Glenda Taylor of San Angelo passed away on February 23, 2026 in her home. She was born on November 13, 1943, in Hobbs, New Mexico to Otho and Osie Raye (Elder) Hamilton. She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Danny Taylor, one sister Sybil. She is survived by her brother Phillip Hamilton and wife Denise; two nieces Jade McLean and her husband, Andrea Hall and her husband; one great niece and many great nephews. She worked at Pinkies for 22 years, and she will be missed for her humor.

Lenora, affectionately known as Aunt Nora, passed away in Tomball, Texas, (outside of Houston), on February 17, 2026. She was born during the Great Depression, in Tennyson, Coke County, Texas, on the Brooks’ family homestead. She had two older sisters, Mildred Palmer Green and Gladys Palmer Heideman, and one older brother, Vernon Palmer. Her parents were Grace Brooks Palmer and William Joshua Palmer. Her parents and siblings preceded her in death.

Lenora’s family moved to San Angelo when she was young, and she attended San Angelo schools, graduating from Lake View High School. She played the clarinet in the High School marching band. Lenora’s favorite song was “The Eyes of Texas.”

Lenora had many nieces and nephews, of whom she was very fond.

As a young adult, Aunt Nora drove her nieces and nephews around San Angelo to different locales for fun. One of the most enjoyable pastimes was going to the Rocket drive-in theater to see movies, which was a real treat if you grew up in the 50s and 60s in this area. Later, she worked to receive her LVN to become a nurse as a lifelong calling to help and serve others. Lenora faced life’s challenges with grace and found joy in simple pleasures. She especially loved to study the Bible. She also enjoyed playing games like Skip Bo, Scrabble, Dominoes, and Mahjong with friends and family. She loved her family and lived for a time with her sister, Gladys, in San Angelo where she was a member of the First Baptist Church. She then moved back to the Houston area where she was faithfully taken care of by her niece, Carolyn, until passing.

Lenora was married and had a daughter who died at birth. She has one son, Kevin Keel, who lives in Houston.

Lenora lived a life full of faith and was a beacon of Christian values and character. She led many to know Christ and will be greatly missed.

Lenora has come full circle and will be laid to rest in Tennyson, Texas.

A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 27, 2026, at 10:30 am at Mule Creek Cemetery in Tennyson.

Matthew 25:23 “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Rest in peace, Aunt Nora.

Jesus Marquez was born in Rio Grande Zacatecas, Mexico, in Rancho Los Marquez on January 18, 1942, and was called to be with the Lord on Friday, February 20, 2026, surrounded by his loved ones. He served in the Mexican Army and was discharged in 1971 as a Sergeant. He worked for the City of San Angelo for 15 years.

He enjoyed playing his accordion, singing, dancing, cooking, travelling, fishing, playing volleyball and soccer; but his favorite thing was watching soccer. Above all else, what he truly treasured in life was spending time with his family.

Jesus was preceded in death by his mother, Felipa Garcia Marquez, father, Tirso Marquez, siblings Eduvijes Marquez, Pedro Marquez, and Augustina Castaneda.

He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Odili Marquez. His children: Susie Marquez, Jesse Marquez, Frankie Marquez and daughter-in-law Frances Marquez. Grandchildren: Paul Costilla, Kristan Marquez and Jesse Marquez Jr. Brothers Francisco Marquez, Manuel Marquez, Nicolas Marquez and numerous nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers for the service will be Jesse Marquez, Frankie Marquez, Paul Costilla, Jesse Marquez Jr., Albert Dominguez, and Gustavo Marquez. Honorary pallbearers will be Daniel Castillo Jr. and Felix Dominguez.

Pam was born on February 23, 1949, in Atlanta, Texas, to Morris Shepard Cash and Maggie Mildred Patterson Cash. She grew up surrounded by family and strong values that would guide her throughout her life.

She attended Sul Ross University in Alpine, Texas, earning her Bachelor’s degree in Education in 1969. Pam began her teaching career in Edna, Texas, and over the next 33 years, she dedicated herself to education in several Texas communities. She loved working with children and found great joy and purpose in shaping young minds. Teaching was more than her profession—it was her calling.

Pam was first married to Basil Shields for 11 years, and together they welcomed two daughters, Amy and Dana. In 1982, she married Samford Walter Miller, Jr. Their 43 years together were filled with devotion, partnership, and shared adventures. Through her marriage to Sam, Pam became a loving stepmother to Trey Miller, Jim Miller, and Robin Miller Paul, embracing her blended family with warmth and grace.

A faithful member of Southland Baptist Church, Pam was actively involved in her Women of Faith Sunday School class and supported numerous church ministries. Her faith was the foundation of her life, evident in her kindness, generosity, and steadfast spirit.

Pam and Sam enjoyed playing golf together and traveling to beautiful destinations including California, New Mexico, Arizona, and Jamaica. She fondly celebrated her first birdie on a scenic par 3 in Jamaica—a memory she cherished.

Pam also had a deep passion for antiques. She delighted in searching for extraordinary treasures and spent many years buying, refurbishing, and selling antiques in Longview, Uvalde, and San Angelo. Her eye for beauty and history brought her both fulfillment and friendships.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Samford Walter Miller, Jr.; her brothers Johnny Morris Cash, George Edmond Cash, and Tommy Jay Cash; and her sisters Patty Cash Hobbs, Nelda Cash Cummings, and Nancy Cash McWilliams.

Pam is survived by her daughters, Amy Shields and Dana Shields and husband Craig Gutierrez; her stepson Trey Miller and wife Amy; her stepson Jim Miller and wife Trudi; and her stepdaughter Robin Miller Paul and husband Toby. She is also survived by her sister, Mary Cash Shurtleff.

Pam’s legacy continues through her grandchildren: Jimmy Miller and wife Imelda; Montgomery Miller and wife Laurel; William Miller; Steven Miller and wife Kristen; and her great-grandson, Sammy Miller.

Pam will be remembered for her strong faith, her servant’s heart, and the unwavering positivity she shared with everyone she encountered. Her life was marked by love—for her family, her church, her students, and her community—and that love will continue to echo through the many lives she touched.

A memorial service will be held at Southland Baptist Church in San Angelo, Texas, on Friday, February 27, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, tribute donations may be made in Pam’s name to Rust Street Ministries at http://bit.ly/403Y1zn or by mail 803 & 819 Rust Street, San Angelo, TX 76903.

Her memory will remain a blessing to all who knew her.

Lucila Fuentes Dominguez, 103, of San Angelo formerly of Marfa, TX went to be with the Lord on Saturday, February 21, 2026, in San Angelo. Lucila was born on September 27, 1922, in Shafter, Texas to Mariano Fuentes and Gregoria Ramirez Fuentes. She married Manuel Dominguez on May 28, 1940, and they shared 52 beautiful years together and raised three children, before he preceded her in death in 1992. Lucille was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and devoted homemaker. Living in Marfa, all her life, she stayed close to her family and was known as the family caregiver. She was always there to help her brothers and sisters and was always there to help all her friends and neighbors as well. Lucila had a knack for caring for others and lending a helping hand when someone was in need. In her spare time, she loved embroidering, crocheting, quilting and gardening. Her favorite thing to do was make everyone in her family Christmas stockings and embroider pillowcases and aprons. Every generation of her family cherishes those items. Lucila was also a very proper, but “sassy” lady. She was always meticulously dressed and made sure everything was pressed to perfection. Her sense of humor came naturally, and she loved to tell jokes with her family. Family gatherings were an especially fun time to joke and enjoy her cokes and chocolate and desserts of any kind. Her nieces and nephews always considered her the “favorite” Aunt. Lucila was a tremendous woman with a heart of gold, and she loved her family with a passion beyond measure. Her life and great love of family will remain in our hearts forever and we will dearly miss her! Lucila was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Manuel and two sons, Albert Dominguez and Manuel Dominguez, Jr., 4 brothers and 9 sisters, and numerous other family members and close friends. She is survived by her daughter Dola D. Rodriguez and her husband Manny, of San Angelo; her grandchildren, Orlando Cabezuela and his wife Mary, of San Angelo, Johanna Nunez and her husband Danny, of San Angelo, Dinah Arcides and her husband Jerry, of San Angelo, Aurora Hernandez and her husband Tony, of Marfa and Albert Dominguez and his wife Lyra, of Marfa; 10 Great grandchildren; 15 great, great, grandchildren; 1 great, great, great, grandchild and numerous nieces and nephews. Lucila will be available for viewing at 9:00 A.M., Saturday, February 28, 2026, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Marfa, TX. The rosary will be at 10:00 A.M., and the Funeral Mass will begin at 10:30 A.M., Saturday, February 28, 2026, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church with Rev. Victorino Loresca, Jr. as celebrant. The burial will follow at Cementerio De La Merced in Marfa, TX.

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