Cindy Hoffman Koegel, 57, of San Angelo lost her courageous 10 year battle with Breast Cancer on Friday, August 1, 2014 in San Angelo. The Memorial Service will be 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, August 5, 2014 at Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel with Tommy King officiating. Cindy was born May 4, 1957 in Castle Rock, Colorado to Harold and Phyllis Roberts Hoffman. She grew up in Bucklin, Kansas where she enjoyed helping her father with his gunsmith shop. Cindy then moved to Miami, Florida where she met the love of her life Mark Koegel. They were married April 12, 1980 in Miami, Florida and spent 34 loving years together and raised three beautiful children. Cindy worked for Southern Bell Telephone Company in Florida and in 1981 she and her husband decided to move to San Angelo. She continued working for GTE but retired in 1989 to be with her children. Cindy was a very artistic and creative woman, and while raising her children she decided to pursue her true passion by starting an arts and crafts business called "Ragamuffin." After her grandchildren came along she decided to expand on her love for sewing and creating and started her own line of children's clothing called "Annie Oakley Creations." Cindy was a very devoted wife, mother, and grandmother who loved being "Grandma Corky." Cindy was always very supportive of her family and friends, and was the type of person who would revel in the beauty of the creativity of people and also see the beauty in the simplest of things in life. She was very energetic about recording her family genealogy and loved planning family reunions. Cindy loved nature and flowers, especially her blue bonnets and was very protective of them. She also loved her animals and watching all things God created grow. She was an incredible woman who worked tirelessly throughout her life and her vibrant love will live on in our hearts forever. Cindy was preceded in death by her parents, and her sister, Karen Lewin. She is survived by her loving family, husband, Mark Koegel, of San Angelo; her children, Kimberly Carreon and husband David, of West, TX, Mark Koegel and wife Elisha, of San Angelo, and Michael Koegel and fiancée Rachel Emmert, of Odom, TX; her grandchildren, Ti, Logann and Byron Carreon, all of West, TX; her sister, Sandra DeVos and husband Brian, of Corpus Christi, TX; her brother, Hal Hoffman and wife Dana, of San Angelo; her brother-in-law, Karl Lewin, of Orlando, FL; her brother-in-law, Charlie Koegel and wife Karen, of Gainesville, FL; and numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, other family members, and many friends across many states. The family requests that donations be made to Hospice of San Angelo, Johnson Street Church of Christ, or a charity of your choice.

On a beautiful summer Sunday morning, Jimmy Don Williams, 62 of San Angelo rode off into the sunset to be home with his Lord and Savior. A vision of strength, he was never broken by the cancer he courageously fought. He knew he would eventually get bucked off, but day after day, he quietly saddled up. We know there’s a special place for cowboys like him in God’s green pastures…and like a good horse, we trust that the Lord knows what he’s doin’ even when we don’t.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00am on Wednesday, August 6, 2014 at The Stables at Ft. Concho, located at E. Ave B and Wool St., with Pastor Jay Johnson of The San Angelo Cowboy Church officiating. Burial will follow in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Jimmy Don (also known to his friends and family as Jim, JD, JDW, JW…and Boss to his grandchildren) was born November 26, 1951 in San Angelo, TX to Gene and Billie Williams. He was a graduate of Lake View High School in the class of 1970 and a tremendous athlete that excelled in football, baseball, basketball, and track. In his senior year, he gained local notoriety after scoring the only district touchdown against Texas powerhouse Lubbock Estacado. He was a champion bull rider that loved the rodeo…a love that continued throughout his life. He loved skiing in Ruidoso, gambling in Vegas, hunting, playing softball and the PBR. Jimmy Don and Connie were married September 1994 in Las Vegas, NV and they shared nearly twenty-eight years together.

Jimmy Don was a loyal and dependable friend, which resulted in a large group of close friends. His contagious smile and friendly ways wouldn’t allow him to meet a stranger. His most rewarding job was working with Hospice of San Angelo, where he was able to give back to the community he loved so dearly. He loved animals, including his dog Cinch, horse Cheyenne, goat Bill and his very portly cat, Oliver. He was an ever-present supporter for his family; and he especially enjoyed attending their sporting events where he took great pride in all their accomplishments.

Jimmy Don is preceded in death by his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert “Bob” A. Williams and grandmother Pearl Vineyard along with numerous aunts and uncles.

He is survived by Wife, Connie Williams; Parents, Walter “Gene” and Billie Dean Williams; Brother, Randall Williams; Sister, Donna (Daryl) Cates all of San Angelo, Son, Taylor Bulloch of Austin; Daughter, Christi (Scott) Copeland of Austin; Granddaughters, Harper Copeland and Haddie Copeland both of Austin; Niece, Kelli Williams of Austin; Niece, Baylie Cates; Nephew, Garrett Williams; Nephew, Jaden Cates; Nephew, Quintin Dobbratz; Special Uncle, Roy (Betty Sue) Minor; Aunt, Betty Conrad all of San Angelo; along with numerous cousins and many friends.

A special thank you to the Hospice of San Angelo (HOSA) family, Dr. Peter Chang and the many friends and family for their love, prayers and generosity during this difficult journey.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be given to Hospice of San Angelo, 36 E Twohig 11th floor, San Angelo, TX 76903, and the San Angelo Cowboy Church, 4001 N. Chadbourne St., San Angelo, TX 76903.

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