Louis Richard “Lou” Camelbeek, 79, of San Angelo went to be with the Lord on January 4, 2026, in San Angelo, TX. Lou was born in Manchester, NH on July 30th, 1946. He was raised mostly in Hudson and Livingston, NY. He attended St. Mary’s Academy in Hudson, NY and Siena College in Loudonville, NY. Lou worked various jobs as a fruit picker on several farms including his grandparents’ farm, as well as a stockboy at a Grand Union grocery store in Hudson. Lou also spent several years as a night auditor and bartender at the Hotel St. Charles in Hudson and at the Universal Atlas Cement factor. He also served as a counselor at the Stratton Mountain Boy Scout Reservation in Stratton, VT. Lou met Sharon Hoffman in 1951 in Kindergarten at St. Mary’s. He never noticed her until 1962 at her 16th birthday party. He fell in love with her that night and that love grew constantly through the years. That night, he told himself, “I’m going to marry that girl.”

Lou enlisted in the United States Army on November 14, 1967. He went through basic training at Ft. Dix, NJ and then went to the Defense Language Institute at Fort Bliss in El Paso, TX. Lou and Sharon wrote to each other, but the relationship was very casual. Until one day, she called and said, “Do you want to get married on July 6?” That made the rest of his life a total joy. They had three wonderful daughters, Angela, Lynn and Brigitte and were happily married for the next 55 years. Sharon passed away on June 14, 2023.

Lou was the proudest of their three daughters and eternal love for Sharon. He was also just as proud of his grandchildren, Mikel, Breanna, Donnavan, Sean and Damien, and great grandchildren, Emmy, Presley, Sylas and Parker He was preceded in death by his great grandchildren by Nathanial and Alana.

Lou was extremely proud of achieving Eagle Scout honors in 1962 and serving honorably in the United States Army. During his time in the U.S. Army, he studied the Vietnamese language and then served a tour in Vietnam as an interpreter/translator. He went on to work for the Texas Department of Public Safety in San Angelo, served as a patrol officer for the San Angelo Police Department, worked two years at the San Angelo State School and then finally returned to law enforcement in 1981 as a patrol deputy with the Tom Green County Sheriff’s office. After a few years, he advanced to detective/investigator for the rest of his career.

He left this life fully happy with all his accomplishments and would not change any of them. He was looking forward to being reunited with Sharon for their planned eternity together.

There will be a rosary vigil at 10:00 A.M., Monday, January 19, 2026, at Holy Angels Catholic Church with a funeral mass to follow beginning at 10:30 A.M. Inurnment will take place on a later date at The Gerald B. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery

In lieu of flowers, he would like memorials to be made to the American Cancer Society, the Diabetes Foundation, Meals for the Elderly, The San Angelo Women’s Shelter or Holy Angels Catholic Church.

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

Max graduated from Lakeview High School prior to attending San Angelo College & Sul Ross University in Alpine.

Max began working at a young age, starting with a paper route and then went on to work at Coca Cola Bottling Co. He joined the Navy in 1957 and spent the majority of his service in Hawaii, playing softball with the SubPac team, as their pitcher. Upon his return to San Angelo, had an opportunity to work as a carpenter, before eventually starting his own roofing company – Max Havlik Roofing. He roofed many homes and businesses in San Angelo and the surrounding areas during his years as a roofer.

Max had a passion for sports and the outdoors. He played softball and slow pitch for many years as the team pitcher. He also enjoyed fishing and hunting. He made annual trips to Colorado to hunt elk, along with regular trips to hunt in Alaska, Montana, Yukon Territory in Canada, and even a trip to Africa with longtime friends Alford and Pat Stewart.

Max married Ava Englert on January 26, 2001. They enjoyed traveling during their retirement years to Alaska, Utah, Colorado, Alabama, Washington, Montana, Georgia, California, Oregon, Missouri and Wyoming.

Max is survived by his wife Ava, daughters Linda (Laddy) McMurry, Reba (Greg) Priddy, step-sons David (Donna) Englert and James Englert. Grandchildren Joel (Brooke) Holland, Lauren (Brian) Yonkin, Alyssa (Zach) Spence. Great grandchildren Kailee (Trevor) Hamm, Elli and Preslee Holland, Peri and Quinn Yonkin and Lawson and Jett Spence. He is also survived by his brother, Jim Havlik, brother-in-law, Gene Dreyer, nieces, Sarah Denson and Susan Palmer and the mother of his daughters, Shirley Havlik.

Max was preceded in death by his parents Lad and Jetta Havlik and sister, Ladene Dreyer.

During Max’s life he was blessed to travel and experience many beautiful places that revealed the artistry of God. Thankfully he passed that love of adventure along to his family, who all love every chance we get to experience the Great Outdoors – National Parks, waterfalls, mountain streams, etc.

The Havlik Family would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to the staff of The Springs Memory Care and Concho Hearts Hospice for their attentive and compassionate care of Max.

In lieu of flowers, the Havlik Family kindly asks that you consider a donation to the Alzheimer’s Association at alz.org or another organization of your choice.

Graveside services will be held at 11 AM on Saturday January 10, 2025 at Johnson's Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens.

Doris Ruth (May) Walsh passed away in her home peacefully, surrounded by family, on 3 January 2026 at 101 years of age – succumbing to a case of pneumonia. Doris was the wife of James (Jim) David Walsh until his death in December 2012 and Mother to their four children. She is survived by their eldest son, James David Walsh, Jr., and eldest daughter, Patricia Ann (Patty) Walsh. She was predeceased by their son, Richard Dennis (Rick) Walsh, and daughter, Mary Elizabeth (Walsh) Phillipus. She is also survived by 11 grandchildren -- Michael Phillips, James David Walsh, III, Sammi Smith, Louis Lane, III, Rachel Morris, Jacob Lane, Rebekah Miller, Deborah Lane, Mary Summy, Stephen Koch, and Charles Koch – and numerous great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.

Doris was born into a farming family, the 4th of five children. She was born and went to school in Nevada County Arkansas. She met and married Jim while he was in the Army during WW II. After Jim’s discharge they lived in his home town of Albany where Jim Jr and Patty were born. Jim worked taking orders for a dairy company. After the family moved back to Arkansas and later to Texas, Jim began working for the telephone company and was eventually transferred to San Angelo.

Rick was born in Texarkana, Texas, and Mary was born in San Angelo, Texas. Doris had some nurse’s training and sometimes worked in healthcare, but also worked as a waitress and was primarily a wife and mother.

Originally Doris attended Southern Baptist services but agreed to having her children raised Catholic. She sometimes attended mass at Sacred Heart and later Holy Angels parish but later preferred attending Church of Christ services and, until Jim’s death, was a member of 9th and Main Church of Christ Church in San Angelo. After Jim’s death she moved to Rockwall, Texas to be cared for by her devoted daughter Mary until mid-2024. Doris attended Church of Christ services near there. In 2024 she returned to live in the house the family had owned since shortly after they moved to San Angelo; she was lovingly cared for by her eldest granddaughter, Sammi Smith, until her death. Doris remained faithful, loving, kind, and in good humor until the end. She loved Gospel music and was listening to it on YouTube on the day she passed.

Visitation for Doris will be held Thursday, January 8, 2026 from 5-7 pm at Johnson's Funeral Home. Her funeral service will be held at 2 pm, Friday, January 9, 2026 in Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery. Following the interment, the family will have a catered reception at Johnson's Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to your favorite charity in Doris' honor. Family and friends may leave online condolences at www.Johnsons-FuneralHome.com.

Edith Armilda Goswick, lovingly known as "Bossy Granny," passed away peacefully at the age of 91 on January 3, 2026. Born July 5, 1934, in Childress County Texas, Edith lived a life defined by love, resilience, and devotion to her family.

She spent most of her years in Westmorland, California, where she became a cherished member of the community. Known for living in the first house as you entered town, Edith welcomed everyone with a warm meal, a cup of coffee, or a good deal at one of her well-known yard sales-always sending guests off with her famous tagline, "Y'all come back." Her home was a gathering place filled with laughter, love, and the aroma of her cooking. She took joy in preparing meals and bringing loved ones together for every holiday, building traditions that will be cherished for generations to come.

Edith worked for many years at Johnny's Liquor Store, where her friendly spirit and hard work earned her the respect of all who knew her. She retired in the early 2000s and, in 2017, returned to her roots in Texas to spend her final years surrounded by loved ones.

As the matriarch of her family, Edith raised several generations of strong women, instilling in them the values of kindness, strength, and perseverance.

She is survived by her daughters: Cathy Kilgore, Zandy (Jack Crawford) McDaniel, and Jenitta (Ron) Thomas; her sister Venitta Williams; and her brother James (Sandy) Harris. Her legacy continues through her many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, a large extended family, and countless friends who will forever cherish her memory.

She is met in heaven by her parents, Joe Dee and Elsie Harris; her son, Jerry Cleavland Goswick; and Jimmy McDaniel.

Edith will be remembered for her warmth, generosity, and unwavering love. Her life was a testament to family and community-a beacon of hospitality and strength that will never fade.

A celebration of Edith's life will be held at a later date, where family and friends will gather to honor her remarkable journey.

Cruz Martinez Trevino, 75, passed away Friday, January 2, 2026, in San Angelo, Texas. Surrounded by her family. Public viewing will be Wednesday, January 7, 2026, from 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM, with the Rosary being prayed at 6:00 PM at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 AM Thursday, January 8, 2026, at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father Ryan Rojo, officiating. Burial will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Cruz is survived by her children, Dominic (Inez), Eugene (Monica), and Jeremiah (Amber); her grandchildren, Brandon, Haleigh, Jackie (Alberto), Jathan, Leyla, Sierra, Steven, Ector, Lexey and nine great-grandchildren; her siblings, Leon (Lupe), Santiago (Adela), Nate (Donna), Frank, Rosie, Cheva, Josie and numerous neices, nephews, and cousins. Cruz will join her husband, sister, and parents in eternal life. Cruz was born on May 3, 1950, in San Angelo to Joe Martinez and Petra Martinez. She attended Central High School, where she met the love of her life, Mario Trevino. After they graduated in 1969, they were married on November 14, 1970. Cruz was a natural nurturer who welcomed everyone into her home with a warm meal and a seat at her table. The title she wore most proudly was "Grandma," a name she was affectionately called by everyone, not just her grandchildren by blood or marriage. 

Caregiving was Cruz's calling, a role that fit her spirit. She poured herself into caring for others, finding joy and purpose in tending to those who needed her most. Her phone was an extension of this devotion. She loved nothing more than regular check-ins with all her babies and grandbabies, making sure everyone was doing well. 

Cruz cherished the bond she shared with her sisters, and together they traveled in flocks, living their own version of the "Golden Girls." Their adventures and laughter were a testament to the joy that sisterhood brought to her life.

Cruz was known for her devoted contributions to St. Mary's Church, where she could often be found attending services, volunteering, or gathering with her prayer group, the Morning Glories. Prayer was Cruz's superpower, and she prayed relentlessly for her community and family. Without a jealous or judgmental bone in her body, Cruz saw only the good in others. This important life lesson she imparted to all, to accept others as they are and seek the goodness in everyone, was the example she lived by every day.

Pallbearers will be Cruz's grandchildren: Brandon Trevino, Jackie Trejo, Alberto Trejo, Haleigh Trevino, Jathan Trevino, Leyla Trevino, Maritssa Garcia, and Marc Garcia. Honorary pallbearers will be Christian Garcia, Nich Castro, and Lexey Fernandez. 

The family would like to add a special thank you to Shannon Medical Center, Home Health, and her dialysis unit.Sign the online register at www.robertmassie.com.

Karon Annette Willis passed away on January 2, 2026, in San Angelo, Texas. She was born in Seminole Texas to Durward Denver Willias and Ruby (Jackie) Joyce Willis on October 24, 1956. Karon grew up in Plains, Texas and graduated in 1975. Karon went to South Plains College in Levelland Texas after graduation. Later in her life she completed her college degree and moved to Lubbock to work. She retired from Covenant where she was a Records Health Information Technician and Certified Tumor Registrar. Later, Karon moved to San Angelo where she spent time with her mom putting puzzles together. Karon attended Southgate Church of Christ. She was loved by her family and had a special love for her nieces, nephews and her great nieces and great nephews. She loved teaching art to them when they came for a visit. Karon is survived by her mother Jackie Willis, her sister Dana Blackwood and her husband Clay Blackwood. Her sister Elaine Bryant. Her nephew Jeremy Blackwood and wife Rebekah Blackwood. Her nephew (Keenan Hancock who sadly passed in 2023) Her niece Tarren Huff and Michael Book and niece Lindsey Blackwood. She was a great Aunt to Aaron and Evelyn Blackwood and Mattylin Chaput. Ashton Jaxson and Lexson Huff. She had many beloved Aunts, Uncles and Cousins and many friends. She leaves behind her dogs that she loved Zena, BJ and Sassy so very much.

Soar High Karon, we love you!