Joe Holland, 72, passed away on December 29, 2025. 

No services will be held. 

Luis Aguirre (Coy) of San Angelo, TX, passed away on November 29th, 2025, at the age of 73. He was born on June 16, 1952, in San Angelo to Vicente G. Aguirre and Sofia Sarzoba (Aguirre). he is proceeded in death by her younger sister, Marina Aguirre Garcia on September 18, 2025.

He joined the Navy in 1973 and was a part of squadron 174. He was assigned as an aircraft mechanics and left with honorable conditions. He received a National Defense Service medal. 

Luis leaves a son, Coy Adam Aguirre: daughter, Tiana Aguirre Caddell (mother LaVonda) husband and family daughter, Marlee Mae Aguirre; sister Pat Aguirre Becknell, husband Alan Becknell and family brother, Tammy Vicente Aguirre and wife Gerry Aguirre and family; sister Betsy Aguirre Leyva; husband Juan Leyva and family. Favorite nephew Greg Leyva.

Mr. Aguirre had many hobbies, art, drawing, painting, fishing, doing word puzzles - especially his newspaper puzzles every day! He loved playing bingo. He had a passion for football and softball. He worked with leather as well. Once he saw something he liked, he would study is and off he went!

Mr. Aguirre worked different jobs in his lifetime. He started out with his father learning to be an exterminator, seismography in the oil fields. He was just better at retirement. His love for putting together a quick last-minute football or baseball game before the streetlight came on. He played for Lake View (guard). He was proud of his nephew's son playing also for Lake View "Nic Leyva' watched him on videos. 

Luis lived out his life his way, a 'loner' but full of life!

No services are planned but Harper Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Thank you all for your help at this time in need, including family, relatives and friends. 

Edwin (Eddie) Keith Long, 74, of San Angelo Texas, passed away Sunday, November 30, 2025 at his home. He was born on September 28, 1951, in San Angelo, Texas to parents E. Keith and Maurine (Posey) Long.

Eddie attended McGill Elementary and Robert E. Lee Jr. High prior to graduating from San Angelo Central High School in 1970. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Angelo State University in May 1980.

Eddie’s work history (not in sequential order) consisted of working the night shift at the Benchmark Hotel, Mitsubishi, J. D. Owens Produce, Strahorns, Education Service Center and All-Tex Irrigation & Supplies, where he retired as Sales Rep.

Eddie’s love of sports began at a young age and continued throughout his life. He enjoyed playing basketball, intramural football and golf. He was a fanatic fan of the Dallas Cowboys and would travel to the ends of the earth to attend a game (1993 Super Bowl in LA, for one). He became a member of the Texas Association of Sports Officials and served as Past President.

Eddie is survived by his older sister Cheryl (Don) Pettit of Albemarle, North Carolina; younger brother R. Kevin (Renee) Long of Abilene, Texas; Brother-in-law Norman Jenkins of San Angelo, Texas; nephews and niece, Jason (Alexandra) Jenkins of Oak Park, Illinois; Erin (Brett) Rumble of Charlotte, North Carolina; Neil (Kellyn) Pettit of Waxhaw, North Carolina, Seth (Bailey) Long of Abilene, Texas; great-nephews and nieces, Mabree Barger of Waxhaw, North Carolina; Merrick Barger of Waxhaw, North Carolina, Everett and Oliver Jenkins of Oak Park, Illinois and Ava Long of Abilene, Texas.

Eddie is preceded in death by his parents, E. Keith and Maurine (Posey) Long and his older sister, Sandy Jenkins of San Angelo, Texas; grandparents, Robert (Ella Conn) Long of Brook, Indiana and Leonard (Winnie Camp) Posey of San Angelo, Texas.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, December 13 at 2 p.m. at Grace Christian Church, 29 N. Oakes St., San Angelo, Texas 76903 under the direction of Harper Funeral Home and Crematory. This obituary does not reflect the “Life of Eddie Long.” There are many missing stories that need to be shared by family and friends and there will be an opportunity to do so at his Celebration.

Ken Presley Coley, of San Angelo, passed away on November 23, 2025, at the age of 79. Ken was born on October 30, 1946, in Houston, Texas to parents Harold “Hal” H. and Martha Winona (Sheppard) Coley. The family lived in Conroe, Huntsville and Tyler, Texas and in Jena, Louisiana. Ken lived in Jena, Louisiana and in Longview and Fort Worth, Texas. Ken moved to San Angelo, Texas in 2006.

Ken graduated valedictorian from Jena High School in Jena, Louisiana in 1965. In 1977 Ken received a B.S. in Science Education from Northwest Louisiana University in Monroe. In 1982 he received an Ed.S in Secondary School Counseling and Guidance from Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. In 1986 he received a M.Ed. Secondary School Counseling and Guidance from Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Ken began his career in education in the LaSalle Parish School System in Jena, Louisiana, where he was a Counselor/Teacher. He also taught in the Longview Independent School District in Longview, Texas and the White Settlement School District in White Settlement, Texas. In 2002 Ken received an MLS degree from Texas Woman’s University in Denton, Texas and transitioned to Librarianship in the White Settlement School District. Upon moving to San Angelo, he became the Assistant Director of Tom Green County Library System until his retirement.

Ken was big brother to Karen and her protector during their growing up years, walking her to school and after school activities. Ken had a beautiful voice and worked as an Announcer and Program Director in radio stations in Texas and Louisiana during his high school and college years. He loved the outdoors and enjoyed hiking; one of his favorite places was the San Angelo State Park. He spent many happy hours on its trails. Ken was a “born teacher.” He was also an Old Testament scholar and loved teaching Bible studies. He also enjoyed research and reading.

Ken served in the United States Air Force, Mather Air Force Base, Sacramento, California as a Bombing and Navigation Specialist, 1969-1975. He attained the rank of SSGT. Ken received an Honorable discharge.

Ken is survived by his wife Evelyn Begley Coley of San Angelo; his daughter Monique Coley Bridges and husband Andrew; step-granddaughters Kristen Bridges, and partner Jeremy Treadway and Jessica Bridges and wife Mandy; and step-great grandson Luke Treadway, of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana; his niece Ashley Allbritton Howard and husband Kyle and their children, Marion, Emma, and Daylon Howard of Jena, Louisiana. Ken was preceded in death by his Father, Harold “Hal” Coley, of Tyler, Texas, his mother, Martha Ainsworth, of Abilene, Texas, and his sister, Karen (Coley) Brunson of Jonesboro, Louisiana.