Charles Allen Camp II, of San Angelo, left this world in faith on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015, in San Angelo. Memorial service is at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015, at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev. Matthew Rowe and Rev. Jared Houze officiating. Inurnment will follow in Emmanuel Episcopal Columbarium.Charles was born March 20, 1963, in Brunswick, Maine, to Rev. Charles Allen Camp and Jere Louise Townley. A child of a military family, he grew up being stationed in many places, and Cuba was remembered as his favorite. His family settled back in San Angelo when he was a teen, where Charles attended Central High School. He later studied at a technical college in Florida to receive his motorcycle mechanic's license. Charles began his career in construction as a bricklayer in his teen years, and developed into a master contractor specializing in home construction and renovation. Through his business, Charles Camp Remodeling and Construction, Charles built and renovated many homes across Texas. He was a builder extraordinaire and his passion for perfection was apparent on his projects. The homes he built for his wife, family members and friends are seen as long-lasting gifts, and are greatly appreciated.Charles married Gail Champion Denson on Jan. 9, 1999. Their blended family grew in numbers and strength beginning in 1992, through their marriage ceremony in 1999, and to the present day. Their favorite things included time spent with family, involvement with their church, and going to rock concerts. Charles cherished all the children in his life, including his nephew and grandchildren. He had a playful personality, and the times that he spent with the kids may have lacked proper adult supervision! Charles was a great man of strength, patience and compassion. He never knew a stranger and was always willing to help others in need. His life with Gail exemplified the 12 Step Program, and he was compassionate and showed tremendous empathy towards others. His AA family was an important part of his life, and he loved being there for people in need. Charles volunteered for numerous causes. He worked to improve the lives of incarcerated youth at a facility in Brownwood. A more recent passion for mountain biking led him to volunteer his time and talents to improve San Angelo State Park, and he served as a board member of Friends of San Angelo State Park. His talents also contributed to the success of several annual mission trips to Honduras and Arizona. His passion for life and love of people will be dearly missed and we will carry him in our hearts forever. Charles was preceded in death by his grandparents, Cleo and Eloise Havins and his brother David Wesley Camp.He is survived by his loving family and wife, Gail Denson Camp, of San Angelo; his stepsons, Brendon Denson and wife Jennifer, of Wall and Kevin Denson and wife Kara, of Austin; his father, Rev. Charles Allen Camp and wife Brenda, of Georgetown; his mother, Jere Jorgensen, of Austin; his nephew, Bailey White, of San Angelo; his grandchildren, Colby and Carly Denson, of Wall, Taylor Jones, of Dumas and Breanna Jones, of San Angelo; his sister, Robin Camp and partner Randy Burt, of Austin; and numerous other family members and close friends.The family requests that memorials be made to Friends of San Angelo State Park, 3900-2 Mercedes, San Angelo, TX, 76901 or Sara's House/Drug Abuse Council of the Concho Valley, 401 West Twohig Street, San Angelo TX 76902.

Lois Colleen Swank- Fink, 80, passed away Thursday, February 5, 2015.

Lois was born February 19, 1934 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Patricia Fischer. She was adopted by and adored by John Fink. Lois worked for Ray Butler at Amusement Carnivals. She retired in 1995 making San Angelo her last ride.

Lois was a homemaker, mother, father, grandma and friend. She loved old westerns, Shirley Temple movies, doll collecting, yard work and decorating her house for the holiday.

She is preceded in death by both of her parents; grandson, Cameron; and brother, Dennis Fink.

Lois is survived by her daughter, Roberta Whitlock and life love Deric Van Zant, who were with her at the end. Next to her bedside was her beloved cat, Green Eyes who will forever love Mama. She is also survived by Roberta’s children grandsons, Christopher, Dustin, Joshua, Sean, Tylor and Mason.
The family wishes to thank the staff of HOSA for their support especially her nurse, Jennifer, her “Guardian Angel”, Dennis Buckenham, a true friend who meant the world to her.

Ruby Jewel Lewton 88 , died February 5, 2015 . There will be no services.
She is survived by her son, Stacy Lewton of San Angelo; daughter, Debbie Binyon of San Angelo; sister, Elizabeth Longest of San Angelo.

Ramon Sanchez Florez, 92, passed away on Tuesday, February 3, 2015.
Rosary will be at 6:00 pm Thursday, February 5, 2015 at the Robert Massie Riverside Chapel.
Mass will be held at 2:00 pm Friday, February 6, 2015 at St. Mary Catholic Church with Father Joey Faylona officiating. Burial will follow at Fairmount Cemetery. Arrangements are with Robert Massie Funeral Home.
Pallbearers will be grandsons, Roy Contreras; Saul Contreras; Sammy Gatica; Joshua Gatica; Aaron Florez; and great grandson, Joseph Aguilar.
Ramon was born January 2, 1923 to Jesus and Dolores Florez in Nava, Mexico. He married Rosa Hernandez on July 22, 1946 in San Angelo. He served in the military during WW II as a medic in the 91st Infantry Division Company C.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Rosa Florez; brothers, Pablo and Manuel Florez.
Survived by sons, Ramon H. Florez; Israel Florez; Noe Florez; Edward Florez; daughters, Velma Contreras; and Sylvia Gatica.
The family would like to thank Dr. Denver Marsh and Dr. Demory.

Celeste Barbara (Centrella) Allen"Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain; but a woman that fears the Lord, she shall be praised." Proverbs 31:30Wife, Mother, Daughter, Sister, Aunt, Friend. Teacher, Shelterer, Protector, Spiritual Shepherd.Her early years were in New York's Italian neighborhoods, before a move to Pleasantville where she grew up. She graduated with honors from Albertus Magnus College in 1960, and went to work for the New Haven Register. In New Haven, she met the young Air Force language student who would became her husband, Bill.They married in December 1962 at Goodfellow Air Force Base. Celeste worked at the San Angelo Standard-Times. Daughters Maura and Jane were born here; shortly after, a military assignment took them to the Philippines and Taiwan, where Celeste learned the challenges and joys of life as a military wife and family, and the joys of Chinese cooking. She also met dear friends that became extended family, and with whom Chinese New Year celebrations and Easter Sundays in Junction have been celebrated for decades. The family came back to San Angelo, and Celeste's education career began as a teaching assistant at Fort Concho Elementary in 1973. She went back to school at Angelo State University to pursue her Texas certification and Masters, and then stayed on as part of the Education faculty. Travels to Germany and Greece were highlights, especially when Bill or her family could join her, and trips to Europe and Alaska with the San Antonio bunch. Times spent at the Texas coast with were most treasured.An avid reader and lifelong learner, she treasured her early edition paperbacks as much as a new-age digital copy. She also loved the Bible, and took the opportunity to join the staff of Holy Angels in 2003, after retiring from ASU. She led RCIA classes and Bible studies, and brought many people in to the Church through her efforts, but never stopped her own exploring about God's Grace.She never had a harsh word for anyone, always finding the grace in everyone she encountered. Wisdom, humility and patience were ever at her side. She raised her daughters to be strong, faith-filled and independent, teaching them most by example. Her circle of friends was large. She was the wind beneath all of our wings. Facing a Parkinson's diagnosis, Celeste kept giving, exploring Tai Chi and other programs as part of an ASU study, participating in the local Parkinson's group, and continuing to learn to live with the disease, but not be ruled by it.Celeste was preceded in death by parents, James Celestino and Rosa Mascali Centrella, sisters Genevieve Goble and Mary Ellen Hemphill, and too many nieces and nephews. She is survived by her daughters, Jane Allen, Maura Gast and Maura's husband Marty, of Flower Mound, Texas; sister Bernice Schweinfest of Ossining, NY; nieces and nephews; and her extended military family.Husband Bill was the light of her life; daughters Jane and Maura the true apples of her eye. Son-in-law Marty a joyful addition to the family.It is said that if in a Christian marriage, the husband is the thermostat, then Celeste was truly the radiant barrier. Not necessarily visible to the naked eye, but dutifully protecting all from the extremes. Well done, good and faithful servant.The Memorial Mass will be 10:00 A.M., Friday, February 6, 2015 at Holy Angel's Catholic Church with Rev. Charles Greenwell as celebrant. Inurnment will follow in Holy Angels Columbarium.In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorials be considered for the Michael J. Fox Parkinson's Research Foundation or San Angelo's Meals for the Elderly. The family also wishes to extend special thanks to the family that is Holy Angels Parish for their love, care and support, and to the staff of Comfort Keepers for their many kindnesses and great care.