Norman Anthony "Tony" Daniels, 73, passed away Wednesday, May 20, 2026, in San Angelo.

Memorial Service will be at 11:00 AM Saturday, June 13, 2026, at The Word of Life Assembly of God Church. Cremation and arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mr. Daniels was born November 19, 1952 in San Angelo to Miss Billie Barbara Hollins-Daniels. He grew up in San Angelo along with his younger siblings, Felicia, OD Williams, Jr., Arthur "Scrap", Paul, and Ramone. He loved wearing the badge "big brother" and wore it with pride. Tony attended Thomas A. Edison Junior High and graduated from Central High School where he enjoyed the game of football. He met and shortly after, married Pamela Jean Coverson in September of 1972. Marcus, Julian and Corina were born into this union. Tony joined the United States Army in July of 1972, eventually earning stripes as a Staff Sargent. He served at Ft. Bragg in north Carolina, 1977-1978 in Korea, and he also served in the Vietnam War, making him a true war Veteran. His proud accomplishments during his military career comes from earning a National Service Medal, Parachutist Badge, Expert Infantryman Badge, Good Conduct Medal, and Sharpshooter (Rifle). Tony carried the pride and discipline of military service with him throughout his life.

After honorably discharging out of the Army in 1979, Tony moved his family to Austin for a short while where he worked alongside his brother, OD Williams, Jr., ar Duplex Electric Sigh Company as an electrician assistant, Eventually, his boots settled down in San Angleo. He worked at Southwestern Bell/GTE/Verizon for many years. He also kept up his love for football by refereeing for many years as well. He was an intellectual person, and often referred to himself as a "walking and talking encyclopedia". He was a man of discipline and purpose. He instilled that "you set the standard, and his job was to make sure that you followed that standard that you set for yourself and be the best version fo you".

Tony is preceded in death by his wife, Pamela, his mother, Billie, his brother, Arthur "Scrap", and baby brother, Ramone.

He leaves to cherish his memory his children, De'Andra Pajotte and husband Curtis of South Carolina, Lorenzo Tribue and wife Carol of California, Marcus Daniels of Kerrville, Julian Daniels and wife Nina of Austin, and Corina Daniels of San Angelo; his sister, Felicia Ross of Odessa; and brothers, OD Williams, Jr. of Round Rock, and Paul Williams of Stafford; 14 grandchildren and great grandchildren, and a host of family and friends.

"This too shall pass..."

Ronald "Ron" Lee Cline loved his Lord and had the ultimate joy of being reunited with Him on May 30, 2026. It is a profound loss for all of us who knew and loved him, but the truest definition of happiness for Ron.

Public viewing will be from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM on Wednesday, June 4, 2026 at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with the family receiving friends from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Funeral Services will be 10:00 AM Thursday, June 5, 2026 at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel with Pastor Mack Roller, pastor at Glen Meadows Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will follow in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Ron was born to Richard "Dick" and Dortha Cline in Midland, TX on November 11, 1965. He was the 7th of what would later become 8 children. Due to Dick's job, the family moved all over the country as Ron grew up, but they often returned to San Anglo, the place Ron always called home.

While in school, Ron participated in numerous activities, including football, science fair, history fair, and choir, but also dabbled in basketball, baseball, and swimming. The Cline family had a long history of participating in, and winning, the Soap Box Derby, but when Ron was finally old enough to participate, he had a "six-inch-summer," making him far too tall to crawl into one of those tiny cars.

While attending Hobbs High School, Ron met New Mexico Senator Pete Domenici and became his page, allowing Ron to spend a great deal of time in Washington, D.C. Ron's interest in law and politics was fueled further as he watched the government in action. He eventually decided he was going to become an attorney, but several notable people in his life, including Ralph Tasker and Sam Champion looked at him and said, "No, you're going to be a teacher, maybe even a principal or superintendent." Ron did not believe a word of it.

After graduating with Honors from Hobbs High School, Ron began classes at Angelo State University. While earning his Bachelor of Business Administration, he continued his practice of participating in numerous groups and organizations, all while working 2-3 jobs at a time to pay tuition. With a BBA in hand, Ron went on to earn a Master of Business Administration at Oklahoma City University and started law school. But something in him changed, and he not only stepped away from law school, he actually began teaching! Just a few years later, Ron earned a Master of Education from Sul Ross State University. It looked like Tasker, Champion, and the others were right.

His career in education began in two places at once. He taught subjects like math and computer applications to students in K-8 at Bishop John Carroll School and Business Administration at Draughon College, both in Oklahoma City, OK. There were a few instances when his K-8 students were the children of his college students.

Over the next 30 years, Ron worked at several schools throughout Texas, including Buena Vista ISD, Ector County ISD, Lexington ISD, Karnes City ISD, San Angelo ISD, Crockett ISD, Pearsall ISD, Paint Rock ISD, and Fort Stockton ISD. During this time, he held many positions, including coach, teacher, assistant principal, principal, assistant superintendent, and superintendent. (Tasker and Champion were right again!)

Ron poured his energy into helping improve the performance and self-confidence of students and teachers alike. Throughout the years, he helped students and districts improve test scores, increase enrollment, reduce dropout rates, and achieve higher graduation rates. Ron believed fostering teamwork and communication were vital to improving both relationships and educational outcomes. His leadership and teamwork lead schools to multiple achievements and awards, and a few for himself as well. To mention only a few:

Ron was named TASSP Region 18 Assistant Principal of the Year at Bowie Junior High School, Ector County ISD.

Karnes City High School was rated as Exemplary and Recognized by TEA; selected as a TBEC Honor Roll School 2 years in a row; was named a Pathfinder school by the Governor's Statewide Initiative Office; and received the National Dispelling the Myth Award from the U.S. Secretary of Education and Education Trust Foundation 2 years in a row while Ron was the High School Principal.

While he was Principal at Lincoln Middle School, the school earned the TEA Gold Performance Award 2 years in a row and Ron was nominated by parents and teachers for the TASSP Region 15 Principal of the Year Award 2 years in a row.

Crockett High School earned a Gold Star while Ron was High School Principal.

Ron served the Principal and Superintendent of Schools (concurrently for a time) at Paint Rock ISD from 2009 - 2021. During his time there, the district achieved 8 TEA Gold Star Awards; the US News and World Report awarded the high school a Bronze Award and named it "one of the best high schools in America" 2 years in a row, and Dave Campbell's Football Digest named Paint Rock High School the 1A School of the Year in 2009. Ron oversaw the construction of a new 8-lane track and complex and restoration of the "Old Gym." Ron was named the ESC Region 15 Superintendent of the Year in 2014-2015.

Again, that is just to name a few, but academically, Ron's greatest achievement was watching as his students graduate high school. He was filled with pride every year seeing his students walk the stage, receive their diplomas, and turn their tassels. His goal was to prepare them for whatever came next in their lives: entering the workforce, putting the certifications they earned in high school to use, community college, university, the armed services. If you were ever one of Ron's students, know that he believed in you and he is proud of every single one of you.

Ron's work with students, teachers, staff, and parents was extremely important to him, but something else topped even that. In 2019, Ron met the love of his life, Meloni, and her son, Oasis.

Ron and Meloni will tell you that when they met for the first time, it was as if they already knew each other, but had just spent years trying to find one another. They will tell you that they are the answer to each other's prayers. They connected immediately and love engulfed them.

Ron was thinking about asking Meloni to marry him, and while fulfilling a long-time dream to visit the Holy Land, Ron said God made it perfectly clear to him that Ron was to propose. Ron decided he would return to Israel with Meloni in a few months and propose in that very spot. The trip kept getting postponed, so he decided to ask her anyway, no matter where they were. Meloni had long known she would say yes, if he ever asked! Ron asked her to become his wife, and she did not hesitate to accept. Ron and Meloni married on June 27, 2021. Ron became husband to the woman he so dearly loved and father to the child of his heart, Oasis.

Ron and Meloni could be seen together holding hands, speaking sweetly to each other, and clearly delighting in each other's presence wherever they went. Attending church services, going to concerts, and attending all of Oasis' various school events, or simply grocery shopping, doing laundry, or watching TV were always special because they were together. Ron and Meloni had found and married their best friend, their other half, the one they truly loved.

Ron was too devastated when he was too ill to attend Oasis' graduation. This was the most important graduation of Ron's life, but he was so proud of Oasis in all things and to "get that boy graduated." Ron and Meloni had pledged themselves to each other entirely. When Ron's health began to decline, they faced it together, to the very end. Ron and Meloni were together when he left her arms and ran into the arms of Jesus. Meloni and Oasis are heartbroken by Ron's absence but rejoice in Ron's presence with his Savior.

Ron's life was touched by so many wonderful people, and we thank all of you for the happiness, the adventures, and the love you all added to his.

Ron is survived by his wife, Meloni of the home; son, Oasis Webb and Katelynn Anderson of Canyon; four siblings, Terry Pfannenstiel and husband Lyle of Udall, Kansas, Mike Cline and wife Cindy of Springfield, Missouri, Ken Cline of Llano, and Dortha "Deede" Cline of San Angelo; and his beloved dog, Kelly.

He is preceded in death by a daughter, Joy: two brothers, Richard "Rick" Cline and Russell Cline; and a sister, Rita Cline.

Quailetto "Quali" Quarles, 63, of Ballinger, Texas, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of faith, service, friendship, and love. He was a devoted father, proud veteran, respected martial artist, skilled outdoorsman, and a man whose generosity touched countless lives.

Born into the Quarles family and raised in Ballinger, Texas, Quali was known for his strong work ethic, kind spirit, and unwavering willingness to help others. He served his country honorably as a member of the National Guard, carrying that same sense of duty and commitment throughout his life.

Above all else, Quali loved his family. He was a devoted father to Tony, Tamarah, and Kaden, who were the center of his world and his greatest source of pride.

A dedicated teacher and practitioner of Tae Kwon Do, Quali earned the rank of Second-Degree Black Belt. He shared his knowledge, discipline, and passion for martial arts with students and friends alike, inspiring many through both instruction and example.

Quali was also an expert fisherman who loved spending time on the water and sharing his knowledge with others. He taught and mentored people of all ages in the art of fishing, helping many catch the biggest fish of their lives and creating memories that will last forever.

As a business owner, he delivered firewood to families and businesses throughout the area. Whether the weather was harsh or times were difficult, people knew they could count on "Q" to show up and get the job done.

Blessed with a mechanic’s touch, Quali could fix almost anything with a motor and generously shared his talent for making things run again with anyone in need. But he was more than a mechanic—he was an inventor and an artist in his craft. With creativity, ingenuity, and a natural ability to see solutions where others saw problems, Quali could design, modify, and build things in ways that reflected both his intelligence and imagination. He took great pride in creating, improving, and bringing ideas to life through his hands and his mechanical talent.

He will be remembered as a true friend—someone who valued meaningful conversations, genuine connections, and taking the time to listen. His deep faith in God guided his life and provided comfort and strength to those around him.

Quali was preceded in death by his parents, Frank James Quarles and Gracie Mae Clark Quarles; his grandmother, Flossie "Nannie" Clark; and his brothers, Quantico "Tico" Quarles and Queandro "Cha-Che" Quarles.

He is survived by his children, Tony, Tamarah, and Kaden; his sister, Quincarlita Dos Santos; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family members, and cherished friends who will forever hold his memory close to their hearts. Though he will be deeply missed, the lessons he taught, the lives he touched, and the love he shared will continue to live on in all who knew him.

A memorial service celebrating Quali's life will be held on June 6, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at Jesus Christ Church in Ballinger, Texas.

Joe Ben was born on April 3, 1946, in Knickerbocker, Texas. A man of deep faith, he loved his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and devoted his life to loving and caring for his family.

Joe Ben proudly served his country after being drafted into the United States Army during the Vietnam War. For his honorable and courageous service, he received numerous commendations, including the National Defense Service Medal, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with 1 Bronze Service Star, Good Conduct Medal, Sharpshooter (Rifle), and Combat Infantryman Badge.

Following his military service, Joe Ben became the proprietor and owner of Joe Ben Garcia Printing. He was known not only for his hard work and dedication, but also for his compassion and willingness to help other regain their footing during difficult times. His generosity and caring spirit touched many lives throughout the community.

Joe Ben enjoyed life’s simple pleasures, he was an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys and the New Orleans Saints, loved watching western television shows, and never missed keeping up with the news and current events. Above all else, he truly treasured the time spent with his family.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Guadalupe and Cecilia Garcia; his brothers, Guadalupe Garcia Jr., Raymond Garcia, and Richard Garcia; and his sisters, Gloria Garcia Sosa, Juanita Garcia Lara, and Cecilia Garcia Lopez.

Joe Ben is survived by his loving wife of 57 years, Sara Garcia; his son, Neal Garcia; his daughter, Ninette Garcia Sierra and husband Lalo Sierra; and his brother, Felipe Garcia.

He also leaves behind a legacy of love though his cherished grandchildren and great grandchildren who looked to him for unconditional love and guidance.

From his son Neal’s family: Grandchildren Aaron Garcia and wife Lorie Garcia, Austin Garcia and wife Megan Moreno, Ashlynn Garcia, and Crystal Rivas and husband DJ Padilla; Great-Grandchildren Kendrix and Klaira Garcia, Caleb and Cason Rivas, and Kye Padilla.

From his daughter Ninette’s family: Grandchildren Gabriel Garcia and wife Byanka Garcia, and Vanadee Venegas and husband Robert Venegas. Great Grandchildren Gabriel Garcia Jr., Dominik DeHoyos, Raydyn Garcia, Isaiah Domingues, Jaziah Bedolla, and Jiovanni and Zaydan Venegas.

Visitation will be held from 7-9 PM on Friday, May 29, 2026 at Johnson's Funeral Home. Graveside services will be held at 12 PM on Saturday, May 30, 2026 at Johnson's Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Joe Ben will be remembered for his unwavering faith, his love for family, his service to his country, and the kindness he extended to everyone he met. He fought the good fight, kept the faith, and finished his race with strength and dignity. Now, may he rest easy in the eternal peace of God’s loving embrace, reunited with those who went before him. His legacy of strength, generosity, and devotion will forever live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Robbie Lynn Teague was born on May 16, 1953 in Dallas, Texas to Bill and Jane Johnston. She was raised in a loving home alongside her brother and sister, creating cherished memories that would stay with her throughout her life. Robbie had a joyful spirit and loved music, dancing, and attending concerts with family and friends. She always made the Holidays special for everyone; her holiday spirit was contagious! She attended Central High School and later began her career with GTE/Verizon, where she worked faithfully until her retirement.

Robbie married the love of her life, Larry Teague, in San Angelo, Texas, and together they built a beautiful life and raised two children, Derek Teague and Tara Teague Duckett. Family was always at the center of Robbie’s life, and she found her greatest joy in being a wife, mother, and grandmother.

She was preceded in death by her father William (Bill) Johnston, mother Jane Johnston and brother, Mike Johnston.

Robbie is survived by her devoted husband, Larry Teague; her son, Derek Teague and wife Sara; her daughter, Tara Teague Duckett and husband Adell; her sister, Jimmie Sue McKeller and husband Jerry; and her beloved grandson, Jake Teague. She’s also survived by her in-laws Eddie and Linda Herndon, many nephews, nieces and cousins.

Robbie was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, and grandmother whose kindness, faith, and love touched the lives of so many. She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her, and her memory will forever remain in the hearts of those she leaves behind.

A celebration of life will be held on Friday, June 5 2026 at Harper Funeral Home at 11:00 AM.

Special thanks to the staff at The Springs Memory Care Facility.

Marshall Bruce Twombly, 89, of San Angelo, passed away peacefully on May 25, 2026, surrounded by his loving family.

Marshall was born on June 24, 1936, in Shamburg, Pennsylvania, to Marshall T. Twombly and Beulah F. Murphy Twombly. After graduating from high school, he proudly served his country in the United States Air Force for more than 22 years.

During his military service, Marshall met the love of his life, Juanita J. Hickethier. The two were married on June 28, 1958, and shared more than 67 wonderful years together, building a life filled with love, devotion, and cherished memories.

Throughout his Air Force career, Marshall and Juanita lived in many places before making San Angelo their home in 1975, following his retirement from Goodfellow Air Force Base with the rank of Master Sergeant. After retiring from the military, Marshall began a successful career as Sales Manager for KLST, where he worked for several years. He later joined Aladdin Flooring, remaining there for more than 20 years.

Marshall was a proud and dedicated member of the Downtown San Angelo Lions Club, faithfully serving as Governor for two years. In his spare time, he enjoyed woodworking, building clocks, and, most of all, spending treasured time with his family. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Delvin Twombly; and his sisters, Maxine Crouch and Bonnie Borchert.

Marshall is survived by his loving wife, Juanita J. Twombly; his daughter, Terry Bentley and husband, David; his sons, Timothy Twombly and Thomas Twombly; his grandchildren, Aaron Johnson, Alexandra Johnson, Dominique Tail Feathers, Angela Draper and husband, Ethan; his great-grandchildren, Alorah, Michael, Brooklyn, Xavier, and Jayden; along with numerous extended family members and dear friends.

The family will receive friends for visitation from 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at Harper Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at Harper Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at 1:00 P.M. at the Texas State Veterans Cemetery at Abilene.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Downtown San Angelo Lions Club.