Our beloved Paul Wayne English was peacefully called home by our Heavenly Father on Thursday, July 31, 2025, surrounded by his loving family and his cherished niece, Claire Phillips, at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas.

Born on November 6, 1957, to two loving parents, Paul Ray and Billie Carlene (Farmer) English. Paul Wayne brought joy, kindness, and laughter into the world from the very beginning. He was educated in San Angelo, attending Santa Rita Elementary and Glenn Middle School before graduating with the San Angelo Central High School Class of 1976. He went on to attend Angelo State University, where he formed lifelong friendships and was active in the Lambda Chi fraternity.

Paul Wayne was a devoted member of Immanuel Baptist Church, where his mother once played the organ, piano, and his grandparents faithfully served. He loved being in fellowship with his family there —especially his wife, daughter Regina and her family, Uncle Sammy and his family—seated in their familiar pews, side by side in worship.

He began his professional journey working alongside his father and uncle at Angelo Suzuki, where he also enjoyed riding motorcycles with friends and family. In 1983, he and his father founded West Texas Steel & Supply, where his brother Stephen and son Bubba would later join in continuing the family legacy.

Paul Wayne had a generous and servant-hearted spirit. He believed in lifting up his community and actively supported numerous causes and organizations. Whether it was a clay bird shoot fundraiser or helping young people thrive through booster cards and school events, Paul Wayne could always be counted on. He was a proud supporter of the Concho Valley Dragway Tower, JPW Learning Center, and the San Angelo Area School Foundation.

When he wasn’t working or giving back to others, Paul Wayne found great joy in the simple pleasures of life—spending time with his family and pets, listening to music, and watching his favorite shows like Survivor, Big Bang Theory, Wheel of Fortune, golf, and car racing. He was the heart of his family: a devoted husband, loving father, and an adoring “Papa” to his seven grandchildren, who treasured his humor, guidance, unconditional love, and playful spirit.

He is survived by his devoted wife, Judie English; son Bubba Davis and wife Kim; daughter Regina Steakley and husband Robert; and his treasured grandchildren: Caleb Davis, Cohen Davis, Kinley Davis, Heaven Jackson, Liam Steakley, Westin Steakley, and Oliver Steakley—all of San Angelo. Also left to cherish his memory are his stepmother, Dianne English of San Angelo; stepbrother Randy Lee of Eola; uncle Sammy Farmer and wife Jeana of San Angelo, & his aunt Darlene Farmer of San Angelo; sister in law Barbra Whitaker of Odessa, Texas, sister in law Margie Ayers of Seabrook, SC, sister in law David Ann Knight and husband Ronnie of San Angelo, sister in law Bobo Steen of San Angelo, brother in law John Hallmark and wife Diane of Magnolia, Texas; sister in law Alma Hallmark of San Angelo, Texas, nieces Claire Phillips and husband Blake of San Angelo, and Tess Wooten of Fallon, Nevada; cousin Shirley Moore and husband Snookie of Bulverde, Texas; as well as many beloved cousins, nieces, nephews and friends—including Mark Tumlison, John French, Mike Walters, Dennis Vick, Jerry Trevino, Byron Beal, Clayton Hooper, Jody Coleman, Tim Turner, and his Lambda Chi brothers. There will be a visitation with the family Friday, August 8th from 5-7pm at Harper Funeral Home & the services to remember & celebrate Paul Wayne will be Saturday, August 9th at Immanuel Baptist Church at 10am.

Paul Wayne was joyfully reunited in heaven with his parents, Paul Ray and Billie Carlene English; his brother, Stephen English; his grandparents, Clyde and Bernice English and Sam and Daisy Farmer; his uncle Eric and aunt Tincy English; uncle Harold Farmer; and cousins Robert and Aaron English; mother and father in law Roy and Shirlie Hallmark; brother in laws Carmen Hallmark, Doug Steen, Winford Whitaker, and RD Ayers; sister in laws Virgina Reid, Carolyn Pauree, and Wanda Bradshaw.

The family would like to express special thanks to the San Angelo Central High School Class of 1976 for their ongoing prayers and support, cousin Darla Sanderson for her love offerings and comforting presence, and the compassionate medical teams at Shannon Medical Center and UT Southwestern—especially Dr. Carolina Ojeda, and Dr. Cheruku.

In lieu of flowers, the family invites you to honor Paul Wayne’s memory with donations to the JPW Learning Center, Meals for the Elderly, Immanuel Baptist Church, or a charity of your choice.

As we grieve his passing, we rejoice in the hope of heaven and hold tightly to God’s promises.

“And the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. For example, we don’t know what God wants us to pray for. But the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words.” — Romans 8:26

Paul Wayne’s legacy of love, laughter, generosity, and faith will continue to inspire all who knew him. We thank God for the gift of his life and the blessing of his presence in ours.

Bess Ann Davis, age 71, of San Angelo, Tx, passed away on July 30, 2025. She was born on June 23, 1954 in San Angelo, Texas and was the daughter of beloved Harold and Calline Hall. 

She dedicated her life to taking care of her sons by working hard. Her favorite job was working at Monte Carlo making many friends, memories, and hosting parties to celebrate the holidays. She loved her family fiercely and would give anyone the shirt off of her back. She loved being surrounded by family and spending time with her grandchildren. She also loved watching her brothers, son, and grandsons drag race and was their biggest fan. She will be missed dearly by everyone who knew her. 

Bess is preceded in death by her father, Harold Hall; her mother, Calline Hall; her brothers, Harold and Jody Hall; her son, Jason Davis; and cousin Gay Dawn Grooms. 

She is survived by her brother, Redgy Hall; son, Jeremy Bingham and wife April; granddaughter, Makayla Bingham; grandson, Bailey Davis; grandson, Garrett Daniel; step granddaughter, Illianna Cabrera; great grandchildren Shyla, Harper, Kennedy, Ryleigh, Kaisn, and Jason; & her nephews Kevin and Redgy Hall.

James (Jim) Barnett, 85, of El Paso, Texas, passed away on July 27, 2025, with his wife, Rosemary Hesbrook Barnett, by his side. The two were united in marriage for 57 years and enjoyed a wonderful and full life together with family and friends. 

Jim was born May 18, 1940, to Edward and Altha Barnett of San Angelo, Texas. Jim graduated from San Angelo High School and attended Angelo State University during its junior college period. During his initial college years, he also served in the Texas National Guard and was subsequently called to active duty with the U.S. Army during the "Berlin Crisis" of the early 1960's. Jim eventually received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education degrees from the University of North Texas, with additional post-graduate work completed at the University of Texas at El Paso. Jim was licensed as a professional superintendent, mid-management administrator, special education supervisor, professional counselor, special education counselor, and speech and hearing therapist. He served as a classroom teacher, speech and hearing therapist, high school counselor, personnel officer, director of guidance and testing services, Associate Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, Associate Superintendent for Operations, and numerous other administrative positions over a 35-year career in education with the Ysleta Independent School District (YISD) in El Paso, Texas. 

Jim served in many leadership and honorary roles. He was a political candidate for the Texas Legislature, House of Representatives, District 75 during 1995; served as Chairman, Planning and Zoning Commission for Horizon City, Texas; Chairman, Texas Urban Curriculum Council (Texas Large 8 school districts); Chairman, District 22 University Interscholastic League Executive Committee; served as President, El Paso County Chapter, Texas Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development; and, he was a Texas PTA Honorary Life Member. Jim received the Ysleta ISD School Board Award for Outstanding Administrative and Leadership Service. He was also the Membership chairman, Region XIX, Texas Association of School Administrators; Vice-President, El Paso Public Television Foundation (KCOS) during the station's early developmental years; Board of Directors, Junior Achievement Organization; and Board of Trustees, Goals for El Paso. In addition, Jim was a member of the Fort Bliss Rod and Gun Club as well as the Ysleta Lions Club in the 1970's.

Jim retired in 1995 from public school education and then accepted, in subsequent years, positions as a consultant for the Honeywell Corporation, financial advisor with A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc., and served as a coordinator for Alternative Teacher Certification in the College of Education at the University of Texas at El Paso.

Jim had numerous hobbies throughout his adult life. He owned several horses during the 1980's and 1990's and enjoyed pleasure riding in the local desert and on various hunting adventures. Jim was also a licensed pilot and enjoyed flying his single engine, 4 passenger Piper Cherokee aircraft throughout a 10-year span of time. In addition, being one of six close-knit fraternity brothers at the University of North Texas in Denton, he maintained meaningful friendships for over 50 years. He always looked forward to their reunions in Clifton, Texas.

Jim was blessed to have a wonderful family life. Jim enjoyed cheering his daughter on during her various activities and competitions in the 80’s and 90’s, including Sun Bowl, Southwest Maid of Cotton, and Miss El Paso events. This transitioned into involvement with his grandson’s sports, most particularly football. Jim was an outstanding, involved, and kind father and grandfather. He also cherished his pets, the numerous cats and dogs that felt his empathetic hand over the years. 

Jim Barnett is survived by his wife, Rosemary Hesbrook Barnett of El Paso; daughter, Jennifer Barnett LaFleur and son-in-law Eric LaFleur of Plano, Texas; and grandson, James Edward LaFleur, of Plano, Texas. Additional survivors include his sister, Glenda Harvey and her husband Dean Harvey of San Angelo; brother, Roy Eugene Barnett of Palestine; sister-in-law, Becky Hesbrook Garcia of Edinburg; brother-in-law, Norman Hesbrook and his wife Dr. Hermelinda Hesbrook, brother-in-law, Dr. James Hesbrook and his wife Elena Hesbrook, and brother-in-law Eddie Hesbrook, all of Edinburg, Texas. Numerous nieces and nephews are also survivors.

Jim always had a wish to return to San Angelo with its history and with the memories attained during his formative years. Finally, back at his childhood home, he will be greatly missed by his family and friends. 

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to either: Books Are Gems, Jim Barnett Memorial Fund (www.booksaregems.org) and/or the El Paso Humane Society (www.hselpaso.org). 

Visitation / viewing services in San Angelo will be held at Johnson’s Funeral Home & Chapel, 435 W. Beauregard Avenue, San Angelo, Texas from 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. on August 6, 2025.

Memorial services will be conducted at Johnson’s Funeral Home & Chapel, 435 W. Beauregard Avenue, San Angelo, Texas, beginning 10:00 A.M. on August 7, 2025.

Graveside services will be conducted at Fairmount Cemetery immediately following the Memorial services on August 7, 2025 (1100 West Avenue North, San Angelo, Texas 76903).

Bertha H. Montez, 83, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Saturday, August 2, 2025, at her home surrounded by family and friends.

Public viewing will be from 2:00 PM until 8:00 PM with Rosary being prayed at 6:00 PM Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Mass will be at 10:00 AM Wednesday, August 6, 2025, at St. Peter's Misson Catholic Church in Mertzon with Rev. Msgr. Larry Droll, officiating. Burial will follow at Mertzon Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home in San Angleo.

Bertha was Born on October 25, 1941, to Isabel and Chon Hinjosa in Mertzon. Bertha was a proud 1962 graduate of Irion County High School. She married Pablo Montez, the love of her life, on January 22, 1966 in Mertzon, he preceded her in death on February 22, 1993. Together, they raised three children and built a home rooted in love, respect, and God's teachings. She was a lifelong member of St. Peters Catholic Church.

Bertha dedicated her life to nursing, a calling she embraced proudly and fiercely. She worked at Meadow Creek Nursing Home for 20 years, and then she went into private care, retiring in 2015. She treated every patient with dignity, always going the extra mile to ensure they felt seen and cared for. However her care extended far beyond hospital walls-into her church, her town, and her home. She was a woman of deep conviction, whose faith in God was unshakable and whose joy was found in the simplest of blessings time with grandchildren, cheering for the Irion County Hornets and Dallas Cowboys, or sharing laughter during church gatherings and gambling trips with family and friends.

Survivors include her sons, Pablo Montez, Jr. and wife Brenda of San Angelo and Miguel Montez of Mertzon; her two grandchildren, Kara Estrada and husband Samuel, and Jess Pruitt and wife Beth; and six great grandchildren, Eli, Jersey, Grady, Paulee, River, and Sammie; her siblings, Gus Hinjosa, Olga Munoz, Linda Valencia, and Rey Hinjosa.; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and wonderful friends. Bertha is preceded in death by her daughter, Isabell Montez, her parents, Isabel and Chon Hinjosa, and her brother, Alfredo Hinjosa.

We extend heartfelt thanks to Shannon Oncology, Dr. Cheruku and staff, and Concho Hearts Hospice for their exceptional care. Their compassion gave us precious time and comfort in her final years.

Jackson "Jack" Wright, 84, passed away peacefully Wednesday, July 23, 2025, at his home in San Angelo surrounded by family.

Mr. Wright was born January 16, 1941 in Centralia, Illinois to Ed and Morene Wright. Jack grew up in Louisiana and Texas. Jack was a 1959 graduate of Kermit High School. After graduation he attended college at Texas Tech University, graduating with a business degree in 1965. While at Texas Tech Jack married his sweetheart, Sharon Hall, in Tulia. Jack was a veteran of the US Airforce and after his active-duty service he served in an Air Force Reserve Unit. After his military service, Jack worked for Axelson and various other oil field service companies in sales and management. Jack's work took him many places and provided him with new friends and experiences. Along with his family they lived in North Dakota, Louisiana, Texas, Colorado, and Alaska. They settled in San Angelo in 2001, where he "almost" retired. They then bought and operated a cabin rental business in the Colorado mountains for a few years.

Jack will be remembered for all his quiet strength and devotion to his family and providing them with a stable and happy home. He was a loving husband, dad, and grandfather. some of the things he enjoyed most was time spent with family camping, fishing, and just visiting. Jack enjoyed good music, playing his guitar, loved playing golf, woodworking in his shop and was an avid football fan. He endured several health problems in the years before his passing, but he fought the good fight and never gave up.

Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Sharon; his two daughters, Lauri Hershey and husband Mike, and Kim Wright-Holman; a brother, Bill Wright and wife Cathy; a sister-in-law, Wilma Wright; five grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, and a great-granddaughter. Jack was preceded in death by his parents, a brother, Tom Wright, and a son-in-law, Michael Holman.

Jack's wish was to be cremated, and his ashes joined with Sharon's at the time of her passing and then be scattered by his family. A gathering with family of remembrances will be scheduled at a later date.

The family would like to give a special thank you to Hospice of San Angelo for all their help and support during this time.

In lieu of flowers the family request donations be made to Wounded Warriors or Meals for the Elderly in San Angelo.

Annette Ruth Nixon was born June 20, 1938, in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the second daughter of Edgar and Ruth Nixon. She passed away on June 21, 2025.

She graduated from the University of Colorado, receiving a B.S. degree in Business Management with a Teaching Certificate in Secondary Education. After graduation she lived in Denver, Colorado, and held executive secretarial positions at Continental Airlines and Continental Oil.

Laurence Matthews Lasater, a longtime rancher, was born October 21, 1941, in San Antonio, Texas, the eldest child of Thomas and Mary Casey Lasater, founders of the Beefmaster breed of cattle. He died on July 2, 2025.

Laurie attended Fountain Valley School near Colorado Springs and Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, graduating in 1953. Laurie graduated with honors from Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, in 1963.

Laurie and Annette married November 21, 1964, in Laredo, Texas. They moved to Coahuila, Mexico, where they introduced the Beefmaster breed. Both of their children, Laurence M. “Lorenzo” Lasater, Jr., and Annette Isabel Lasater, were born in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico.

Upon returning to the United States in 1972, they founded Isa Cattle Co., Inc., which markets Beefmaster genetics worldwide, and ranched near San Angelo, Texas, until their retirement in 2014.

A fourth-generation rancher, Laurie served as a director of Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, and Nolan Ryan Beef. He also served as president of Foundation Beefmaster Association, and in 2000 he was honored as Beefmaster Breeders United’s Breeder of the Year. Laurie was inducted into the BBU Hall of Fame in 2016 and the Texas Heritage Hall of Honor in 2020 in recognition of his contributions to the state’s agricultural heritage.

Between the two, Laurie and Annette wrote eight books: Laurie authored The Lasater Philosophy of Cattle Raising in 1972, now in its 17th printing; Welcome to the New Cattle Industry; Tailwind Both Ways; and Great Cattlemen I Have Known. Annette penned Two to Mexico, a memoir of their 10 years living in Mexico; and three children’s books, Lorenzo and Don Clemente; Granddad’s Farm House; and School Days and Book Learnin’.

In San Angelo, Laurie served as elder of the First Presbyterian Church, chairman of the United Way Allocations Committee, and president of the Samaritan Counseling Center. Annette also was an elder of First Presbyterian and served on the Tom Green County Library board and the regional library board, as well as various committees and charity volunteer work.

Laurie and Annette are survived by their son, Lorenzo, and his wife, Leslie, and their daughter, Isabel, and her husband, J.C. Hernandez. They are also survived by five grandchildren: Laurence M. “Watt” Lasater, III, and his wife, Addison; Beau Cameron Lasater and his wife, Paige; and Luke Laurence, Benjamin Lasater, and Sabella Ivy Hernandez; three great-grandchildren: Jaxon James, Elizabeth Wren, and Emma Marie Lasater; and siblings Dixie Nixon, Lane Lasater, and Sally Lasater.

Although known for his many ranching accomplishments, “Dad L” was devoted to his family and cherished spending time with them. His larger-than-life persona touched many around the world. “Mom A” was a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother whose fierce family devotion and loving heart changed lives for the better. They will both be deeply missed.

A combined memorial service for Laurie and Annette will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, August 9, 2025, at First Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers, the family requests gifts to the Beefmaster Educational Endowment Foundation (www.beefmasterfoundation.org) or a charity of your choice.

Melton Rufus Brewer went to be with his Father in heaven. He passed in his residence on July 28, 2025, at 87 years of age. 

Melton was born in Eden, Texas on December 24, 1937. He graduated from Eden High School in 1956. In 1957 he and Charles Jacobson went to the Southern College of Commerce in Fort Worth. Melton went to work at Harrison Motor Company in Eden putting new-fangled things called air conditioners in vehicles. (Thank you, Tony Helmers, for that info.)

Melton married Dorothy Ann Frost on December 21, 1958. Their first child was born (daughter) October 30, 1959. In 1960 Melton moved his family to San Angelo, Texas and began working at Angelo Refrigeration. On May 5, 1962, their second child was born (son). Melton worked at Angelo Refrigeration for many years until he went into business for himself.

Melton was preceded in death by his parents Melton Leo Brewer and Lena Irene (Spann) Brewer, his maternal grandparents Arlie Rufus Spann and Stella (Thompson) Spann, his paternal grandparents Christopher Columbus Brewer (C.C., Lum, Popi) and Rosa (Blalock) Brewer. Melton is survived by his wife Dorothy Ann (Frost) Brewer, daughter Sheila Kay Brewer, son Marlan Keith Brewer, grandchildren - Charlie Ann Holiday, Jeff Ellis Nanny, Bridget Michelle (Brewer) Webb, Justin Keith Brewer, Tyler Elizabeth Brewer, 6 great grandchildren, cousins, and friends. He treasured them all.

Melton, Rufus, Daddy, and Pa, we will miss you immensely until we see you again. A celebration of life is planned for a later date. 

We want to thank everyone from Enhabit for his care and a special thank you to our friend and neighbor, Laura Charlton. Arrangements by Harper Funeral Home.

Charles “Chuck” Stephen Brown, II, 58, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away on July 29, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was born on July 27, 1967, in San Angelo to Stephen and Ellen Brown.

Chuck graduated from Central High School and attended Angelo State University. Following his time at ASU, he began his career with the Colorado Municipal District Research Team, where he worked on the landmark study that determined the Concho water snake was not endangered. Chuck played a hands-on role in the study, capturing water snakes, implanting microchips, and returning them to their natural habitats. His three years of research helped pave the way for the development of the Lake Ivie Reservoir.

Chuck later worked as a hydrologist for SK Engineering before becoming Director of Operations for the Upper Colorado River Authority (UCRA) in San Angelo. During his tenure, he contributed to numerous significant projects, including brush eradication feasibility studies along the North, Middle, and South Concho Rivers, which led to millions in state funding for local ranchers and farmers to improve water access. He was also instrumental in the Storm Water Pilot Project, which documented water runoff events in San Angelo and secured federal grants for the city. The State of Texas relied on Chuck’s expertise to monitor water quality throughout the region.

In 2021, Chuck founded his own business, Hydro Corporation, providing water quality services to several West Texas cities.

A true outdoorsman, Chuck was happiest fishing, hunting, and spending time in nature. He was known for his intelligence, quick wit, and deep love for his family—especially his granddaughter, Elena. He also shared a special bond with his beloved dogs, Cinco and Maverick.

Chuck is survived by his loving wife, Jenni Brown; daughters, Megan Mann and husband Jesse, and Hannah Brown; granddaughter, Elena Mann; father, Stephen Brown, and wife Becky. He was preceded in death by his mother, Ellen Brown, and infant daughter, Jordan Nicole Brown.

A memorial service will take place on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in San Angelo.

With heavy hearts and profound love, we announce the passing of Carlos Humberto Domani, age 83, of San Angelo, Texas. Surrounded by family and love, Carlos was called home to be with the Lord on July 28, 2025.

Carlos was born on April 28, 1942, in Progreso, Yucatán, Mexico, to Jose Cannan and Maria Candelaria Silva Domani. From humble beginnings, he grew up in Mexico, where his values of faith, family, and hard work were first rooted. At just 17 years old, with courage and determination beyond his years, Carlos immigrated to the United States in search of a better life — a journey that would ultimately shape the legacy he leaves behind.

In time, he met the love of his life, Guadalupe E. De Hoyos, and together they built a beautiful life grounded in love, commitment, and faith. Their marriage of 60 remarkable years was a testament to enduring devotion, and through every joy and challenge, they remained hand in hand. Carlos was a devoted husband, a proud father, a tender grandfather, and a loyal friend. He lived for his family, always putting their needs above his own. Known for his unwavering work ethic, Carlos spent the majority of his life in the transportation industry as a truck driver. He took pride in providing for his loved ones and carried himself with quiet strength and humility.

He had a warm smile, a kind spirit, and a heart that welcomed everyone. Whether through his stories, his laughter, or the simple acts of love he showed daily, Carlos left a lasting impression on all who knew him.

Carlos was preceded in death by his beloved parents, two sisters, and three brothers. He is survived by his cherished wife, Guadalupe E. Domani of San Angelo; his beloved children: Carlos Domani and wife Maritza of Chicago, IL; Denyse Domani of San Angelo; Jorge Domani and wife Dora Nelly of San Antonio; Diana Domani of San Antonio; and Desirée Juarez and husband Efrain of San Angelo. He was the proud grandfather of 17 grandchildren: Abraham Domani, Samuel A. Domani, Anneli Domani, Diego Elizondo, Doreli Domani, Alex Domani, Natalia Domani, Joel Domani, Adrian Rosales, Angel Rosales, Samuel I. Rosales, Ambar Rosales, Caleb Rosales, Alan Juarez, Jose Gonzalez, Debora Gonzalez, and Daniel Gonzalez; and was blessed to welcome four great-grandchildren into his heart.

Carlos is also survived by his brother Jorge Domani Silva of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, and a large extended family of nieces, nephews, and lifelong friends who will forever treasure his memory.

A visitation for family and friends will be held on Friday, August 1, 2025, from 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. at Harper Funeral Home. A celebration of Carlos’s life and legacy will take place at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, August 2, 2025, also at Harper Funeral Home.

Though our hearts ache, we find comfort in knowing that Carlos now rests peacefully in the arms of the Lord — his journey complete, his love eternal. His life was a blessing, his memory a treasure, and his legacy will continue to shine through all those who knew and loved him.

Family and friends are invited to share their memories and offer condolences by signing the online guest book at www.harper-funeralhome.com.