his brother, Frank "Pancho" Rodriguez; and his sisters, Janie "Juana" Robledo and Trini Gonzalez; and many friends who have gone before him.

"Chivo" always welcomed everyone into his life. He knew no strangers and always had a smile for everyone he met. He often offered unsolicited advice and his stories of his past were endless, it seems there was nothing that he had not seen or done. On his final day, he had a beautiful send off with family and friends coming and going to say their goodbyes and I-Love-Yous.

A special thank you to all the caregivers at Centerwell and Girling, also Hospice of San Angelo who helped with his peaceful transition. Thank you also to Dr. Eduardo Gonzalez-Bonilla and Dr. Hubble at Shannon for all of their care. To his special ladies, Jovitia Diaz and Yolanda Rodriguez thank you so much for taking care of Dad and making him feel special and making him laugh.

Thursday
January 12, 2023
10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Robert Massie Funeral Home
402 Rio Concho Dr.
San Angelo, TX 76903

 


FAMILY VISITATION

Thursday
January 12, 2023
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Robert Massie Funeral Home
402 Rio Concho Dr.
San Angelo, TX 76903

 


FUNERAL SERVICE

Friday
January 13, 2023
10:00 AM
Celebration Church
2639 Sunset Dr.
San Angelo, TX 76904

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Peter G. Alemany

01/10/2023 - 18:25 , by TKing09

Peter G. Alemany passed away on Thursday, January 5, 2022, in San Angelo, Texas, at the age of 85. Funeral Services will be on January 9, 2023, at 10:00 AM at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo.

Peter was born on September 7, 1937, in Barcelona, Spain. At the young age of 13, he became a watch repair apprentice. Peter eventually became a Master Watchmaker when he graduated from Mare de Deu de la Merce, a school with a proud tradition of producing the finest craftsmen in the industry. Peter skillfully repaired everything from antique grandfather clocks to luxury brands from Rolex to Omega.

Peter met the love of his life, Lita, on the beach. Their whirlwind romance began when he taught her how to swim. A year later, he moved from Barcelona to San Angelo to marry his beautiful bride. They wed on September 25 and were to be married for 50 years and had a daughter, Christine. Throughout that time, Peter worked at Holland’s Jewelry until his retirement.

Peter loved playing chess, tennis, and especially soccer. In addition to playing, he also coached soccer and was a licensed referee. He eventually served as a soccer commissioner in the early days of the San Angelo Soccer Association, promoting the sport he loved. Later in life, he picked up tennis.

Peter’s legacy began with his mother, Elena Cristu Alesandru, and his father, Francesc Graells Guerrero, who preceded him in death. He built it with the love he shared with Lita, and it will continue with their daughter. He is survived by his daughter Christine Alemany and her husband, Michael Fulton of New York, New York.

In Lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Meals for the Elderly, 310 E. Houston Harte, San Angelo, TX 76903.

Memorial Service

Monday, January 09, 2023

10:00AM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

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Maxine Rose Alcorn Long

01/10/2023 - 18:21 , by TKing09

Our beautiful mother, Granny Max, and dear friend, Maxine Rose Alcorn Long, has joined her heavenly Father after a blessed life of 101 years on earth. She was born at home, in Irvine, KY, January 4, 1922, to Vernon and Nannie Lee Rogers Alcorn.

She was a 1939 graduate of Irvine High School and attended Eastern Kentucky University.

She married Samuel S. Long, JR on August 27, 1941, in Irvine, KY. They were married 59 years until his death in 2000.

At the time of her death, she was a member of St. Mark Presbyterian Church, Pocahontas Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution, and PEO Chapter FG.

She was devoted to her family and was involved in all parts of her children’s lives. She cherished them. She adored her mother and father and was always there for them until their death. She spent a majority of her life helping others as a volunteer. She loved arts and crafts, antiques, bridge, genealogy, travelling, horse racing and her Kentucky roots.

She was preceded in death by her husband Samuel S. Long, Jr, Roger Alcorn and Margirie Alcorn (infant brother and sister) brother Henry Douglas Alcorn, her parents, and grandson Stephen Long.

Survived by and cherishing her memory are children: Larry (Pat) Long of Midland, Brenda (Ken) Fry, grandchildren Greg (Dacey) Long of Austin, Paul Fry (Kristie) and Christine Munsell of San Angelo, Great Grandchildren Taylor (Josh) Younts, Michael Fry and Lucas Long (Austin), Jake Johnson, and Harloe Ramirez, great great-grandson, Asher Younts and great great-granddaughter Lakelyn Younts. One nephew, Steve (Tammy) Walton of Yelm, WA.

Larry’s marriage to Pat brought her beloved children to the union: Tricia Bolin (Davy), David Hood (Gina) and Cindy Cook (David) and their children and grandchildren (Taryn, Jason, Kaeti, Bria, Heather, David and Samuel). Many cousins and cherished friends.

Special thank you to Visiting Angels, especially Esmi Gomez, Jennifer and Victoria, for helping me take care of Mom and giving her love and companionship.

Heartfelt appreciation to Hospice of San Angelo (HOSA) for your guidance and care of Mom until the end. Araceli, Monica, Debbie, Becky, DJ, Crystal and Elizabeth – just to name a few of the wonderful people in this organization. Please consider a memorial donation to HOSA in lieu of flowers. Mom would like that.

Funeral services will be held at Harper Funeral Home on Saturday, January 14, 2023 at 10:00 AM. Interment will follow at Fairmount Cemetery.

Pall Bearers will be grandsons and great-great grandsons.

Online condolences can be shared at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Funeral Service

Saturday, January 14, 2023

10:00AM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

 

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Aaron Ray Brody

01/10/2023 - 18:17 , by TKing09

Aaron Ray Brody was called home by his Lord and Savior on January 5, 2023.

Aaron was born Sept 23, 1973, in Pueblo Colorado. Being a military family, Aaron traveled to many states during his childhood. His family settled in San Angelo, Texas, where Aaron attended school and graduated from Central High School in 1992. He entered the Army directly following graduation. After he completed his service in the Army, Aaron pursued many adventures continuing to travel the US.

He settled in San Angelo and began his family in 2004 with Rhonda and Shelby Ray. His son, Aaron James (AJ), was born in November of 2005. Aaron continued his passion and love for his country by joining the National Guard, serving for several years. In 2014, Aaron married Heidi Bradley and together they rescued, fostered, and loved a variety of animals over the last 8 ½ years.

Aaron was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, James and Barbara Hughes (Grape Creek), paternal grandparents, Jack and Lillian Brody (Cheyenne, WY) and his father Pat Brody (San Angelo).

He is survived by his wife, Heidi Brody (San Angelo); his two children, Shelby and A.J. Lamb (Snyder); his mother, Debbie Brody (San Angelo); sister, Cathy Calder and husband Daryl (Midland); brother, Patrick Brody and wife Kristy (San Angelo); mother-in-law, Cynthia Bradley and sister-in-law, Megan Bradley (North Branch, MN), and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends he considered family.

Aaron enjoyed the simple things in life: time with his family, his fur babies and gaming. He touched many lives and will be missed by all.

You are not gone; you and Dad are simply waiting for us.

A celebration of Aaron’s life will be 11:00 A.M., Wednesday, January 11, 2023, at Glen Meadows Baptist Church with Pastor Mack Roller officiating.

Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Memorial Service

Wednesday, January 11, 2023

11:00AM

Glen Meadows Baptist Church 
6002 Knickerbocker Rd. 
San Angelo, TX 6904

 

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Francis Louise Matthews

01/10/2023 - 18:14 , by TKing09

Francis Louise Matthews went home to be with her Heavenly Father on Tuesday, January 3,2023, at the age of 93 years. Visitation will be held on Sunday, January 8th from 2-5 p.m. at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo, Texas. Funeral Services will be held on Monday, January 9th, at 2 p.m. at The First Baptist Church in Big Lake with burial to follow at Glen Rest Cemetery.

Louise was born on December 2, 1929, in Mount Vernon, Illinois. She was the oldest of six children. She attended school through the 8th grade. Her mother encouraged her to stay home and help with her siblings instead of going on to high school, because “she wouldn’t do anything but raise kids anyways.” Boy was she wrong. She married the love of her life, James Matthews, on November 30, 1947, in Mount Vernon. His marriage proposal to her had to have been the best there ever was. He asked her, “Will you wash my clothes for the rest of my life?” They were married for 57 years. Their first son, Steven, was born in Mount Vernon, Illinois.

James, Louise, and Steven moved to Texas in 1952 with only a trailer and the preserved food they could pull. James went to work in the oilfield for Schlumberger while Louise went to work as a switchboard operator for the phone company. Within two years, they owned two houses and James surprised Louise with a new car that year for Christmas. James and Louise were a team. They established Matthews TV Sales & Service in Big Lake in 1961 where they sold RCA & Zenith TVs until the 1990’s. Their family had the first color TV in town, and they invited people over to watch Bonanza and Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color on Sundays. They went on to develop a Translator Service. They owned a fishing cabin in Comstock where they discovered that they couldn’t get a signal to watch their beloved Dallas Cowboys games. So, they created their own cable TV systems in two towns to remedy that. James & Louise purchased property next door to their TV & Repair shop and opened Matthews Hallmark Gift Shop that Louise went on to operate and bless the community with for over 50 years. There she gave many people their first jobs. She helped people pick out special occasion cards and gifts that she beautifully wrapped and she made countless balloon bouquets for parties. She enjoyed visiting with her friends over coffee in the back of the store and entertaining her grandkids by showing them how to help customers and work a register. She enjoyed hosting many Christmas parties at her store with her special sugar cookies, Santa’s sleigh, and James in a red suit. James & Louise steadily bought rental property for many years, which wound up being another way they served their community with the ebb and flow of the oilfield.

James and Louise were members of First Presbyterian in Big Lake in the 1950’s until they helped to found Faith Community Church where they loyally served for over 45 years. Louise led the 4–6-year-old class and helped countless little children sing “Jesus Loves Me” and fold their hands to pray. There she started and ran the only food bank in Big Lake for years. She diligently served the needs of people hard on their luck, blessed them until they were back on their feet, and took a vested interest in those she met, many times responding to needs late at night.

Together they raised four boys and supported them through their many interests. Louise was a Cub Scout Den Mother for 15 years. Her stories from raising 4 boys were comical, including hosting Steve & Randy’s rock band rehearsals in the den, complete with Go-Go dancers. Among her many talents, she was a talented cake decorator. She sold cakes to help send three of her boys to Texas Tech. She made all her son’s wedding cakes, and two she had to assemble and decorate in her hotel room before the wedding.

Louise’s babies went on to have babies, and her grandkids and great-grandkids were her pride and joy. She planned Cousin Reunions where she gathered her grandkids in the summertime for fun. Whether it was sleepovers at her house with rented movies and fingerpaints or loading them all up in the RV while James drove and taking them to their beloved Lake LBJ. This time together was special. She loved being with her family through summertimes and holidays, watching her grandkids play sports, and throughout all the most special times in life.

Louise was gifted with many talents. Despite her mother’s prediction, she went on to complete college courses and continuing education courses well into her later years. They included business classes, watch repair, and even a course on clown studies so she could learn to make balloon animals. She traveled with her friends to Cloudcroft, New Mexico to study oil painting and also made stained glass. She was a masterful gardener and she loved taking pictures of her family & of sunsets. Louise had a true gift for hosting her family and friends. For years she hosted James’s poker games and holidays for her family. James & Louise loved to travel all over the US, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Aruba, and Europe. Their most treasured trips were to the property they owned on Lake LBJ where she hosted her family, church groups, and a special group of friends from around the country called “The Old Farts” for over 20 years. That group really knew how to party. She was talented at maintaining decades long friendships with people from all walks of life. She especially loved her dear friends in Trailblazers with whom were the fellow pioneers of Big Lake. She will be remembered for her giving spirit. She loved children and gave out money at her shop for good grades on report cards, pennies to little ones at church for the offering plate, gas money to her grandkids, and dollar bills to any kid she came across. Louise was skilled at loving people, serving her community, telling funny stories, and being the glue and Matriarch of her family. She was a one-of-a-kind character, always spirited with a quick wit, and a heart of gold. They just don’t make them like her anymore. There was a lot of life packed into that little lady. It is her life’s example of loving everybody always that leaves us all with a lasting impression.

Louise served her community of Big Lake with a tremendous amount of love and pride. She served on The Big Lake City Council as the first woman to ever be elected. She served as President and Member of the Garden Club for many years. James and Louise were also members of the New Years Eve dance club for many years. In 2018, Louise received the The Pioneer of the Year award from The Big Lake Chamber of Commerce in which she was a member.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Aubrey, and Evelyn Morris; two brothers, August Morris, and Howard Morris; her beloved husband and partner through it all, James, a stillborn son, Douglas Wayne and two sons, Steven Matthews, and Randy Matthews.

She is survived by her brother, Lawrence Morris and sister-in-law, JoAnn Morris of Channahon, Illinois; sister, Jesse Dobbs of Marseilles, Illinois; and her baby sister, Betty Wright of Marseilles, Illinois; many nieces and nephews whom she loved; She is survived by her two sons, Barry Matthews and Jimmy Matthews and wife Linda, all of Big Lake; her daughter-in-law, Elaine Matthews of Austin; seven grandchildren, Jason and Sarah Matthews of Austin; Megan Wells and husband Rance of Amarillo; Lara Jacobs and husband Greg of Corvallis, Oregon; Michael Matthews and wife Natalie of Mertzon; Jill Fortenberry and husband Michael of Big Lake; and Julie Matthews and husband Claudio also of Big Lake. Nine precious great grandchildren, Robert “Tripp” Wells III, Charlotte Salonen, Ally, and Macy Matthews, Jentry Fortenberry and Allison, Josh, Brazos, and Avery Sosa.

Pallbearers include her grandsons, Michael Matthews and Jason Matthews, grandsons-in-law, Rance Wells, Michael Fortenberry, Claudio Sosa and a dear friend, Charlie Walker.

Honorary Pallbearers include Willie Black, Kelly Rainwater, Jr Vargas, Santos Gallegos, Mark Noland, and Ray Aubrey.

The family wishes to thank Marcella Gallegos whom Louise always said was “her angel”, and the many others who helped care for Louise while she remained in the home she dearly loved.

Memorials may be sent in her memory to The West Texas Boys Ranch and Sonrisas of San Angelo or to Trailblazers in Big Lake.

 

Visitation

Sunday, January 08, 2023

2:00PM - 5:00PM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

 

Funeral Service

Monday, January 09, 2023

2:00PM

First Baptist Church of Big Lake 
510 E 7th St. 
Big Lake, TX 76932

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Belinda Kay Sergeant

01/06/2023 - 09:52 , by TKing09

Belinda Sergeant, beloved wife of Glenn Sergeant, loving mother of David, Benjamin (w/ our Lord), and Leah Longbrake (Sergeant) passed into her sweet Savior's arms just prior to noon January 3, 2023, ending her 15 year battle with Frontotemperol Dementia. While her quiet slippage into the Savior's arms brought rivers of tears to those at her bedside and rivers of tears to those friends and family soon learning of it, her passing into eternity also brought sincere and thankful thoughts from those who knew Belinda for she was a beautiful soul who left a positive impact on everyone and everything she touched.

To begin, she was born Belinda Schaap, February 5, 1958 to William and Elizabeth Schaap in Kansas City, Missouri. She had one sister, Constance (Connie), three years her senior. These two girls were the closest of sisters and the best of friends. This sisterhood was cemented in love, a deep abiding love toward each other that went from childhood through Linda's last day of adulthood.

One spiritually significant event took place in June 1970 while living in Anchorage, Alaska. After understanding the wonderful promise of Scripture, twelve year old Belinda asked Jesus into her heart, requesting He be her Savior.

“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son,

that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have

everlasting life (John 3:16).”

This genuine, spiritual, life-altering decision impacted Belinda in a way best viewed as vibrant “Christ-likeness”. Her soul -- her inner-self, constantly exhibited kindness, love, laughter, an unflappable spirit, a desire to excel, a willingness to help, and the conviction to always do what was right.

Crossing the threshold into young adulthood, toward the end of her high school senior year (1976), she met me, Glenn Sergeant, a young Air Force NCO at her local Fellowship Baptist Church in Goldsboro, NC. Love quickly took over the relationship – both smitten beyond measure. Pursuing an employable skill, Belinda completed with highest honors a Medical Transcription Associate's Degree in March, 1978. This would be her career work, eventually owning her own business.

June 17, 1978 a simple but beautiful marriage took place at Fellowship Baptist in which a shining, smiling 20 year old Belinda married me (then 23) & proceeded to make my life one which men dream about – unending love, lots of fun, abiding joy, intertwined strength in trials, and joint effort to the desires of God. This delightful woman was the mother to David (1985), Benjamin (1987), and finally a daughter, Leah (1990). She loved all of us in such a manner that we loved her back with every fiber of our beings. She made our family fun, functional, and fulfilling. As a wife to me and mother for three growing children, she was a master of guiding, advising, directing, encouraging, and instilling traits which led to success in the affairs of life. Most importantly, her relationship to the Holy Trinity: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit was sincere, alive, impactful, and obvious.

Celebration Of Life

Monday, January 09, 2023

2:00PM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

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