Pamela “Pam” Wood, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and esteemed interior designer, passed away peacefully on March 4, 2025, in Meadowlakes, Texas, at the age of 76 after a long battle with a rare, chronic blood cancer. Born on September 23, 1948, in San Angelo, Texas, Pam’s life was a testament to faith, family, and a passion for design. Pam loved her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

In 1966, Pam married the love of her life, David Wood, and enjoyed 59 years of marriage. She graduated from San Angelo Central High School in 1966 and remained actively involved in organizing class reunions, reflecting her enduring friendships and community spirit. Growing up in her family's furniture store in San Angelo, she discovered a natural talent for decorating, a passion that blossomed into a distinguished 57-year career in interior design and furniture sales.  Pam attended The Founding Class Art School of Dallas, where she earned a certification in interior design, and was a lifelong member of American Society of Interior Design.

For 13 years, Pam shared her expertise by teaching “Common Sense Design” at Angelo State University. Her innovative approach and dedication earned her multiple awards including best Interior Designer and national recognition for top sales and interior design. She and her husband owned and operated National Furniture in San Angelo, and she later contributed over two decades of service to Haverty’s Furniture where she enjoyed serving her clients and customers. Pam’s genuine passion for design and customer service fostered lasting friendships with many throughout the Concho Valley.

Family was the cornerstone of Pam’s life. Her fondest activities were fishing and game nights with her children and grandchildren. The annual Wood-McKenna Family Reunion was always something Pam looked forward to, as she brought so much joy to the entire clan. She had a special affection for her dogs and parrots. She loved hosting her Bunco friends during the Christmas season and cherished her close friendships with many in San Angelo. Ocean Cruises were her favorite getaway with family and friends. She especially loved the formal nights on the ship where she often caught the attention of the passengers and crew with her beauty, fashion, and charm.

Known for her radiant smile, kind heart, and unwavering optimism, Pam never spoke a negative word. Her vibrant personality was reflected in her love for colorful and blingy attire, a signature style that brought joy to everyone around her.

Pam was preceded in death by her parents, Bob Parr and Norma Curtis, as well as her grandparents, Ed and Gladys Parr.

She is survived by her devoted husband, David Wood; her son, Trey Wood, and his wife, Janet; her daughter, Wendy Rhodes, and husband Rodney; and her sister, Kristie. She was a proud and loving grandmother to Garrett Wood and wife, Dr. Emily Wood; Cason Wood; Courtney Johnson and husband, Hunter; Nicole Solis and husband Simon; Cody Rumsey and wife Keeley; and Samantha and Josh Rhodes. Pam also cherished her role as a great-grandmother to five great-grandchildren: Paisley, Sutton, Preston, Macie, and West.

She was a beloved aunt to many nieces and nephews and shared a special bond with two dear friends, Madeline and Judy.

Pam will be deeply missed by all. Her beautiful smile and kindness is imprinted on the hearts and minds of those who had the privilege of knowing her.

A visitation will be held on Monday, March 10, 2025, from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM at the Harrell Funeral Home at 145 Texas Ave in Kingsland, Texas. A celebration of Pam’s life will be held on March 11, 2025, at 1:30 PM at the Highland Lakes United Methodist Church at 8303 W FM1431 in Buchanan Dam, Texas. In honoring her memory, the family invites friends and loved ones to celebrate Pam’s life by wearing colorful attire, reflecting on the life she lived.

William Gordon Emmons, 86, born April 11th 1938 to Herbert Hiram Emmons and Grace Lee Emmons in Odessa, Texas. He peacefully went on to be with the Lord on March 4, 2025 surrounded by friends and family.

Gordon graduated from Andrews High school in 1956 and served in the US Army from 1961 until 1964. He did his basic training in Ft. Hood, Texas and then served in Germany until his honorable discharge. Gordon moved to Eldorado in 1971. Gordon had a love for family, golf which he played up until a few weeks prior to his death, and ranching which he made a career out of.

 Gordon was preceded in death by his mother and father, Sister Doris Lee Doty, Brothers Herb Emmons, Buck Emmons, Jimmy Emmons, David Emmons, Richard Emmons, and Gary Emmons; and several nieces and nephews.

Survived by sister Marth Jean Emmons; son, Stephen Arnold, and his wife, Courtney; and grandchildren, Harley, Micah, and RaeLyn; Nephews, Danny Emmons, Eric Emmons, Conon Emmons; and Niece, Cara Emmons-Castaneda and her Husband, Ernie, and Numerous Great Nieces and Nephews.

Visitation will be Friday March 7th at Love Funeral home in Eldorado until 9pm. Funeral service will be Saturday March 8th at Love Funeral home in Eldorado at 2:00. Interment will follow in Eldorado Cemetery. In leu of flowers, donations can be made to the Eldorado golf course or Alvis F. Johnson home health and Hospice 

With heartfelt sadness we are announcing the death of our father Robert Edwin Hanger. He was born on May 18, 1934 in Huntington, West Virginia to Theodore Otis & Percy Lee Tucker. Robert is survived by 6 children: Pamela Adams, Robert Randall Hanger, Connie Morgan, Robbie Economos, Rhonda Jones and Roni Short. Grandfather & Great Grandfather to many.

Robert graduated from Huntington High School and attended Marshall University. He started his career as a newscaster in Tampa, Florida. He enthusiastically made the switch to radio broadcasting and moved to Charlottesville, Virginia. He was known as "BG in Studio 3." After the radio station was sold, Robert became a sales representative for Armor Products. Robert then moved to Phoenix, Arizona where he met the love of his life, Barbara Ann Daniel. The couple then moved to San Angelo, Texas to be near Barb's family. After retirement, he drove a limousine to socialize and meet new people. Robert was an avid reader and held a wealth of knowledge of the music industry. He introduced hundreds of celebrities during his MC days in Virginia. Later in life dad joined the local Baptist church where he met his best friends. Robert will be remembered for his sharp mind, sense of humor, and his love for his family and friends. He loved to travel throughout the United States & Europe. He lived a long fulfilled life and will be missed by many.

Rachel Santiago Fritz, a cherished mother, grandmother, and devoted partner, passed away unexpectedly but peacefully in her sleep on February 27, 2025. Born on July 20, 1954, in Big Spring, Texas, to Juan G. Santiago and Mary Martinez, Rachel was the third of seven children, growing up with the responsibility of being the oldest girl, which instilled in her a caring and nurturing spirit. After graduating from Big Spring High School in 1971, she briefly attended Howard Junior College to pursue her dream of becoming an educator. It was during this time that she met and married Airman Robert 'Bob' Joel Cook Jr. They married on December 19, 1973, and their journey together saw them living in various locations, including the Clarke Air Force Base in The Philippines. Rachel filled these years with adventures, welcoming two daughters into the world: Jacqueline Cook and Kathleen Cook-Polson.

In 1991, following her marriage to Bob, Rachel and her daughters moved to San Angelo, Texas. There, she enrolled at Angelo State University, where she pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education. In 1993, she married Gary W. Fritz. Rachel’s dedication to her profession was evident in her 27 years of service as a kindergarten teacher at James Bowie Elementary. Her classroom was not just a place for learning but a nurturing environment where countless children flourished under her guidance. Known as "the teacher with the white streak," Rachel left an indelible mark on her students, often attending significant milestones in their lives long after they graduated. Rachel was a vital part of Immanuel Baptist Church, where she had been an active member since 1991. She participated in the BASIC Sunday school class and was involved in the Concho County Emmaus Community.

Her joyful and bubbly personality made her a beloved figure, and she had a remarkable gift for connecting with people. Rachel’s laughter was infectious, and she had an uncanny ability to make a lasting impression, never forgetting a student’s name or the stories they shared. In addition to her thriving career, Rachel faced significant health challenges, including a diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension and a congenital heart defect in 1979, which initially gave her a limited life expectancy. However, with courage and determination, she underwent open-heart surgery at the young age of 25 and defied the odds, living a fulfilling life that centered around her family and passions. Her strength and resilience were an inspiration to all who knew her.

Rachel became 'Wella' when her oldest grandson, Gavin Reinhardt, was born in 2000, followed by her grandsons Gabriel Cook and Stellar Cook-Polson. In 2022, she embraced the role of great-grandmother with the arrival of Ambrose Cook. Her world revolved around her family, and she cherished the time spent with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Rachel spent the last two years picking up her great-nephews from school as often as she could.

In December 2023, Rachel found love again with Ron Neuhaus, and they shared 14 beautiful months together filled with joy and companionship.

She is survived by her partner, Ron Neuhaus; daughters Jacqueline Cook of Dallas, TX, and Kathleen Cook-Polson, who resides in Crawford, CO, with her husband Joe Polson; and grandsons Gavin Reinhardt and Gabriel Cook.

She is preceded in death by her parents, infant brother, her children’s father Robert J. Cook Jr. and previous husband Gary Fritz; niece Shelli Santiago and nephew, Phillip Aguilar. She was greeted in Heaven by numerous aunts and uncles who loved her dearly.

Rachel’s love extended to her numerous nieces and nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, and a large extended family spread across the world.

A celebration of Rachel's life will take place on Friday, March 7, 2025, at 9:30 a.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church, with burial following at Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Midland at 3 p.m. The family will receive friends on Thursday evening from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at Harper Funeral Home. Friends and loved ones are invited to view and sign Rachel's memorial guest book at www.harper-funeralhome.com

Rachel's generous spirit, radiant smile, and loving presence will be deeply missed by all whose lives she touched. Her legacy of love and kindness will continue to inspire and uplift those who remember her. One of Rachel’s wishes was that bright colors be worn in memory of her.

In lieu of flowers, the family would like donations to be made to Immanuel Baptist Church, 90 E. 14th Street, San Angelo, Texas 76903.

Karen Kay Orange, 82, passed away Wednesday, February 19, 2025 in San Angelo.

Karen was born March 17, 1942 to Jesse and Thelma Stanley in Gary, Indiana. Karen and her siblings Betty, Arlene, and Harvey moved constantly throughout the west coast. She moved to San Angelo at the age of 71 to help her son PJ raise his son, David. She lived in San Angelo for 12 years.

Karen loved singing, bingo, acting, collectibles, antiques, and holidays with family. She was a psychiatric nurse for 12 years in California and worked in psychiatric field till she was found to have breast cancer in 2008. She beat that cancer and beat it again around 2017. In January of 2025 Karen went in to the hospital for hip issues just to find the cancer came back but was at stage 4 this time.

Karen had 5 children and 20 grandchildren who knew her as "Grandma K".

Karen was preceded in death by her parents, Thelma and Jesse Stanley; her brother, Harvey Stanley; her sister, Betty; her daughter, Cara Murray; and grandchildren, Shawn Murray and Aaron Murray.

Karen was survived by her sister, Arlene Landingham; her children, Kevin Murray, Laraine Sparr, PJ Sipin, and Jesse Sipin; and her grandchildren, Shane Murray, Joshua Murray, Francine Murray, Kayla Hall, Jeff Howell, Brent Harrington, Brandi Sparr, Destiny Murray, JJ Sipin, Ashlynn, Sipin,Zabrina Sipin, William Murray, Travis Murray, Skyler Murray, David Hunter and Clara Sipin.

Since many of the family came to visit from outside of Texas during her time on Hospice, which we are eternally grateful for the care and support of Concho Heart Hospice, we did not have a funeral or ceremony. Our ceremony was during the time she was living and as forward in memory of her.

Candelario (Candy) Garcia Sanchez Jr. (68) went to be with his Heavenly Father on March 1, 2025. Candy was born in San Angelo, TX on October 3, 1956, to Candelario Gonzales Sanchez Sr. and Irene Garcia Morales then after his mother remarried, he was brought up with his stepfather, Ernesto Morales.

In 1971, Candelario married his junior high sweetheart, Silvia Enriquez, and after 54 years together they proved that young love truly does last. They raised five sons and one beautiful daughter. Their hearts for family extended beyond their own children as they fostered multiple children and officially adopted their great-nephew, Brayden.

Candelario’s love for the Lord led him to pursue an associate’s degree in theology and to a life of service in many ways. He dedicated countless Tuesday evenings sharing his wisdom and faith with the troubled youth of the Tom Green County Juvenile Justice Center. Candelario also shared the gospel with men at the Eden Detention Center all while devoting 34 years to his church, Siloe Christian, faithfully serving wherever he was needed. Over the years he took on roles as a Deacon, Sunday School Teacher, and eventually, Co-Pastor.

He was well known around San Angelo, not just for his many years as a concrete truck driver for Concho Concrete, but for his deep involvement in the community and his church. It was nearly impossible to go anywhere in town without someone recognizing “Candy Man”. He was known for his playful humor, charming dimples and hazel-green eyes, but it was his overwhelming presence of the Lord that made him so welcoming. His warm smile and kind spirit left a lasting impact on everyone he met. 

Through all of life’s ups and downs Candelario held firmly to God’s personal promise that he would one day see all his children in church serving the Lord. Although there were days when that promise seemed unattainable, he always kept his faith and prayed without ceasing. In God’s perfect time he saw that promise fulfilled. His life was a testament to faith, patience, forgiveness, and the certainty of God’s never-ending love. His legacy of faith will be passed down from generation to generation. 

He is preceded in death by his grandparents Rosendo & Santos Garcia, and father Candelario Sanchez Sr. He is survived by his loving wifey, Silvia, their seven children; Candelario Sanchez III and wife Erlinda, Jesus Sanchez and wife Linda, Erick Sanchez and wife Analisa, Lori Rodriguez and husband Joe, Jacob Enriquez and wife Jane, Jeremy Sanchez, and great- nephew Brayden Enriquez, Mother Irene Morales, Brothers; Daniel Sanchez and Ernesto Morales Jr and wife Brandy, Sisters; Diane Sanchez and Estella Cruz and husband John, 19 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren, along with numerous other family members and friends who will cherish his memory forever.

Visitation on Friday March 7, 2025, at 5:00pm at Johnson’s Funeral Home.

Memorial Service on Friday March 7, 2025, from 6:00pm-8:00pm at Johnson’s Funeral Home. 

Funeral Service will be on Saturday March 8, 2025, at 2:00pm at 

Siloe Christian Church 1625 Upton St. San Angelo, TX.

Nombre del fallecido: Antonio González Rojo Fecha: 3 de Marzo de 2025

Antonio González Rojo, de 76 años, falleció el lunes 3 de Marzo de 2025 en su casa en Mereta.

El velatorio público será de las 12:00 p.m. asta las 8:00 p.m. el Martes 4 de Marzo de 2025 en Robert Massie Funeral Home, con la familia presente de las 6:00 p.m. asta las 8:00 p.m. El rosario se rezará a las 9:00 a.m. el Jueves 6 de Marzo de 2025 en la Iglesia Católica Santa. Maria y luego se celebrará una misa a las 10:00 a.m. oficiada por el padre Tom Barley. El entierro se realizará en el cementerio Mereta-Eola bajo la dirección de Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Antonio nació el 13 de Junio del 1948 en Taxhay, Hidalgo, México, hijo de Justo y Francisca Rojo. Antonio se casó con Cristina Moran el 3 de Mayo del 1964 en Taxhay. Ha sido residente de Mereta durante 31 años y trabajó para la ciudad de San Angelo durante 28 años, jubilándose en 2007. Era miembro de la Iglesia Católica Santa Maria. A Antonio le encantaba ver fútbol, particularmente su equipo favorito Las Chivas Rayadas C.D. De Guadalajara. También le encantaba la jardinería y trabajar en su yarda, pero más que nada, le encantaba ver a sus hijos y nietos competir en cualquier deporte en el que estuvieran participando en ese momento.

Entre los sobrevivientes se encuentran su esposa, Cristina Rojo; su hijo, Tony Rojo y su esposa Crista de Veribest; su hija, Ernestina Cruz y su esposo Rosalio de Mereta; cuatro nietos, Carlos Cruz y su esposa Amanda de San Angelo, Rocio Pohl y su esposo Kurt de San Angelo, Tristyn Rojo y Aiden Rojo de Veribest; cuatro bisnietos, Michael, Kyleigh, Gabriella y Elias; dos hermanos, Rufino Rojo de Carolina del Norte y Mario Rojo de Mereta; y tres hermanas, Teresa Espino y esposo Eulojio de Ixmiquipan, Hidalgo, México, Juana Montenegro y esposo Jorge de Tizayuca, Hidalgo, México, y Carmen Colin y esposo Gregorio de Michoacán, México.

Antonio Gonzales Rojo, 76, passed away Monday, March 3, 2025, at his home in Mereta. 

Public viewing will be from 12:00 PM until 8:00 PM Tuesday, March 4, 2025, at Robert Massie Funeral Home, with the family present 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. Rosary will be prayed at 9:00 AM Thursday, March 6, 2025 at St. Mary's Catholic Church, and Mass to follow at 10:00 AM with Father Tom Barley officiating. Burial will follow at Mereta-Eola Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home. 

Antonio was born June 13, 1948 in Taxhay, Hidalgo, Mexico to Justo and Francisca Rojo. Antonio married Cristina Moran on May 3, 1964 in Taxhay. He has been a resident of Mereta for 31 years, and worked for the City of San Angelo for 28 years, retiring in 2007. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Antonio loved to watch “futbol,” particularly his favorite team Las Chivas Rayadas C.D. De Guadalajara. He also loved gardening and working on his lawn, but more that anything, he loved watching his kids and grandkids compete in whatever sports they were participating in at the time. 

Survivors include his wife, Cristina Rojo; his son, Tony Rojo and wife Crista of Veribest; his daughter, Ernestina Cruz and husband Rosalio of Mereta; four grandchildren, Carlos Cruz and wife Amanda of San Angelo, Rocio Pohl and husband Kurt of San Angelo, Tristyn Rojo and Aiden Rojo of Veribest; four great grandchildren, Michael, Kyleigh, Gabriella, and Elias; two brothers, Rufino Rojo of North Carolina, and Mario Rojo of Mereta; and three sisters, Teresa Espino and husband Eulojio of Ixmiquipan, Hidalgo, Mexico, Juana Montenegro and husband Jorge of Tizayuca, Hidalgo, Mexico, and Carmen Colin and husband Gregorio of Michoacan, Mexico.

Jesus H. Gomez, 88, of San Angelo passed away on Monday, March 3, 2025.

Viewing will be from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM on Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Services will be at 4:00 PM Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Cremation is under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Gomez was born on May 31, 1936 in San Pedro de las Colonias, Coahuila, Mexico to Julian and Anna Hernandez Gomez. He married the love of his life, Felipa Aguilar on August 10, 1959 in Mexico. She passed away in 2002 after 43 years of marriage. He moved to San Angelo in 1979. In Mexico he was a landscaper and while in San Angelo he worked as a butcher at San Agnelo Packing. Jesus retired in 2008 after 36 years of service. He married Martina Luna on March 6, 2005. Jesus was a dedicated member of Rio Vista Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness and enjoyed preaching the good news to others. He had a green thumb, enjoyed gardening and listening to old music. Jesus was a very loving person, he would always share his opinion with you and you always new where you stood.

He was preceded in death by a sister, Lucia Delgado and a brother, Vicente Gomez.

Jesus is survived by his wife, Martina of the home; a daughter, Lisa Contreras and husband Roy of Abilene; a grandson, Elijah Contreras; and five brothers and sisters, Raymund Gomez and wife Maria of San Angelo, Jose Gomez and wife Juana of San Angelo, Amparo Gomez of Mexico, Consuelo Zamora and husband Augustine of Mexico, and Benito Gomez of Mexico; and numerous nieces and nephews.

John Hamilton Sage, 78, of Fredericksburg, passed away on March 1, 2025 at his home.

John was born on February 18, 1947 in Coffeyville, Kansas to Jack and Bernice Flores Sage. He grew up in San Angelo and graduated from Central High School. He then went on to earn his Bachelor of Finance degree from McMurray University in Abilene. He married Jill D. Richter in Arlington, Texas on July 19, 1973.

John spent his early career in the savings and loan industry before becoming a financial advisor. While helping people with their finances, John also loved supporting the people in his community. He was one of the founding members of the Greater Santa Rita Homeowner’s Association. Decorating the park at Christmas and helping to organize the neighborhood July 4th parade were the highlights of his year. John was also a member of the Fort Concho Museum Board from 1996 to 2002. He loved his family, being “Jeepaw” to his grandchildren, and all things nature – camping, hunting, and golfing with friends and family.

John is preceded in death by his parents and brother, Richard Sage. He is survived by his wife, Jill; children, Matthew Sage of San Angelo and Samantha Sage of Fredericksburg; grandchildren, William, Ellison, and Alex Keller of Fredericksburg; brother, Mike Sage; sister-in-law, Diana Sage; father of his grandchildren, Kory Keller; and numerous nieces and nephews.

A memorial mass will be held at 10:00 AM, Friday, March 7, 2025, at Holy Angels Catholic Church and inurnment to follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery.

The Sage family is eternally grateful for the care and support of Votive Hospice and our caretaker, Cypress Schumann.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Alzheimer’s Association, or any charity of your choice.

David Louis Hirschfeld, 88, passed away on Friday, February 28, 2025. He was welcomed to Heaven by his precious wife, Judith, whom he lost October 7, 2023.

David was born on December 19, 1936, in San Angelo, Texas, to Louis William “L.W.” and Odie Amanda Hirschfeld. David grew up in San Angelo, attended Pulliam School, San Angelo High School, San Angelo College (ASU), and graduated from Texas Tech University with a degree in Civil Engineering. After proudly serving in the United States Army, he returned home to San Angelo in 1962 and began work at his father’s welding shop on 29th street.

David became President of Hirschfeld Steel in 1963 and grew a small welding shop into one of the largest structural steel fabricators in the United States. Under his leadership, Hirschfeld Steel played an important role in constructing some of America’s most iconic bridges, stadiums, and industrial and commercial developments. In his “retirement years”, he found he couldn’t stay away from manufacturing metal and he acquired Wendland Manufacturing. Whether leading a steel fabrication company or a pressure-vessel manufacturing company, he led those companies to make a lasting impact in their industries.

David was a person of faith, devoted to family and community. He believed in giving without receiving, leading by example, and, as he put it, “never forgetting what it’s like to push a broom.” David was always mindful of his service. He and Judith often hosted military families in their home and supported the Goodfellow AFB whenever possible. David was acknowledged for his dedication to the San Angelo community, having been awarded the United Way’s Pioneer of the Year Award, the Citizen of the Year Award from the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, the Distinguished Citizen Award, the Silver Beaver Award and the North Star Award from the Boy Scouts of America. Texas Tech University honored David with the Distinguished Engineer Award, and Angelo State University named David one of its Distinguished Alumni of the Year and in 2025 inducted him into its Spur Society. David honored his wife, Judith, by creating the Judith & David Hirschfeld Adoption Center at Concho Valley PAWS. He worked with Dr. Brian May and President Ronnie Hawkins from Angelo State University to establish the David L. Hirschfeld School of Engineering, ensuring future generations access to education in this field.

David was an active member of First Methodist Church in San Angelo, a proud member of the Bayith Sunday School Class, and a participant in The Walk to Emmaus. With intensity, he studied the Bible with friends on Wednesday mornings. David treasured the many friendships he shared with his fellow San Angelo Philosophical Society (SAPS) members. One of his favorite projects was rebuilding the old Catholic chapel that was located adjacent to the family ranch in Ft. McKavett. Now known as the “Hirschfeld Chapel,” it has hosted veterans for Sunday services on many occasions. In addition, David loved to fill the pews there with friends from all walks of life for Christmas caroling and church “Hymn Sings” that raised the roof of that old chapel!

David Hirschfeld’s legacy is not just in the bridges he built or the businesses he grew, but in the way he touched lives, his impact on the community he served, and the example he set for generations to come.

Preceding David in death are his parents, Odie and L.W.; an infant brother, Louis “Sonny” Hirschfeld; his brother-in-law, Eddie Slough; and his wife Judith. Left to cherish his memory are his children: David Louis Hirschfeld, Jr. and his wife Betty; Shawnee Hirschfeld Ingrum; Kendall Kyle Hirschfeld and his wife Lisa; and Wendall Wayne Hirschfeld and his wife Scarlet. David is also survived by his siblings, whom he adored: Janelle Slough and her family; Dennis Hirschfeld and his wife Laurie and their family. Like his father before him, David loved being called “Pampaw” by his grandchildren: David Louis Hirschfeld III, Kathryn Frances Hirschfeld; Alyssa Ingrum Dudley and husband Colin, Aaron Ingrum and wife Ellie, Austin Ingrum and wife Megan; Christopher Louis Hirschfeld and wife Bonnie, Amanda Grace Hirschfeld, Robert Harrison Hirschfeld; Jacqueline Hirschfeld Meyer and husband, Will, William Miles Hirschfeld, Grayson Thomas Anderson and wife Sarah, and Sydney Anne Anderson. His great-grandchildren will grow up knowing the legacy of David: Grayson and Mallory Dudley, Bennett Ingrum, and Peyton Ingrum (premiering March 2025). David’s extended family includes aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws, friends and associates, and the hard-working men and women of Hirschfeld Steel and Wendland Manufacturing.

Jim Hocker, Patricia Chapa, Marilyn Floyd, Matt Gonzales, Barbara “Gladys” Johnson, Edna Johnson, Shelly Lechuga, and Stephanie Melendez are the latest additions to the Hirschfeld family.They made David’s latter years comfortable, safe and they treated him with dignity and respect. David’s family cannot thank them enough.

Special thanks to Dr. Darrell Herrington, Hospice of San Angelo, Curtis Holtman and Shane Wilson and their staff, Lyndale Senior Living, Reverend Carl Rohlfs, Reverend Cynthia Young, Reverend Scott Bradford, Reverend Bill Proctor, and Jessica and her family who adopted his cherished Weimaraner, Grace, when he became unable to care for her.

David’s Celebration of Life will be Saturday, March 8, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary of First Methodist Church; 37 E. Beauregard, San Angelo.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to a charity of choice or to:

Concho Valley PAWS: Judith & David Hirschfeld Adoption Center

3134 N. US Highway 67 San Angelo, Texas 76905

cvpaws.org

First Methodist Church Music Ministry

37 E. Beauregard San Angelo, Texas 76903

Firstmethodist.net

ASU Foundation, Inc. - The David Hirschfeld Department of Engineering Endowment

ASU Station #11023 San Angelo, Texas 76909

angelo.edu/DLH