James Larry Rumsey, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, at the age of 77. Born on April 29, 1947, in Miles, Texas.

Larry attended Miles High School before embarking on a career that began with the POOL company. However, his entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish his own lawn care services business, which thrived and evolved into the successful enterprise known today as Rumsey Tree Services. Over 40 years, Larry built his family-owned business into a well-respected name in San Angelo and beyond.

A proud veteran, Larry served in the US Army during the Vietnam campaign under the 11th Armored Cavalry in the "Black Horse Regiment." His service was a reflection of his commitment to his country and community.

Larry was married to Mona Rumsey for over 50 years, sharing a life filled with joy, laughter, and countless memories. They enjoyed truck rides together for business estimates, cherished time spent with friends and loved ones, and pursued their passion for classic cars and attending car shows. In Larry's younger days he enjoyed running his drag car.

Larry is survived by his son, James Rumsey, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and three brothers. His legacy through Rumsey Tree Services will continue to flourish, a testament to his hard work, dedication, and entrepreneurial spirit.

James Larry Rumsey will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. His kindness, generosity, and unwavering love for his family and community leave an indelible mark on those whose lives he touched.

A memorial service to celebrate Larry's life will be held at a later date.

Jimmy Mark Williams, 65, of San Angelo passed away on Saturday, June 22, 2024, after battling Alzheimers disease.

Viewing will be from 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM on Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at Robert Massie Funeral Home with the family receiving friends from 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. Graveside services will be at 2:00 PM Wednesday, June 26, 2024 at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Jimmy Williams was born on August 10, 1958 in San Angelo, Texas to James August Williams and Irene Turk Williams. Sharing his birthday, he was his fathers gift that year. He was a graduate of San Angelo Central High School Class of 1977 and proudly displayed #66 on the football field.

As chance would have it, Jimmy became friends with a young man by the name of Terry Harding in 1981 and thanks to her brother, a young girl unknowingly met the love of her life. Seven years later, on December 31, 1988, Jimmy married that girl, Michelle Harding. Together they share two children.

Jimmy is survived by his wife of 36 years, Michelle Williams; his children, Kim Taylor (husband James) of Mineral Wells; Bo Williams (wife Christina) of Duncan, Oklahoma; a sister, Darlene Lampier (husband Mickey) of San Angelo; a brother, David Williams (wife Lisea) of San Angelo; five grandchildren, Trey Taylor and Amber Taylor both of Mineral Wells, Texas; Lydi Williams, Zayli Williams, and Brynli Williams all of Duncan, Oklahoma; and numerous nieces and nephews. 

He was preceded in death by a sister, Trisha Nichols; and grandson, Jacob Taylor.

Jimmy spent most of his career in the auto parts industry. Starting immediately after high school at Jobbers Service/Landers Automotive, also working at WM Automotive/Parts Plus, TMP Truck & Trailer, Mobile Maintenance and ended his career working for NAPA Auto Parts/BSP. He was also a member of the San Angelo Lions Club.

One of Jimmy's favorite things to do in life was to attend his children's and his grandchildren's sporting events. He enjoyed grilling on the weekends and his children's friends always knew they could count on eating some amazing food when they came over. Some of his favorite hobbies were: spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, camping and especially dancing with his wife and any friends or relatives that wanted to "Scoot a Boot". He enjoyed life and loved to have a good time when he wasn't hard at work. Jimmy was loved by all that met him and was the life of the party when he walked into a room. He had a heart of gold, always smiling, happy, friendly, compassionate, kind and fun. He is deeply missed and loved.

The family would like to express their gratitude and appreciation to the staff of Concho Hearts Hospice for all of their love and compassion in their years of care provided to Jimmy and Michelle, along with

Pedro Ponce Velazquez, 95, of San Angelo, passed away quietly at his home surrounded by family members.

Public viewing will from 1:00 PM until 8:00 PM Tuesday, June 25, 2024, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Funeral service will be at 11:00 AM Wednesday, June 26, 2024, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with Rev. Samuel Lopez, officiating. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Velazquez was born June 29, 1928 in Madero Del Rio, Coahuila, Mexico to Jesus and Rosario Velazquez. Pedro married the love od his life Ramona Hernandez on October 23, 1948 in Acuña, Mexico. She preceded him in death on September 18, 2020. Pedro has been a resident of San Angelo since 1983. Pedro worked very hard to support his family, working various jobs as a rancher in agriculture, general laborer in a power plant in Nebraska, a railroad worker for Union Pacific Railroad, a fence erector for Twin Mountain Fence Co., and a meat processor for a meat packing company until his retirement in 1993. Pedro was an Assembly of God member. He enjoyed playing his guitar, listening to spanish christian music, playing with his fur baby "Ozzy", and feeding the wild birds.

Survivors include seven daughters, Rosaisela Huerta, Valentina Hernandez, Amalia Saenz, Marilu Garcia, Sonia Guerrero, Sylvia Moreno, Altagarcia Quintana; three sons, Hervey Velazquez, Pedro Jr. Velazquez, and Efrain Velazquez; 36 grandchildren; many great grandchildren, two brothers, Jesus Velazquez, and Inez Velazquez; a sister, Rosie Morin. Pedro was preceded in death by his parents; three daughters, Lidia Castro, San Juana Velazquez, Santa Ramona Cancino; two sons, Jose Velazquez, and Rosendo Velazquez ; four brother; four sisters; and eight grandchildren.

The family would like to thank Hospice of San Angelo for their loving care, and a special thank you to dad's nurse, Juan Venegas for his compassion, and Maggie Guerrero for her service as well.

Larry Alan Riemenschneider, 76, of Veribest, Texas was called from his earthly home to his heavenly home on Thursday, June 20, 2024.

Larry was born October 14, 1947, in Wall, Texas to Georgia (Holik) and Adolph Riemenschneider. The family moved to Veribest when Larry was five years old where he farmed, taught, led, and lived his life. He also spent time with cousins on both sides of the family during reunions, get-togethers, and various family functions.

Larry attended Veribest Elementary School, San Angelo Central High School, Angelo State University, and Texas A&M University where he received a B.S. in Agriculture Education.

Larry taught Vocational Agriculture for two years at Navasota High School in Navasota, Texas. He then returned to Veribest where he farmed with his dad.

During the time he was farming, Veribest ISD decided to start a high school, and he was asked to start a Vocational Agriculture program. Larry was instrumental in chartering the Veribest FFA Chapter. After three years of teaching, he went back to full-time farming.

Larry was very active in the Veribest community. He served on the Veribest School Board, Tom Green County Irrigation District, and Tom Green County Farm Bureau board. Larry received the Tom Green County Soil Conversation Award in 1996.

Larry married Jo Ellen Tomerassen in 1974. Together they raised three children, Jimmy, Krista, and Angela - and was blessed with seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Larry was born and raised in the Wall Brethren Church, where he was active in the youth group, served on the Board of Elders, and sang in the choir.

Larry loved the Lord and saw the many awesome things that He had created which were reflected in his love for farming, hunting, fishing, and avocational archaeology.

Due to his interest in archeology, Larry became a member of the Concho Valley Archaeological Society where he served as president and director for many years. Larry was nominated by the Texas Historical Commission to be the Regional Steward for the Concho Valley. Many of his articles were published in archaeological journals, and he received numerous awards for his accomplishments.

Larry was preceded in death by his parents, father- and mother-in-law Tommy and Phillis (Lendborg) Tomerassen, and nephew, Nicholas Turner. Larry is survived by his wife, Jo, of Veribest; son Jimmy and his wife Becky Riemenschneider of Poetry, TX; daughter Krista Roberts and Frank Castillo of Canyon; daughter Angela and husband Daniel Farris of Bethany, OK. Grandsons James Riemenschneider of Poetry, TX, and Anthony Farris of Bethany, OK. Granddaughters Claire Roberts of Austin, TX., Amanda and husband Isaac Rosales of Amarillo, TX, Sarah Roberts of Canyon, TX, Amelia and Daphne Farris of Bethany, OK. One great-grandchild, Andrea Blaire Rosales of Amarillo, TX. Sister Donna and husband John Krupala of Mansfield, TX. Niece Laura and husband Craig Caldwell and daughter, Marlee, of Mansfield, TX. Sister-in-law Trudy Tommeraasen of Austin, TX.

Larry’s family will be present for a time of visitation at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo from 3-5 pm, Sunday, June 24. Graveside service will begin at 10:30 am at Mullins Cemetery Monday, June 25, 2024. Pallbearers are his grandchildren: James Riemenschneider, Claire Roberts, Amanda Rosales, Anthony Farris, Amelia Farris, Daphne Farris, Sarah Roberts, and Isaac Rosales.

John L. Knight was born on October 30, 1935, in Danville, Illinois, to Ralph M. and Gwendolyn P. Knight. As the eldest of eight siblings: John (Jack), Richard (Dick), Loretta, Mary Elizabeth (Betsy), William (Bill), Kenneth, Edward (Ed), and Barbara (Barb), he led a full life.

After graduating from Bismarck Illinois High School in 1953, he earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Illinois in 1960.

John's memory is cherished by his devoted wife of 28 years, Esperanza Knight, their stepsons Roman Garcia, Charles, and Linn Knight, his sons Mark, Elizabeth, and John Knight, and their adopted son Scott Knight, along with his loyal dog and best friend, "Leo."

The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to Angels Home Health Care and Angels Care Hospice for their invaluable support and love.

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

Mario Duane Alvarez, born on March 4, 1958 went to be with our Lord on Sunday, June 16, 2024 at the age of 66 surrounded by his family. He was loved by all who knew him and will be deeply missed. He enjoyed fishing, cheering on his favorite team the Redskins ( as he continued to call them ) and continued to be a die hard fan of #3 Dale Earnhardt Sr. and riding his 3 wheel bike.

Mario is the son of Fred G. Alvarez and Ildifonza M. Alvarez. He is survived by 2 brothers, Fred J. Alvarez and Albert D. Alvarez and sister Diedra L. Seale all from San Angelo, TX. Mario was the father to Marcus Fuentes and Anthony Fuentes. He was preceded in death by his son Joey Fuentes.

He also leaves behind 11 grandchildren, 5 nephews, 3 nieces and 2 great nephews. Graveside burial will be at the Latin American Cemetery in Ballinger, TX on July 20, 2024 at 10:00 am.

Emma-Lee Ayle (Tootie) Rogers, 16, of San Angelo, peacefully joined her Heavenly Father Tuesday, June 11, 2024, at home, with her Grandparents, Derrel and Kathy Rogers by her side. She was born to Amber Rogers in Granbury Texas on November 27th, 2007.

Emma-Lee was preceded in death by her mother, Amber Rogers and Paternal Grandparents and Maternal Grandparents and numerous other family members who she has now joined in heaven.

She is survived by her Grandparents, Derrel and Kathy Rogers and uncle, Kyle Tuttle and wife Lisa, and many cherished relatives.

Our sincere gratitude to Tootie’s care-givers, to include Kinderhearts and Hospice of San Angelo, including Dr. Ward and the entire Hospice staff. I wish that all of them could be named; however, we would not want anyone to be excluded.

Emma-Lee Rogers was given to the World by God November 11, 2007 and she blessed the world. She blessed the world by her grace.

She had the desire to all things right and had the grace to do that, by her love. She liked to be pretty and by her love she was.

Her life that was a gift from God, that was conceived at Creation, purchased at Calvary, and confirmed by her profession of Faith.

And, on June 11th, 2024 Emma-Lee passed peacefully into the Arms of Her Lord, and of His Christ.

Private services for Emma-Lee Ayle Rogers have previously been held, and conducted by Reverend Mills Caraway.

Korean War Survivor, beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great and Great-Great Grandfather passed peacefully into the loving arms of His Savior on June 19,2024, in San Angelo Texas. Born on January 25,1931, Paul (Pablo) was the son of Reyes and Juanita Montelongo. Drafted into the United States Army at a young age, he was recruited for training at Camp Roberts in California, He went on to serve his country in the Korean War A rare and unique glimpse of his "New Testament" story and legacy has been recorded and stored in the "VOICES OF VETERANS" program in Austin, Texas and archived in the Veterans Museum, as a tribute to his military service.

His lifelong passion was sharing the miracle of his "near death" experience when the small New Testament, in his left pocket, blocked shrapnel from striking his heart. He knew the love of his life, Eunice, was waiting for him back home and made the return back to Texas safely, and soon after his return, they were married on June 7,1953 in San Angelo. The following year in April, their son, Paul Montelongo Jr. (Dora) was born, and several years later they were blessed with a daughter, Carmen Reyes (Luis))of Artesia, New Mexico. Paul and Eunice celebrated 70 years of marriage before her passing last year, In those wonderful years they lived a Christ-centered life, full of adventure, with so much love and enthusiasm. Paul had a special gift of guitar playing, at church, in a Christian band, at retirement homes, reunions, with family, most especially with Uncle Nacho and sons. He was a skilled Leather Crafter at ML Leddy's and Donaho Saddles for many years making saddles,chaps,boots, wallets,notebooks and many other tangible items that we will cherish all the days of our lives. His days were well spent along the Concho River, he's now fishing the ponds in Heaven where hopefully the fish are bigger and plentiful.

• Survivors include his grandchildren Paul D.Montelongo, Victoria Lopez, Veronica Reyes, Debbie Kinnibrugh, and Luis Reyes. Great-grandchildren are Haley(Josh) Kylie,Jesalyn, Lauren, Madelyn, Mia(Rafael) Justin, Anna, Olivia Brooke,Braylen, Liam, Spencer, Kambryn and one Great-Great-Grandson Giovani Diaz Also surviving are two sisters, Delia Fernandez and Consuelo Lozano

Paul was preceded in death by his loving wife, Eunice, his sisters Faye, Rebecca, Gloria and also by four brothers, Felipe, Moses, Antonio,and Bobby.

Serving as Pallbearers are Paul Daniel Montelongo, Josh Diaz, Joel Fernandez, Luis Reyes, Cole Kinnibrugh, Braylon Kinnibrugh, Honorary Pallbearers are Giovani Diaz, Tom Guthrie, Danny Hernandez,Justin Rodriguez, Liam Reyes,and Rafael Cruz.

The family would like to thank HOSA and Shannon Medical Center for their excellent and compassionate care of our Beloved Veteran. A celebration of his long faith-filled life is being arranged by Johnson's Funeral Home with visitation on Sunday, June 23, 2024 from 5pm until 7 pm and funeral service on Monday, June 24, 2024 at 2 pm in Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow at Johnson's Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Pansie Marie Castello Jay, 88, died peacefully on June 19, 2024, in Fort Worth, TX surrounded by her family. Pansie was born on September 30,1935, in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Thomas Jackson & Mildred Leon Forehand Castello. She was the second of four children and the only daughter born to Mildred & Jack. The family eventually located to San Angelo, TX where Pansie graduated from Lake View High School.  While at Lakeview, Pansie was a twirler, member of the track team, and a starting forward for the 1952 Lakeview State Championship basketball team. It was at Lakeview H.S. where she met the love of her life, Robert Lewis Jay. The couple wed on December 24, 1954, and shared 62 years of wedded bliss. After living a few years in Robert Lee, TX the couple moved to Eldorado, TX, which became their lifelong home and where they raised their four children. They were soul mates who lived as an example of how to enjoy the small things in life while also enjoying each other, and the laughter and joy family brings.

Pansie spent many years of her life working as a teacher’s aide for Schleicher County ISD or the First National Bank of Eldorado. She also served on the board of the Way off Broadway Players theatre troupe in Eldorado. But, if you asked her kids or grandkids, where she really shined was as a mother and grandmother. Many hours were spent building puzzles, playing a spirited, competitive card game, or sharing a home-cooked meal with “Gam”. She kept a special list on the side of her refrigerator detailing how each grandchild liked their hamburger. She ran an organized and loving home that she decorated EVERY month in a different theme making each visit a magical memory.  She was deeply loved and will be deeply missed.

A life-long member of the Church of Christ, she loved singing Christian songs, especially harmony, filling her home, life, and heart with the love of Christ through song.

Pansie was preceded in death by her parents, her beloved husband, Robert, and brothers Jack Castello, Jr., and Kenneth Castello.

She is survived by one brother, Jim Castello, and his wife Colleen of San Angelo, TX, and by two special sisters-in-law, Joan Castello of San Angelo, TX, and Linda Castello of Benton, AR.

Pansie is survived by her four children; Benjie Jay and wife Donna of Joshua, TX; daughters, Gynna Harlin and husband Billy Bob of Burleson, TX, Sammye Duncan and husband Drue of Whitney, TX, and Jolynn Jay Bell of Roanoke, TX.

 She is also survived by many grandchildren, all of whom adore her: Cody Jay (Valentina), John (Melissa) Jay, Amber Jay, Clayton Harlin (Amelinda), Clifton Harlin (Shelby), Clinton Harlin, Levi Duncan (Hayley), Jaclynn Duncan Sparks (John), Cullen Duncan (Kalyn), Jennifer Clintsman Dow (Sam), Courtney Clintsman Raines (Nathan); and those “littles” who kept her laughing in the fourth quarter of life, great grandchildren, Jacey, Kaci, and Brock Jay, Luke Jay, Lane and Ava Harlin,  Wyatt Harlin, Delaney and Dylan Duncan, Cayden, Canyon, Carsyn, and Camdin Duncan, Jackson, Emma, and Nolan Sparks, Margot and Micah Raines, and Joshua Dow.

Services: Visitation: Friday, June 21, 2024, 4-7pm (family present) and on Saturday, June 22 from 10am-noon at Love’s Funeral Home in Eldorado, TX.

Celebration of Life: 2pm, Saturday June 22, 2024, at the Mertzon Hwy Church of Christ in Eldorado, TX, with a private family burial the following day.           

In lieu of flowers, the family suggest a memorial to the charity of your choice.

Jose Angelo Perez, Sr., 55, passed away June 18, 2024, in San Angelo.

Public viewing will be from 10:00 AM until 8:00 PM Monday with a Prayer service being at 6:00 PM, June 24, 2024, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Funeral service will be at 10:00 AM Tuesday, June 25, 2024, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Perez was born October 5, 1968 to Jose and Angelina Perez in Acuña, Mexico. Jose has been a resident of San Angelo since 1977. He attended Del Rio High School. Jose married Abegaid "Abby" Nápoles on November 15, 2000 in San Angelo. Jose owned and operated J. P. Distributing since 2005. He was amember of CCM Church, where he used his God given talent to sing in the Praise and Worship Ministry. Jose will be remembered as a "Jokester". He liked to go shooting at the gun club and he loved watching boxing.

Survivors include his wife, Abby Perez of the home; a daughter, Janeska Perez of Miami Beach, Florida; three sons, Jose Angel Perez, Jr. of San Antonio, Zach Perez of Ballinger, and Ivan Daniel Perez of San Angelo; two grandchildren, Catriel and Cairo; his mother, Angelina Rodriguez and husband Juan; a half sister, Patricia Escobedo and husband Leo of San Antonio, a half brother, Rudy Perez and wife Melissa of Del Rio; several step-sisters and step-brothers.