Hayley Marie Stone passed away Monday, June 12, in San Antonio, Texas at the age of She was born April 22, in Llano, Texas to Brian Stone and Tina Mangum. Hayley lived in Kingsland, Texas and attended Llano High School.

She worked as a hostess for Tamale King, and attended Packsaddle Fellowship in Kingsland, Texas and Journey Fellowship in Llano, Texas. Her interests included piano, french horn, flute, and more, she was very musically talented. Hayley was a bright, beautiful, young woman. Her passion and talents excelled in music and her love for her friends that she showed daily.

She brightened up the room when she walked in. She made an impression on the lives of everyone who knew her. Hayley was a gift to all who knew her, she now has peace and love in heaven with her God, her dad, grandad, and family.

Hayley is survived by her mother, Tina Mangum; brothers, Kaden Mangum, and David Rivera; aunts, Stacey Mangum Oliver and husband Cody, and Angela Simien and husband Joel; grandmothers, Ann Mangum and Rosemary Stone; and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. Funeral service will be held Tuesday, June 20, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas at 2: Pallbearers include Cody Oliver, Joel Simien, Patrick Hazel, Clayton McCowan, Robbie Caropepe, and Chris Howell. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Hayley Stone Memorial Fund at Llano National Bank, Ford St.

Born in Llano and raised in Tow, the son of Andrew and Carmen Alexander, he was a longtime resident of Tow. In his early years, Jerry would help at the family's business, Alexander Boat Dock, on Lake Buchanan.

After graduating from Llano High School inhe attended Durham Business College and he joined the U. Air Force inproudly serving his country in Taiwan for four years as an Air Pax Specialist in charge of the airbase cargo.

He moved to Odessa in to work in the oil industry from which he retired in Jerry met his wife, Roxie, in and they were married in in San Antonio, TX. This union brought together his children and her children into a blended, loving family. Robert Scott Sutton passed away Thursday, May 25, in Llano, Texas at the age of He was born December 27, in Woodbridge, Virginia to Kevin Sutton and Pamela Isaac. Robert enjoyed woodworking, but most of all he loved his daughter Cayleigh.

Memorial service will be held Tuesday, May 30, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel at 2: Though some of his methods were unconventional, he was extremely knowledgeable about agriculture and was often recognized as a Top Producer at area auctions.

He also received multiple Wildlife Conservationist awards from the Llano County Soil and Water Conservation District. As he grew older, he enjoyed spending time in his garden, coaching and umpiring baseball, and watching his two sons participate in athletics. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Llano, served as Commander of the American Legion, President of the Evening Lions Club and was a member of the local theater group for many years.

Visitation will be on Thursday, May 25, from 5: Services will be held Friday, May 26, at Memorial donations may be made to Llano FFA and the Llano American Legion.

Jim Dear passed away Friday, May 19, at the age of 73 in Llano, Texas. No services are planned at this time. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to charity of choice.

Jerry grew up in Dickens TX and went to school in Dickens and Patton Springs schools. Jerry retired from the United States Army and served in Vietnam and numerous military bases in the US and Germany. They married in July of and lived in Oklahoma City until July when they moved to Marble Falls TX to be closer to their grandsons.

Jerry was one that never met a stranger anywhere he went and he loved to make people laugh. Brian David Painter passed away Tuesday, May 16, in Llano, Texas at the age of He was born May 15, in Oceanside, California to Kenneth R. Painter and Josie Marie McBee.

Brian was a resident of Llano for most of his life and was of the Baptist faith. He married his wife, Kaye Hague February 7, in Corpus Christi. Brian was the drummer for Cadillac Gypsies for the last 6 years. He loved music, work, and his family. He is survived by his parents, Kenneth R. Painter of San Antonio, Texas; sister, Pamela Garcia of San Antonio, Texas; and his 3 grandchildren, Nathan, Brianna, and Ryan.

Visitation will be held Friday, May 19, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano from 5: A Graveside service will be held Saturday, May 20, at Llano City Cemetery at In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to any charity of choice. Charles Winfred PeeWee Smathers passed away May 6, at the age of PeeWee lived most of his life in the small town of Valley Spring, TX.

PeeWee was born January 23, in Brownsville, TX to Forrest and Ella Mae Heyen Smathers. He was one of 7 children — James, Frances, Marion BudLester SleepyHarriet, and Marilyn. Pee Wee attended college in Uvalde, TX.

He was drafted into the United States Army in January of and went through basic training at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. He was then transferred to Fort Chafee, Arkansas for mechanic schooling. After his schooling he was sent to Fort Jackson, South Carolina where he served as Private, Motor Pool Mechanic. Pee Wee received an Honorable Discharge from the United States Army in January of He is honored on the World War II Veterans.

Monument on the Llano County Courthouse Square. Other surviving relatives include: He is preceded in death by: Visitation for PeeWee will be held at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano on Monday, May 8, from 5: Services will be held at the First Baptist Church in Llano on Tuesday, May 9, at He will be laid to rest at the Valley Spring Cemetery following the service. Pall bearers are Chip Slade nephewGlen Reid nephewLeon Tucker, Horace Oestreich, Pug Lange brother in law and Jimmy Reid brother in law.

Honorary Pall bearers are Russell Ricketson brother in law and James Smathers brother. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the Jacey Smathers Memorial Scholarship Fund — Tarleton State University, Box T, Stephenville, TX Reuben Vane Schneider Jr. One more World War II veteran has been lost to the ages. Robert Lee Schmidt, age 92, was born on November 11,and died on April 24, He was born in Doss, Texas, to Oscar E.

Schmidt and Clara Neffendorf Schmidt, the eldest of five siblings. His family moved to Llano where he was raised and attended school. By the time he was in high school, World War II was underway. Immediately after graduation from Llano High School he entered the Army where he served on the Pacific Theater in the Phillipines. His service was honored with the presentation of a Quilt of Valor on October 2, Robert was a lifelong Lutheran and was a member of St.

James Lutheran Church in Llano. He served as President, Vice President and Treasurer of the congregation for a number of years. He was strong in his faith and we take comfort knowing he has been welcomed by his heavenly Father.

Robert is preceded in death by his wife, Lillie, and his young brother Nolan. He is survived by three sisters and one brother-in-law, Doris Tate, Gladys Talley and husband Teddy Joeand Vondean Schmidt. His children are Sandra Wilson, Carol Jones, and Leon Schmidt and wife Roxanne. He has 6 grandchildren, Julie Crowell, Rebecca Peterson and husband Roland PetersonCraig Jones and wife Michelle ButlerAaron Jones, Katie Schmidt and Toni Schmidt, and 7 great-grandchildren.

Nicholas Allen Rose Middleton. And many friends who were like family to him. A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, April 29 th Food and Drinks are being supplied.

Billy Don Greenwood went to his heavenly home on April 17, at the age of He was born November 1, in Burnet, Texas to Homer Greenwood and Cleva Halliburton Greenwood. He lived all his life in Llano except for a few years working in the oil fields in west Texas. The last 13 years of his life he was a resident at Care Inn of Llano.

Billy Don was preceded in death by his father, mother, brother Printess, and half-sister Shirley. Survivors include sons Billy Greenwood of Llano, Bobby Greenwood and wife Crystal of Llano, daughter Shelly Lively and husband Brandon of Mason.

Twelve grandchildren Dustin, Sabrina, Katy, Gage, Ashten, Travis, Mason, Brent, Khyler, Sasha, Trenton, and Trey. Seven great- grandchildren Luna, Chase, Travis, Jules, Emma, Jax, and Alena. He is also survived by brothers Robert and Frankie Greenwood of Llano and sisters Lajuana Wimberley of Llano, Donna Bistle of Biloxi, Mississippi, and Kathy Vaughn of Burnet.

He is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial will be held at a later date. God was shining down on the lives of many on January 17th, when He blessed us with Becky Louise Blackwood-Bell.

She was born in Lampasas, Texas, the first daughter and third born of the 6 B's, all of whom are devastated by the loss of their beloved sister. She went to be with Our Lord on April 19, Becky Llano, Texas was a Nurse before she transferred into the role of Business Office Manager at Llano Nursing and Rehab. She is preceded in death by: She is survived by: Siblings, Burt Blackwood Llano, TexasBen and Debby Blackwood Houston, TexasBryan Blackwood Llano, TexasBarbara and Lance Ahrlett Llano, Texasand Billie Blackwood Llano, Texas.

Ma'Tayah Blackwood, George Ryder Layton, Raechal ChristianSeverin Layton, Emma Powell, Justin Creswell and Braidon Layton. She also leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews: JC, Bettie, Joshua, Roxann, Amanda, Hilary, Jeramy, Jamie, Ashlynn, Bryanna and Raine, as well as several great nieces and nephews. How do you even begin to describe someone like Becky? We could tell you that she was more than the moon and the stars.

A beacon of light. A breath of fresh air. She was more than squiggly wiggly, which was her definition of infinite love. Please join us in celebrating the life of a wonderful, irreplaceable woman on Saturday, April 29th at 10am at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas. Rosie Bell West passed away Sunday, April 16, in Llano, Texas at the age of She was born June 23, in Cottonwood, Texas to Marion Buchanan and Mary Green.

Rosie lived most of her life in Llano and was of the Baptist faith. Rosie is preceded in death by her parents, Marion Buchanan and Mary Buchanan; and husband, Garland West. She is survived by her son, Johnny West of Springtown, Texas; daughters, Linda Spencer of Comanche, Texas, Liz Mills of Kingsland, Texas, and Sheila Donald and husband Danny of Springtown, Texas; sisters, Vada Locke of Weatherford, Texas, Louise Pace of Fort Worth, Texas, Thelma Terry of Fort Worth, Texas and Johnnie Dean Mills of Fort Worth, Texas; 7 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, 1 great great granddaughter, and numerous nieces, and nephews.

A memorial service will be held at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas, Thursday, April 20, at 1: In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Cross and Spurs Cowboy Church, W. Lillian Dean, Buchanan Dam, TX Services are pending at this time. Nita is survived by her loving husband, Rudy Cunningham, son, Ron Cunningham, daughter in law, Carol Cunningham, granddaughter Kathryn Cunningham, sisters Maxine Holdridge and Diane Ashby, brother, Charles Ashby and numerous nieces, nephews and friends.

She was preceded in death by her daughter, Carolyn Ann Cunningham, her parents, and twin sister, Jackie Sterling. At the age of 19, Nita met and married Rudolph Rudy Joe Cunningham in Odessa, Texas. Inthe family moved to Kingsland and joined the Kingsland Community Church. Nita retired from HEB with over 30 years of service. Nita enjoyed sewing, quilting prayer quilts for her church, cooking deserts, raising her chickens and spending time outdoors.

Nita was a loving, caring and giving Christian woman, wife, doting mother and grandmother, aunt and friend. Visitation will be held Thursday, April 13, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Kingsland from 4: A memorial service will be held at the Kingsland Community Church, Friday, April 14, at He is preceded in death by his father, Bud Warren and his mother Jean Warren King.

He is survived by another brother, Scotty Warren and his two children, Dustin and Fallon of Texas. Chris had many aunts and uncles and cousins. Many people in the community will remember Chris as a friendly greeter for Walmart in Marble Falls.

He worked there for seventeen years, having retired from there in We will all miss his kind, gentlemanly ways. A memorial service will be Friday, April 7 th at Preceded in death by her husband Gordon Melvin Landers and parents, S.

Landers is survived by the following, daughter, Sharon Landers Clawson and spouse Johnny Clawson of San Angelo, Texas, son, Stephen Richard Landers and spouse Judy Parks Landers of Llano, Texas, daughter, Karen Landers Pollei and spouse Gary Pollei of Buda, Texas. Grandchildren Aron Clawson Horton and spouse Todd Horton of San Angelo, Texas, Jody Stephen Landers of Llano, Texas, Walter Casey Landers and spouse Crystal Buchanan Landers of Llano, Texas, Jaydon Boyce Pollei and spouse Cara Linker Pollei of Kyle, Texas, Justin Wade Pollei and spouse Kristen Kirk Pollei of Wimberley, Texas.

Great Grandchildren Mitchell John Horton, Reece Ryan Horton, Lyndi Jean Landers, Cole Casey Landers, Hudson Boyce Pollei, and Samuel Wade Pollei. Anita Bess Jackson Caraway passed away peacefully in her sleep on April 1, at Gateway Assisted Living in Marble Falls, TX. She had been a resident of Llano for 33 years after moving from Brownfield, Texas. Anita is survived by her daughter, Darla James and Husband Gary James; her granddaughter, Michele Goodner and her husband Shad Goodner; three great granddaughters- Olivia, Jaden and Lila Goodner; and her always adored big brother Robert Bob Jackson, and his children - Jeanette Davidson, Paulette Heimer, Robert Jackson JR.

She was born on April 16, in Breckenridge, Texas to Robert and Bess Owens Jackson. Her mother later married B. Frank Craig who was a loving step-father to Anita and her older brother Bob. They moved to a farm in Weatherford, Texas where she recalled a childhood of country fun and nourished what became a lifelong devotion to animals of all kinds, with both beloved personal pets and regular contributions to various organizations.

After graduating from Weatherford H. Inshe met W. Bill Caraway while attending Texas Wesleyan College. The couple married October 11,and welcomed their only child, Darla Catherine the following year. She would also be a loving grandmother to Michele, who spent time in the summers and traveling with her…. First to Lake Arthur, NM, then back to Texas- Joshua, Elysian Fields, Longview, Hereford, Houston and then Brownfield.

While in Houston, Anita attended the University of Houston and graduated cum laude. After Bill retired inthe couple moved to the Hill Country with plans to build their retirement home in the area. They had a fixer-upper on Lake LBJ Sunrise Beach that would be their home until then. Anita had accepted a position with Llano ISD as the elementary librarian when tragically, Bill passed away in July Widowed at only 54, Anita welcomed the consuming endeavor to help as a distraction while mourning the loss of her beloved Bill.

Anita also moved forward by designing and building their dream home in It seemed to her family that Anita could do anything she set her mind to. She created create recipes, designed and sewed clothes for the family and home with professional skill, painted in watercolor and oil, sculpted, did all forms of handwork - and even learned to hang drywall and lay tile! She still loved teaching and gave classes in stained glass to interested church members; she also organized and led several group trips to Branson, MO.

Both Anita and her brother Bob, were endowed with a love of knowledge as well as an indomitable spirit of independence. Whether it was traveling through Alaska in her first RV with her granddaughter, cat, dog and a shotgun; or many summers of living in an RV in the cool mountains of Cloudcroft, NM. She was known and admired for her passion to live a full life. She was an incredibly generous, caring and a loving woman to all her family and friends. She will long be both mourned and celebrated by those whose lives she helped guide…and will live on in their hearts.

Anita desired to be cremated; there will be a memorial gathering at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel on Friday, April 7, at 1pm to celebrate her life and share memories and strength with family and friends. Anita would have appreciated donations to local pet shelters or to the American Heart Association in lieu of flowers.

Ned Bower Little, 75, of Cherokee, Texas was born on May 25, He passed away in an automobile accident on March 28, near Fredericksburg, Texas. He was born and raised in Jefferson, North Carolina, the son of Mont and Ruby Little. He was a resident of Texas for 41 years. Ned was an entrepreneurial by heart and owned and operated Texas Spa Covers Inc. Ned sold the business in and he and his wife, Ann, retired in They built a second home in Placitas, New Mexico on the wild horse mesa and enjoyed traveling, church and family.

A memorial service will be held Wednesday, April 5, at 2: Interment to follow at Gray Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Cherokee Home for Children.

Ardis Virginia Patterson passed away March 21, in Llano, Texas at the age of She was born on April 28, in Cannon Falls, Minnesota to Carl Sorensen and Ruby Banks. Ardis was a resident of Llano for more than 40 years since coming from Burnet, and was the previous owner of the Gingerbread House.

Ardis is preceeded in death by her parents, Carl Sorenson and Ruby Sorenson; and brother, Connie Sorenson. She is survived by her lifelong partner, Fred Shaffer; sons, John D. Patterson and wife Maria, and Steven C. Patterson and wife Cathy; daughter, Beth A. Cox; brother, Sterling Sorenson and wife Sharron; grandchildren, Danielle Badridze Cox and husband Nodari Badridze, Ruby Patterson, Tori Patterson, Daniel Browning, Mason Patterson, Carson Patterson, and Olivia Patterson; Nancy Patterson, mother of Ruby and Tori; extended family, Ken and Kathy Shaffer, Keith and Gina Shaffer, along with all of their children, and numerous nieces and nephews.

Memorial Service will be held at First Presbyterian Church, Saturday, April 29, at Lanette Pete passed away Friday March 17, in Llano, TX at 57 years old. Lanette was born April 13, in Austin, TX to William Ray Seward and Clemmie Fay Cantwell Seward. Lanette married her husband David Ray Rumfield on April 29, in Austin, TX.

Lanette lived in Austin most of her life, where she worked as a Veterinary Technician for 20 years. Her love for animals was a part of her beauty. Lanette was a very spirited person, not afraid to tell you what she though, never holding back anything, but also always stood by her family defending them to the bitter end.

Lanette moved to the Texas Hill Country about several years ago, returning to Austin for a short while 5 years ago to care for her Daddy until his death December 25, Lanette had a contagious laugh and would do anything for anyone. If you were her friend you were her family, she will be missed by everyone.

Graveside services will be held at Liberty Hill Cemetery Thursday, March 23, at 2: Kevin Ray Rumfield sonGuy Richard Schumann, Gregory Schumann, Donney Seward, Sammy Rumfield, and Jesse Rumfield. Officiating Graveside Services is Pastor Matthew Albrecht.

Norman Harry Grenwelge passed away Monday, March 13, in Fredericksburg, Texas at the age of Norman attended school in Castell, Texas and graduated in from Llano High School.

During WW II he served in the Army for a year. He was a rancher all of his life raising Duroc hogs and later polled Hereford cattle. Norman worked as a cowboy for many ranchers, cattle auction sales, and other jobs besides doing his own ranch work. He was an outstanding 4H and FFA leader. Norman received the FFA Honorary State and Chapter Farmer award; the 81 st Annual Llano Chamber of Commerce award; was named Cowboy of the Year and was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Norman was a lifetime member of St. He is preceded in death by his parents, Rudolph and Bessie Bauer Grenwelge; sisters, Margaret Kent and husband Luke, Josephine and brother-in-law AV Jordan.

Norman is survived by his wife, Jo Ann Grenwelge; brother, Roy and wife Sue; Roxe Ann Jordan and Jonie and husband Ron Gearhart whom he and his mother raised after the death of their parents ; nieces and nephews, step children, and many other family and friends. Visitation will be held at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas Wednesday, March 15, from 5: The funeral service will be held at 2: Interment to follow at Llano City Cemetery.

Carolyn Joyce Meyers passed away Wednesday, March 8, in Austin, Texas at the age of She was born November 27, in Medina, Texas to Clarence Wallace Turner and Edna Eleanora Sprott. Carolyn was a resident of Llano for 46 years, after moving from Seminole, Texas. She was a LVN with Llano Memorial Hospital, from which she retired.

Carolyn is preceded in death by her parents, Clarence Wallace Turner and Edna Turner; her sister, Lucille Garrett; and husband, James A. She is survived by her sons, Douglas Meyers and wife Gay, Mark Meyers and wife Donna, and Chris Meyers and wife Yvette; grandchildren, Matthew, Joe, Joey, Brandon, Bryan, Brett, Justin, and Clayton; great grandchildren, Caitlyn, Erik, Grayson, Caleb, Savannah, Brave, Legend, Jason and Brady; and numerous nieces and nephews from California.

A memorial service will be held Saturday, March 18, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel at In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital St. Jude Place Memphis, TN Joan Latrell Oestreich passed away Sunday, March 5, in Round Rock, Texas at the age of She was born June 6, in San Saba, Texas to James Hilton Key and Josie Allen. Joan was a lifetime resident of Llano, Texas, and attended the First Baptist Church of Llano.

Joan is preceded in death by her parents, James Hilton Key and Josie Key; son, Gary Lynn Oestreich; sisters, Imagene Cook, and Ada Ruth Mallett; brother, Thomas Key Franklin; and great grandson, John Xavier Myers. Walker beloved Mother, wife and friend went to her blessed reward on March 3 rd at 7 pm in her own home. Roxie was born to Grover C. Carey and Bertha Curry Carey on February 9 th One of 12 blessings born into this family.

She married Robert L. Taylor in April of They had one son Cary R Taylor. Roxie later married Eugene A. Walker of Cherokee, Texas a long term friend. Roxie was a home maker and a beloved mother and friend to many people. Service will begin at 2 pm on Sunday the 26 th of March. All who wish to celebrate the life of this special person are welcome for fellowship. Donations to the Valley Springs Primitive Baptist Church have been requested in lieu of flowers or a donation to the library of your choice.

Her ashes will be transported to Delbarton West Virginia for final rest. Rest with her Father Mother Sisters and brothers. Her son Cary will remain in the Family Home in Buchanan Dam, Texas and all who loved her are always welcome. Willard is preceded in death by his parents, Earnest Edward Hatfield and Nila Hatfield; and wife, Shirley Hatfield.

Paslay passed away Sunday, February 19, in Kingsland, Texas at the age of He was born July 22, in Barnsdall, Oklahoma to Carl Winston Paslay and Beulah Lee Darnell. Carl was a resident of Tow, Texas sincecoming from Andrews, Texas.

Carl is preceded in death by his parents Carl Winston Paslay and Beulah Lee Paslay. Rocky Point Drive, Tampa, FL or St.

She was born April 25, in Brady, Texas to Sam Houston Simpson of Field Creek, Texas and Carrie Vonn Bozarth of Llano, Texas. Jerry was a resident of Blanco, Texas for 2 years and was a former resident of Llano, Pyote, and San Saba, Texas. She worked as a homemaker, and a food broker for Sysco Food Distribution. Jerry is preceded in death by her parents, Sam Houston Simpson and Carrie Vonn Simpson; son, Jack M.

She is survived by her twin sister, Cherry Grant, four sons, David Graves and wife Lyndi, Tommy Graves and wife Ginger, Robert Graves and wife Yolanda, Joe Graves and wife Yolanda and Linda Graves widow of eldest son, Jack M.

Serving as pallbearers will be Josh Roper, Will Partin, Jeff Partin, Cole McDowell, Zol Owens, and Sam Miller. Honorary pallbearers will be Ellis Miller, Austin Crow, and David Strunk. Marshall Wilson passed away Tuesday, February 7, in Fredericksburg, Texas at the age of He was born April 27, in Austin, Texas to Monroe Wilson and Amelia Delz.

Marshall was a resident of Fredericksburg for 20 years since coming from Llano, Texas. Marshall is preceded in death by his parents, Monroe and Amelia Wilson; brother, Raymond Wilson; sisters, Lola Ashby, Ardell Lackey, Ona Marie Gellermann, Vera Kneese, and Nina Belle Johnson.

A Graveside service will be held Friday, February 10, at Llano City Cemetery at Gary Wayne Nicholas went by many names, Husband, Dad, Father, Bear, Pawpaw, Papa Gary, Pops, Friend, Amigo, and Compadre. He was an incredible man who touched so many lives.

Gary liked to take part in community and to help others. He never met a stranger. He was a man of honor. In Llano, Gary loved to take part in the Acts Retreats, helping out at Thrift Town, visiting with everyone while working the beer tent at the Crawfish Festival, and annual church chicken dinners.

We should definitely toss in his love of a good story and humor too. He will be missed by everyone who knew him and even more by those that knew him well. Gary Nicholas was born and raised in McPherson, Kansas and later moved to Texas in where he spent most of his time in Beaumont, Port Arthur, and landed in Llano. In addition to his many friends, and lives he has touched, Gary is survived by his loving wife of 40 years Prue Vivian Nicholas, his five children and ten grandchildren.

Michelle Nicholas Trevino and husband Tony of Port Arthur, Texas and their two children Madison and Trevor. Mike Nicholas and wife Karen of Austin, Texas and their three children Amanda, Grace, and Cara. Kevin Judice of Half Moon Bay, California and his two children Ben and Theo. Michelle Witcher and her husband Will Clarke of Dallas, Texas and their two children Andrew and Jack Henry. Nicole Campbell and her husband Scot of Norman, Oklahoma and their daughter Abigail.

He is preceded in death by his parents Carl and Madge Nicholas. Visitation will be held on Monday, February 6, from 6: In lieu of flowers, the family would like to suggest donating to national parks foundation or helping sponsor an individual to attend an Acts Retreat. While attending Tarleton State University, she always found time to ride her horses, do a little barrel racing, rope calves and of course hang with the love of her life, Cody.

She recently picked up a love of team roping that she and Cody enjoyed together. Jacey touched so many lives and anyone that met her fell in love with her.

The friends she made from preschool to college all remain close today. Jacey always had a smile and usually a laugh to follow. Jacey grew up very active in 4-H and participating in livestock shows.

She was so excited about nursing school and her clinicals. Jacey was also a very talented writer and loved getting hand written letters. She loved her animals. Oh how she loved them…. She loved to sing, jewelry especially turquoisshopping, riding horses, and finding bargain clothes at the thrift store.

She is preceded in death by her Grandfather, Clinton Frasier and Uncle, Glenn Savage. Jacey is survived by her parents, Rick and Jodye Smathers, Cheryl and Lucian Baca; brothers, Slade Smathers and Bryce Baca; the love of her life, Cody Atherton; grandparents, PeeWee and Mary Lou Smathers; Patsy Frasier, Joe and Debra Brown, Paul and Linda Baca; Aunt Renee Smathers, Uncle Lance and Melinda Frasier Gray Aunt LindyUncle Paul Baca, Jr.

Funeral Services will be held Sunday, February 5, at the Llano High School Auditorium at 2: Interment to follow at Valley Spring Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers will be Lance Gray, Kyle Savage, Lawrence Baca, Ken Bray, Hank York, and Cole Barber. Honorary pallbearers will include Paul Baca, Jr. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Jacey Smathers Memorial Scholarship Fund — Tarleton State University, Box T — Stephenville, TX.

Joe is preceded in death by his wife of 48 yrs. Bernice Rhea Bryant Shearer of Kingsland who passed away August 31, ; his brother Monte Alfred Shearer of Houston, TX. Daughter, Micheale Dawn Shearer Cartwright and husband Brad Cartwright, son, Brandon and daughter Emily of Rockdale, TX. Joe enlisted into the U.

Army after being drafted in He served his military duties at Ft. He was honorably discharged in Joe and Rhea were married on August 1, in Grover, TX.

Later moved to Dumas, TX where Joe worked at Midwest Implement for many years. They moved to Kingsland, TX in where Joe accepted a position of master mechanic for The Llano I.

Transportation until he retired in Memorial Services are being held Saturday morning at Nola Lorena Brown went to see Jesus on Jan. She was born on April 26, in Carrizo Springs, Texas to Walter Gray White and Nola Lorena Owen White. She Married Paul Curtis Brown who preceded her in death on Mar. They raised their four children in Del Rio Texas before they moved to Fort Stockton, Texas.

After retirement they moved to Llano, Texas. She led a full life with family and friends. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Church of your choice.

Merlin Davis passed away Wednesday, January 25, in Llano, Texas at the age of He was born March 25, in Llano, Texas to John Oliver Davis and Grace Moore. Merlin was a lifetime resident of Llano, TX. He and his wife Bernadette Moseley were married October 8, in Llano. He was self-employed as a rancher and was of the Baptist faith.

Merlin is preceded in death by his parents, 1 sister and his 3 brothers. A memorial service for Merlin will be held at a later date. Judith Elnora Judie Holland passed away Monday, January 23, in Llano, Texas at the age of She was born September 1, in Sherman, Texas to Horace R.

Woodall and Edith E. Judie was a resident of Llano sincecoming from Galveston, Texas. She is survived by her brother, J. Ned Woodall of Llano, Texas. Roy Janane Nobles Roy Janane Nobles passed away Tuesday, January 24, in Llano, Texas at the age of He was born March 6, in Llano, Texas to Roy Davy stockbrokers ceo Nobles and Elrita Tribble.

Janane was a resident of Llano since He was a member of the Pittsburg Avenue Church and attended First Baptist Church of Llano as well. Janane loved to work on cars, help young people, and really loved Christian music. He worked very hard as a car salesman and repair man at the Hill Country Auto Shop. Janane is preceded in binary option strategies 080 by his brothers, Troy Nobles and Weylon Nobles; and nephew, Jarod Myers.

He is survived by his parents, Roy Lee Nobles and Elrita Nobles; sister, Lisa Elliott and husband Tom of Llano, Texas; The love of his life Tiffany Brundage; niece, Natalie Nobles and her son Elijah Manley.

Visitation will be Sunday, January 29, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas from 5: Funeral services will be held Monday, January 30, at the First Baptist Church of Llano at 2: Interment will follow at Llano Global autotrading vs eoption Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Pittsburg Avenue Church, First Baptist Church of Llano, or any charity of choice.

June was born in Fredericksburg, Texas on August 2, to Douglas and Jerusha Frances Kuebel. She grew up in Fredericksburg and graduated from Fredericksburg High School in and was always very proud to be a Battlin Billy. She married James William Otto Marschall in Fredericksburg on June 5, They moved to Llano, Texas where they set up their home and raised their four children. June was preceeded in death by her husband James of 42 years, her son James Dudley Marschall and her parents.

June is survived by 3 daughters Debbie Ratliff and husband Glenn of Llano, Denice Marschall of Austin, Dixie Duncan and husband Joel of Marble Falls and a Daughter-in-law Sue Marschall of Premont. She was an excellent florist and greatly enjoyed putting together beautiful arrangements. June loved to travel and was always up for an adventure.

The family will receive friends on Saturday from 5: Funeral Service will be held on Sunday, January 22, at 3: Graveside services will follow at the Llano City Cemetery in Llano. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. She was born to Alice Lavon McKill d. Thelma grew up on a farm, eager to help her dad and enjoyed wearing coveralls and making ice cream from frozen well water!

As her childhood family faced challenges of the Great Depression, what they lacked in possessions was made up for in love and kindness. Thelma met Vernon at church when she was They started dating and were married on December 31, Thelma was an avid game-player throughout her lifetime. Some of her favorites were Yahtzee, dominoes, and canasta. She even enjoyed playing words-with-friends on her iPad! Thelma was gifted with an ability to sew, crochet, and smock, among other artistic skills. The gifts she made and shared continue to be a blessing to those who received them.

Thelma loved her family fiercely and took great pride in serving others. She was more humble than she knew, smarter than she thought, and more beautiful than she imagined. She loved the Lord deeply, and unofficially preached to whomever would listen. The family would like to thank her church family, many friends, and neighbors who have loved her well throughout her years.

The funeral service was held on January 7 at Kingsland First Baptist church with the Reverends Bubba Stahl and Dwight Reagan officiating. A graveside service followed at Lakeland Hills Memorial Park in Burnet. Leo Conger, Zac Conger, and Rev. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to a charity of choice. Lee Gilbert Waller passed away peacefully at home in Horseshoe Bay, TX surrounded by his loving family on December 30th.

He was 89 years old. He was born in Draw, TX on July, 11, to Ola Gladys Accion del precio forex and Christopher Columbus Waller, the fourth of eight children.

He was a fourth generation Texan and his family was among the earliest settlers of Lynn County, and helped organize the first schools, banks and churches in Draw and Tahoka. He is preceded in death by his spouse of 65 years, Forex channel breakout, and by his granddaughter, Virginia Norris.

He is survived by his daughters Margaret Russell Gary of Bryan, TX, Rebecca Taylor Howard of San Angelo, TX, Emily Smith Randy of Horseshoe Bay, TX, and son Lee Waller, Jr. Priscilla of Corpus Christi, TX; 12 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Visitation will be held at 1 pm on Wednesday January 4th, and services will be held immediately after at 2 pm at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Plants vs zombies android money located at Industrial Blvd.

Further information is available at wwhfuneral1 verizon. Memorials may be sent to the charity of your choice. Paula Earlene Rodriguez passed away Saturday, December 31, in Granite Shoals, Texas at the age of She was born on August 21, to Richard Earl Hamilton and Dorothy Lorene Henry-Hamilton in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Throughout her younger life she lived in multiple locations. She always dreamed of moving to Texas and finding a cowboy.

She made it to Texas and found a good Christian man instead. They married in australia post open easter monday Between the two of them they had five children. Paula loved working with our special friends within the community. She was on the board for Indikator macd forex Haven Ministries and regularly participated in their round up for Jesus held once a month in Kingsland.

She also loved to sing to the Ireland stock market etf. She sang at her home, church, Cross and Spurs Cowboy Church, and at the country chapel in Tow and Burnet Co. Cowboy Church in Bertram. She loved the Lord and her family.

Paula was preceded in death by her grandmother, Anna Hamilton, her father, Richard Hamilton, her sister, Charlotte Hamilton, niece, Teresa Hamilton, brother, William Hamilton, and daughter, Heather Rodriguez. Paula is survived by mother, Dorothy Hamilton, husband, Ness Rodriguez, daughters, Jennifer Baggett and husband Larry, Wendi Rodriguez, Nikki Wilde and husband Mike, son Jody Rodriguez, 11 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, numerous brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, close family and friends.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Oak Haven Ministries Cr. Visitation will be held Thursday, January 5, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Kingsland from 6: Funeral service will be held Friday, January 6, at Buchanan Dam with interment to follow at Lakeland Hills Memorial Park in Burnet Co.

Officiating the service will be Pastor Ken Barington, Pastor Johnny Sawyer, Pastor Glen Hickman, and Reverend Joannie Jackson.

Serving as pallbearers will be Larry Baggett, Jody Rodriguez, Gregg North, Francis Carrier, Benny Gibbs, and Albert Ford. Honorary pallbearers will be Donald McCon, Charles Wells, Richard Henry and Richard Hamilton. Troy leaves behind his family and a host of friends to cherish his memory.

Troy also leaves behind his trio of basset hounds: Buddy, Fanny and Flappy, and many other pets. He is preceded in death by grandparents Bud and Ella Copeland and Pryor Holder; Two aunts, Shirley Batler and Darnell Martin. Those who knew Troy know he lived his life with passion. Successful in his many business adventures: Troy never met a stranger who did not become a friend.

He loved spending time with family and friends and loved to entertain, opening his house to many. Billboard top money makers list was a friendly, familiar face to the community of Kingsland. Troy will be missed, but never forgotten. He left an imprint on the hearts and in the lives of those who knew and loved him. A celebration of life will be held Monday, January 2, at 2: She is survived by her sons, Emmett Phillips and wife Linda of Boerne, Texas and Gordon Phillips of Boerne, Texas; grandchildren, Lezley Webb and husband Chris; great grandchildren, Elise, Kimber, Elijah, Kinsley; step grandchildren, Michelle Wolfee, Michael Fontenot;step great grandchildren, Stephanie, LaNell, and Joseph.

New York, NYWounded Warrior Project PO Box Topeka, Kansasor any charity of choice. Mary Genevieve Bruton passed away Monday, December 19, in Kyle, Benefits of forex trading signals software at the age of She was born January 4, in Elk River, Minnesota to Charles Moore and Winnifred McBride.

Mary was a resident of Kyle, Texas since coming from Burnet, Texas. She was an active member in the Kingsland Community Church. Mary was preceded in death by okeechobee livestock market facebook parents; Charles and Winnifred Moore, and husband; L.

She is survived by her daughter Cynthia Cole of Kyle, Texas; sons, Brad Bruton of Phelan, California and Bryan Bruton of Burnet, Texas; 7 grandchildren; 18 great best way buy ipo stocks 2 great great grandchildren. Binion passed away Saturday, December 17, in Llano, Texas at the age of She make money fishing runescape p2p born September 5, in Polk County, Arkansas to M.

Ellison and Loda Jane Davis. Barbara was a resident of Llano sincecoming from Harker Heights, Texas. She was an active member of the First Baptist Church of Llano and sang in the church Choir. A memorial service will be held at the First Baptist Church of Llano on Saturday, January 14, at In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Hill Country Memorial Hospice, Reuben St. Fredericksburg, TX or St. James Jim Walter Meyer of Llano, Texas passed away Friday, December 9,at the age of He was born September 18,to Julia Trotier and Walter Meyer in Rhinelander, Wisconsin.

He married Charlene Emma DeCanter, also from Rhinelander, at St. They enjoyed a loving and devoted marriage for 64 years. Jim served in the United States Air Force, where he attained the rank of First Lieutenant as a bombardier pilot during World War II for state-side training. After his discharge, he obtained a bachelor of science in engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Jim worked as a cost engineer and project manager for multiple companies on many significant construction projects.

Jim was a member of the American Legion, Knights of Columbus, Lincoln Continental Owners Club. Jim is gold futures brokers by his wife Charlene; daughters: Barbara Craun Steve of Hayden, Idaho, and Carol Warkoczewski Tom of San Antonio, Texas; grandchildren: Stephen Craun of Hayden, Idaho, Carla Bingaman Scott of Seguin, Texas, and Christen Warkoczewski of San Antonio, Texas; great grandchildren: Nathan and Tristan Weeks and Emma Bingaman.

Jim was preceded in death by son Gregory and infant daughters Rose and Michelle Meyer, and his parents Julia and Walter Meyer. A rosary and visitation will be held irish stock exchange listing requirements investment funds Memorial contributions may be made to Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Llano, Texas.

Eron Lavonia Moore, 93, of Buchanan Dam died peacefully on December 7, She was born on June 22, in Minor Hill, TN. Eron married Gene Moore on May 7, and they had 4 children: Jim Moore, Bob Intraday data provided newswire stocks market, Liz Moore LaFont of Volente, Texas, and Susie Moore Jacques of Buchanan Dam, Texas.

Eron and Gene opened their first restaurant in Oak Hill, Texas, moving to the Hill Country in and opened the Anchor Restaurant in Kingsland and later opened the Fleets Inn Oyster Bar in. Eron is survived by 2 daughters, 9 grandchildren, numerous great grandchildren, and 1 brother J.

Cates of Columbus, Mississippi. She is preceded in death by her husband Gene and 2 sons Jim and Bob. Her Memorial Service will be held at Lakeland Hills Memorial Park on Park Road 4 on Friday, December 16, at 1: Sheri graduated from York High School in Elmhurst, Illinois in and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education from Northern Illinois University in Fleeing the cold winters of Illinois, Sheri taught elementary school Physical Education in West Palm Beach, Florida before returning to Texas to be closer to family.

Sheri asked audience members to donate their loose change if they enjoyed the performances, and raised enough pennies over the years to build additional kennel space at the Austin Humane Society adoption facility. As the Parkinson's Disease advanced, Sheri retired from teaching and in moved to Llano, Texas where she owned and operated Town Square Emporium. Sheri would decorate the store's windows facing the town's historic courthouse during the wee hours of the morning, so people didn't see her shaking hands and stumbling feet.

The town and the tourists got to know and respect Sheri as she tended store, supported community celebrations, and touched others with simple acts of kindness. Until her last years, Sheri walked the banks of her beloved Llano River to pick up trash in the pre-dawn light, and fished from its shores before the town awakened — but she was always a catch and release girl.

Her love and devotion to animals blossomed into the establishment of the Llano Dog Park with the help of individual volunteers, the Buttery Company and the City stock primary market secondary market Llano.

A funeral service celebrating Sheri's amazing life will be held December 8 at 11 a. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Sheri's honor to the Llano Public Library, W. Haynie or Llano Meals on Wheels, Berry Street, both in Llano, Texas She was born in Winters, Texas, on October 20,to Alfred and Emma Schroeder Wessels.

She lived her entire married life on their ranch near Castell, Texas. In addition to raising their four children, Geraldine worked as an LVN for over 30 years and was active in the St. She is survived by her husband of 65 years Henry C.

Lang; three sons, Clinton Lang and wife Cynthia, David Lang and wife Gail, Victor Lang; and one daughter, Jan Lang Grey and husband Hal. Wessels and wife Carolyn; and numerous nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind many friends to cherish her memory.

Visitation will be held at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Home Saturday, December 3, from 5: The funeral and burial will be at 3: John Lutheran Church in Como usar banc de binary, Texas. Pallbearers will be Michael Lang, Phillip Lang, Joshua Paul, James Mayo, Mike Wennes, Perry Strackbein, and Jim Banner.

Honorary pallbearers will be John Wennes, Casey Mayo, Emily Lang, Stefanie Paul, Reba Paul, and the ladies of the St. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to St. John Lutheran Church or a charity of your choosing. To start at novice binary options Ray Simpson Dalmon Ray Dink Simpson went to be with the Lord on December 1, He was born September 20, in the Esbon Community in Llano County.

He is preceded in death by his parents Arthur and Davie Simpson as well as his first love and the mother of his children Sharan Emily Simpson, icici bank forex branch pune brothers, Verlon, Cecil, Othello, Boots, Trend following trading systems Lee, C.

Survivors include 3 Sons, Damaron Simpson ukforex academy Llano, Lawton and Lisa Simpson of Llano, and Devin and Vanessa Simpson of Llano, 2 Daughters Sherry and Don Simpson and Trecy Johnson of Llano, and long time companion Geneva Cox, 11 Grandchildren Levi, Travis, Seth Simpson, John and Samuel Whitaker, Danny and Matt Inge, Jada, Jenny, Justin Simpson, and Cory Johnson.

Also by 12 great grandchildren Oktober, Leif, Feya and Whitlee Simpson, Miles, Peyton, Brandy, Wiley Whitaker, Non profit hospitals make money and Jaxon Inge, Laura Mayville, and Kyle Rudkin.

He is also survived by a large family of cousins, nieces and nephews. Dalmon had very many passions. His family was the world to him. He loved with his whole heart. Dalmon had a talent of being a master carpenter that most men can only dream of.

He loved to build everything from homes in his younger years to bird houses, wind chimes and anything that could be carved in later years.

He played the guitar and loved animals. Dalmon was known for his cats, dogs, chicken and goat as his personal pets. He loved raising cattle, hunting and fishing. His latest passion was photography. Dalmon loved taking pictures of everything from flowers, animals and just images of the majestic world that the Lord created for us to enjoy. He loved the Dallas Cowboys win or lose. Visitation will be held on Friday, December 2, from 6: Graveside Services will be held on Saturday, December 3, at In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Christ Yoder Animal Shelter in Buchanan Dam.

Donald Foy Scott Coach. Later, he received his MA degree from University of Texas San Antonio. Don had many hobbies: Don is also survived by numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, and close friends. Also, donations can be made to Llano County Public Library. Wesley Alvin "Tuffy" Riggs.

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He was born March 15, in Austin, TX to Roy and Oma Riggs. Wes was a member of the National Guard and the Sheet Metal Local 67 Union. Survived by his loving wife Eloise of 43 years; Daughters: Sharon Gattis and husband Donny, Pamela Smith, Denise Garrett and husband Bobby, Kim Duncan and preceded in death by her husband Randy Duncan; Sons: Grady Dean and stock market x3 albion prelude Patti, Gilbert Dean; Daughter Kelly Broschofsky; Son Sims Walker and wife Sunnie; 21 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his sister, Virginia Riggs; son, David Roy Riggs; parents, Roy and Oma Riggs along with aunts, uncles and cousins. Celebration of Wes Riggs life is to be determined and announced through social media and the funeral homes website http: In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Lung Association. Ruby Marie Jones passed away Sunday, November 27, in Llano, Texas at the age of She was born May 18, in Roswell, New Mexico to Ruby Lee Bankhead and William Harvey Smith.

Ruby, coming from Roswell, New Mexico, has been a resident of Llano, Texas since and was Pentecostal Holiness. She is survived by husband, Emmett Jack Jones of Llano, Texas; son David Hutson and wife Vickie of Battlefield, Missouri; step son Michael Wesley Jones of Cherokee, Texas; step daughter Tanya Crawford of Buchanan, Texas; daughter-in-law Karen Hutson of Llano, Texas; sisters Sharon Cummings of Roswell, New Mexico and Joyce Maples of Roswell, New Mexico; 7 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.

A memorial service is to be set at a later date. Edward Cleve Flowers Edward Cleve Flowers of Llano, Texas passed away November 23, He was born November 7, in Waco, Texas.

Ed is predeceased by his parents, Kenneth S. Flowers and Billie Jo Flowers and his niece Amy Wilkinson. Funeral services will be held 2: Saturday, December 3, at Waldrope Hatfield Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas. Carsyn Bennett Oatman of Georgetown, born September 1,passed away Monday, November 21, In his short, sweet life he brought unending joy to his family and anyone who was around him.

His sweet smile brought such light to the world. He is survived by his parents Theron and Lauren Oatman; siblings Brennen, Peyton and Caisyn, grandparents Sam Oatman, Ed and Debbie Lown, great grandmother Betty Menefee and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.

He is preceded in death by his grandmother Diane Oatman. A service will be held at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel Friday, November 25, at 1: Following with a graveside service at the Llano City Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Texas Game Warden Association, FMHamilton, Texas Pallbearers are Buck Burchett, Braxton Harris, Brent Whitus and Chris Wilson. Vicki Lynne Money of Tow Texas went to be with our Lord and Savior on Friday November 18, at the age of She was surrounded loved ones.

Vicki was born in Dallas, Texas on November 13, At the age of twelve, she moved, with her parents and two sisters, to California. InVicki and her husband Jim moved back to Texas to be near their children. They are members of The First Baptist Church in Kingsland.

Vicki loved the Lord with all of her heart and served Him all of her life. Vicki is survived by her husband James B. Money of Tow, Texas, parents Ray and Marie McClellan, Sister Debi Teague Ron all of Modesto, California, Son Howard Wessling Jr Missy of Lampasas, Texas, daughter Marlien Money of Irving, Texas, and several foster children. Vicki also leaves ten grandchildren, eighteen great grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and aunts and uncles.

In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made to The American Diabetes Association. Rufus Harvey Ball passed away Thursday November 17, in Missouri City, Texas at the age of He was born in Rosehill, Virginia to Rufus Harvey Ball Sr. Rufus married Virginia Ellington in in Toledo, Ohio. He was a resident of Houston, Texas for 30 years and of Tow, Texas for 25 years where he was a member of the First Baptist Church of Tow. He is survived by his brother Robert Franklin Ball and his sisters Irene Hargraves and Annie Girdner; son Harold Ball and daughter Patricia Luce; grandsons Brian Luce and Trevor Jackson and granddaughters Trier Jackson and Melissa Nash; as well as 9 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Rufus was preceded in death by his parents and wife Virginia. A graveside service will be held at the Tow Cemetery Saturday November 26, at 1: In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Disabled American Veterans.

Judy Kaylene Westbrook passed away Sunday, November 13, in Llano, Texas at the age of She was born September 4, in Plainview, Texas to Nora and Travis Arney. She married Hardy Westbrook on June 27, in Plainview, Texas. While residing in Plainview Kay was a church secretary for College Heights Baptist church. She then moved to Fredericksburg, Texas to get closer to her kids and diesel gebrauchte market penta stock volvo. There she worked for Walmart Pharmacy.

After retirement Kay and Hardy moved to Llano where they have currently resided for the past 9 years. She is survived by husband Hardy Westbrook; son Jeff Westbrook and wife Tammy of Cypress, Texas; daughter Angie Bauer and husband Zane of Llano, Texas; sister Connie Helzer of Fresno, California and 4 grandchildren, Mackenzie and Travis Westbrook of Cypress and Vance and Logan Bauer of Llano. Judy is preceded in death by her parents. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the First Baptist Church of Llano, PO BoxLlano, Texas Pallbearers are Jeff Westbrook, Zane Bauer, Vance Bauer, Logan Bauer, Rich Terry and Bob Arndt.

Terry Joseph Joey Simmons. Terry Joseph Joey Simmons passed away Friday, November 4, in Stockbridge smart markets fund, Texas at the age of He was born April 21, in Franklin, North Carolina to Margaret Tyce and Fred H.

Joey married Rheta Johnson on April 19, in Tow, Texas. He was a resident of Tow for 3 years after being a resident in Sanger, Texas for over 30 years, where he was a member of the Landmark Baptist Church.

Joey served in the United States Airforce for 8 and a half years. He is survived by wife Rheta Simmons of Tow, Texas; brothers Tony Simmons and wife Charlene of Wyoming, Ronnie Johnson, Dean Johnson and wife Frieda, and Terry Johnson and wife Peggy; Tyce Simmons and wife Beverly of Runaway Bay; Mitzi-Renee Martin and husband David of Sanger, Texas; nieces and nephews Tessa-Renee Simmons, Machelle Make money from memory card bootable and husband Rodger, Ricky Johnson and wife Gynne, Jackie Johnson and wife Whitney and other nieces, great nieces and great nephews.

Joey is preceded in death by his parents, brother James Simmons and sister Deborah Edwards. A graveside service will be held at the Tow Cemetery Monday, November 7, at 2: In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to a no kill animal shelter. Jerrell Wesley Cartwright, 67, a resident of Kingsland, Texas, went home to be with his Lord Jesus Christ on November 1, After retiring from ExxonMobil, he moved to Lake LBJ in Kingsland.

He loved fishing there and anywhere, traveling, especially on cruise line trips, and cooking great BBQ, a skill he honed for many years while serving as a camp cook for trail riders going to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Most of all, he loved the Lord and serving Him. Jerrell lived this by serving his family and others around him, everywhere he went. His faith is reflected in his recent Home Page post: Connie Beth Garrett of Tow was called home to heaven on November 1,at the age of 65, after a long battle with MS.

She was born on July 7, to Errol and Hazel Hodges. She was raised in Llano and graduated from LHS. She went to State in track for the Relay in and was named Band Sweetheart. She married Nathan Garrett at Pittsburgh Baptist Church on July 11,only days after turning She became an LVN in and worked as a nurse for 35 years. The family wishes to invite friends and family to a Memorial Service at the Tow First Baptist Church on Saturday, November 12, at 11 a.

Memorial contributions may be made to Tow First Baptist Church, Ranch RoadTow, Texas Gloria was born on September 12, in Lasara, Texas to Paul Walter Blaskowsky and Melba Irene Caldwell Blaskowsky. On June 27, she marries Bernard Gerald Garrett in Raymondville, Texas. Gloria enjoyed doing zigsaw puzzles, oil painting, gardening and canning. Her family was the most important thing to her and she enjoyed spending time with them more than anything. She loved playing games at all family get-togethers.

Fowler Graham Brown, 67, passed away peacefully on October 16, after a four year battle with cancer. He was born March 9, to Ann and Lonnie Brown in Norman, Oklahoma. On February 14, he married Janet Kinkead in Austin, Texas. He is preceded in death by his parents and grandparents.

Fowler graduated from the University of Oklahoma in with a degree in Business Administration and was a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. Fowler began his career in police work at OU as a campus policeman while working his way through college.

After graduation, he moved to Durango, Colorado to work at the Durango Police Department. He switched careers for a time as he served as a banker in Muskogee, Oklahoma and then as a loan officer at First National Bank of McAlester, Oklahoma.

However, upon marrying his wife Janet inhe returned to his true love of police work as he moved to Austin, Texas and embarked on a 20 year career with the Austin Police Department as a detective where he ultimately retired before building a home and moving to Llano, Texas in He was an active member of the Llano Lions Club where he enjoyed giving of his time for community service and meeting new people.

He also had a special place in his heart for the mountains of Colorado as he spent most summers in his travel trailer with Janet at Woodland Park, Colorado where he enjoyed the cool weather, fishing and spending time with friends playing cards and talking politics. Heather McCon Rodriguez was born on April 1, she passed away October 12, Heather was born in Niles Michigan to Darold McCon and Paula Hamilton McCon.

She grew up most of her life in Granite Shoals Texas. Heather met the love of her life Jody Rodriguez in high school and they later married in March Of Heather worked many different jobs in her lifetime but the longest and most rewarding was that of being a school bus driver A job that she did and did well.

Heather loved life she loved being in the outdoors she loved gardening and loved her farm animals her chickens her calves her pigs and her goats. The role that she was most proud of was that of being a wife and mother and Ya ya.

She treasured her family both blood relatives and non blood whom she considered family. Jody and Heather moved to Cherokee 1 year ago and she loved both the community and the people in it. Typing job from home philippines said she had found her forever home. Part of her remains will be put to rest In the Cherokee cemetery.

Ohio, and Courtney Jae Rodriguez of Cherokee. And Nikki Wilde and husband Mike of Ohio. Her mother Paula Rodriguez and step father Ness Rodriguez of Granite Shoals Tx. Her Dad Darold McCon of Johnson City Tx. And last but not least her cats,ZaraTianna, and Gandi. She was preceded in death by: And by her mother in law Martha Dillman. A memorial service will be held on Oct. At the "Compound" Valley Springs Rd.

Followed by a graveside visit at the Cherokee cemetery. In lieu of flowers Charitable Contributions can be made to Cherokee Children's Home P. BoxCherokee, Texas or Crist Yoder Animal Shelter W. RRBuchanan Dam, TX God must of really needed a special angel when he took you chrysler stock price today market watch, you will forever be in our hearts and desperately missed every single day untill we meet again.

We love you Heather. Anna Belle Wasserman Shipp, passed away peacefully, in Llano, on October 1, She was born at home in Mills County at the family ranch of her parents, Willie and Jessie Wasserman. Her father was the school teacher at Pompey Mountain, and she started school at the age of 5.

She was an exceptional student, and graduated Valedictorian at She set off for college, and attended Howard Payne University, and San Marcos University.

She graduated with honors and received her Bachelor's of Science at the age of She was recruited by Llano ISD to teach homemaking and chemistry.

She took the job, and began her teaching career in Llano that lasted 52 years. Ann thoroughly enjoyed helping to host extracurricular activities. The Homemaking and Ag departments worked closely together. The annual FFA- FHA Barbeques were legendary. The FFA provided the meat, and FHA, the rest of the meal. All parents of both organizations were invited. The event was held at what is now Robinson Park.

Ann Shipp expanded the world for her students. She took her students on field trips to the Dallas Fair, The Austin Home Show, and local business to educate and inform. As a result, her students gained valuable memories that have lasted a lifetime for them. Ann Professional stock trading mark conway earned accolades along the way.

At the State Homemakers Teachers in Dallas, she was honored for her 52 years of service in her chosen field- a record, that has not been broken. Her principal, Dennis Hill, made the trip to Dallas to support and honor her.

After retirement, she received the LHS Humanitarian award, and her personal favorite- The Jacket for Life Award. She is preceded in death by her parents William H. Shipp, and her beloved sister, Norma Wasserman Buttery. Ann Shipp was an icon in the community of Llano. She loved her job, shopping, wearing spike heels, and took great pride in her appearance.

It was important to her to set an example for her students. She would want to be remembered for the exceptional educator that she was. Teaching was her 1 st how to win in binary options gambling best love, and she touched literally thousands of students in Llano County. He was born June 1, in Fort Worth, Texas to Lula Mae Clemens and Jimmy Lee Ward. Peanut was a Methodist and a lifetime resident of Llano, Texas.

He loved to fish and just hang out. A memorial service will be held Friday, September 30, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas at 2: Honorary win binary options trading include his host of many friends and family.

Linda is preceded in death by her parents and sister Doris Jones. Visitation will be Thursday, September 29, at the Waldrope-Hatfeild-Hawthorne Funeral Home in Llano, Texas from 5: A graveside service will be held Friday, September 30, at the Cherokee Cemetery at 1: In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, P. Gregory passed away Saturday, September 24, at the age of She was born October 19, in Norphlet, Arkansas to Josie Dison and John Sinclair.

Marie was a homemaker and a beyer livestock auction clovis nm. She moved to Kingsland, Texas in from Midland, Texas. She was of the Lutheran faith and was an Eastern Star. She is survived by son Rick Gregory and husband Drew Gerencer of Kingsland, Texas; daughter Vicki and husband Zachary Cross of Fort Worth, Texas and grandson Joshua Cross.

Marie is preceded in death by her parents, step-father Travis McMillan, sisters Linda Alvey and Wanda Corbin, and grandson Steely De La Pena. A graveside service will be Tuesday, September 27, at Lakeland Hills Memorial Park in Burnet, Texas at In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association USAS. Riverside Plaza, SuiteChicago, Illinois Marjorie Ann Dalchau Hutto. Marjorie Ann Dalchau Hutto passed away Tuesday, September 20, in Llano, Texas at the age of She was born February 27, in San Antonio, Texas to Mabel Barr and M.

She was a lifetime resident of Llano, Texas and was married to Mac Hutto before his passing in June, Ann was in the Delta Delta Delta Sorority, the Jr. She is survived by sons Wade Hutto and wife Tere of Horseshoe Bay, Texas and Terry Hutto and wife Lisa of Llano, Texas; daughter Carole Ligon and husband Ernest of Llano, Texas; grandchildren Heather Lehmberg, Ben Ligon, Olivia Hutto, Jackson Hutto and Isaac Hutto; great grandchildren Taryn Morris, Emma Morris, Cade Ligon, Rode Ligon, Elleson Lehmberg and Hutton Lehmberg; 2 nieces and 2 nephews.

Ann is preceded in death by her parents, husband and granddaughter Laci Ligon. Visitation will be held Thursday, September 22, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas from 5: A funeral service will be held Friday, September 23, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas at Pallbearers include Ben Ligon, Jackson Hutto, Isaac Hutto, Bill Lehmberg, Cade Ligon and Rode Ligon.

Rogers passed away Sunday, September 18, in Llano, Texas at the age of He married Mary Cathren Prewitt on October 25, in Llano, Texas. He had a passion for fishing, camping, hunting and working.

He was always helping others and always had a smile on his face enjoying every minute of it. Family was everything to him. Many memories have been made with this wonderful, caring man by many people. Although he will be greatly missed, Heaven has gained an amazing Angel. Leeds; 24 great grandchildren; 1 great-great grandchild; Aunt Audrey Wooten; sister-in-law Frankie Rogers and numerous nieces and nephews.

Visitation will be held Monday, September 19, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel from 5: A funeral service will be held Tuesday, September 20, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel at In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Llano Church of Christ, West Main, Llano, Texas Ruth Jean Peace Rider of Llano, Texas passed away on September 12, in Marble Falls, Texas at the age of Ruth was proud to be born the daughter of Clarence and Ethel McKiddy Peace, in the Appalachian Mountains of southeastern Kentucky; her family later moved to Covington, Kentucky.

At the age of 21, she married Jerry Rider, and the couple went on to have two daughters- Linda Peacerider, and Patricia Rider Perkins.

Ruth is survived by her husband, Jerry; her daughter Linda; her daughter Patricia and husband Steve; four grandchildren; one grandson-in-law; two great granddaughters; her brother Richard Peace, wife Pam, and family; her sister Virgie Logan, husband Jim, and family. Ruth will be missed terribly by everyone who knew her. A Memorial service will be Tuesday, September 13, at the Grace Episcopal Church in Llano, Texas at 1: A Graveside service will be Wednesday, September 14, at the Llano City Cemetery in Llano, Texas.

God graced this world with Slayton Scott Seward on November 14, in Fredericksburg, Texas. His Lord and Savior welcomed him home on September 8, from Copperas Cove, Texas. Slayton lived the first 12 years of his life in Llano before moving to Copperas Cove in Slayton was known to all who loved him for his intelligence and his passion for politics.

He was the first student in Copperas Cove High School to be named TAKS Master for achieving academic excellence on all of his tests; an honor that he repeated the following year. He was forever a champion for unborn children and for the mentally ill. Visitation will be at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel Funeral Services will be held Friday, September 16, at Waldrope Hatfield Hawthorne Funeral Chapel with Reverend Stacy Nobles officiating.

Serving as pallbearers will be Pallbearers: Rickey Oestreich, Barton Oestreich, Kelly Oestreich, Hank Oestreich, Richard Oestreich, and Mike Catala. Tim Seward, Darrell Boyd, Michael Roberts, Jason Roberts and Isaac Carver.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Cove House Free Clinic. Copperas Cove, Tx Hope Pregnancy Center in care of Victory Baptist Church.

Larry Reven passed away Sunday, September 4, in Kingsland, Texas at the age of He was born on October 10, in Lubbock, Texas to Stella Lee Stephens and Clinton Townsend Reven. Larry married Betty DeVore on September 9, in Lamesa, Texas. He worked in construction and was a member of the Kingsland Community Church. He moved from Lamesa, Texas to Kingsland, Texas where he resided for 49 years. He is survived by his wife Betty Reven of Kingsland, Texas; sons Randy Reven and wife Gena of Kingsland, Texas and Dan Reven and wife Cristal of Kingsland, Texas; grandchildren Natalie, Nichole, Melani, Justin and Lance; great grandchildren Ashlynn, Lucas and one on the way.

Larry is preceded in death by his parents and brother Jerry Reven. Mary Jane Smith Mary Jane was born on April 25, in Llano County to Walter and Mary E. She grew up in Castell, Texas and graduated at the early age of 16 from Llano High School. Mary Jane married Willie M. Smith on January 1,who proceeded her in death January 30,after 47 years of marriage.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Llano. She was employed by the U. Post Office as a Postal Clerk in Llano for 34 years. After retirement she enjoyed volunteering at the Llano Food Pantry. Great grandchildren Jordan Cavness, Justin, Jacob, and Jaycee Buchanan, Jalen Bauman, Caden, Curren, and Celten Bauman, Kalen and Olivia Langehennig, and Grant Stockbridge.

She is survived by sister Dorothy and husband John Harold Schuessler, one brother Winfred and wife Carmen Bauer, sister-in-law Dortha Landess, and numerous nieces and nephews. She is proceeded in death by her parents and husband as well as, grandson Walter Allen Smith, sister Lillian Draper, brothers Sherman Bauer and Weldon Bauer.

Pallbearers will be Joe David Langehennig, Zac Langehennig, Craig Bauman, Jalen Bauman, Jordan Cavness, Justin Buchanan, and Grant Stockbridge. Honorary Pallbearers will be Neda Bauman, Jennifer Buchanan, Caden, Curren, and Celten Bauman, Jacob and Jaycee Buchanan, Kalen and Olivia Langehennig.

Visitation will be Sunday September 4, at Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Home in Llano from 5: Services will be held at Interment will follow at the Llano City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Llano Food Pantry P. Box Llano, TXor a charity of your choice. Bernice Rhea Shearer of Kingsland, Texas passed away Wednesday, August 31, at the age of She was born December 27, to Rheba and Allen Bryant in Lindsey, California.

She married Joe Shearer August 1, in Gruver, Texas. Rhea and Joe moved back to Kingsland some 28 years ago. She was of the Church of Christ faith. Blake Odell Lewis-Blackwell was born January 3, to Thomas Loyed West and Blake Draper West in Lohn, Texas. She passed away at her home in Tow, Texas on Saturday, August 6, at the age of 95 years, 7 months and 3 days. Odell and Billy Gordon Lewis moved to Kingsland in and were owners of Bill Lewis Septic Service until Odell is preceded in death by parents Thomas Loyed and Blake Draper West; Spouse Billy Gordon Lewis, Sr.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the charity of your choice. He is survived by mother Laura Elaine Connely; daughter, Ada Elaine Ramon; brother Robert Dale Connely; sister Vicki Lynn Dillard; grandchildren Richard Alton Brumley II and Cameron Andrew Brumley and great grandchild Brystol MaeDelle Brumley. Donald is preceded in death by his father Leroy Connely. Mary Margaret Naschert Hartley. Mary Margaret Naschert Hartley passed away Thursday, August 4, in Kingsland, Texas at the age of She was born December 8, in West Point, Iowa to Frances Fraise and Theodore P.

She married Thomas Richard Hartley April 28, Mary enjoyed fishing, bingo, Sudoku and crossword puzzles. She is survived by son Richard Lee Hartley and wife Nancy of Kingsland, Texas; daughters Betty Brooker of Kingsland, Texas and Debra Walker and husband Rick of Kingsland, Texas; sisters Germaine Sammons of Ft. Madison, Iowa and Dolores McCreedy of Esko, Minnesota; grandchildren Rhonda Lee Jayne of Austin, Texas, Thomas Lee Hartley and wife Christina of Highland Haven, Texas, Amanda Meager of Kingsland, Texas and Terry Moore and husband Jim of Lampasas, Texas; great grandchildren Madison Lee Hartley, Alex Marie Hartley and Noah Richard Hartley of Highland Haven, Texas, Chasity Marie Conn and husband Michael, Darrian Delaney Oustad, Dustan Edward Lee Oustad and Jayden Cooper Jayne of Austin, Texas, Rebecca Lynn Moore and Gracie Dianne Moore of Lampasas, Texas, Haley Nicole Haller, Christopher Daniel Haller, Karrah Lynn Haller and Elizabeth Ann Haller of Winder, Georgia and step great grandson Brody Conn of Marble Falls, Texas.

Mary is preceded in death by her parents, husband, 1 brother, 1 sister and 1 son Jeffrey Allen Hartley. Rosary will be Monday, August 8, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Kingsland, Texas at 6: Leading the Rosary will be Father Melvin Dornak. Funeral Mass will be Tuesday, August 9, at the St. Charles Catholic Church in Kingsland, Texas at BoxOklahoma City, OK Pallbearers include Bobby Allen, Danny Ramsey, Dustan Oustad, Michael Conn, Jim Moore and David Bartel.

Harold Butch Lee Williams passed away Tuesday, August 2, in Llano, Texas at the age of He was born August 3, in Hollywood, California to Lillian Marie Turban and Everett Williams. He graduated from Benton Jr. High School in Pennsylvania. He got his Bachelors Degree in Computer Engineering from University of Delaware and worked at Dupont for 34 years. Harold married Laura Hamilton January 16, in Orange, Texas.

He loved fishing, hunting, being outdoors with animals. He is survived by wife Laura Williams of Llano, Texas; daughters Tanya Sellers of Delaware and Taylor Williams of Texas; brothers Joseph Griffith, Larry Williams, Gloria Templin of Pennsylvania; Terry Griffith, Carol Zeisloft of Delaware; Bonnie Reilly of Maryland and 15 nieces and nephews.

Harold is preceded in death by his parents Everett Williams and Lillian Turban; step mother Esther Williams; sister Barbara Karns and mother-in-law Mary Vick Scott Hamilton.

A Celebration of Life will be held in May at the family home on the Llano river. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Cherokee Home for Children P. BoxCherokee, Texas or Christ Yoder Animal ShelterFarm to Market RdBuchanan Dam, TX He was born December 26, in Lorena, Texas to Gladys McIlhaney and Harley Abijah Warren. He married Eddie Jean Hinson June 24, in Penelope, Texas. Robert owned Cedar Lodge in Buchanan Dam, Texas; was part of the Buchanan Dam Fire Department and Llano EMS from He also did volunteer work for state parks, worked for Gray Tool Company in Houston for 25 years and was a member of the Buchanan West Baptist Church in Buchanan Dam, Texas.

He is survived by wife Eddie Jean Warren; son Joe Lee Warren and wife Heather of Kingsland, Texas; daughters Wanda Holland of Bloomington, Indiana, Brenda Newberg of Kingsland, Texas, Marsha Hartwig and husband David of Kingsland, Texas, Pamela Seiler and husband Tom of Pealand, Texas and Robin Nesom and husband Chip of Buchanan Dam, Texas; 23 grandchildren; 31 great grandchildren and 3 great, great grandchildren.

Robert is preceded in death by his parents; brothers James Weldon Warren and Harley Eugene Warren and sisters Doris Harrison and Helen Tucker. A visitation will be Tuesday, August 2, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Funeral Home in Kingsland, Texas from 6: A funeral service will be Wednesday, August 3, at the Buchanan West Baptist Church in Buchanan Dam, Texas at 2: Graveside service to follow at the Bluffton Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Buchanan West Baptist Church, Lillian Dean, Buchanan Dam, Texas or Granite Mountain Baptist Church FMMarble Falls, Texas.

Grandsons will be serving as pallbearers. His earlier years he worked with his parents, Travis and Celestine Lewis Downing, on their ranch and helping with the migrant and seasonal farmwork.

Many will recall his "ducky" image he would weld onto a final project. Tooter had the unique gift of making true friends and loved them deeply. He was known to "throw one back" with his friends. He had one child, William Myron Downing, who beat him to heaven, as did his parents, one sister, Jo Lavern Evans, a "Brother"-in-law, John McMillan, and his great-nephew, Victor Holk.

He is survived by his sister, Joyce Downing McMillan of Hewitt, Texas; his nephews, Kent Cindy McMillan of Garden City, TX; Lee Nancy Evans, of Lowake, TX; Chuck Evans of San Angelo, TX; and his nieces, Kelly Tarpley of Hewitt, TX; and Kim Brian Holk of Tow, TX. He is also survived by nine great-nieces and nephews; seven great-great nieces and nephews; his Aunt Olie Lewis and many cousins and friends he considered family.

In lieu of flowers, the family ask that donations be made to their favorite charity. The family would like to thank Llano Nursing and Rehab - especially Linda, Erica, Pilar, and Candy for not only their care but their friendship that brought him comfort and to Dr.

David Hoarser for his unending care. Clint is preceded in death by parents, spouses Sarah Adamson and Doris Adamson, daughter Judy Adamson; stepson Larry Loveless and brother Frank Adamson. A memorial service will be at Bulverde United Methodist Church, Saturday, August 13, at Address to church is Highway North, San Antonio, Texas In lieu of flowers make donations in memory of Clint Adamson, Oxytocin Campaign, Prader-Willi Syndrome Association USAPotter Park Drive, Suite Sarasota, FL Jennie Lynn Allen Jackson passed away Saturday, July 30, in Round Rock, Texas at the age of She was born on August 31, in Llano, Texas.

Jennie was a lifetime resident of the Hill Country. She was an LVN with Care Inn of Llano for 10 years and attended Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church in Burnet, TX. She is survived by her sons Cody Jackson, Curtis Haggerton and Michael Haggerton; sister Mildred Allen; brother Linson Lee Allen; and 6 grandchildren.

Jennie is preceded by her mom Ollie Allen; sister Margie Allen; and brothers Bobby Jack Allen, Carlton James Allen and Norman Lee Allen. Bennetta was like no other. She loved being a homebody and help meet to her husband, Gerald Preston Davis, whom she was married to for 32 years. She was a big fan and supporter of the Pontotoc VFD.

She had many siblings and was the only one still living. Her and Gerald married, lived and worked in Austin, Texas before moving to Pontotoc in She loved her family and was proud of her Grandsons. A graveside service will be held Friday, July 29, at the Pontotoc Cemetery at He worked many years in the oil field industry. Tommy was a hard worker who could pick up the knowledge to do well on just about any job without prior experience.

Pipelining led him all over the United States and in later years to India, Mexico, Canada, and Egypt. When he was home he farmed and ranched. He loved to raise and care for his goats. It was hard to get Tommy to attend a family reunion or social event, but if he did go, he did not have any trouble smiling and socializing.

He enjoyed visiting with Roy Lee Nobles and friends at the garage and going with Roy Lee every week to the car sales in Austin. A celebration of his life and luncheon are planned for Sunday, July 31 st at 1: In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Llano Library E. Haynie Llano, TX where his granddaughter Kaitlyn enjoys the teen program, volunteers and hangs out with friends. She was preceded in death by her son William Schreiber, parents Lilly and William Thigpen, 3 sisters and 3 brothers.

Funeral services will be 2: Wednesday, July 20, at Waldrope Hatfield Hawthorne Funeral Chapel in Llano, Texas with Reverend Danny Meegan officiating. Judes Childrens Research Danny Thomas Place Memphis, Tennessee She is survived by her son Richard Howe and wife Martha; grandchildren Paul, Jeff and Thomas Bode, Terry Howe and Robin Lindell; 11 Great grandchildren; Nieces Pam Deinlein, LeNita Allen, Carol Cox, Kathy Gay and other loving nieces and nephews.

Juanita is preceded in death by her parents, husband Richard Howe; daughter Nancy Howe Bode; brothers and sisters AB Callaway, Gerald Callaway, Marselle Callaway, Clovis Callaway, Marvin Callaway, Bernace Callaway, Emma Lee Allen, Nina Callaway, Sudie Jones.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Tow Volunteer Fire Department, PO BoxTow, Texas Alma was the quintessential Navy wife, following her husband Capt.

Mac McCue, USN, Ret. Alma loved the peace and friendliness of the Llano community and countryside. She was a quiet person and enjoyed her friends, her church activities, sewing and reading. Alma continued her zest for life by traveling the world with her three daughters.

Private services will be held for the family in Florida. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Hill Country Memorial Hospice in Fredericksburg, TX.

She was born January 18, in Llano County, Texas to Nancy Brannon and Waymon Wills. She married Joe Neal Sawyer February 18, in Llano, Texas.

Christine was a housewife and was of the Baptist faith. She is survived by her husband, Joe Neal Sawyer of Blanco, Texas and son, William Gary Sawyer of Cherokee, Texas.

Christine is preceded in death by her parents, son Joe H. Sawyer and brothers Raymond Chism, Glenn Chism and Waymon Chism Jr. A visitation will be held Sunday, June 19, from 5: A funeral service will be Monday, June 20, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Chapel at Gail was born Feb 10, in Llano to Thomas and Jewel Gregory.

After graduating from college, they lived and raised their family in Mason, Plainview, Hereford, Alpine and Uvalde before returning to Llano full-time in Gail taught elementary school and went on to earn a masters degree in Education.

Gail was well-known for her ever-present smile, quick laugh and enthusiasm for life. She was a Master Gardener, an active bridge player and community volunteer. Her favorite activity was travel, and she experienced many parts of the world with her sister, her cousins, her children and with her friends.

Gail is preceded in death by her husband, Don Johnson, a son, Tom Johnson, and a granddaughter, Shawna Johnson. Shannon Lindsey and husband Chris, Shea Johnson, Skye Crane and husband Kyle, Kailee McCall and husband Travis, Andy Doran, and Darby Doran; two great-grandchildren and one on the way; beloved nephews, nieces and her many friends. Visitation begins prior to the service at 3pm in the church sanctuary. All who knew and loved Gail are welcome to join. Pallbearers include Shea Johnson, Travis McCall, Kyle Crane, Billy Charles Johnson, Billy Karl Johnson, Berry Johnson, Jackie Don Johnson and Larry Johnson.

Shipp, Jr Bill passed away peacefully in his beloved town of Llano on June 6. Bill was born on December 6, in Hamilton, Texas; the only child of Julia Christianson Shipp and William R.

He grew up in Priddy, Texas, where he excelled in sports- particularly basketball, tennis, and baseball. He attended and graduated from Daniel Baker College, which became part of the Howard Payne University system.

While in school, he met Anna Belle Wasserman on a blind date. The two were wed at 20 years of age. Bill coached and taught social studies for a year at Llano ISD. Deciding that a job indoors was not for him, he entered DPS patrol school. After graduating from DPS academy, he was called to serve in the military.

He was stationed in Germany near Stuttgart, where he was an officer in the military police, after the German surrender in World War II. After his stint in the army, Bill returned home and was stationed in Llano as a DPS officer, a position he held and enjoyed for 35 years. Upon his retirement, Llano declared a Bill Shipp Day, and a community-wide banquet was given in his honor.

Among the gifts and awards he received were the flag that had flown over the Texas State Capitol the day he retired. Bill made lifelong friends in Llano. He was a Mason and was part of the "Corner Drug Crowd" for decades that met every morning for coffee and spirited conversation. He and the domino-playing group met at many locales, the last being what Bill called, "North of Town", referring to Dan Hoerster's place in the county.

An avid sportsman, Bill and his friends would travel to Colorado each year to hunt in the Fall. Bill's later life was made rich by his grandsons. He loved to help with and watch their activities. He never missed a single practice, performance, or game.

Bill leaves behind his wife of 67 years, Anna Wasserman Shipp, his daughter, Karla Van Item and husband Ken, his grandsons Walker and Cameron Van Item, nieces Brenda Durst and Jean Wallace, and nephews William and John Buttery.

Whether on the job, around town, or watching a ball game, almost everyone in Llano County can tell an iconic "Bill Shipp" story. A graveside service will be held Thursday, June 9, at the Llano City Cemetery at 1: In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Llano Youth Baseball, PO Box 16, Llano, Texas or Llano Athletics Booster Club, PO BoxLlano, Texas In Loving Memory of. Morris Reed Cluck, 84, of Manor, TX, died June 5,in Llano, TX.

He was born on May 10,to parents L. Cluck and Myrtle Stewart Cluck in. He married Thelma I. Roode Cluck on November 26, Cluck worked as a Long Haul Truck Driver before retiring in Cluck and his wife, Thelma were members of The Tree of Life Church in Pflugerville, TX.

They loved being a part of the congregation and giving help in any way to Pastors Mike and Cheryl Johnson. Cluck is survived by his spouse, Thelma I. Cluck, his step-children, Elizabeth A. Cordell and his wife, Debra Cordell, Carolyn Cordell, his only grand-child, Austin Cordell, his sister, Nina Lockhart, and his nieces Belinda Nicholas and Benita Dryden. He was preceded in death by his parents, L. A Memorial Service is planned for Sunday, June 26, from pm at The Leander Church of God, Sonny Drive, Leander, TX, In lieu of floral arrangements, please make any Memorial donations to his widow, Thelma I.

Cluck- to assist with hospital and funeral costs. Lila was baptized Church of Christ as a child. She attended school in Sulphur Springs and graduated early at 17 years of age. She left Sulphur Springs and went to St. After the war was over, she moved to Llano to live with family and work.

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She worked at several hospitals. The first, Sheppard Hospital in Burnet and the original Llano Hospital located where the radio station is presently. She did private duty nursing in both Llano and San Antonio. She was the only RN when the Llano Memorial Hospital was built. This required her to be on call for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for many years.

She was the Director of Nursing, Charge Nurse, Staff Nurse and Surgical Nurse. She was an integral part of the hospital for over 25 years. She absolutely loved her job. She taught LVN classes for 20 years and encouraged many of her students to acquire further education in order to become R. She definitely had a strong work ethic which influenced her students and children.

Lila and her husband, Sid, had pecan plaques, ribbons and awards from their Pecan Farm, too numerous to count. Lila greatly loved sewing, embroidery, crocheting, reading books and her kindle, crossword puzzles, PECANS, her gardening, traveling and spoiling her grandchildren.

Her favorite color was red. She loved traveling, taking lots of pictures and collecting spoons from every state visited. She met her husband, Sid Johnson, at the post office where he worked. The post office was located at the other end of the block from where it is now.

They were married on August 3,at the First Presbyterian Church on Ford St. Lila and Sid were married for 43 years, until his death in Great Grandparents, William W. Milligan, Mary Elizabeth Wilhite Milligan, John Luke Huckeba, Josephine Murdock Huckeba. Great Great Grandparents Houston Milligan, Mary Canada Milligan, Washington Green Huckeba Civil War Marty Patsy Gibson.

Galen Eversole of Denison, Texas. Candace Schoppe and husband, Dr. Kurt Schoppe of Grapevine Texas, Grandson, Matt Mancino and wife Tara Mancino of Fort Worth, Texas, step grandsons, Grant Griffin and wife Lezlie of Bedford, Texas, Chris Griffin of Euless, Texas, Great Granddaughter named for her, Lila Grace Schoppe, step granddaughter, Mahi Griffin and step grandsons, Jonah and Everett Griffin. Her nephews, Joel Scholz and wife Bonnie, Joe Johnson of Kingsland, Texas.

Her sister, Frankie Cowsert and son Jeff Cochran of Llano. Her half sisters Gale Milligan of Peerless, Texas, Mary Milligan Lyles of Katy, Texas and many other nephews and nieces. Thank-you to Texas Home Health Hospice and especially to her care-giver, Mariea Hawkias, for living with Lila for the past few months and providing her love, care and smiles.

A memorial service will be held Thursday, June 9, at the Waldrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Chapel in LlanoTexas at Sonora Laurie Lawley was born February 14, and passed away on June 2, Laurie is survived by her brothers Harold Lawley Jr and John Branam and her sisters Robin McBride and Melanie Gorsuch.

Laurie had a heart of gold and was a loving angel on Earth and now she has her wings watching over all of us. Her Brother David Rains of Montana, and sister Donna Bernhardt and husband John of Kyle Texas. Four grandsons Anthony Wisdom of Horseshoe Bay, Joshua Wisdom of San Maracas, Bobby Wisdom of Llano and Jadon Bronson of Jonestown. Two granddaughters Tiffany Wisdom of Llano and Marah Maynard of Tyron Georgia. Three great granddaughter Elleana Wisdom of Corpus Christie, Payton Proctor of Tyron Georgia and Neveah Wisdom-Carrion of Llano.

Numerous Nieces and Nephews and Friends. She loved to camp out at Cedar point with her family and friends. She worked at the High School Cafeteria for several years, until changing jobs to the Care Inn of Llano Kitchen. How ever we will be getting together at a latter date to celebrate her. For further information you may call Suzie Wisdom at She is survived by husband Gene Coppin of Llano, Texas; son Gene K.

Hutchison and husband Cliff of San Antonio, Texas; sister Betty Burkhalter of Memphis, Tennessee along with 8 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Marian is preceded in death by her parents; infant son John Peary Coppin and brothers Nathan Littlejohn and John T. A Memorial service will be held Friday, June 3, at the First Baptist Church in Llano, Texas at 2: After graduation from Menard High School at age 16, John enrolled into the University of Texas at Austin where he was a proud member of the Showband of the Southwest playing the trumpet, a passion he continued throughout his life.

After receiving his undergrad degree, John enrolled in the Navy, during WWII, where he served in the Philippines as an electrician until the end of the war. Following graduation, John re-enlisted into the US Air Force where he and Willene were stationed at Reese AFB for the next 2 years, during the Korean War. Following retirement, John continued as a relief pharmacist, culminating a year carreer in the profession. John was blessed with a fantastic intellect and had a variety of interests.

In addition to his love of music, John had become a lover of flying as a teen and continued his passion for flying both as a hobby and also as a licenced instructor, passing along his love of aviation to many many Llano residents as teacher. He was a talented woodworker and leather worker and loved archery and bow hunting. He was most proud of his service for 14 years as Mayor of Llano.

John was also a Mason and long time member of the Lutie Watkins Memorial United Methodist Church. Visitation will be Friday, June 3, at the Walrope-Hatfield-Hawthorne Chapel from 5: Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 4, at the Lutie Watkins Memorial United Methodist Church in Llano, Texas at 2: Memorial contributions may be made to Christ Yoder Animal Shelter, W Ranch RoadBuchanan Dam, Texas He is survived by son Andrew Carson of Marble Falls, Texas; brother Johnny Dyer and wife Liza of Bastrop, Texas; sister Betty Hennessee of Marble Falls, Texas and numerous nieces and nephews.

Phillip is preceded in death by his parents; wife Nelda Carson; brother Stanley Carson; sisters Ethel Carson, Ann Holloway and Georgia Jones. John is survived by his mother Selma Campbell Johanson of Llano, Texas, brother Kenneth Johanson and wife Penny of Marble Falls, Texas and sister Jeanette Benner and husband Jerry of Johnson City, Texas.

John is preceded in death by his father Wayne Johanson. In leiu of flowers contributions may be made to Disabled Veterans National Foundation, P. BoxWashington, D. George joined the United States Army in Marchduring WWII.

He saw combat in the Asia-Pacific theatre during the battle of Okinawa; the last and biggest of the Pacific island battles. After his honorable discharge from the Army inGeorge enrolled at the University of California, Berkeley, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry in June of Immediately after graduation, George joined The Dow Chemical Company, working at their Pittsburg, CA location for nineteen years as a research chemist, specializing in the new field of enhanced oil recovery.

He would work in the Houston office until when he took early retirement to become an independent consultant for the petroleum industry. In his 32 years with Dow Chemical, George achieved distinction as a leading expert in enhanced oil recovery, and travelled extensively sharing his knowledge with the Petroleum industry until he retired in It was at Dow that Dad met the love of his life, Lula Mae Bonham, a Texas native who had moved to California in She had two children from a previous marriage: Travis Bonham born in Texas and Ronald Bonham born in California.

Lula and George were married in Octobereleven years after they first met. For the next seven years they lived on 10 acres of grapes near Oakley, CA, a period George and Lula would say was the happiest of their lives.

He was a competitive distance runner at Modesto Junior College, running in the first Modesto Relays. He once ran the mile in 4mins 30 sec, when it was thought no one could break the 4-minute barrier. This love of running stayed with George all his life and he last participated in the Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco when he was in his 80s. In addition to his hobby as a grape grower, George and Lula were avid bridge players.

They played both socially and in competitive duplicate bridge tournaments. George lived a long and fruitful life and passed away peacefully on April 27, due to pulmonary and respiratory complications.