Thomas Harrison Beauchamp, lovingly known as “Tommy” and cherished by many as “Papa,” passed peacefully into the arms of his Savior on January 6, 2026, at the age of 93.

Papa was preceded in death by his loving parents, Mary Elizabeth and Ora Harrison Beauchamp, and his younger brother, Ted Beauchamp.

He is survived by his adoring and devoted wife of 74 beautiful years, Edith “JoAnn” Beauchamp, whom he admired deeply and loved with his whole heart.

He is also survived by his three children: Kathy and Bennie Green, Karen and Gary Dillon, Thomas Harrison Beauchamp II and wife Senisa Beauchamp. Papa leaves behind a treasured legacy through his grandchildren: Brian and Misty Dillon, Jodi and Michael Fiveash, Kristi and Chad Sparks, Kayla Royal, Harrison and Gabby Beauchamp, Hayden and Meagan Beauchamp, Katy and Dan Munden, Justin and Julia Schlameus, Coby and Keri Green. He was the proud great-grandfather of: Cody and Balinda Dillon, Corbin Dillon, Kylie Dillon, Bryce and Alyssa Fiveash, Addison and RW Rosson, Pierson and Lexi Sparks, Carson, Bowen, Brinley, Kezlyn, Kolton, Madison, Miles, McCrae, Lori, Zoe, Lily, James, Jaden, and Tennison. He was also blessed with five great-great-grandchildren: Bentley, Rayna, Oaklynn, Sterling, and MJ.

Papa was born on December 17, 1932, in Pecos, Texas. He later welcomed a much-younger sister, Teri Beauchamp, who survives him along with her husband, Richard Lerma. He also leaves behind many beloved nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Papa attended school in Pecos, Texas, where he graduated at the young age of 16.

One of Papa’s most treasured memories was the night God changed his life forever. In March of 1949, during his senior year of high school, he and his best friend attended a teen dance—despite being raised Baptist, where dancing was strongly discouraged. That evening, he saw a beautiful young woman named JoAnn. After asking her to dance, then on a date, their love story began. She soon wore his senior ring, and just two and a half years later, they were married—beginning a marriage that spanned 74 joyful, faithful, and deeply loving years.

Papa later attended Tarleton State for advanced schooling and went on to live a life marked by service. Volunteering was one of his greatest passions.

His service included:
• Membership in the Lions Club beginning in April 1963
• Recipient of the Melvin Jones Fellow Award (2005)
• Recipient of the Jack Wiech Texas Lions Camp Award (2019)
• Six years serving as Regional Director for the Texas Association of Life Underwriters
• Twice named “Life Underwriter of the Year” by the San Angelo Association of Life Underwriters
• And countless hours of service to many other organizations

Papa truly was one of the greats.

He leaves behind a legacy that will continue to grow and shape generations to come. He was loved beyond his own understanding and leaves a deep void in many hearts. Papa loved fully, served faithfully, and cherished his family passionately.

We will forever treasure the memories—learning to swim, riding bikes, typing lessons, work ethic, hospitality, servanthood, and what it means to love faithfully.

Papa, we love you. We will honor you by continuing your legacy of love, connection, and grace. We will care for Nanny and the generations behind us with the same devotion you modeled for us, expanding upon the beautiful blueprint you began—one stitched together with compassion, faith, and unwavering love.

A visitation will be held on Monday, January 12, 2026, at Harper Funeral Home from 5:00-7:00pm. Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at Calvary Baptist Church at 10:00am, with a private family graveside to follow. 

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Lions Club, Meals for the Elderly, or West Texas Boys Ranch.

“Well done, good and faithful servant.
You have been faithful over a few things;
I will make you ruler over many things.
Enter into the joy of your Lord.”
Matthew 25:23

“Love never fails.”
1 Corinthians 13:8

Patricia Ann Taylor, (94), was born in Benton Harbor, Michigan, on June 4, 1931, to Frances Moulton (Robbins) Ladner and Elmer Maxwell Ladner. Moving at an early age to Massachusetts, she graduated from Cambridge High & Latin School with honors. After receiving a B.A. degree from Colby College, Waterville, Maine, with a major in English literature and minor in Music. Pat married Gaylord E. Taylor on June 27, 1953, in Cambridge, Mass.

The Taylors have lived in San Angelo since 1971, having first "discovered" San Angelo in the early 1960's. For 22 years, Pat was employed by the City of San Angelo, serving as a Public Information & Complaint Director for 8 years. She retired in June 1997 as executive secretary in the Office of the City Clerk. She worked as a substitute teacher in several places. Also, a legal secretary to G.H. Lampley and stayed with them until his retirement.

A former member of The Heights (formerly Park Heights Baptist Church), Pat participated in all areas of the music programs there, serving as the church organist for over 20 years, retiring in December 1999. She had also served several years as base chapel pianist/organist/ choir director at Air Force Bases in New York, Massachusetts, Turkey, Hawaii, and at Goodfellow AFB. At Park Heights Church, Pat also served as Church Clerk, leader of the Women on Mission group, and several years as a Sunday School teacher. She was currently a member and the accompanist of Belmore Baptist Church since 2016.

She also served for nine years as the treasurer of the Philharmonic Society of San Angelo and has been a patron of the San Angelo Symphony for many years.

Preceded in death by her parents, her loving husband, Gaylord E. “G.E." Taylor, Sr., an infant grandson, Jonathan A. Westbrook, mother and father-in-law, Lucy and Harry Aldrich.

She is survived by her 2 daughters: Rosemary Alice Graham of Olathe, KS, and Beth Anne Wilkes (husband Anthony) of London, UK; and 3 sons: G. E. "Gary" Taylor, Jr. (wife Barbara) of Pflugerville, TX; Steven Alexander Taylor and Andrew McKean Taylor, both of San Angelo. Eight surviving grandchildren include James Taylor Westbrook and Jeffrey A. Westbrook, Olathe, KS; Arthur L. "Jake" Graham IV, Pleasantville, MO; Brookes Marie Evans and Zachary A. Taylor of San Angelo, TX; Brian A. Ralston, Dallas, TX; Scott A. Ralston of Oklahoma City, OK; and Wesley A. Evans of Medford, OR, and fourteen great-grandchildren. Also surviving is her sister, Edith Louise Hamilton of Carrollton, TX and sister in law, Patricia Brown of Sugar Hill, NH; two nephews, Kevin Hamilton of Benton, IL, and Roger Hamilton of Dallas, TX; and numerous cousins; nieces, Polly Cobb of Fabius, NY, Deborah Goulet, Pamela McCarthy and Susan Capodicasa, all of Connecticut, and one nephew, Floyd B. Hunter, Jr., of Syracuse, NY.

A Visitation will be held Sunday, January 11th, 2026, at Harper Funeral Home from 2:00 – 4:00 PM

The Funeral Service will be 10am, Monday, January 12th, 2026, at Belmore Baptist with Pastor Matt Wood Officiating.

Gemma Marie Lennon, 15 of Wall went to be with the Lord on Monday January 5, 2026, in Christoval, TX. Gemma was born December 31, 2010, in San Angelo, Texas to Troy and Jennifer Lennon. She grew up in the Wall community and attended Wall High School. 

Gemma was a loving daughter, sister, niece, granddaughter, and friend with a beautiful spirit and zest for life. She was always happy and kept a positive outlook. Gemma enjoyed being with her family and laughing and hanging out with her friends. Gemma loved horseback riding, playing tennis, and all her horses, dogs, and pet goats. Most recently, she was excited because she received her driving permit and was looking forward to seeing her friends at school. Her exuberance, vitality and bright shining light will remain in our hearts forever and we will dearly miss her!

Gemma is survived by her parents, Troy and Jennifer Lennon and her twin brother Gage Lennon, of Christoval; Her Grandmothers, Cookie Lennon, of San Angelo and Patricia Eng, of Cottage Grove, MN; her Uncles, Tray Lennon, of San Angelo, Curt Eng and his wife Roxana, of Elmwood, Wisconsin, Scott Eng and his wife Jackie, of River Falls, WI, Charles Eng, of Cottage Grove, MN; her Aunt Josie Daniels and her husband Ben, of Minneapolis, MN; numerous cousins, Cooper McFadin, Cutter Lennon, Colton Lennon, Curtis Eng, Jr., Luisa Eng, Christian Eng, Isabella Eng, Trevor Eng, Bryce Eng, Dominic Eng, Skye Madigan, and Tavin Thompson; and her many friends from Wall.

The rosary vigil will be 6:00 P.M., Sunday, January 11, 2026, at St. Ambrose Catholic Church. The Funeral Mass will be 10:00 A.M, Monday, January 12, 2026, at St. Ambrose Catholic Church and the burial will follow at St. Ambrose Catholic Church Cemetery. Donations may be made to the St. Ambrose Youth Group or the family. 

William Donnell Moreland, known to many as Don, passed away on January 5, 2026, at the age of 92. He was born on May 17, 1933, in the Wilmeth Community near Winters, Texas to William Thomas "Dub" and Mildred Towler Moreland. He lived a full and adventurous life, enjoying family, friends, pets of any kind, and various hobbies.

Don was a devoted husband of 49 years to Pearl, who survives him. He enjoyed traveling, gardening, and tinkering with anything ... a real fix-it kind of man. His passion in life besides family was his love of planes and flying. He received his pilot license in 1951 at the age of 18, in Winters in a Piper J3 Cub, which he later owned. He went on to obtain several pilot ratings that included instrument ratings, multi-engine ratings, and helicopter ratings. He loved flying his entire life and accumulated many hours across the United States.

Don was a respected businessman and owner of WD Moreland Contracting, doing mechanical work throughout the United States and foreign countries. His company did projects for AT&T, GTE, US Border Patrol, and many other US and international commercial entities. This is where he made many lifelong friends, with many being his faithful employees.

Don is survived by his loving wife Pearl, children Greg and Donna Moreland, Vicki Walz, Al and Sandy Moreland. His 6 grandchildren and spouses are Becky and Wacey Estes; Travis and Amber Moreland; Walker and Rebecca Walz; Parker and Hannah Walz; West and Dianna Moreland; Kelley and Jon Mullins. His 15 great grandchildren include Kolten, Keagan, Kollin, Kinsler, Willow, Maddie Jo, Aubrey, Eden, Caitlyn, Addyson, Brinley, Emma, Cora, Landry, and Annie. He is survived by his only sister, Sue Nord, several nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Don's life was a testament to family, friends, and perseverance. His legacy will live on through all who knew him.

In lieu of flowers, his family has requested memorials be made in his name to Meals for the Elderly or a charity of your choice.

Visitation will start at 10am followed by Memorial Service at 11am at Harper Funeral Home Monday, January 12, 2026 

Ramona Smith, our precious wife, mother, sister and friend went with Jesus on Tuesday January 6,2026. Ramona was a beautiful, loving and generous lady who dearly loved her family, friends and the Lord.

Ramona was born August 18, 1948 in Kerrville, TX to parents Ray and Hazel Pope. She graduated from Menard High School and San Angelo Business School. Ramona married Robert Cope on December 21, 1966 and had daughter Sandra (Sandy) on October 6,1967. Ramona married Tommy Smith on April 2, 1977, celebrating over 48 years of marriage. Ramona worked for 27 years at General Telco Federal Credit Union (Texas Trust) for 27 years as the Executive Secretary where she made many dear friends. Ramona loved to dance in her younger years, she loved to hunt for arrowheads, sew and decorate her home that she made beautiful.

Ramona is survived by husband Tommy Smith of San Angelo, daughter Sandra Musgrove (Ronnie) of Kerrville, brother Dalton Pope of Hext and many sister-in-laws, brother-in-laws, and numerous cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents Ray and Hazel Pope. Ramona is cherished by many and will be deeply missed.

Memorial visitation will be from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. on Friday, January 9, 2026, at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo, TX.