Juanita Pena Carrasco , age 69, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, September 25, 2021, in San Angelo. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend that everyone will truly miss.

She was born July 18, 1952 in San Angelo, Texas. She was one of 10 children. She worked many years as a hairdresser in her own beauty shop her father put for her. She also worked at Levi Strauss and Ethicon until she was not able to work anymore. She met the love of her life, Noe L. Carrasco Sr., at a carnival in 1977. They were married May 15, 1978. They just celebrated their 43rd anniversary this year. She mothered 3 daughters (Nicole, Amanda, and Stephanie) and raised two of her grandkids like her kids (Jordan and Brittany).

Juanita was a very humble and loving woman that loved and only wanted the best for her family. She always ministered the word of God to her family. Her main goal was to make sure her kids, grandkids, sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, or anyone she met was right with God. And if not she would minister to them and lead them in the Lord's prayer to accepting Jesus in their heart.

She loved to do puzzles, word finds, go fishing, garage saling, second-hand store shopping, and go on long car rides. She was all about family time. Her love for her family was enormous. She was at every birthday or celebration that involved her family. She was a strong woman and had a great relationship with God. Her smile, her hugs, her kisses, and her words of encouragement will truly be missed. Juanita was the heart of the family.

Juanita was preceded in death by her parents, Pedro and Pauline Pena. She will truly be missed by Noe, her husband of 43 years, and her 3 daughters - Nicole and David Martinez, Amanda and Frank Castillo Jr., and Stephanie Carrasco. She is also survived by 3 brothers, Amado Morin Pena, Antonio Pena and wife, Amelia Pena, and Jesus Pena; six sisters, Maria Pena, Amalia Suarez, Estella Pena, Teresa Sanchez, Martha Ortiz and husband, Frank Ortiz, and Martha Elena De Leon; seven grandchildren, Brittany Ferrare and husband Patrick, Jordan Yruegas, David Martinez, III, Nia Walker, Michael Rios, III, Gabriel Rios, Elijah Castillo, Ashley Carrasco; and four great grandchildren, Matthew Ferrare, Isabelle Brayley, Jenevieve Rodriguez, and Juan Salzido.

A special thank you to the caregivers, Veronica Cardona, Michael LaShawn Walker, Jordan Yruegas.

Pallbearers will be Frank Castillo, Jr., LaShawn Michael Walker, Ismeal Garcia, Jr., Alex Jones, Jordan Yruegas, Jesus Francisco Cardona, and David Martinez; and honorary pallbearers will be, Timothy Pena, Michael Rios, III, Gabriel Rios, Elizah Castillo, and Matthew Ferrare.

The family decided on a one-day event, Homegoing service, Viewing will be Friday, October 8, 2021, from 9:00 AM at Bible Gate Way Ministry immediately followed by the Homegoing service at 10:00 AM at the church. Everyone will say their goodbyes at the church. The cemetery will be for immediate family only. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.
 

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Services

PUBLIC VIEWING

Friday
October 8, 2021
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Bible Way Ministries
2103 Shelton
San Angelo, TX 76903

FUNERAL SERVICE

Friday
October 8, 2021
10:00 AM
Bible Way Ministries
2103 Shelton
San Angelo, TX 76903

George Barham “Barney” Sisco Jr., 72, passed into his eternal life with our Lord Jesus Christ, Monday, October 4, 2021, at Baylor Scott & White Hospital in Temple, Texas. Barney was born in San Angelo, Texas, on April 15, 1949, to parents George and Alice Sisco of Water Valley. He was raised on the banks of the North Concho River in Water Valley, and aside from 4 years attending Texas Tech University, spent his entire life as a steward of the land and livestock on the family ranch in Water Valley. He graduated from Water Valley High School in 1967, and received his Bachelor of Science in Range Management from Texas Tech University in 1971.  

He was a believer, a husband, a father, a friend, and he was good at it. He believed in hard work, honesty, and generosity. He followed closely in the footsteps of his best friend and mentor, his father George, whom he considered his role model in all aspects of life. His calling was to be a rancher, and this was his passion. His daily endeavor of caring for the land and livestock would be interrupted only to spend time with family and friends.  

In 1966, Barney met the love of his life, Charlotte Foster, from Sterling City. Her parents were quite impressed with the young man and his request to court their daughter; the resulting match was to be everlasting. The couple was married in 1972 and made their home on the Water Valley ranch. They had a fabulous almost fifty years together and are blessed with many wonderful friends. They have two boys, Trey and Ty Sisco. Barney was their biggest supporter and loved to watch them play football, basketball, run track, and show sheep. He was so proud of his young men. When his boys had families of their own, he became the proudest grandfather and biggest fan. He taught them the importance of hard work and passed on his love for ranching and family. Barney was very patient and spent quality time with each of them. His grandchildren loved their “Dadbern”. 

Barney was preceded in death by his parents, George and Alice, and his brother-in-law, Lynn Glass. He is survived by his wife Charlotte, his loving sister, Helen Glass, his son Trey and Trey’s wife Jennifer and their sons Brenden, Wyatt, and Will Sisco, and his son Ty and his wife Lindsey and their children Grae and Steele Sisco.  

Barney served on the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Lamb Committee, Water Valley ISD School Board, and Water Valley Volunteer Fire Department. He was also a member of Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers, Texas Cattle Raisers, and Water Valley United Methodist Church. 

Graveside service will be on Saturday, October 9, 2021, at 10:30 a.m. at Foster Cemetery in Sterling City. Services will be conducted by honorable pallbearer and first cousin Reverend Doctor Richard White. Pallbearers will be Fred Chandler, Jimmy Dickson, Gary Foster, Skeete Foster, Tooter Jameson, Richard “Hotdog” McCormick, Lee Puckitt, and Stan Sisco. Honorary pallbearers will be Mike Baker, Johnny Copeland, Wade Demere, Craig Demere, Charles Flemming, Kathi Coulter Johnson, Billy Johnston, Sally Munn Lacy, Tim Turner, and the Water Valley Volunteer Fire Department. 

We are thankful to the many doctors and nurses at Shannon Hospital, Encompass Heath, and Baylor Scott & White that helped with Barney’s care. 

The family welcomes donations to the Water Valley Volunteer Fire Department as an expression of sympathy instead of flowers. Mail to: PO Box 311 Water Valley, TX 76958

Graveside

Saturday, October 09, 2021

10:30AM - 12:00PM

Foster Cemetery 
Off Highway 163 
Sterling City, TX 76951

Final Resting Place

Foster Cemetery 
Off Highway 163 
Sterling City, TX 76951

On October 1, 2021, Gloria June Henshaw Burleson, of San Angelo, joyfully went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ after a lengthy but courageous illness. She was 93. 

Gloria was born in Smackover, Arkansas on May 15, 1928 to Langford William Henshaw and Laura Belle Baggett Henshaw. Gloria grew up in Kilgore, Texas during the Great Depression and WWII. She delighted in a childhood of independence, simple pleasures, and a healthy dose of adventure. From swinging from vines over the Quachita River to roaming the countryside in search of wild berries for pies, Gloria was always up for an exciting excursion and she carried this sense of adventure with her throughout her life. To celebrate her 78th birthday, she went skydiving. At 79, she served on her final mission trip, this one to China. At 80, after her family lovingly prevailed on her not to skydive again, she announced—with a twinkle in her eye—that she would honor the occasion with a ride in a fixed wing glider. 

Gloria accepted Christ at age 13 during a lake encampment. This experience profoundly changed her: she remained a faithful Believer and devoted student of God’s word for her entire life. She graduated from Kilgore High School at 17 as a class favorite, being voted Best Citizen. This was a fitting accolade for Gloria, as she remained a devoted American Patriot for her entire life. She attended Kilgore Junior College before earning her degree from North Texas State University at 20. She was a Major in the WROTC and was proud to be a groundbreaking member of the now world-famous high-kicking Kilgore Rangerettes. 

After graduating from North Texas State, she landed her first teaching job at Eldorado High School in Eldorado, Texas, and married Billy Green of Eldorado in 1950. After her two sons, Bill and Tom, were born, the family moved to Sonora where she was a mother, homemaker and a substitute teacher. In 1967, following a divorce, she moved to San Angelo to re-launch her teaching career as a Sophomore English teacher at Central High School. In1970, she married Sidney Jean (S.J., Jean) Burleson. They enjoyed 16 years of love and companionship until Jean’s passing in 1986. Gloria taught at Central for 26 years. Many of her former students remained in touch with her until her final days, a true testament to her devotion and service to others. 

Gloria loved learning and books, and read daily until her passing. From classic English literature to modern theology, she read widely and passionately, eagerly exploring a wide range of subjects and authors. 

She was an admirable optimist with a quick sense of humor. She seemed to always find a “silver lining” around every storm cloud—including her illness—and navigated life’s most difficult seasons with faith, humor, and a generous heaping of wit. She found opportunities to seek joy, practice gratitude, and celebrate the everyday, even amongst life’s trials and tribulations. She taught courage and strength, and above all, faith and love. We celebrate her new heavenly life all the while knowing our earthly lives are a little bit dimmer without her radiant light in them. 

Survivors include: son David William (Bill) Green and wife Debbie Ray Green of San Antonio; son Thomas Franklin (Tom) Green, and wife Heidi Hooper Green, of Austin; ; 5 grandchildren, Cassie Green Woodliff, Jerrad Ray Green, Tyler Lee Green; Meagan Green Labunski, and Thomas Evan (Evan) Green; 7 “little darlings” great-grandchildren, Nathan Woodliff, Noah Green, Dolly Green, Lily Labunski, Jack Labunski, Henry Labunski, and Abigail Green. Gloria is also survived by 17 nieces and nephews and some wonderfully dear and loyal friends. 

Gloria is preceded in passing by her husband Sidney Jean Burleson, parents Langford and Laura Belle Henshaw, sister Joan Anne Henshaw Warkentin, and brother Langford William (Buddy) Henshaw, Jr. 

The family invites those who knew Gloria to share memories of her on the Harper’s website so that those memories can be shared in celebrations of her life. 

Services will be held at Harper’s Funeral Home chapel in San Angelo on October 16, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. Visitation at Harper’s will be from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. on October 15 and from 10:30 to 11:00 preceding the service on October 16. Interment will follow at Fairmount Cemetery. 

Gloria asks donations go to the West Texas Boys’ Ranch, the Trinity Fellowship Church or the First Baptist Church, both of San Angelo, or the church or charity of your choice. 

The family wishes to express its sincere gratitude to Visiting Angels, her long-term caregiver Norma, her additional recent caregiver Sylvia, and San Gabriel’s Hospice.

Visitation

Friday, October 15, 2021

6:00PM - 7:00PM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

Funeral Service

Saturday, October 16, 2021

11:00AM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

Final Resting Place

Fairmount Cemetery 
1120 W. Ave. N 
San Angelo, TX 76901

Keziah Elizabeth Nelson Davis, 87, was brought peacefully into the arms of Jesus on Wednesday, September 29, 2021. She lived most of her life in Lamesa, TX, but spent her last few years in San Angelo, TX in the home of her Grandchildren, Daniel and Megan Moore.

She was born on January 19, 1934 in Hockley County, TX to Joseph Lee and Angie Paris Nelson. Elizabeth enjoyed many careers in her life including Nursing, Accountant and Bookkeeper, Rabbit Breeder, and owning and operating her own greenhouse and orchard. She had a great love for children, and always put her family first. She had a dedication to the well-being of her family that was resolute.

She would do anything that was asked of her for her loved ones, and put herself last without hesitation. She had a smile that would instantly transform the mood, no matter the circumstance. And above all, she had a deep love for God’s word and spent countless years reading and studying. She especially spent time reading the Old Testament and was very fond of King David. She read the Psalms of David daily, her favorite being Psalm 91. 

Elizabeth is survived by her Sister, Lila Ruth Nelson Williams; Daughter, Priscilla Moore; Grandchildren, Michael Reed, Desiree and Ben Miller, and Daniel and Megan Moore; and 11 great grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Sister Mary Katherine Nelson Cason, and two brothers, Daniel L. Nelson and W.S. Nelson. 

A memorial will be held on October 16, 2021 at Lakeview Bible Church in San Angelo, TX at 11am. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to St Jude’s Children’s Hospital. https://www.stjude.org/ or (888) 574- 5069.

Memorial Service

Saturday, October 16, 2021

11:00AM

Lakeview Bible Church 
4825 Grape Creek Road 
San Angelo, TX 76904

Charlotte Ann McGuire, age 73, of San Angelo, went to be with her Lord and Savior on October 5, 2021. Services will be held on Saturday, October 9th, at 2:00 pm at Harper Funeral Home, with graveside services immediately to follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens. 

Charlotte was born on June 5, 1948 to Lloyd and Selma McGuire in San Angelo, TX. She began working at GTE as an operator and finished her career in accounts payable, retiring after 25 years. When her niece and nephews were young Charlotte enjoyed taking them to wrestling matches at the San Angelo coliseum. She was also a life-long fan of and loved all things “Elvis”. 

Charlotte is preceded in death by her father Lloyd McGuire, her mother Selma McGuire, her brother Wayne McGuire, and brother-in-law Jesse Hicks. She is survived by sister Betty Hicks, sister-in-law Judy McGuire, nephews Dennis McGuire (Brandy), Brian McGuire (Jennifer), Devin Hicks (Tommie), and niece Genea Neble. She is also survived by 10 great-nephews and her life-long best friend Sandy Dunn. 

Pallbearers will be the great nephews. 

The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff of Brayden Park and Kindred Hospice for their compassionate and loving care of Charlotte. Charlotte died of cancer, but wouldn’t want a child to. In lieu of flowers, the family requests your consideration of donations to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Funeral Service

Saturday, October 09, 2021

2:00PM

Harper Funeral Home 
2606 Southland Boulevard 
San Angelo, TX 76904

Byron E. “Sonny” Cleere passed away peacefully on Monday, October 4, in San Angelo. He was 89 years old. 

Sonny Cleere is remembered by close friends and family as a business leader in San Angelo who brought laughter and cheer to all those around him and a man with an almost insurmountable work ethic who selflessly served others. More importantly, however, he set an example for all around him with his strong personal faith in Jesus Christ. 

Cleere was the youngest of four children born to Buford and Myrtle Cleere in Alice where he excelled in football and track. He earned an athletic scholarship to attend Abilene Christian University where he was team captain. He was an All Conference and All American guard and played on the undefeated championship college football team in 1952. 

He was drafted by the Chicago Bears to play football professionally. However, before he was to report to Chicago for training camp, his thigh was badly injured by a close-range shotgun blast during a duck hunting trip. Instead of NFL glory, Cleere shared his enthusiasm for sports and education with the young people of Ozona as both a coach and a social studies teacher for 10 years before moving to San Angelo. 

Pierce Miller, who was a student of Cleere’s in the ‘50s, recalled him as a good man. The ladies said he was handsome and he was a dedicated weight lifter. 

“I will miss his deep, baritone voice, but i know he is in a better place,” Miller said. Miller’s wife, Betty, said the senior girls called him “Chanticleer,” presumably referring to a proud and fierce rooster as portrayed in The Canterbury Tales. 

“He was the epitome of a man going places. Good looking, great voice for talking and singing, plus qualities of a leader,” Miller added. 

He wore his ACU football championship ring proudly, said lifelong friend Lee Pfluger. “We all had nicknames and his was the ‘Lord of the Ring,’” he said. Friends recall fondly frequent hunting trips with Cleere to Pfluger’s 700 Springs Ranch near Junction. There, Cleere held court with a tight-knit group of about 10 friends. 

“On those hunting trips, he would wake us all up at 4 a.m. offering us orange juice and coffee,” recalled Pfluger. “We had some good times. He was like a brother to me,” added close friend David Hirschfeld. 

Getting to his office at 4 a.m. was important to Cleere. Hirschfeld said he spent the first early morning hour studying the Bible. “He was deeply religious,” he said. Cleere’s father was a minister in the Church of Christ. “Throughout his life, Sonny never let loose of his faith,” Hirschfeld added. 

Cleere built a sizable business as a highly regarded owner of Meadows, Fisher & Cleere Insurance. His salesmanship approach was based upon his gift to serve others. “Sonny never asked for your insurance business,” Hirschfeld said. “When I asked him why? He told me, ‘Everyone knows what I do. If they think I can help them, they’ll come see me.’” 

Cleere was known as a respected community leader where he held leadership positions throughout his life in organizations such as the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, the Kiwanis Club, Leadership San Angelo, the Little Olympics, the Symphony Chorale, West Texas Rehab, the San Angelo Area Foundation, and the Symphony Orchestra. 

“Sonny was an absolute patriot,” Pfluger said. Pfluger credited Cleere for founding the first Back the Badge organization in San Angelo. He was also instrumental in launching the annual San Angelo Support for Veterans Hunt where wounded military warriors were brought to San Angelo free of charge to hunt on area ranches. The traditional annual hunt was especially appreciated by participants and sponsors alike because of the brutality — and number of wounded survivors — of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars over the past two decades. 

Cleere will be remembered for being instrumental in launching the annual July 4th Pops Concert and Fireworks show with the San Angelo Symphony to celebrate the birthday of the United States of America at the Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial River Stage. Coincidentally, July 4 was Cleere’s birthday. Close friends and associates fondly recall Cleere’s annual ice cream parties at his home immediately following the pops concert to celebrate his birthday. 

Cleere was for 38 years “The Voice of San Angelo” where he announced every home game of the San Angelo Central High School Bobcats football games. He also gave generously of his time announcing at galas and banquets, and by doing so, made those events memorable and enjoyable. 

In all aspects of his life, Cleere exemplified the highest standards of excellence, achievement, and service to others. To his closest friends, however, his most remarkable trait was his fierce loyalty to God, his family and his friends. 

“We lost a good man,” Hirschfeld said. “He loved San Angelo.” 

He is preceded in death by one grandchild, Byron Dixon Cleere. 

Cleere enjoyed the love and support of his wife, the former Claudia Ketner, and his children; Kirk and wife Patsy, Ned Munoz and wife Patsy, Penny Cleere, and Courtney Paige Fajkus and husband Gregg, grandchildren; Jabyn Cleere, Ashtyn Cleere, Camille Fajkus Claire Fajkus, Caroline Fajkus, Sofia Munoz, and Victoria Munoz, one sister; Willodern Ellis. 

The memorial service will be at 11 a.m. on Monday, October 11, 2021 at the First United Methodist Church, 37 E. Chadbourne St., San Angelo. 

The family has asked that memorials be directed to West Texas Rehab, San Angelo Support for Veterans, or a charity of your choice.

Memorial Service

Monday, October 11, 2021

11:00AM - 12:30PM

First United Methodist Church 
37 E. Beauregard Ave. 
San Angelo, TX 76903

Alejandro "Alex" Soto Perez. 69, passed away Friday, October 1, 2021, in San Angelo.

Military Funeral Honors will be at 2:00 PM Monday, October 11, 2021, at the Rose Garden next to Robert Massie Funeral Home with Rev. Andrew Helm, retired Military Chaplain, officiating. Cremation and arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Alex was born December 12, 1951 in Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico to Agustin and Ana Maria Perez. He married his wife Anka Perez on May 31, 1974 in Kitzingen, Germany. Alex served in the US Army from October 1971 until his retirement in July 1992. After graduating from Murray University in Murray, Kentucky, his began his career with the Federal Government in April 1995. Alex worked as an Industrial Hygienist and Safety Manager for the US Navy in Cherry Point, NC, the US Customs and Border Protection Agency in Tucson, Arizona, the Forest Service in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the Department of Labor and Veterans Benefit Administration in Washington, DC until his retirement on January 1, 2018.

Alex was very dedicated to his work; his job was also his hobby. His research at Cherry Point is still explored further by the U.S. government and various corporations while his websites that he designed for workers' safety are still read by the different agency workers at the present time. He was known in many places for his multiple accomplishments, he held an array of honorary memberships, and he was remembered and recognized by all those he had met before. In 2010, Alex received the Strathmore's Who's Who Honor Award, being globally recognized for the influence he had during his profession.

While living in New Mexico, Alex became an elder of the Grace Brethren Lutheran Church. He was a kind and giving person, donating to organizations such as Meals for the Elderly and the Salvation Army. Because of his generous heart and personable attitude, he is remembered by a large community and has received many prayers.

Alejandro is survived by Anka, his wife of 47 years; as well as his children, Anka Muehle and husband Sven, Alexandra Perez, and Dora Perez; his grandchildren, Ashley, Adrian, and Cecilia; and his siblings, Joe Perez, Elena Schultz and husband Dan, Connie Sisco and husband Dan, Soledad Perez, and Agustin Perez.
 

MEMORIAL SERVICE

Monday
October 11, 2021
2:00 PM
The Rose Garden next to Robert Massie Funeral Home

Frank O. Jackson, Jr., 78, died October 3, 2021, in San Angelo.

Public viewing will from 12:00 PM until 4:00 PM Saturday, October 9, 2021, at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 4:00 PM Saturday, October 9, 2021, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with Rev. Joe Bourgeois, pastor, officiating.

Mr. Jackson was born July 2, 1943 in Freestone, County. Frank married Freddie Brown on December 24, 1999 in Denton. He has been a resident of San Angelo since 2012, moving from Denton. Frank was a greeter at the Walmart on South Jackson. He worked at Peterbilt Security while living in Denton. Frank was a member of the West Side Baptist Church, and a former member of Galilee Baptist Church in Denton.

Survivors include his wife, Freddie Jackson of the home; a son, Frank Jackson, III and wife Angela; two step-sons, Billy Raydell White and wife, and Unice DeShaun White, Jr. and wife all of San Angelo; two step-daughters, Kim Thompson and husband Eddie, and Cecily McDade all of Fort Worth; a grandson, Rudy Coronado; a brother, Willie Brewer, Sr. and wife Sharon of Denton; a sister, Valarie Brewer of Denton; and an aunt, Faye Moturi and husband Ben of Denton. Frank was preceded in death by his parents, Oday and A.V. Jackson; three brothers, Hardy Jackson, Kenneth Brewer, and Johnny Brewer; and two sisters, Billie Johnson, and Carolyn Bradley.

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PUBLIC VIEWING

Friday
October 8, 2021
12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Robert Massie Funeral Home
402 Rio Concho Dr.
San Angelo, TX 76903

FUNERAL SERVICE

Saturday
October 9, 2021
4:00 PM
Robert Massie Riverside Chapel
402 Rio Concho Dr.
San Angelo, TX 76903

Curtis James Whitlock, 56, of San Angelo earned his wings Thursday September 30, 2021, surrounded by his family. Curtis was born February 19, 1965, to James Sr. and Gracie Whitlock. 

He married Karen Templin April 14, 1984. He graduated from Lake View High School in 1984. He began his 35-year career with Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) June 1, 1984, and retired August 31, 2019. He enlisted in the Texas Army National Guard in April 1986 and retired after 30 years in April 2016. He was deployed to Iraq with the 3/112th. Armored Division in January 2005 to December 2005. Then again to Afghanistan with the 454th Engineer Co. April 2014 to January 2015. Curtis received many awards, achievements, and medals. He was admired, loved, and respected by many. He was very dedicated to family, co-workers, friends, and brothers-in-arms. Curtis loved fishing, hunting, gardening, farming, raising sheep, reading, spending time with this family, his beloved dogs Betsy, Boo, Copper, and his best buddy Ranger. He also loved to travel the world. He had a great love of the outdoors; gardening and planting trees were his favorite hobbies. He loved sharing his harvest with family and friends. He enjoyed making objects/animals with the vegetables and sending pictures to his family and friends. 

He is survived by his loving wife Karen of 37 years, daughter Emily and son Zane. Sister Beverly Watkins. Sister and brother-in-law Patricia and Ricky Williford and family. Brother Richard Whitlock, Sr., and family. Brother James Whitlock, Jr., and family. Parents-in-law Walt and Carolyn Templin. Brother and sister-in-law Rocky Sr. and Pam Templin and family. Sister and brother-in-law Shari and Paul Horne and family. Many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, and friends. 
He was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents. 

A Celebration of Life Service will be held Saturday, October 23, 2021, at 2:00 PM at Johnson Street Church of Christ, officiated by Bryan Elliott. Services will be directed by Harper Funeral Home. 

In lieu of flowers, please plant a tree in his honor or donate to your favorite local charity. 
“Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in Heaven where the love of our lost ones shines down to let us know they are happy.”

Celebration Of Life

Saturday, October 23, 2021

2:00PM

Johnson Street Church of Christ 
2200 Johnson Avenue 
San Angelo, TX 76904