Delia Cruz Sandoval, age 67, of San Angelo, Texas passed away on Tuesday, March 18, 2025. Arrangements are under the care of Johnson's Funeral Home.

Jim Tom “JT” Farris, 62 of Paint Rock, Texas passed away on Friday, March 14th, 2025 at his home overlooking the river. 

He was born on July 7th, 1962, in Menard, Texas to Tommy and Kay Farris. 

JT attended Menard High School and graduated in 1980. He then began his career in the oil field, eventually working as a contract pumper for the last 40+ years, mostly in Concho and Menard counties. He was well known in his field for his expertise and incredible work ethic. He made many lifelong friendships and connections throughout his career. 

JT met Terry Brafford at London Dance Hall where he swept her off her feet. They were married on June 7th, 1993. 

You were most likely to find JT in, on, or around water with a fishing pole in his hand. Fishing was ingrained into him as a small child by his parents and he carried a love for it throughout his life. He shared his knowledge and passion with his children, family and friends. JT lived by the notion that nothing was truly that bad if you were on the lake with a line in the water. Among fishing, he had a love for hunting, finding arrowheads and dancing with his wife and daughter. 

JT also worked countless hours at the Eden arena as a member of the Concho County Saddle Club to support the youth of Concho County and surrounding communities. 

JT is preceded in death by his parents, Tommy and Kay Farris, brother Tony Farris, brother-in-law Rowdy Brafford, and honorary brother Bobby Sides. 

He is survived by his loving wife Terry Farris, aunt; Carolyn Trimble, children; Tylin and husband Jayce Simmons, Krista and husband Derek Murr, Kayla and Husband Tom Kelly, Jesse Dan Farris, Joshua Tally and wife Ashlee, and Jeramy Tally, grandchildren; Jaylin Simmons, Maddock and Madalyn Murr, James and Jonah Kelly, Jordan, Jayden, Jaxyn, and Brooklyn Tally, and Jake and Kyler Tally, nieces and nephews; Dustin Farris and wife Stefanie, Alisha and husband Texas Ranger Kenneth Shields, Corey Sides and wife Heather, and great nephew Joey Sides along with many more loved nieces, nephews, and cousins. 

Visitation will be Wednesday, March 19th from 6pm-8pm at Johnson's Funeral home in San Angelo, Tx. 

Graveside Service will be Thursday, March 20th at 2pm at Lawnhaven Memorial Cemetery in San Angelo, Texas with Charlie Barnes officiating. 

Pallbearers for the service will be Bobby Taylor, Jayce Simmons, Ray Dockery, Wade Moyer, Corey Sides, Stacey Griffth, Clifton Stockbridge, Gary Clark, Gary Gierisch, Gene Bowden, Austin Odom, and Willie Damron. 

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you make a memorial donation to Concho County Saddle Club or a charity of your choosing.

Linda Ray Letchworth Enochs, beloved wife, mom and grandma went to be with her Lord and Savior in the early morning of March 17, 2025 at the age of 82. She was born on July 1, 1942 to Raymond and Alma Letchworth. 

Linda was a woman of boundless joy and warmth, known for her contagious laughter and unwavering love for those around her. She embraced life with a bubbly spirit, a kind heart, and a wittiness that could light up any room. She loved music and dancing, finding happiness in every note and step. Above all, she cherished her faith, her family, and the many friendships she nurtured throughout her life.  

She is survived by her devoted husband of 55 years, Rex N. Enochs; her son Nelson Enochs and his wife April, along with their children Ava and Rex; and her daughter Lisa Burnett and her husband Jerry, with their children Alanna Powers (Bryce) and Audrey Johnson (Roger). Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Raymond and Alma Letchworth, as well as her beloved Uncle Archie and Aunt Marie, whom she considered a second set of parents after the passing of her own.  

Linda's family would like to thank the entire faculty and staff of the Schleicher County Nursing Home for their outstanding, loving care given to Linda during her stay. Our hearts were comforted from the very beginning! We will be forever grateful for the love you showed not only her, but all of us.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, March 20, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at the Eldorado Cemetery Chapel, located at 1141-1205 US-190 in Eldorado, Texas.  

In honor of Linda’s generous spirit, memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital or a charity of your choice. 

Linda’s radiant presence will be deeply missed by all who knew her. May her memory continue to bring light and laughter to those she leaves behind.

Felipe Flores Estrada Sr. passed away Sunday, March 16th, 2025 at the age of 61. Services will be held on Wednesday, March 19th 2025 at 10 a.m. at St. Ann’s Catholic Church of Sonora, Texas. The burial will follow at the Sonora Cemetery in Sonora, Texas.
 

Felipe was born on January 17, 1964 to Juan and Carolina Estrada in Big Spring, Texas. He later moved to Sonora, TX for employment where he met his wife, Gloria Paredes. They welcomed their son, Felipe Flores Estrada Jr. on May 31st, 2002.

Sonora became their home where Felipe continued work in the oilfield. Felipe is proceeded in death by his parents, Juan and Carolina Estrada, sisters Adela Dehoyos, Lupe Castillo, and Theresa Sanchez. He is survived by his wife, Gloria Estrada, son, Felipe

Estrada Jr; sisters, Rosa Montez, Alicia Trujillo, Cruz Salazar; brothers, Pedro Estrada, Ramon Estrada, Henry Estrada, and Edward Estrada. He also leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews.

When Felipe wasn’t working, he enjoyed spending time with his wife and son. He loved going dancing and attending church.

God is our refuge and strength. A very present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear though the earth gives way, though the mountains be moved into the heart of the sea. Psalm 46:1-2

Visitation will be held Friday, March 21, 2025 at Love Funeral Home in Sonora, TX from 9AM to 9PM with the family attending from 6PM to 8PM.

The service will be held at the First Baptist Church of Sonora on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at 11:00AM with a public graveside service to follow at Sonora Cemetery. 

Linda Reber Neff, beloved wife, mother and Nana, joined her Lord and Savior on March 16, 2025 surrounded by her family at the age of 61. 

Linda will be forever missed by her husband of 43 years, Scott, and their loving children and grandchildren, as well as many cherished family friends. 

Linda was born on January 4th, 1964 in New Hope, North Carolina. She spent her early school years in various schools in the U.S. and England, due to her father’s service in the U.S. Air Force. She ultimately ended up in Sonora, TX where she met the love of her life, Scott.

Scott T. Neff and Linda were wed June 13th, 1981 in Colorado City, Texas. Linda was a devoted mother to their two children, Brandy and Dustin, and enjoyed many years of watching them in the various sports they participated in. Linda also loved road tripping to her children’s stock shows. In her later years, her greatest joys came from her four grandsons and she found comfort in the simple moments spent with loved ones. She also cherished time spent with friends that grew to be family, the Bibles and Schaefers. Linda was a loyal and dedicated employee, serving Mr. D’s for 26 years and Tres Amigos for 12 years.

Linda’s warmth, kindness and vibrant spirit will be remembered by all who knew her. Linda never hesitated to open her home to anyone, always offering a warm welcome and a place for family and friends to gather.

Linda was preceded in death by her father, Leroy T. Reber; mother, Marylon Joyce Voyles; sister, Donna Reber Hale; mother-in-law, Brenda Hortense Neff; and father-in-law, Patrick Keith Neff.

Linda is survived by her husband, Scott Neff of Sonora, Texas; daughter, Brandy (Brian) Jarvis of Big Spring, Texas; son, Dustin (Jessica) Neff of Midland, Texas; grandchildren, Knox and Kase Jarvis and Merritt and Myers Neff; brother, Ronald (Debi) Reber of Choctaw, Oklahoma; a highly adored aunt, Pat Burnett of Lubbock, Texas; and many beloved brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Linda requested a special thanks be extended to: Hillary Galindo, Hunter Hohensee, Dr. Cheruku, MD., Dr. Zarate, MD., Rae Ann and Frisby Bible and Mickey and Joe Schaefer.

“Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” Matthew 11:28-30

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Alvis F. Johnson Home Health & Hospice (by mail only: 308 Hudspeth St. Sonora, TX 76950) and the American Cancer Society.

Sandra Genera Gillespie Campbell of San Angelo, Tex., died on March 16 at the age of 82. Graveside services will be held on Saturday, March 22, at 2 p.m. at Johnson’s Lawnhaven Gardens in San Angelo.

She was born on April 8, 1942, in Mobile, Ala. to Thomas Matthew Gillespie and Lois (Moncrief) Gillespie. She was raised in Corpus Christi, Tex., and graduated from W.B. Ray High School in 1960. On Christmas Day 1960, she married Lanier Campbell, and they shared 61 devoted years together until his death in January 2022.

Lanier’s job as a petroleum engineer took them from South Texas to West Texas, eventually settling in San Angelo in 1985. Over those years, their family grew with the addition of three daughters and a son.

Sandra’s primary occupation was creating and maintaining a home for her family, but she always found time to be involved in activities outside the home: Sunday School teacher, Cub Scout leader, Beta Sigma Phi, Ladies Golf Association, and Desk and Derrick, amongst others.

When her children got older, Sandra began working as a bookkeeper and office manager, working out of her home in the beginning, then serving as office manager for a large San Angelo establishment until she retired in the early 2000s.

Sandra was a crafter through her life, expressing her creative spirit through many styles and techniques, from fabric painting to yarn work, decoupage to oil painting. Especially beloved by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren are the baby blankets she crocheted for each of them. She also enjoyed cooking and baking, creating signature dishes that have passed down to children and grandchildren.

Sandra was preceded in death by her parents and her husband.

Those left to cherish her memory are her three daughters, Sherilyn Brown and husband, John, of Wise County, Tex.; Lorna Ayers and husband, John, of Albany, Tex.; and Bonnie Johnson and husband, Derek, of Newalla, Okla.; one son, Michael Campbell and partner, Clint Whitehead, of Lewisville, Tex.; two sisters, Gloria Gent of Deland, Fla., and Deborah Cassidy, also of Deland; two brothers, Steven Gillespie and wife, Sohui, of Waverly Hall, Ga., and Tom Gillespie of Deland; eight grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and many beloved nieces and nephews.

On March 16th, after a courageous battle with cancer, Tad Logan, passed peacefully from this life to his heavenly home. Theodore Ralph Logan III was born May 14, 1951 in San Angelo, Texas. He was the third child of Ralph and Virginia Logan and was adored by his two older sisters, Lynne and Teddy. His childhood was filled with Logan/Ford cousin adventures, including church together every Sunday followed by lunch at their grandparents’ home on the Concho River. He would talk of these memories often and treasured the relationships he had with each of his 14 first cousins. Also, Tad was involved in Boy Scouts and attended Camp Philmont, which suited his love for the outdoors.

Tad graduated from Central High School in 1969 and was a proud member of the mascot care team. He even had scars on his arm from the “Great Bobcat Escape.” Upon graduation, Tad attended TCU where he made lasting friendships with members of his fraternity. After a few years at TCU, Tad moved to Austin to attend the University of Texas. Tad graduated from UT in 1973 with a degree in business. Tad married Marilyn Wilson in July of 1973. This union blessed him with two children, Alice and Andrew, who loved their father dearly.

Tad married his loving wife, Pat Houston-Logan, in 1998. He gained a step-daughter, Stacie, and many wonderful members of Pat’s extended family. In their free time, you could find Tad and Pat on the golf course, sitting on their back porch throwing the ball to their beloved dog, Rocky, or spending time with family and friends. Tad especially enjoyed his group of golf buddies.

As his family grew Tad welcomed two son-in-laws, a daughter-in-law, and his very special grandchildren: Ella Elkins (15), Hannah Hildebrand (15), Hayden Hildebrand (13), and Walter Logan (7). After the birth of his grandchildren, Tad became affectionately known as GrandTad.

GrandTad’s love language was planning and preparing delicious food for his family and friends. He loved to think about food and often you would catch him planning dinner while eating lunch. Preparing and enjoying breakfast might have been his favorite meal. Recently, he stayed at his daughter’s home and he woke up early every morning to cook a full breakfast with eggs prepared exactly the way each family member preferred. He was fondly referred to as “the clean up guy” because that one last bite usually wasn’t his last. GrandTad also blessed us with sincere heart felt prayers at our gatherings.

Tad enjoyed some very special vacations. A few of his favorites were San Miguel, Mexico, Hawaii, and fishing trips to Alaska with his son, Andrew, and cousins, Bob and Rick. A visit to the Logan castle in Scotland was a highlight of a week long trip that he and Pat took to the United Kingdom.

Tad had an artistic eye, and was most content when he was using this gift in his home and his work. His job as a contractor afforded him the opportunity to do this on a daily basis.

Tad is proceeded in death by his parents, Ralph and Virginia Logan, and his sister, Lynne Alexander. Here to cherish his memory are his wife, Pat Logan; daughter Alice Hildebrand and husband, John; son Andrew Logan and wife, Robin; Stacie Elkins and husband Chad and his four grandchildren, Ella Elkins, Hannah and Hayden Hildebrand, and Walter Logan; sister Teddy Kinney and husband, John Eddie, and many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

A celebration of life will be held at 2:00pm on Saturday March 22, 2025 at Grace Christian Church, formerly First Christian Church, located at 29 North Oakes Street, San Angelo, Texas 76903. A reception to follow at 1803 Fringe, San Angelo 76904.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Boy Scouts, Hospice of San Angelo, or a charity of your choosing.

Dashia Renee McDonald Sapenter passed from this world on March 15, 2025. She entered this world on May 13, 1983, to Robert J. McDonald and Janet Lea Collins McDonald in San Angelo, TX. She was her Daddy’s buddy and her Momma’s co-conspirator. Dashia graduated first from Lake View High and then from Texas Tech University. In 2016, Dashia married Devin Sapenter of Seguin, TX. She was a wife, homemaker, and most of all, Mom to her beloved daughter, Charley Sapenter and stepson, Daylen Sapenter. Dashia is preceded in death by her grandparents, Charles R. & Connie McDonald, and C.B. & Shirley Collins of San Angelo, TX. Aunts and uncles, David & Charlene Payne, Hoarce & Leona Clark, Judy Coleman of San Angelo, TX; Calvin Collins of Waco, TX; and Gary Collins of Brownwood, TX. 

Dashia is survived by her husband, Devin Sapenter and daughter, Charly Sapenter of Liberty Hill, TX & stepson, Daylen Sapenter of Seguin, TX. Her parents, Robert & Lea McDonald of San Angelo, TX. Her brother, Bruce McDonald and his wife Lacey, and their sons, Tate and Tasen of Royce City, TX. Numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends across Texas, Arkansas, Nevada, Washington and beyond. She is also survived by her life-long friend, Lindsey Ashley Jost. Dashia’s smile lit up any room and made you feel welcomed. She was a kind soul and a good friend. Our world is greatly diminished without her. Dashia was an advocate for the organ donor program.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers you register as an organ donor in her memory or donate to your local hospice. A celebration of Dashia’s life will be held on a later date.

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

Linda Lee White, a devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and Dallas Cowboys fan passed away on March 15, 2025 in San Angelo, TX. Linda was born in Phoenix, Arizona, to Ellis and Gerry White then grew up and raised her son in San Angelo, Texas.

Linda's love and legacy live on through her son, Roy Williams, and daughter-in-law, D'Aune of Oklahoma; seven grandchildren Trevor Harris, Makayla and Josh Wilson, Justin and Eden Cross, Nicole and Patrick Hernandez; and ten great-grandchildren Trey, Aniyah, Karson, Charlie, Bryleigh, Kaliyah, Luke, Khambre, Hucksley and Hunter. Her extended family, including her sister’s and brother in-law, Shannon Clifford, Kathy White, Beverly and Ronny Rose, and many nieces and nephews, will deeply miss her.

With a servant's heart, Linda had a special passion for supporting women seeking to transform their lives. Her compassion, empathy, and open-mindedness made her an extraordinary friend, teacher and confidante.

Linda was preceded in death by her sister Barbara White, daughter, Crystal Williams, parents, Elis and Gerry White and Brother In-law Rich Clifford.

Her family and friends take comfort in the memories of her unwavering kindness, generosity, and love.

Juanitta Driggs, affectionately known as Nitta, born in Hobbs, New Mexico June 21, 1958, passed away peacefully at her home in San Angelo, TX, surrounded by her beloved pets and devoted life partner of almost twenty years, Jeffrey Wayne Mitchel, on March 14, 2025. She was 66 years old.

Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Nitta was a complex and spirited individual, a woman of strong will and independent mind. Her journey through life was marked by both challenge and triumph, and those who knew her well understood the layers of determination and love that defined her character.

She was the devoted mother of two sons, William David and Matthew Denver, who carry forward her legacy. Her family extended to include a daughter in law, Rachael, two grandchildren, Annabelle and Elijah, and great-grandson, Oliver, each of whom she cherished deeply.

Though Nitta could be a difficult woman, her heart was always open to her friends and family. Her love, sometimes tough and often misunderstood, was genuine and unwavering. She was a friend to many, finding joy in shared moments and offering support in times of need.

Her passing leaves a void in the lives of those who knew and loved her, but her spirit and memories will continue to be a source of strength and inspiration. Nitta's sons would like to extend their love and gratitude to Jeffrey Mitchell, for the many years that he lovingly cared for our mom, even as her health declined. We know that she cherished having you with her to walk through the second chapter of her life.

Nitta's life was a testament to the beauty of imperfections and the power of love that transcends them. Her unique presence will be missed yet remembered with affection and gratitude.

May she rest in peace.