Surrounded by her family and listening to her favorite polka music, Patricia Ann Woehl (nee Burkhalter), 83, of Tankersly, left this world just as she lived in it - bringing smiles and laughter to everyone she met. Known for her love of the local symphony, scrumptious banana bread, and her secret candy drawer, Patricia made every day a little brighter for friends, family, and all who knew her.

Patricia was born in Gordo, Alabama on October 10, 1942, to parents Edgar and Mable. Around 1950, her family moved to West Texas, where she grew up and graduated from Lake View High School. She then continued her schooling to become an X-ray technician. In 1967, she met and married the love of her life, Donald. They had three sons together, Courtney, Sterling, and Bennett. After a few years of working in a legal office, Patricia was able to stay at home and take care of her family. She found great joy in caring for her family and cooking meals for the guys after many hours in the field.

Patricia was preceded in death by her husband of 49 years, Donald Woehl; son, Sterling; and sister, Julia.

She is survived by her son, Courtney Woehl (Dawn) of Tankersley, TX; son, Bennett Woehl of Tankersley, TX; and four grandchildren, Caden, Connor, Jordan, and Jacob (Dylan); and her favorite grand-dog, Mildred.

Patricia also leaves behind her library of scandalous romance novels and mystery books, a vast stockpile of costume jewelry, and was an avid numismatist. She loved eating her favorite foods: crab legs, French onion soup, collard greens and cornbread, and chicken and dumplings.

Patricia had many favorite pastimes, including spending time with her family down on the river (“just listening to the guys talk”), road trips to Fredericksburg with Grandpa, playing bingo, and collecting coins and lots and lots of costume jewelry. She also enjoyed watching westerns and NCIS.

Visitation will be on Friday, December 19, 2025, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo. A funeral mass will be held on Saturday, December 20, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Wall, with interment at St. Ambrose Cemetery.

We love and miss you, Granny! We promise to keep everyone “lined up” until we see each other again.

" Patricia loved to wear bright colors, especially orange, so in lieu of the traditional black attire, the family asks that everyone wear bright colors in her honor"

Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Barbara “Ann” Kessler was born in Ft. Worth, Tx. On November 11, 1946 – spent her time growing up in Rankin, Tx. From Kindergarten to Graduation. Her Father Robert Allen Moore served as County Judge for many years also Mayor of Rankin Tx. Her mother Virginia “Ellen” Moore spent her time at home raising the kids and reading books. Ann enjoyed her days growing up with her brothers Butch & Skeet. She spent her time raising animals (sheep). Once she graduated, she went off to Sul Ross University in Alpine, Tx., then she finished her college at a trade school becoming a secretary. Shortly after she married and became a mom of two daughters Tracey Lynn & Mindy Ellen. The girls and her moved to Rankin, Tx. Where she began her career as a title clerk in Upton County. She spent over 40 years as a title clerk with her last 18 @ Randall Motors in San Angelo, Tx. She has enjoyed living in San Angelo where her daughter joined her to live as well. Ann loved Jesus and her children and grandchildren fiercely. She was a firecracker to say the least. She enjoyed hanging out with her family & watching all the babies grow. In her last few years, she became a Sunday watcher of Jimmy Swaggart (SBN) & the game show network & football on Saturdays. Ann was loved by her children and everyone she met, including her lifelong friendship with Carolyn Jean Patterson for over 50 years. Ann passed from her earthly journey at 79 years of age on December 16, 2025, with her daughter at her side.

Ann is survived by her two daughters Tracey Lynn Dirden & husband Shaun Dirden, Mindy Ellen Bratcher & husband Scott Bratcher. Her brother Skeet. Her grandchildren Amber Lynn Galindo, Seth Allen Adcock, Stacie Bratcher & Mackenzie Bratcher. Great grandchildren Aubreigh Gallegos, Brynleigh Gallegos, Teagan Hernandez, Ezekiel Galindo, Alayla Galindo, Case Galindo & Jaquline Adcock. And her great-great granddaughter Parker Mae Dobson. Her nephews are Kenny Moore & Aaron Moore.

She is preceded in death by her both of her parents Robert Allen Moore (Judge Moore), Virginia Ellen Shugart Moore. Her brother Butch Moore and her granddaughters Kaley Virginia Bowerman & Brianna Lucas. Her great grandson Judah Shaun.

The family will receive friends for visitation from 5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M., Thursday, December 18, 2025, at Harper Funeral Home. The Funeral will be 2:00 P.M., Friday, December 19, 2025, at Harper Funeral Home. The burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Eddie Wayne Carlisle, or as most affectionately called “Brother Ed” went to be with the Lord on December 15th at home with his family around him, Ed was 67 years old born on January 10, 1958 to Paul Mathis Jr. and Norma Faye Carlisle

Ed has three sisters. Robin Jeiner, Sandra Motton and Sherry Collins, and three bothers Johnny Carlisle, Dan Carlisle, Ron Brantley. and one great granddaughter, Zamara Chatman. He was blessed with many nieces, nephews and cousins and more believed friends then able to count.

Ed was married to Robin J. Carlisle for 23 years. They had two sons, he was very proud of Damion M Cowan and Mustafa Carlisle. He has six grandkids Jade Parker, Tiana Curtis, Tailen Curtis, Aigana Carlisle, Connor Carlisle, and Aydan Carlise.

Ed was a small business owner here in San Angelo for over fifteen years where his business took him all over the State of Texas. Although his work was extensive and challenging, he always made time for family and serving in any way he could for his church, New Jerusalem C.O.G.I.C. Church here in San Angelo.

Ed believed in his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and in working hard and was always ready to work hard for God. His faith and belief in Christ Jesus allowed him to always lead in love, grace and mercy.

Brother Ed touched so many lives and hearts. He never really met a stranger and will truly be missed by all. We thank you Lord for allowing us to have been Blessed with his friendship and love.

Ed’s celebration of life will be from 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M., Saturday, January 10, 2025, at New Jerusalem C.O.G.I.C in San Angelo.

Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Gary Gruben joined his Lord and Savior in Heaven on December 14 , 2025.

Gary, born June 3, 1948, in Lubbock, Texas, was raised in Tulia, where he developed
the values, friendships, and determination that shaped his life. A gifted athlete, Gary
had the privilege of playing football under legendary Texas coach Jimmie Keeling,
whose guidance helped him develop into an All-State player. Gary often expressed
deep gratitude for Coach Keeling’s influence, crediting him with helping him earn a
football scholarship to Texas A&M University.

At Texas A&M, Gary proudly played on the 1967 Southwest Conference Championship
Team and celebrated a memorable victory over Bear Bryant’s Alabama team in the
1968 Cotton Bowl Classic. He went on to earn his BBA in Business, graduating in 1972.
On January 1, 1971, Gary married the love of his life, Princess Roberts, beginning a
partnership filled with devotion, hard work, and family. He began his career farming and
ranching alongside his father-in-law, Bud Roberts, in Swisher and Brisco Counties. In
1985, Gary transitioned into banking, joining the First National Bank of Tulia. His
leadership and dedication later led him to the First National Bank of Eldorado in 1995. In
2003, Gary continued his distinguished career when he became the President and CEO
of Cattleman’s National Bank in Johnson City.

Gary is survived by his daughter Meredith Bradley and son-in-law Honorable Charlie
Bradley of Eldorado, Texas; his son Kirk Gruben and daughter-in-law Dr. Julie Gruben;
and two cherished grandchildren, Parker and Grant Gruben of Allen, Texas all of whom
he was very proud.

A memorial service celebrating his life will held Thursday, December 18 at 1:00 P.M. in
the First Presbyterian Church of Eldorado.

Aleasa Kaye Ogle, age 51, of Eden, Texas, passed away on December 10, 2025, taken too soon and leaving a space that can never be filled. She was born in Galion, Ohio, and carried her strength, kindness, and resilience with her wherever life took her.

Aleasa was the beloved daughter of Brenda Sloan (née Wagner) and Merritt Timothy Ogle, who survive her. From the very beginning, Aleasa lived with a deep capacity for love, loyalty, and devotion to her family. She was a woman whose presence was felt the moment she entered a room—warm, genuine, and fiercely protective of those she loved.

Above all else, Aleasa was a mother. She poured her heart into her children, Christopher Ogle and Ayden Ogle, loving them with a devotion that never wavered. Her greatest joy later in life was becoming a grandmother to Ruby Ogle, who brought her immense pride and happiness. Aleasa also shared a close and meaningful bond with her brother, Jason Ogle, as well as her cherished niece, Reedie Sloan.

Aleasa dedicated 25 years of her life to serving the Eden community, working in various roles where she was known for her compassion, fairness, and unwavering work ethic. For the last five years, she served as an HR Specialist at Eden Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center and Central Texas Nursing and Rehabilitation, where she advocated for employees, supported residents through her work behind the scenes, and treated everyone with dignity and respect. Her professionalism was matched only by her kindness, and she took great pride in helping others succeed.

Aleasa was known for her strong spirit, her honest heart, and her ability to care deeply—sometimes quietly, sometimes fiercely, but always sincerely. She valued family above all, and her life was shaped by showing up for the people she loved, no matter the circumstance. Those who knew her will remember her as someone who loved hard, felt deeply, and left a lasting impression on every heart she touched.

She is survived by her parents, Brenda Sloan and Merritt Timothy Ogle; her brother, Jason Ogle and family; her sister; Erin Ogle and family; her children, Christopher Ogle and Ayden Ogle; her niece, Reedie Sloan; and her grandchild, Ruby Ogle.

Aleasa was preceded in death by her grandparents, and her beloved companions Tink, Aspyn, Millie, Dobby, Gizmo, Tumnus, Bailey, Cocoa, BonBon, Roscoe, and Magic, who surely welcomed her with love.

A public Celebration of Life will be held on December 20, 2025, at 2:00 pm, in the Eden High School Gym, where family, friends, and all who loved Aleasa are invited to gather, remember, and honor a life that mattered deeply.

“Those we love never truly leave us. They live on in the hearts of everyone they touched.”

Though her time was far too short, Aleasa’s love, strength, and legacy live on through her children, her grandchild, and all those whose lives were better because she was part of them. She is deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.

Charles Arthur Walker, affectionately known as Charlie, was born on Saturday, March 22, 1937, in Clay, Texas, to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie and Jessie Mae Walker.

Charlie attended primary school at College Station Elementary School in Clay, Texas, and later graduated from Ector High School in Odessa, Texas. After graduation, he began working at Odessa Medical Center in Odessa, Texas. He later started a long and dedicated career with Occidental Oil Company, where he worked faithfully for 27 years before retiring.

In July of 1982, Charlie met Annis Tilmon in Brownwood, Texas. They were married on January 1, 1983, and shared 42 loving years together until his passing.

Charlie was deeply involved in his community. He served as a City Councilman for four years, volunteered with Meals on Wheels, supported the Food Bank of Big Lake, and was an avid golfer. He was also a longtime and faithful member of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Big Lake, Texas, until his passing.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Johnnie and Jessie Mae Walker; his son, Charles Walker, Jr.; siblings, Lorraine Collins and George Ray Walker; grandchildren, Michael D. Tilmon and Mayere R. Tilmon; one great-grandson, Kaleb Johnson; and one great-great-granddaughter, Zamiyah Rodriguez.

Left to cherish his memory is his beloved wife, Annis Walker; his children, David Wayne Walker (Leslie) of La Vernia, Texas, Teresa Walker Butler, and Victor Drake Walker of Waco, Texas; and his bonus children, Milton Tilmon (Jodie) of Kerrville, Texas, Velma Butler (Neil) of Irving, Texas, Janet Bagley (James) and Aundrea Scott (Benjamin) of Brownwood, Texas, Michael Tilmon of Seattle, Washington, and Crist Coleman (Dexter) of Grand Prairie, Texas.

He is also survived by a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and four great-great-grandchildren; his siblings, Johnnie Mae Carter of Odessa, Texas, and Annie B. Sheppard of Fort Worth, Texas; along with several nieces, nephews, and extended family and friends whom he lovingly called family.

A funeral service will be held Thursday, December 18th, 2025, at 11:00 am at First Baptist Church in Big Lake with burial to follow at Glen Rest Cemetery.

Gary Gaylor, a beloved resident of San Angelo, Texas, passed away on December 13, 2025, at the age of 60. Born on March 20, 1965, Gary lived a life marked by inspiration, faithfulness, and generosity. He was a gentle and loyal soul, known for his selflessness, thoughtfulness, and wisdom.

In his early life, Gary obtained a license as an HVAC Technician and was also a Journeyman Electrician. Throughout his career, he worked mostly as a maintenance man. Upon retirement, he found joy in fishing and spending quality time with his family.

Gary was a devoted husband to Sharlotte Gaylor and a loving father to his children, Cory Gaylor, Melissa Gaylor, and Gary David Gaylor. He was also a cherished grandfather to Nathan Gaylor and Mercy-Faith Gaylor. His family was the center of his world, and he was dedicated to ensuring they had everything they needed.

An active member of his community, Gary served as an usher at Word of Life church. He will be remembered for his unwavering love for his family, his deep faith, and his readiness to help anyone in need.

Gary's family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to all the family members who supported them through this journey, to Word of Life Church for their unwavering support, and to their church family and friends who were always there.

In his own words, Gary would often say, "Don't worry, I know God's got me." His kind nature and the ability to bring a smile to everyone's face will be dearly missed.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society.

Marla Kay Poynor, our precious Wife, Mother, Marney, Sister, and Aunt went home to be with her Lord and Savior on December 13, 2025, after a valiant struggle with cancer. Throughout her illness, and death, she continued to live out her faith, sharing her kind spirit and love with those closest to her.

Marla was born July 27, 1957, to Norman and Ruth Guess in Eastland, Texas. She married her childhood sweetheart, Wayne Poynor on July 15, 1978, in Big Lake, Texas where they were lifetime residents and raised their son Shawn. After Wayne’s passing, Marla later found joy again with Britt Poynor, brought together through shared laughter and companionship. She married Britt on August 25, 2001, in Eldorado Texas.

Together, Marla and Britt lovingly blended their two families into one. Their children formed a close bond that eventually led them into business partnership—one that brought Marla immense pride and deep joy.

Marla had a servant’s heart and lived her life devoted to God, family, and others. She was an active member of First Baptist Church in Big Lake, where she served faithfully as church clerk, led G.A.s, and taught the four-year-old Sunday School class. She especially loved singing in church and could often be heard on Sunday mornings “making a joyful noise.”

She followed her father, Norman, into the family business and spent more than 40 years working alongside her daddy and sisters, ultimately becoming dealer principal at Glasscock Chevrolet. Marla treasured sharing an office with her best friend and sister, Janet, and flatly refused to ever move into separate offices. A master of numbers, she diligently ensured the books balanced to the penny every month. Janet, Susan, and Shawn learned quickly to mind their spelling, as Marla kept a dictionary on her desk to verify the few words she didn’t already know by heart.

She and her sisters shared an unshakable bond, rooted in family, faith, shared history, and a lifetime of showing up for one another. Even after Marla became ill, the four of them continued their regular trips together, creating memories and shared experiences that became deeply treasured.

Marla was preceded in death by her first husband, Wayne Poynor; her parents, Norman and Ruth Guess; her mother- and father-in-law, D.D. “PeeWee” and Darlyne Poynor; and her father-in-law, Johnny Poynor.

She is survived by her loving husband, Britt Poynor, of Big Lake, and the family they built together: Shawn and Anita Poynor, Clay and Joy Butler, Casey and Krystle Poynor, and Megan and West Herbert, all of San Angelo. Known lovingly as “Marney,” she leaves behind eleven grandchildren she cherished deeply: David Wayne Poynor, Dylan Poynor, Evelyn Poynor, Rhett Butler, Brynn Butler, Ryen Poynor, Allie Poynor, Kye Herbert and Lauren, Taven Espinosa, Paris Espinosa, and Dallas Britton Herbert, as well as her great-grandchild, Briggs Herbert.

She is also survived by her sisters and their families: Susan and Mike George, Janet Guess, and Lori and Terry Jones; her mother-in-law, Zulean Poynor; her sister-in-law, Penny and Sam Whitten; a very special aunt, Carolyn and Walt Templin, uncle Howard and SueAnn Swaringin; and her many nieces and nephews, along with extended family members and dear friends who shared a close bond with Marla.

Marla will be available for viewing on Thursday, December 18, 2025 from 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. at the First Baptist Church in Big Lake.

The Celebration of Marla’s life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, December 19th, at First Baptist Church in Big Lake, officiated by her pastor and friend, Rev. Gerald Bastin. The burial will follow at Glen Rest Cemetery in Big Lake.

Pallbearers for the service will be her nephews: Edward Rivas, John George, Brad Wachsmann, Casey Kohutek, Paul Jones, Jeremy Baldwin, Justin Clark, and Rocky Robles.

Memorials, if desired, may be made to the First Baptist Church Big Lake Memorial Fund, or West Texas Boys Ranch.

Family and friends may share condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.

Anna Belle Gordon, a beloved and compassionate soul, passed away on December 9, 2025, at the age of 87. She was born on April 13, 1938, in Rushville, Missouri to Howard and Ellen DeWeese. Her life was marked by faithfulness and selflessness, qualities that endeared her to everyone who knew her.

Anna Belle was first married to Kenneth P. Baker on February 3, 1956, until his passing on March 3, 1995. She later found love again and married Cecil Ray Gordon on June 12, 2004. She is survived by her husband, Cecil; her children, Stephen Baker and wife Cheryl, David Baker and wife Debra, Phillip Baker and wife Jennifer, and Sarah Baker, as well as several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Serving others was her passion, and she found joy in taking long walks. Anna Belle served alongside her first husband, Kenneth, in his ministry, becoming a matriarch of the churches he pastored. She was a loving mother and wife, known for her selflessness, giving nature, and comforting presence.

The family extends their gratitude to all the wonderful staff at Sagecrest Memory Care in San Angelo. They are the best, most compassionate, caring, and thoughtful people the family has ever met.

In the spirit of her faith, we remember Anna Belle with the words from 2nd Corinthians 5:8: "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."

Jose Enrique Gallegos was born on July 15, 1949, to Fernanda Valadez. He passed away unexpectedly on December 9, 2025. His sudden passing has brought deep sorrow to his family and all who knew and loved him. He leaves behind a profound sense of loss, yet also a lifetime of memories filled with strength, love, and inspiration.

Jose was the most hardworking man, someone who could never sit still and was always moving forward with purpose. His love and devotion to his family were unwavering, and everything he did was rooted in his desire to provide, protect, and build a better life for those he loved. He was a man of strong faith, guided by deep beliefs that shaped his character and values.

Without the benefit of a formal education, Jose taught himself to read and write and learned mathematics on his own through determination and persistence. His strong work ethic led him to start his own swimming pool construction business. Through years of tireless work, he invested in real estate and ultimately built his own home from the bottom up—creating a lasting foundation for his family.

Jose was also a natural historian and storyteller. He had a remarkable memory and could share amazing stories from the past, keeping family history alive through his words. He found peace and joy in nature, often appreciating its beauty and simplicity, which reflected his own grounded spirit.

He is survived by his lifelong companion, Diana Gallegos of San Angelo, TX, son David E Gallegos (wife Jessica Gallegos) of Marble Falls, Tx, daughter Angie Cardenas (husband Javier Cardenas) of San Angelo, Tx, son Joshua M Gallegos of Round Rock, Tx, daughter, Amanda Montoya Gallegos of Abilene, Tx, grandchildren: David Gallegos, Sara Gallegos, Amanda Gallegos, Catalina Gallegos, Celeste Pickelman, Nathalia Gallegos, Gia Gallegos, Joshua Gallegos, Adrian Ahmad, Brittany Escobar, Edward Flores III, Matthew Flores, Brenna and Jeremey Gonzales, Robert Angel Cemantil & Andrea Chappa along with many cherished great-grandchildren who lovingly knew him as “Lito.”

He is also survived by his brother, Vidal Castillo of Abilene, Tx and numerous nieces and nephews.

Jose Enrique Gallegos will be remembered as a devoted father, grandfather, brother, and companion—a man of faith, resilience, wisdom, and boundless love. His legacy will live on through the stories he told, the life he built, and the family he so deeply cherished.

Visitation: Sunday, December 14, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Funeral Service: Monday, December 15, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. Harper Funeral Home, San Angelo, Texas with burial to follow at Belvedere Cemetery.