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About Shaffer Funeral Home
Located at 1939 Sherwood Way, San Angelo, TX, 76901, Shaffer Funeral Home is a trusted and compassionate funeral home that has been serving the community for many years. The funeral home is dedicated to providing exceptional service, care, and support to families during their most difficult times.
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Gerald R. Brasuel - February 18, 1934 - April 23, 2022
Departed: 04/23/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Gerald “Bear" Brasuel was born on February 18, 1934, and went to his eternal home in Heaven on April 23, 2022. Gerald was a long-time hunter, gun collector and collector of many other things. He was also quite a "storyteller" to anyone that would listen. He loved telling stories about growing up in Colorado City, Texas, and his many hunting trips. Most people that knew Bear referred to him as ''quite a character and one of a kind'. He loved his kids his grandkids and great grandkids, and our mom, Pat, with all his heart, referring to our mom as "his Little Darlin'." His grandkids often referred to him as Pawpaw Bear. He could be rough around the edges, but he had a heart of gold.Preceding Gerald in death were his beloved wife Pat, his parents Morris Ray and Maudie Lee Brasuel, his sister Doris Janet Diller. He is survived by his son, Michael Ray Brasuel and wife Mary Kay, his daughter Janet Lou Maxwell, his son Arden Wayne Brasuel and his wife Joy, six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother LC Brasuel and his sister Shirley Huckeba. Gerald is finally reunited with his "little Darlin" in Heaven, for all eternity. Until we meet again, we will miss you....
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Jo Beth Richardson - December 23, 1946 - April 23, 2022
Departed: 04/23/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: JoBeth Richardson, age 75, was called home unexpectedly on April 23, 2022. She passedpeacefully in her sleep with her two loyal dogs by her side. Jo Beth was born in San Angelo,Texas on December 23, 1946 to Joseph and Sara Elizabeth Wright Fine. JoBeth was raised onthe family farm in Miles, Texas, and her family’s farming heritage, as some of the earliest settlersin Runnels and Tom Green counties, was very important to her.She followed her first husband, Gary Turner, to the oil fields of Hobbs, N.M., where she was atop sales rep for Home Interiors, and to Vernal, Utah, where she enjoyed gardening and thebeauty of the Rocky Mountains. She spent 28 wonderful years in Grape Creek, Texas with hernext husband Ronnie Richardson, tending her garden and caring for her chickens, beforecoming to live with her daughter Tammy O’Neal and husband Scott in 2018 after Ronnie died.JoBeth loved the color pink, spending time outside, all kinds of animals, horseback riding,dancing, and little children. Most of all, JoBeth loved people: her late husband Ronnie, herchildren and their spouses, grandchildren, friends, siblings, her Miles cousins, neighbors, andcomplete strangers she encountered. She is described by her children as their rock, a comfort,a sounding board, a lighthouse and as someone who delivered accountability with grace.Known as Memaw and Babbo to her grandchildren, JoBeth was the model for what agrandmother should be: a loving, warm, empathetic encourager who had an amazing playroom.She was also their number one fan who sought to cultivate special relationships with each oneof them. A petite dynamo with an easy laugh and ready smile, she was fully engaged in theirlives and a happy spectator at all of their activities.A 1965 graduate of Central High School, JoBeth completed two years at Angelo StateUniversity before pursuing her long and much beloved career in staff development at the SanAngelo State School, training staff to care well for adults with intellectual disabilities.Exemplifying a life well lived in love and in service to others, JoBeth was preceded in death byher parents and her husband Ronnie Ray Richardson. She is survived by her children TammyJo O’Neal (Scott) and Gary Jason Turner, and her grandchildren Sarah Delaney O’Neal, GaryAustin Turner, Owen Reese O’Neal and Truett Ian O’Neal. Also surviving are her sister LauraLea Fine, brother Spencer Louis Fine, sister-in-law Lynn Fine, cousins Bill and Pamela Fox, andnumerous nieces and nephews.Graveside service, under the direction of Shaffer Funeral Home and officiated by Pastor BradWinchester, will be Friday, April 29, 2022 at 10:30 a.m. at the Miles Cemetery on the south sideof US 67 west of Miles. As a pet lover, a fitting tribute to JoBeth would be a memorialcontribution to Cassie's Place Animal Rescue, 2591 FM 584, San Angelo, TX 76904.
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Caroline Dianne Trejo - March 08, 1961 - April 18, 2022
Departed: 04/18/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Our mom, Caroline Trejo, 61 of Grape Creek, passed away peacefully at home, April 18th, 2022. Mom was born March 8th, 1961 in San Angelo Texas to Rodney and Norma Dyer. Mom worked 8 years for Walmart as layaway assistant manager and worked 16 years for the US Postal Service as a Rural Route Carrier. She retired from the Postal Service in 2017 to care for her parents, our grandparents, Mama and Papa. Mom loved her family and grandkids, loved fishing, traveling, country music and dancing, yard work, making jokes, Big Red and sweet tea. Mom was preceded in Death by her parents Rodney & Norma Dyer and 2 of her brothers Ronnie & Gene McDaniel. Mom is survived by her sons Mikel Trejo of San Antonio, TX, Edward Trejo and wife Star of Grape Creek, TX, Fabian Trejo of Grape Creek, TX, Joshua Trejo and wife Caradee of Kyle, TX, Grandchildren Mikaela, Emmalyn, Ethan, Brian, Damian, Kendrick, Aaliyah, Lily'Anna, Aurora, Izaiah, Jeramiah, Emerson, Evelyn, Jameson, and one on the way, her brother Paul Dyer and wife Nancy of San Angelo, TX, Sister-in-law Belinda McDaniel of Bertram, TX, Niece JoAnn Daly, great-Nieces Samantha, Rachel, and Krystal, Great-great nieces Alayna, Emma, and Anna, Great-great nephews Brody and Enrique, her life long friend Debbie Wamsley of San Angelo, TX, her cousin Debbie Funk of Loon Lake, Washington, and many other friends and family.Graveside service will be held at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens (4989 FM Highway 1223, San Angelo, TX 76905) on April 30th, 2022 at 11 a.m. There will be a luncheon afterwards at the family home in Grape Creek (8570 N Grape Creek Rd., San Angelo, TX 76901) starting around 1 p.m.
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Ashley Paige Campbell - August 31, 1971 - April 16, 2022
Departed: 04/16/2022 (San Angelo)
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Diane Duncan James - July 19, 1967 - April 15, 2022
Departed: 04/15/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: On July 19, 1967, a precious daughter named Diane Marie Duncan was born to Marlean and E. A. Duncan Sr. in San Angelo, Tx. Diane was raised by her father and Grandmother Ms. Lovelean Richards, along with her other siblings, sisters Elenor Ford, Collette Griffin, Tammy Duncan, and youngest brother Edward A. Duncan Jr. As a child Diane loved music and singing various genres of music, where later, as an adult Diane became fond of gospel music as well. Diane attended public schools, from elementary to high school in San Angelo, Tx. She was sociable, and friendly, loved to talk and engage with other people, no matter who they were, and addressed everyone as a sweetheart. Di Di enjoyed playing various card games; spades, and dominoes where she learned how to play “bones'' at an early age from her father Edward and grandmother Lovelean.As Diane journeyed through life as a young woman, in 1983 she was blessed with the birth of her precious daughter, Dynan Marlean Zepeda. Now a mother, she left home with her daughter and set sails to Dallas. In 1990, she was blessed with the birth of a son, Andrew Duncan.Diane, with her two children, moved back home to San Angelo to start a new chapter in her life.Diane met Karl, and in 1995 they started their lives together. In 2000, she and Karl moved to Washington, DC for a better life and opportunities for their family. In 2009, Diane and Karl married, and the beginning of their Divine Union. Diane and Karl were blessed with ten beautiful grandchildren. Diane had a strong work ethic that stretched throughout Washington, Dc. A few of her most proud exciting tasks were when she was employed at the Ronald Reagan Bldg., from2015 to 2018. Challenging work helped move Diane to the White House and Pentagon, in 2019. At the tender age of fifty-five, Diane transitioned in San Angelo, Tx, on April 15, 2022, where she resides in the ranks of our noble ancestors. Preceded in death, her Loving parents: Marlean & Edward A. Duncan Sr., her Grandparents, Lovelean Richards; Mabel & William Duncan Sr.; two siblings, her sister, Barbra Chavez, and brother, Louis Duncan. Diane Marie Duncan-James is survived by her loving and devoted husband Karl Lee James, their two children, daughter, Dynan Zepeda of DC, and son, Andrew (Ce-Ce) Duncan of DC; Sisters, Edna Duncan of Austin, Elenor Ford (Clemmie) of Dallas, Collette (James) Griffin of Adkins, Tx, Tammy Duncan of San Angelo; brothers, Danny (Barbra) Duncan of Houston, Marvin (Pat) Duncan of Austin, and Edward (Roshelle) Duncan of La Marque, Tx. She would also be missed by her grandchildren who she absolutely adored Ya’Nira Duncan, Zaire Tyler, Anaiyah Duncan, Zevin Tyler, Harmoni Zepeda, Honesti Zepeda, Chaze Duncan, Lovelene’ Jewel Zepeda, Zoey, and Chance Simpson. Devoted childhood friend and lifelong sister Angie Lewis of San, Angelo, Marshawn, Carey, Barbara, Charles, and Debbie of Washington, D.C Diane also leaves to mourn her Divine Transitioning a host of Loving nephews, nieces, cousins, and friends.
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Sharon Kay Plummer - December 13, 1946 - April 14, 2022
Departed: 04/14/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Sharon Kay Plummer, Nana, was born December 13, 1946, in Knox County to Lora Faye Cumbal (Ussery) and Arthur L. Ussery. Sharon was married to Conrad Plummer on April 17, 1998. Nana Kay worked for several years at Producer’s Livestock Auction Café then worked for Kenny and Jeanie Blanek and the restaurant. She then became a homemaker and Nana.Nana loved life and everyone in it. There was never a person who didn’t love her! Our world will never be the same without this precious woman.Nana is survived by her husband Conrad Plummer of Bronte, Texas, daughter Tammy Royall and husband Ricky of Bronte, three daughters; Ashley Mason and husband Ryan of Lazbuddie, Texas, Paige Akin and husband Brady of Robert Lee, Moriah Royall and Ruben Torres of Robert Lee and November Wilson of Bronte. Several great grandbabies; Ryker, River, Ranen Mason, Oakley and Nash Torres. Angela and special family Jason Wilson of Bronte, one sister Shirley London of Abilene, Texas, and Gary Ussery of Fort Worth, Texas.
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Sarah Scott - March 10, 2003 - April 14, 2022
Departed: 04/14/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Sarah Faye Scott, 19, of San Angelo passed away April 14, 2022, in the town of San Angelo. She was born in San Angelo to Mickey and Kay Scott on March 10, 2003. She went to high school at Central High School and graduated in May of 2020. She was a sophomore at Angelo State University.Sarah ran track for San Angelo Independent School District. She started at an early age and was supported by her dad. They spent countless hours at the track focusing on hurdles and blocks perfecting her form and time. In high school, she competed in relays and the 400. She qualified for Regionals multiple times. She also ran in the Texas Relays at the University of Texas Stadium as a freshman. She was the recipient of the Holland’s Award of Excellence as a senior. This award is voted upon by her teammates for exhibiting exemplary teamwork, athletic ability, and overall conscientiousness while making a significant contribution to the team.Sarah also loved the outdoors and spending time with her grandfather, Ken Scott. They took care of the livestock, horses, and deer. She loved nothing more than feeding the cows with Gran and driving around the place reminiscing about times they had spent together. Sarah also spent countless hours riding her horses and camping with her sister Emily. Sarah was proud of her little sister Emily and strived to be the best role model an older sister could be. Sarah’s true passion in life was horses. Her grandfather gave her her first horse at the age of 8. She has been an avid horse rider ever since. Sarah was a member of the San Angelo Ambassadors and then later joined the Concho Chicks Drill Team. She took her horse passion with her to Prude Ranch. She has been involved in their camps, trail rides, and sharing her dream and passion with other young horse lovers at Prude. “When you fall off you get back on and try again until you get it right.”Funeral services will be Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 6:00 pm at the Junell Center with burial Friday, April 22, 2022 at 10:00 am at the Fairview Cemetery in Bronte, Texas.Services are under the direction of Shaffer Funeral Home. Online condolences can be made at www.shafferpioneer.com
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Sally LaRee Teague - May 28, 1937 - April 13, 2022
Departed: 04/13/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Sally Teague, 84, of San Angelo, passed away April 13, 2022, in San Angelo, Texas. Sally Garrick Teague was born in Olympia, Washington to Forrest and Bernice Garrick on May 28, 1937. She went to school at Olympia High School. She married George Teague on November 19, 1953, in Olympia, Washington.Sally is preceded in death by her husband, George; daughter, Molly; grandson, Paul; her parents, Forrest and Bernice; 2 brother, 2 sisters, several brother and sisters-in-law, and Dilmus and Lorena (Father and Mother-in-law).Sally is survived by Barbara and husband Buster, George Jr. and wife Deborah, Robert and wife Kathy, Dilmus and wife Debbie, Lorena, Louise and husband Scott, and Lynn Ann. Blessed with many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, her legacy will live on with a Great-Granddaughter Sally Rose and Great-Great-Grandbaby due in December. She is also survived by a brother, Robert and Many Nieces and Nephews as well as special friend Debbie and husband Jimmy.The family of Sally Teague wishes to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Peter Chang, Angels Care hospice, Jennifer, Bailey, Mandy, Sheri, Marcella, and Chaplain Jenkins.
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Everett Kester Finley - March 20, 1927 - April 11, 2022
Departed: 04/11/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Everett Kester Finley is preceded in death by first wife Thelma L. Finley.Everett Kester Finley is survived by wife Nettie H. Finley; son WayneFinley and spouse Jason Beard; daughter Marion and spouse Royce Ivey;stepsons Tom and Terry Moore; granddaughter Erica Westbrook andspouse Matt; grandson Jansen Yarbrough and spouse Tally and greatgrandchildren Savannah and Jett; grandson Zachry Yarbrough and spouseJill and great grandchild Finley.
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Carol Ann Roller - February 26, 1944 - April 11, 2022
Departed: 04/11/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Carol Ann Scroggins Roller passed away Monday, April 11, 2022, in San Angelo, Texas. Carol was born February 26, 1944, to Urban and Willie Permelia Ware Scroggins in Corsicana, Texas. Carol married Benny E. Roller who she met on a trip to see her mother in California and had seven children, Benny Jr, Sissy, Bobby, Kenny, Monty, Mikki, and David. Carol later moved to back to San Angelo with Bob Reynolds in 2003.She is survived by Husband Robert Reynolds, children Bobby, Kenny, Monty, Mikki, and Dan, one brother, Edward Joe and wife Kay Scroggins, three half-sisters, Tina, Tia, and Toni Knox Henson, and numerous grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. She is preceded in death by her father Urban Scoggins, mother Willie, son Benny Jr., daughter Sissy, and half-brother Ricky McCauley. Carol lived with her grandparents, Bertha and James Talley and Uncle Sonny after her dad died. She also lived with her mother and Ralph and had the best time in Clovis, New Mexico where she was a cheerleader in Jr. High and then again in High School. When her mother left to move to California with Ralph her gym teacher, Mrs. Purdy took her in. She always was thankful to her aunts and their husbands for taking her in and giving her the guidance, they could in times when it was needed. She went to beauty school and had a beauty shop which was hard work, but it was enjoyable and fed the family. Carol had many jobs throughout her life that helped her grow and gain confidence in herself and her abilities. She made many good friends throughout the years.Some of her favorite thing in life were her Lord, her kids and family including grandkids and great grandchildren, Bob Reynolds and her friends, her pets. She enjoyed playing the slot machines, having a clean house, traveling, the horse races, cars, and eating out.She always said that raising the kids was lots of fun and hard work. She wished she would have taken a deep breath and relished it more as it went by so fast. She always tried to make a home and life for them like the one she wished for when she was young.
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Samuel Lagrand Robison - March 20, 1943 - April 09, 2022
Departed: 04/09/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Sam was born on March 20, 1943, to Mertie (Bilbrey) Robison & Samuel LaGrand Robison Sr. in McAlester, Oklahoma. He and his family lived there until after World War II ended. Then the family moved to San Angelo, TX.Sam joined the Navy reserves with his mom’s approval at age 17 in March of 1960. One month after joining, he transferred to the Army and went active duty on June 27, 1960. He spent 3 years with the 82nd Airbourne. Then he went to Special Forces training company for 14 months and trained as a medic. His first tour was with 7th Special Forces Group / 11th Coop.Mike Force Eagle Flight Recon Platoon Special Forces Group to Vietnam in 65-66. When he got to Vietnam, he levied into the 5th Special Forces Group, then to 3rd Special Forces Group. After he spent 12 months there, he went back to Fort Bragg. His 2nd tour was with 5th Special Forces Group I C & C Set at Phu Bai to Vietnam in 67-68. After his 14-month tour there, he went back to Fort Bragg. Once back in the states, he learned that the 6th Special Forces Group had received orders to go back to Vietnam with extended time of service. He had orders to go with them. With no time between tours, he decided to leave the Army. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart, Air Medal, Good Conduct Medal at Clasp Bronze, 2 Loops (Good Conduct #2), National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal and Bronze Star, Combat Medical Badge 1st award, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Ribbon w/ device 1960, Expert Badge, Auto Rifle Bar, & Carbine Bar and Rifle Bar, Sharpshooter and Rifle Bar, and Parachutist Badge – Senior. He discharged on March 25, 1969, as a Special Forces Medic with a rank of E-7. He served 8 years, 9 months, and 23 days. He could tell you down to hours and minutes.He was a proud member of the Texas Veterans for Veterans, Special Operation Association, Purple Heart and Disabled Veterans of America.Among other things following his time in the Army, he owned and operated several bars on Chadbourne Street in San Angelo. He worked in the oil field for about 20 years, which took him to many states. He became an electrician and worked with his late brother, Bob, for many years.He loved fishing, archery & riding motorcycles with his son Robby, late brothers Bob and Wesley. He enjoyed spending time with family; proudly watching his grandchildren play sports of any kind; and giving them pointers on how to improve their game. He liked making art from wood to give to his family and friends, listening to any and all of Don Williams’ music, and spending time with his close friends and combat brothers; Tim, Kenny, Floyd, Johnny, Rick, Larry, and others.Sam went to be with the Lord at home surrounded by family on April 9th, 2022.He was preceded in death by his parents, son Timothy and brothers Wesley & Robert.He is survived by his wife, Syble Dianne Robison, son Robby and his wife Ila; 5 daughters: Gina, Michele, Krislynn and husband Matt Neace, Christy and husband Kevin Boen and Samantha and husband Jerry Garcia; 16 grandchildren: Carly, Hunter, Tyler, Brandon, Michael, Logan, Timothy, Madison, Matthew, Jarric, Dean, Parker, Preston, Laney, Elijah and Gabriel; 8 great-grandchildren: Ali, Harley, Kase, Kinzley, Jayden, Braxton, Anais & Ethan and two more on the way.
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Charles Scott Grube - July 23, 1977 - April 09, 2022
Departed: 04/09/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Charles Scott Grube, 44, passed away Saturday, April 09, 2022. Scott was born July 23, 1977 in San Angelo, Texas.Scott was a lifelong avid artist and enjoyed spending his time drawing and building model cars, even creating his own from various materials.Scott graduated from Eldorado High School in 1998 where he lived with his Uncle George and Aunt Marie Brock.He is preceded in death by his mother, Julie Anne Bearden, his maternal grandparents and paternal grandfather.He is survived by his step-father, Robert Bearden of San Angelo, sister Robin DiNegris and husband Jay, niece Jolyne, nephew Anthony, and Great-Niece Allison, all of Stafford Springs, Connecticut, Grandmother Shirlene Bearden of San Angelo, as well as numerous aunts, uncle's, and cousins.Scott will forever be missed by all who knew him.We would rather you be here with us, but are comforted knowing you are in God's loving hands and we will be together again in heaven.You will forever be in our hearts.
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Clarence Josiah Manis - May 20, 1961 - April 08, 2022
Departed: 04/08/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Clarence “Joe” Manis, 60 years old, of San Angelo, passed away on April 8, 2022, at Shannon Medical Center surrounded by family.Joe was born in Anchorage, Alaska to Leroy and Loretta Manis on May 20, 1961. He traveled the world as a child of a military family. He graduated from Central High School in San Angelo in 1979. He joined the United States Navy and served from 1979 to 1981. He worked as a Certified Mechanic for most of his life. Before retirement, he worked in construction. He loved to work with his hands and make things beautiful. Joe was an active member of the Concho Valley Dart Association, serving as team captain for Morey’s Fab Five. He was a DJ for Morey’s Club and Sports Bar Wildfire Karaoke. Joe loved to dance and sing, was an avid collector of die-cast cars, and was most at peace when fishing. He loved and lived life to the fullest every day. His final year was his happiest. He met his fiancé, Dorri Jowers, and was engaged to be married on May 14, 2022.Joe is preceded in death by his father, Leroy Manis. He is survived by his fiancé, Dorri Jowers of San Angelo; mother, Loretta Manis of San Angelo; brothers, Leonard Manis and wife Ginger, of San Angelo, and Leroy “Bucky” Manis of Euless. He is also survived by his children and grandchildren, his son Josiah Manis and wife Kayla of Ballinger, along with grandchildren Jesse Vela, Destiny Vela, Zoey Vela, and Josiah Manis; his daughter Elizabeth Manis and wife Lisa of Ballinger, along with grandchildren Sierra Barrow, Grayson Covington, Joey Covington, Evan Covington, and Shane Manis; son Hollis Manis and wife Kaydee of San Angelo, along with grandchildren Christian Storms, Kyle Manis, Nevaeh Manis, Lillie Fisher, Violet Fisher, Kaydon Fisher, and Clover Manis; step-son Catlin Barraza and wife Dawn of Ackerly, along with grandchildren James Walters, Codi-Lynn Evans, Skye Barraza, and Aowyn Barraza; and step-son Joaquin Jimenez of Ballinger, along with grandson Gage Jimenez. He is also survived by several nieces, nephews, and friends that considered him to be a brother. A memorial service will be held April 16, 2022, at 10 A.M. at Calvary Baptist Church of San Angelo. The family of Joe Manis wishes to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Duarte and the staff of Shannon Medical Center and Hospice of San Angelo.
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Sidney Joe Long - November 29, 1936 - April 07, 2022
Departed: 04/07/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Sidney Joe Long.
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Gerald Ray Pearce - October 29, 1946 - April 05, 2022
Departed: 04/05/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Gerald Ray Pearce.
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Edna Fern Hackler - August 16, 1927 - April 02, 2022
Departed: 04/02/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Edna Fern Hackler.
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Victor Manuel Gutierrez - August 12, 1964 - April 01, 2022
Departed: 04/01/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Victor Manuel Gutierrez Rodriguez passed away on April 1, 2022, in San Angelo, Texas. Victor was born on August 12, 1964, in Saltillo Coahuila, Mexico and moved to San Angelo, Texas until his passing. He had a passion for music and was known to many as D.J. Pelon. Whether it was Dj-ing a party on the weekend or cooking for family and friends, you could always find him with a cold beer in his hand listening to his favorite “exitos perrones”. Victor enjoyed riding his motorcycle on spontaneous trips to Mexico to visit his brother. Victor is survived by his children, Victor Alejandro Gutierrez and wife Stephanie, Griselda Gutierrez Tovar and husband Jeffrey, and Gilberto Galvan Gutierrez, grandchildren, Gladys, Noah, Abel, Xavier, and Emmy, brother, Francisco Gutierrez and wife Julia, sisters Margarita Carrillo and Maria Rodriguez, many nieces and nephews, and countless family and friends who loved him dearly. He is preceded in death by his mother Juana Maria Rodriguez, father Margarito Carrillo Trejo, father Victor Gutierrez Fuentes, nephew Angel Eduriel Gutierrez Ramirez, and lifelong friend Griselda Galvan.Services are under the direction of Shaffer Funeral Home/ Sherwood Way Chapel. Visitation will be held on Thursday, April 7, 2022, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with Rosary starting at 6:00 p.m. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, April 8, 2022, at 2:00 p.m. at Shaffer Funeral Home on Sherwood Way. On-line condolences may be made at www.shafferpioneer.com.“ Te queremos mucho apa, ay los vemos! Awiwi!!! “Victor Manuel Gutierrez Rodriguez falleció el 1° de Abril, 2022 en la ciudad de San AngeloTexas. Victor nació el 12 de Agosto del 1964 en Saltillo Coahuila, México y se mudó y radico enSan Angelo hasta el día de su fallecimiento.Victor tenia una gran pasión para la música y fue reconocido por muchos como DJ Pelon. Seaestuviera tocando música en una fiesta a fin de semana o cocinando para amigos o familiares,siempre disfrutaba con una cerveza bien fría y como le nombraba el, sus “éxitos perrones!”A Victor le encantaba montar en su motocicleta y salir espontáneamente hacia México paravisitar a su hermano.Victor es sobrevivido por sus hijos Victor Alejandro Gutierrez y su esposa Stephanie, GriseldaGutierrez Tovar y esposo Jeffrey, y Gilberto Galvan Gutierrez. Sus nietos y nietas Gladys, Noah,Abel, Xavier, y Emmy, su hermano Francisco Gutierrez y esposa Julia, hermanas MargaritaCarrillo y Maria Rodriguez, muchos sobrinos y sobrinas, e incontables miembros de familia yamigos que lo amaban mucho.El es precedido en muerte por su madre Juana Maria Rodriguez, Padre Margarito Carrillo Trejo,Padre Victor Gutierrez Fuentes, sobrino Angel Eduriel Gutierrez Ramirez, y amiga de toda lavida Griselda Galvan.Los servicios fúnebres están bajo la dirección de la funeraria Shaffer Funeral Home y SherwoodWay Chapel.Visitacion será el Jueves 7 de Abril de las 10 de la mañana a 6 de la tarde y servicio de Rosarioserá a las 6 de la tarde ese mismo día.Servicios fúnebres serán el Viernes 8 de Abril en la funeraria Shaffer Funeral Home ubicada en1939 Sherwood Way en San Angelo a las 2 de la tarde.Condolencias pueden ser enviadas por internet en www.shafferpioneer.com.“Te Queremos Mucho Apa, ay los vemos! Awiwi!”The family is providing lunch for everyone on Friday, April 8, 2022, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. The address to La Quinta is 2307 W. Loop 306, San Angelo, Texas 76904. Please join the family for fellowship during this time of need.
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Ernest Whitaker - December 25, 1947 - March 30, 2022
Departed: 03/30/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Ernest Whitaker passed away peacefully Wednesday morning March 30, 2022, at Granbury Hospital. He was 74 years old. Ernest was born in Eden, Texas to Noil and Mary Whitaker. Ernest was a very giving and loving person. He worked hard in his employment, which included driving trucks all across the USA. He was also a veteran of the US Army. Ernest is preceded in death by his brother Edward H. Whitaker, father Noil Whitaker, and Mary Whitaker. He is survived by his sister Estelle Wheeler, brothers Don C. Whitaker and David C. Whitaker.A graveside service will be held at 10:00 am on Saturday, April 2, 2022, at Eden Cemetery.
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Beverly Swann - November 04, 1956 - March 30, 2022
Departed: 03/30/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Beverly Swann.
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Richard Clay Oxley - May 09, 1960 - March 30, 2022
Departed: 03/30/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Richard Clay Oxley.
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Rodney Emerson Dyer - March 23, 1938 - March 29, 2022
Departed: 03/29/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Rodney Dyer, 84, of Grape Creek passed away peacefully at home on March 29, 2022. He was born March 23, 1938 in a railroad boxcar in Eola, Texas to Emerson and Neita Dyer. He married the love of his life on September 5, 1959 in San Angelo, Texas. He picked cotton when he was very young, worked 15+ years for Ponca Wholesale, 10+ years for Tom’s Chip, 10+ years for Deli Express, and 5 years for Jim Bass Ford. He quit Jim Bass Ford to take care of mom that had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. He loved to fish, go camping, going to the horse races, really enjoyed going to the casinos. He was a jokester to the point when he actually was telling the truth we often wouldn’t believe him. Rodney & his late wife helped his daughter raise their grandsons Mikel, Edward, Fabian & Joshua. Rodney is preceded in death by his loving wife Norma Dyer, his parents Emerson and Neita Dyer, his in-laws AC and Mattie Collins, his two step-sons he raised Ronnie McDaniel and Gene McDaniel, his brother Richard Dyer and his lifelong friend Ray Eaton.Rodney is survived by his daughter Caroline Trejo of the home in Grape Creek, his son Paul Dyer and wife Nancy of San Angelo, Texas. He is also survived by 13 grandchildren Craig Crawford and wife Kathy of St. George, Georgia, JoAnn Daly and husband Jim of Stonewall, Louisiana, Chris McDaniel and wife Theresa of Zephyr, Texas, Caleb McDaniel of Zephyr, Texas, Jeremy Keaton of San Angelo, Texas, Kevin McDaniel and wife Felina of Fort Davis, Texas, Andrew Dyer and wife Kumi of Chula Vista, California, Jillian Dyer of San Antonio, Texas, Mikel Trejo of San Antonio, Texas, Edward Trejo and wife Star of Grape Creek Texas, Fabian Trejo of Grape Creek, Texas, Joshua Trejo and wife Caradee of Austin, Texas, and Garrett Everett and wife Jenna of Lubbock, Texas, 29 great-grandchildren Emma Taylor and husband Tyler, Levi Cribb and wife Misty, Nolan Crawfrd and wife Bethany, Abby, Samantha Nolte and husband Michael, Krystal Todd, Rachel Todd and Juan, Miles, Gracie, Candene, Mikaela, Emmalyn, Ethan, Brian, Damian, Kendrick, Aaliyah, Lilly’Anna, Aurora, Izaiah, Jeramiah, Emerson, Evelyn, Jameson, Jeffery, Caleb, Sloan, Drew and one on the way, 8 great-great grandchildren Emma, Brody, Enrique, Alayna, Anna, Lonnie, Drew, and Carter, also by his brother Johnny Dyer of Loon Lake, Washington, sister-in-law Marsha Dyer of Crestview, Florida, daughter-in-law Bellenda McDaniel of Bertram, Texas, lifelong friend Dorothy Eaton of San Angelo, Texas, lots of nieces and nephews and extended family members, a host of friends and of course our fur babies Honey, Max, Beaner, Mickey D, Babygirl, and Myla. I also want to thank Tammy, Domingo, Debbie, Abbi, Kaelyn & Veronica from St Gabriel’s Hospice for taking good care of him. Also Dr Alred for taking care of dad for many years. Graveside Service will be Saturday, April 9, 2022 at 3:00 pm at Lawnhaven Cemetery
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Elton Oliver Anderson - December 24, 1941 - March 29, 2022
Departed: 03/29/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Elton Oliver Anderson, 80, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away on March 29, 2022, in San Angelo. Elton was born in Longview, TX to Felix Hollan and Pauline Mildred (Vaughn) Anderson on December 24, 1941. He was a Christmas Eve baby. Elton attended Ballinger High School. He enlisted into the Marines after high school. He married R. Carolyn Morris on June 20, 1964, in Abilene, TX. He was a road construction superintendent for Reece Albert, Inc. for over 40 years before he retired. He was a long-time member of Immanuel Baptist Church, where he served on the usher committee and as parking lot security. After Elton retired, he began to work driving for a tire testing company to keep busy. He also worked for the city of San Angelo driving a bus for the elderly and handicapped. He enjoyed spending time in his vegetable garden. His favorite past time was spent at the gun range and going on hunting trips with his brothers. He enjoyed taking his family camping, snow skiing and other family adventures. Once his grandkids came along he enjoyed cheering them on and supporting all of their achievements. Elton was known as granddaddy to his 9 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren and to the kids in Mrs. Angie’s childcare. Elton was a great husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. He will be missed by many. Elton is preceded in death by his parents Felix Hollan and Pauline Anderson, mother-in-law Willa Mae (King) Harrell and brother Ronald Hollan Anderson. Elton is survived by his wife Carolyn, children Angela (Doug) Fauley, Joey (Anna) Anderson and Melissa (Jesse Davis) Anderson. Grandchildren Jessika (Justin) McGuire, Megan (Taybor) Flores, Michael (Larisa) Fauley, Dalton (Isabel) Anderson and Evan Anderson. Great-grandchildren Mirum and Corbin Anderson and Julie and Jacob McGuire. Brothers Raymond (Shirley) Anderson and Dale (Shirley) Anderson. Sister-in-laws Jana Anderson, Darlene Becker and LaNelle Perkin. Plus many nephews and nieces. Pallbearers will be his grandsons Dalton Anderson, Evan Anderson, Justin McGuire, Taybor Flores, Michael Fauley and nephews Trey Anderson, Jason Anderson and David Morris.
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Cookie Burns - August 28, 1954 - March 26, 2022
Departed: 03/26/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Cookie Burns, 67, from Robert Lee passed away on March 26, 2022. Born on August 28, 1954 in Fort Leonard Wood, MO, her mother made sure she got her to Robert Lee and Ole Coke County as soon as she could. She was born Debra Karen but was immediately given the nickname Cookie and from then on that’s what she was known as. She married her high school sweetheart and love of her life Sid Burns on September 29, 1973. They had two children together, Jeremy and Molly. Cookie was a loving wife, mother, granmoma, and friend. She loved spending time with her friends and was a second mom to many. She loved traveling and riding motorcycles. Christmas was her favorite holiday and a big deal at her house. Her favorite thing of all was to spend time with her family and make new memories on family vacations and family dinners. Cookie started her career in medicine as an EMT in Coke County. She then became a tech in the Shannon Emergency Department while she got her nursing license. She earned her nursing degree in 1995 and spent the next 22 years working as a nurse in different areas. She spent most of her years working for Shannon in the Emergency Department and the last five years as the employee health and safety nurse. She loved taking care of patients and helping others. She was a teacher and mentor to many, in nursing and in life. She made many wonderful friends over her career. Cookie is survived by her husband, Sid; her children Jeremy Burns and wife Samantha, Molly Bennett and her husband Matt; grandchildren Hunter McCorckle, Kiara Burns, Aden Burns, Brooke Bennett and a grandson on the way; her brother John Hinnard and wife Karla and uncle Richard Bryan who was more of a brother and his wife Tillie. She is also survived by her mother-in-law Inez Harper, in-laws Suzanne and Richard Johnson, Bill and Linda Burns, Doug and Marlane Burns, Ernest and Linda Burns and special cousin Jimmy Martin and his wife Lorri, along with many nieces, nephews and cousins. She is proceeded in death by her mother Thelma Jo Hinnard and father Gene Hinnard.
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Francine Nordin - August 15, 1967 - March 26, 2022
Departed: 03/26/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Francine Renee Nordin of San Angelo, Texas went to be with her Lord on March 26, 2022. She is preceded in death by her beloved husband of 33 years, Monte Nordin; mother-in-law, Wanda Young; maternal grandmother Estella Cuellar; paternal grandmother, Mary Trevino; and many others.Francine is survived by her son Berek Nordin and partner, Mac Nordin of San Antonio, Texas; daughter Devin Nordin and granddaughters Elena Nordin-Jessen and NovaLeia Ledbetter of San Angelo, Texas; father, Frank Trevino and wife Yolanda Trevino, of San Angelo, Texas; mother Gloria Trevino and husband Henry Trevino, of San Antonio, Texas; brothers Franky Trevino of San Antonio, Texas, Philip Trevino, of Houston, Texas, Joe Henry Pena, his wife Rachelle, of The Woodlands, Texas, Nathan Nordin Jr. and wife Susan Nordin of Covington, Louisiana; sisters JoAnna Pena, of Amarillo,Texas; and Kimberly Blankenship of San Angelo, Texas; as well as many nieces, nephews, and friends.Born on August 15, 1967, Francine was a green-eyed beauty with unmatchable wit. She graduated from Central High School in 1985 and found the love of her life, Monte Nordin, soon after. Throughout their marriage, they worked together to build the loving home they always wanted for their two children. Through her work in physical therapy and home healthcare, she found a fulfillment that was obvious to others by her glow. Unfortunately, her career was cut short due to illness. However, her glow returned when she welcomed her first grandchild in 2011. She spent the last 10 years of her life caring for her granddaughters, who she adored almost as much as they adored her. Francine will be remembered for sharing the best life advice, pep-talks, and most importantly comic relief with everyone around her. She laughed often and loved intensely. Always the first to lend a helping hand, Francine was loyal and compassionate to many. She was loved by all she encountered. Heaven is lucky to have her now. She will be severely missed by her surviving family, particularly her children and grandchildren, to whom she dedicated her life. At last, she is reunited with the love of her life, and we will always be thankful for her presence and wisdom. We’ll love you forever,We’ll like for always,As long as We’re living,Our mommy you’ll be. Forever and Always.The family is once again overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and financial support they have received during this trying time. Words cannot express their gratitude. A celebration of life will be held on Saturday, April 2, 2022 at Shaffer Funeral home at 2:00 pm. It will be livestreamed via Facebook for those who cannot attend in person.
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Wanda Fowler - March 16, 1936 - March 26, 2022
Departed: 03/26/2022 (San Angelo)
Obituary Preview: Longtime San Angelo resident Wanda Ragsdale Fowler 86 passed away peacefully in her sleep March 26th, 2022 at home. She was born March 16th, 1936 in Odessa, TX to Clyde H. Ragsdale, and Edna L. Delavan, and she and her sister were raised in Monahans, TX by her aunt and uncle Ruby E. Fitch, and Earl L. Fitch. It was in Monahans where she met Melvin D. (Sonny) Fowler, and they were married November 3rd, 1953 in Lovington, NM.She spent twenty years as military wife (Air Force and Army) and she and Melvin lived in Texas, Colorado, California, Germany, and North Carolina. She spent another twenty years in Big Spring as Melvin perused a second career as Captain of the Big Spring Police Department. It was there where Wanda obtained her real estate license and spent many years selling real estate. She and Melvin moved to San Angelo in 1993, where she worked for Dierschke and Dierschke before her retirement.She was preceded in death by her parents, Clyde Ragsdale, Edna McCombs, husband Melvin D Fowler, sister Clydene Goodman, and son Melvin D. (Danny) Fowler Jr.She is survived by her children Sammy C. Fowler, and Stacy D. Fowler. Four grand children Dillon Durrett, T.J. Fowler, Erin Fowler, Natalie Fowler, and one great grandson Luke Saluri.There are no services planned at this time, her ashes will be interred with her husband of 60 years in the Texas State Veteran Cemetery in Abilene.If so desired, the family suggests a donation in her memory to St. Jude Children Hospital.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an obituary?
An obituary is a written notice that announces the death of a person, typically including their name, age, date of birth and death, and a brief biography. It's usually published in a newspaper, online, or in a funeral program to inform friends, family, and acquaintances of the person's passing.
Why are obituaries important?
Obituaries serve as a way to honor and celebrate the life of the deceased, while also providing important information about their passing, funeral arrangements, and any memorial services. They can also help loved ones process their grief and provide closure.
Who typically writes an obituary?
The responsibility of writing an obituary usually falls on the family members or close friends of the deceased. In some cases, a funeral home or crematorium may offer assistance with writing the obituary.
What information should be included in an obituary?
A typical obituary includes the deceased person's full name, age, date of birth and death, place of residence, occupation, education, military service (if applicable), hobbies, interests, and surviving family members. It may also include details about the funeral or memorial service.
How long should an obituary be?
The length of an obituary can vary depending on the publication or platform it will be published on. Generally, it should be concise and to the point, ranging from 100 to 500 words.
Can I include photos in an obituary?
Yes, many publications allow you to include one or more photos of the deceased in the obituary. This can be a nice way to personalize the tribute and make it more engaging for readers.
What is the difference between an obituary and a death notice?
A death notice is a brief announcement of someone's passing, usually including only the basic facts such as name, age, and date of death. An obituary, on the other hand, provides more detailed information about the person's life and accomplishments.
How do I submit an obituary to a newspaper?
You can usually submit an obituary to a newspaper by emailing or faxing it to their obituary department. Be sure to check their specific guidelines and deadlines beforehand.
Can I write an obituary before someone passes away?
While it may seem morbid, some people do choose to write their own obituary in advance as part of their estate planning. This can ensure that their final wishes are respected and provide guidance for their loved ones during a difficult time.
How much does it cost to publish an obituary?
The cost of publishing an obituary varies widely depending on the publication, word count, and any additional features such as photos or online access. Expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $1,000 or more.
Can I publish an obituary online?
Yes, there are many online platforms that allow you to publish an obituary for free or for a fee. These may include websites like Legacy.com, Tributes.com, or social media sites like Facebook.
How long does it take for an obituary to be published?
The timeframe for publishing an obituary can vary depending on the publication's schedule and deadlines. Typically, it takes anywhere from a few hours to several days for an obituary to appear in print or online.
Can I make corrections to an obituary after it's been published?
If you notice errors in an already-published obituary, contact the publication or platform immediately to request corrections. They may be able to make changes online or issue a correction in a subsequent edition.
What is a living obituary?
A living obituary is a biographical sketch written about someone who is still alive. This can be a unique way to celebrate a person's life achievements and milestones while they are still with us.
Can I write my own self-obituary?
Yes, some people choose to write their own self-obituary as a way to reflect on their life experiences and accomplishments. This can be a therapeutic exercise or a way to leave a lasting legacy for loved ones.
Are there any specific guidelines for writing an obituary for someone who was young or died unexpectedly?
Yes, when writing an obituary for someone who died young or unexpectedly, it's essential to be sensitive to the family's grief and avoid sensationalizing the circumstances of their death. Focus on celebrating their life and accomplishments instead.
Can I include quotes or lyrics in an obituary?
Absolutely! Including meaningful quotes, lyrics, or poems can add depth and personality to an obituary. Just be sure to obtain any necessary permissions or credits.
How do I handle writing an obituary for someone with a complex or difficult past?
When writing an obituary for someone with a complicated history, aim to strike a balance between honesty and tact. Focus on their positive qualities and achievements while avoiding sensationalism or controversy.
Can I write an obituary for someone who was not well-known or did not have many friends?
Absolutely! Every person deserves to be remembered and celebrated, regardless of their social status or connections. An obituary can serve as a meaningful tribute even if they didn't have many acquaintances.
Are there any cultural or religious considerations when writing an obituary?
Yes, different cultures and religions have varying traditions and customs surrounding death announcements. Be respectful of these differences when writing an obituary to ensure it honors the deceased person's heritage.
Can I include charitable donations or memorial information in an obituary?
Yes! Many families choose to include information about charitable donations or memorial funds in lieu of flowers. This can be a meaningful way to continue the deceased person's legacy.
How long will an online obituary remain available?
The duration that an online obituary remains available varies depending on the platform or website. Some may keep them archived indefinitely, while others may remove them after a certain period.
Can I republish an old obituary online?
If you want to republish an old obituary online, you may need permission from the original publication or copyright holder. Additionally, consider updating the content to make it more relevant for online readers.
Are there any benefits to publishing an obituary beyond just informing people of someone's passing?
Publishing an obituary can serve as a therapeutic outlet for grieving families, provide closure for friends and acquaintances, and even help preserve family history for future generations.
Can I use humor in an obituary?
Absolutely! Humor can be an effective way to celebrate someone's personality and spirit in an obituary. Just be sure it's appropriate for the audience and doesn't offend anyone.
How do I ensure that my loved one's memory lives on through their obituary?
To keep your loved one's memory alive through their obituary, consider sharing stories, anecdotes, and memories that showcase their personality and achievements. You can also encourage others to share their own tributes and condolences online or in person.