Kenneth Hardy Turnbo passed away January 30, 2016.
Hardy was born September 15, 1934 in San Angelo, TX to S.T. and Lois Rebecca Turnbo. Hardy attended John H Regan Elementary, Edison Jr. High, and graduated from San Angelo High School in 1953. He spent 2 years in the U.S. Air Force, worked 12 years for Gandy’s Creamery as a Route supervisor. He entered the ranching business in 1963. He along with his father-in-law Merton West operated the Door Key Headquarters Ranch for 40 years under the name West and Turnbo. Raising Champion livestock was very important to him. 
Hardy was a member of the Christoval United Methodist Church. He served 15 years on the Christoval ISD Board of Trustees, 14 years of that as Board President. 
Hardy is survived by his wife Ann of 60 years, daughters Molly (Dwain) Stewart, Kelly (George) Kuykendall all of Christoval. Four grandchildren Brian Stewart of Dallas, Scott (Courtney) Stewart of Abilene, Kenneth Kuykendall, (Amber Minor) of Christoval, and Janay Kuykendall of Christoval; four great grandchildren Lane and Madalyn Grace Kuykendall, and Tynli Tait and Jaxon Gray Stewart. Hardy is survived by one sister Janie (Philip) Bryant of San Angelo. One niece Michele (Scott) Ward, Kate and Lauren Ward. One nephew Matt Bryant of Frisco, A very special friend Sabra Whitley. George (Vickie) DeWolf of Medina TX. Jose and Catalina Huerta and their children Claudia, Joe, and Emmanuel.- Jose was Hardy’s “right hand man” in the ranching business. A special thank you to Gentiva Hospice and Cedar Manor nursing staff, special care unit.
In memory of Hardy please donate to his favorite charity West Texas Rehab or Charity of your Choice.
A visitation will be held at Harper Funeral Home from 6:00 to 7:30 PM Monday, February 1, 2016. A graveside service will be held at 2:00 PM Tuesday February 2, 2016 at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens with Reverend Cathy McCorkle presiding.

Roger Edward Boudreau, 82, of San Angelo, passed away surrounded by loved ones on Friday, January 22, 2016. He was born to the late, Leonard and Marie Pelletier Boudreau on August 26, 1933 in Sun Cook, NH. He married the love of his life, Misty Marlene Rhodes on January 1, 1967 in San Angelo. Roger served in the United States Air Force during the Korean Conflict. He retired after 20 years of service as a Tech Sargent. Roger is a longtime member of Hillcrest Baptist Church. His devotion to his faith was echoed in many areas of his life, for example, he read the Bible daily for the last 35 years. He was known as a stoic man with a great sense of humor. He enjoyed traveling worldwide, watching Fox News and old movies. Roger left a mark on many lives and will be missed greatly. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; and brother, Moxie Boudreau. 
Survivors include his children, Gene Boudreau, Debbie Boudreau, Lyn O'Tuel, Melody Wall, Bobby Willoughby, and Sarah Greene; 9 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; sister, Arlene Brouillette; numerous nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and friends.
A time of visitation will be held prior to the funeral service, beginning at 2:00 P.M. Funeral services will be held at 3:00 P.M. Wednesday, January 27, 2016 in the Hillcrest Baptist Church. Interment will follow in the Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens with military honors provided. Je'na Wall, Richard Wall, Mike Gillett, Larry Gillett, Barron Beacham, and Torian Upchurch will serve as pallbearers. Gary Thompkins will serve as honorary pallbearer.

Mary Fleming Kennemer died January 25, 2016 at her home in San Angelo, Texas. She was born in Beaumont, TX on February 22, 1919 to Joseph Vandiver Fleming and Kaziah Heflin Fleming of Austin. She married M.D. (Don) Kennemer, Jr. December 3, 1938, when they were both seniors at the University of Texas. She was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. They moved to San Angelo in June 1939 where Don Kennemer joined his father in ice manufacturing and ranching. Mary Kennemer was a member and elder of the First Presbyterian Church. She served as a volunteer and board member of the following community organizations: including Civic Theatre Native Plant Society, Meals for the Elderly, Girl Scout leader, San Angelo Symphony Guild, Hospice of San Angelo, mentor for Edison Junior High School, Concho Valley Archeological Society, San Angelo Nature Center and West Texas Rehabilitation. She was a member of the board of directors of the Young Women’s Service League when it was chartered as the Junior League of San Angelo. She was honored by the San Angelo Schools Foundation as an angel in 2004.
Mary Kennemer’s twenty year professional career included Director of Volunteer Services at McKnight Tuberculosis Hospital, Carlsbad, TX; Showroom Manager for Hard Manufacturing Co. Regional Office, Dallas; Executive Director of El Camino Girl Scout Council, San Angelo, and Volunteer Coordinator and Public Information Officer for San Angelo Center, Carlsbad, TX. She retired in 1981. Mary’s family and friends were always her greatest joy. The celebration of the lives of her family and friends and beauty was her trademark. She enjoyed all forms of the Arts. Until her severe loss of hearing, music, especially opera, was one of her greatest pleasures. She was an enthusiastic gardener and had lifelong interest in wildflowers, native plants and herbs. Until recently she had an active part in the management of her family owned Tom Green County ranch.
Proceeding her in death were her parents, husband, brothers, Dr. Joe V. Fleming, C.C. (Pat) Fleming, and J.H. Fleming, and sisters, Mrs. James Weldon Thomas, Mrs. Charles S. Coates and Mrs. A.A. (Albert) Pinnelli.

She is survived by her three daughters and sons-in-laws, Kay Kennemer of San Angelo, Julie and Carl Brugger of Granite Shoals and Donna and Richard Crisp of San Angelo. She is also survived by thirteen grandchildren and their families, Mary Helen and husband, Danny Gonzales of San Angelo, Michael Crisp of San Angelo, John Crisp of San Angelo, Rebecca Tortorelli of Redondo Beach, CA, David Brugger and wife, Judith of San Diego, CA, Kenneth Hepner and wife, Deanna of Midland, Angela and husband, Douglas Garlington of Midland and Danne and husband, Mark Coffman of Lubbock; great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.
A memorial service celebrating her life will be held at 11:00 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in San Angelo, TX on Saturday, February 6, 2016. 

Daniel Wayne Jansa, 71, went to be with his Lord early Friday morning January 22, 2016 after a fifteen month battle with pancreatic cancer. Daniel was born on August 4, 1944 to Charlie and Olga (Ripple) Jansa in Rowena, Texas. He grew up on a cotton farm east of Lowake. Daniel graduated high school in 1962 from St. Joseph Catholic School in Rowena. He then worked as a carpenter, helped his father farm and proudly served his country in the National Guard, 49th Armored Division Company D. He married the love of his life, LaRita Fischer of Olfen on September 16, 1967. They started out their marriage in Fort Worth while he worked for General Dynamics. After a year in Fort Worth, one of his dreams became a reality when he and LaRita had a chance to move back to the Olfen area to pursue his love of farming. Soon they started a family and were blessed with two daughters and one son. In 1976, they welcomed a new opportunity and move to Wall to farm, where he still farmed up until his recent illness.
Daniel was an active member of the Wall community. He loved going to church at St. Ambrose Catholic Church, singing in the Men’s Choir and volunteering at the Fall Festival. He also liked spending time with his ‘coffee buddies’ at the Wall Co-op Gin. All problems, big or small, could be solved at the Wall Co-op morning coffee hour. If he could find someone to talk Czech to while at the Co-op, it was even better. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus since 1963 where he had the honor of being Knight of the Year in 1978, a past Grand Knight, and a third degree Knight. Daniel served on the Texas Farm Bureau Board of Directors for Tom Green County for over 30 years, during those years he volunteered for various duties but the one he loved the most was being the main cook for the summer customer appreciation BBQ dinner. Daniel received numerous awards from Wall FFA and the Wall Young Farmers throughout his farming career. He was also a devoted supporter of Wall ISD, Wall FFA, Wall Band Boosters, Wall Volunteer Fire Department and Garden City ISD. He showed his love for his community through his outstanding effort to volunteer and his willingness to always help his fellow neighbor.
Daniel had several passions outside of farming and his community service. The main one started as a child with his love of the hunting. His best times were spent with his friends and family hunting and fishing. It did not matter the season; he enjoyed it all. During his time in the National Guard, he developed a real passion for cooking. This love grew from countless hours of volunteering to barbeque for numerous weddings and charities at St. Ambrose to a catering business he ran on the side for the past fifteen years. The enjoyment that he received from patron’s compliments and praise cannot be measured.
Daniel was preceded in death by his parents Charlie and Olga Jansa, infant sister Patricia Jansa, in-laws Daniel and Anna Fischer Sr., brother-in-laws Harvey Fischer, Francis Fischer, and Ivan Fischer, sister-in-laws Peggy Fischer, Marcella Zly, and Arlene Gunyon.
Daniel is survived by his loving wife of 48 years, LaRita Jansa. His children Danielle Halfmann and husband Darrell, Norman Jansa and Dan Hogan, and Marcie Holtman and husband Curtis. Seven grandchildren Laura Batla and husband Keith, Shanna, Kamie and Derek Halfmann, Mark, Caroline and Katelynn Holtman. He is also survived by his sister and brother-in-law Noemi and Ralph Hoelscher and their children Carla (Curtis) Schwartz and Brian (Chrystal) Hoelscher; brother-in-laws Daniel Fischer and wife Harriet, Edwin Zly and wife Eldoris; sister-in-laws Carrol Fischer and Barbara Fischer; and numerous Fischer family nieces and nephews. 
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Cheruku, Dr. Alcocer, Robert and Donna Fischer, Gary and Donna Fisher, and to all the friends and family that have supported us and prayed for Daniel throughout his illness.
Pallbearers will be Allen Weishuhn, Monroe Dierschke Jr., James Ripple, Rodney Ripple, Llano Heathcott, and Jerry Multer. Honorary pallbearers will be Dwane Hoelscher, Tommy Ayers and the St. Ambrose Men’s Choir.
A rosary will be held at St. Ambrose Catholic Church at 6:00 pm Sunday. The funeral mass will also be held at St. Ambrose at 10:00 am on Monday.