Our beloved father and grandfather passed away after a long illness at Kindred Hospital in Webster, Texas on December 23, 2025 at the age of 88 years old.

He was born on July 18, 1937, in Spartanburg, SC. After high school he proudly joined the US Air Force where he was stationed at Lackland AFB in San Antonio. He met the love of his life Mary Lou Garza and married on September 19, 1959. They traveled the world being stationed in Alaska, Thailand, Turkey, and Italy. He was last stationed at Goodfellow AFB in San Angelo where he eventually retired in 1979. He went on to sell life insurance, he operated the movie theater in Bronte, Texas. He owned The Dugout (sports memorabilia) and the Book Exchange (bookstore) and then worked as security at Sunset Mall.

OB was a great storyteller and loved to fish. He was either watching western movies or baseball with his favorite teams being the Astros and Rangers.

He is survived by his children, Barbara Henderson of San Angelo, Texas, Karen and husband Dr. Robert Zicterman of Friendswood, Texas, and Jon and wife Sarah Henderson of Spring, Texas. Grandchildren Colton and Morgan Henderson of Huntsville, Texas and Daniel Zicterman of Friendswood, Texas. Brothers, Lewis Henderson of Campobello, SC and Charles Henderson of Inman, SC; and various sisters-in-laws, nieces, nephews and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his mother Ada Mae and father OB Henderson, Sr., daughter Sandra Lynn Henderson, wife Mary Lou Henderson and brother James Henderson.

Pallbearers will be Robert Zicterman, Daniel Zicterman, Jon Henderson, Colton Henderson, Morgan Henderson and Charles Morse, Jr.

Danny Ray Porter, of Wall, Texas, passed away on Monday, December 22, 2025, at the age of 57. He was born on June 14, 1968, in San Angelo, Texas, to Jack and JoAnn (Gilbert) Porter.

Danny is survived by his loving wife, Debbie (Jones) Porter of Wall, Texas; his sons Anthony Salgren and wife Destiny of Abilene, Brenden Porter of Euless, Texas, and Sterlin Porter and wife Sydnee of New Braunfels, Texas; and his stepsons Stetson Hancock and wife Megan, and Tanner Hancock and wife Kayla, all of Mulvane, Kansas. Known affectionately as “Pops,” Danny was blessed with 10 grandchildren, all of whom he adored and cherished time with.

He is also survived by his siblings Randy Porter and wife Jane of Tuscola, and Sandy Warner and husband Gary of San Angelo; his nephews Jason Gipson and wife Shauni of Snyder, Texas, and Jeff Sessom and wife Katrina of San Angelo, Texas; along with numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and many dear friends. Danny was a very animated storyteller and loved nothing more than sharing stories and making people laugh.

Danny was married to the mother of his boys, Toni Porter, for 20 years. He later met Debbie Jones on June 13, 2014. They dated for four years and were married on June 16, 2018. During their 11½ years together, Danny and Debbie lived in Abilene and Hillsboro, Texas; Shawnee, Oklahoma; and ultimately made their home in Wall, Texas.

Danny graduated from Central High School and soon began a career in sales. He worked for All American Chevrolet and Jim Bass Ford, where he earned numerous awards for his performance. After moving to Abilene, he co-owned Vertical Loop Wireless with his wife Toni. Following the sale of the business, Danny worked as a department manager at Lowe’s and concluded his career as the General Manager for Window Depot.

Danny was a wonderful husband, dad, pops, friend, and boss. He loved to make people laugh and had a gift for telling animated, memorable stories.

His hobbies included fishing—especially his beloved Saturday fishing trips—and spending time with family. Danny also loved skating and played hockey for the San Angelo Double Aces, competing with his team at the Junior Olympics in California. He enjoyed riding dirt bikes with his boys, riding his Harley, and being outdoors whenever possible.

Danny was a member of Paul Ann Baptist Church. He considered his greatest accomplishments to be his boys, his family, his friends, and his faith.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack and JoAnn Porter; his grandparents J.W. and Edith “Memaw” Gilbert; and Jack and Lorraine Porter.

There will be a celebration of Danny’s life to be held at a later date.

Kathleen “Kathy” Davis, 90, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, while resting peacefully in her bed. 

Kathy was born on November 30, 1935, in Akron, Ohio, to Clarence and Margaret (Vasbinder) White. She grew up in Akron and later attended Kent State University for a short time, where she met the man she would marry in 1959, Paul E. Davis.Kathy worked as a secretary before focusing on raising her family. She and Paul had two children, John and Paula, and were later blessed with two grandchildren, Joseph and Maya, who meant the world to her. Kathy and Paul shared 57 wonderful years of marriage before his passing. In 1979, the family moved to San Angelo, Texas, which became Kathy’s home for the next 46 years. 

For the past 10 years, she lived at Rio Concho West, where she enjoyed visiting with others and sharing her kind and giving heart. Kathy had a way of making people feel welcome, and that will always be remembered. 

Kathy was preceded in death by her husband, Paul, and her parents.

She is survived by her sister, Jeanette Cowell; her children, John and Paula; and her beloved grandchildren, Joseph and Maya. Kathy will be laid to rest at North Lawn Memorial Gardens in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 

Visitation will be held on January 2, 2026, from 4:00–6:00 p.m. at Harper Funeral Home. A memorial service will take place on Monday, January 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. also at Harper’s Funeral Home, with Pastor Julian of Word of Life Church officiating. The family welcomes written notes sharing a funny or heartwarming memory of Kathy.

David Cotham Stamps, a beloved and gentle soul, passed away on December 20, 2025, at the age of 83. Born on August 31, 1942, in Newport, Arkansas, he was a resident of Carlsbad, Texas.

David served in the Air Force, embarking on a distinguished career that spanned 24.5 years. His military service took him and his wife, Donna Stamps, around the world, most notably to Norway. David and Donna were married in 1975 and shared a life filled with travel and adventure, residing in Texas, England, Germany, and Cyprus.

After retiring from the Air Force, David pursued his passion for driving, becoming an over-the-road truck driver. He cherished the opportunity to explore the United States and Canada, meeting people from all walks of life. David's love for trucks and living in the countryside was a defining aspect of his character, and he was fondly remembered as a "tall drink of water" by those who knew him.

David was a family man, having had a son, Theron, with his second wife. He will be missed and loved by many. His legacy lives on in the memories of those who knew him, and every time a "big" truck goes by, David Stamps' memory is renewed.

A Celebration of Life will be held on December 29, 2025, at 2:00 pm in the Chapel at Johnson's Funeral Home, located at 435 West Beauregard, San Angelo, Texas, 76903.

Arabela Maldonado Medellin, 83, passed away Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at her home.

Public viewing will start at 4:00 PM with the Rosary being prayed at 6:00 PM Sunday, December 21, 2025, at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Mass will be at 10:30 AM Monday, December 22, 2025, at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Ft. Joey Faylona, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Mrs. Medellin was born June 12, 1942 in Muzquiz, Coahuila, Mexico to Salvador and Eduarda Maldonado. Arabela married Heriberto Medellin on April 15, 1958 in Muzquiz. He preceded her in death on April 9, 2019. Arabela has been a resident of San Angelo since 1960. She was a supervisor with Levi Strauss for 26 years before retiring in 1997. Arabela was a devoted member of St. Mary's Catholic Church where she was a Lecturer, Eucharistic Minister, and a Morning Glory. She liked playing Loteria (bingo), shopping, crocheting, water aerobics, and going to the casino. Arabela's love language was cooking, she enjoyed feeding her family, friends and anyone who had an appetite.

Survivors include her two sons, Herberto Medellin, Jr. and wife Barbara, and Enrique Medellin; a daughter, Laura Wilcox and husband Lamar; a brother, Salvador Maldonado and wife Juanita; a sister, Maria Carmen Gutierrez and husband Manuel; four grandchildren, Trina Delgado and husband Martin, Miles McMillan, John McMillan, and Sara McMillan; and two great grandchildren, Ellarose Delgado, and Luca Delgado. Arabela was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a son, Mario Medellin, a daughter, Sandra Medellin, and her siblings, Antonio, Maldonado, Oscar Maldonado, Lupe Ramirez, and Christina Jordan.

Suzanne Carter Hahn of San Angelo, TX, 88, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Monday, December 22, 2025.

Suzanne/Suzy/Nana Sue was born on January 14, 1937, in McAllen, TX, to Harris George Carter of Robert Lee, TX, and Beulah Tickle Carter of San Angelo, TX. She graduated from San Angelo High School in 1954. She and her brother, Harris G. Carter, Jr., were raised on an 800 acre ranch west of San Angelo (referred to as “the place”) and observed the hardships of country life during the depression era, which included periods of extreme drought and no electricity until 1950. Her parents were both teachers, educated at the University of Texas over many summers, but were persuaded by Beulah’s mother, Zillah, to relocate to San Angelo in 1938 to make a go at ranching. Suzanne later wrote an article for the San Angelo Standard Times (where she was a frequent guest columnist) entitled ‘The Alien,’ which chronicled her father’s experiences as school superintendent-turned-sheep rancher. Suzanne married Marlin D. Hahn of Mason, TX, in 1954. At a very young age, she became a mom to two children: Marlin Dale Hahn, Jr., San Angelo, TX, and Pamela Hahn Butler (Robert), Lampasas, TX. Suzanne always said that she learned everything she needed to know about raising children from her beloved sister-in-law, Wauldine. She was a loving grandmother to three grandchildren: Samantha J. Butler (Tom Carter), Sugarland, TX; Justin Carter Hahn, Tucson, AZ; and Wylie Gage Hahn, Lubbock, TX. She loved her nieces and nephews and is survived by: Aimee Reason (Eddie), Ft. Worth, TX; Audrey Carter McAtee (Tim), Houston, TX; Danny Jo Carter (Suzi), Las Vegas, NV; and her grandniece, Sarah Carter, Austin, TX and grand nephews, Tristan and Lexi, Las Vegas, NV. She was especially close to June Harris Holmes Koch, her first cousin, Ballinger, TX, who visited her often, her second cousins, Richard Tickle, Eden, TX, and Cynthia Tickle Dennis Jones, Covington, TN, and her sister-in-law, Joyce Trowbridge, Lake Worth Beach, FL. She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Harris G. Carter, Ft. Worth, TX; her dear nephew, David Lindsay Carter, Austin, TX; sister-in-law, Wauldine Carter, Kyle, TX; and first cousins Edwin Tickle, Eden, TX, and Jack Tickle, San Marcos, TX.

She made many loving friends growing up in San Angelo and remained close with all of them through the years while living in Houston working for Pool Company from 1978 to 1981, and later when she was briefly married to Richard Coyne from New York, NY, and relocated with him to Washington, DC. There, in 1982, she joined United Parcel Service (UPS) as a Public Affairs Manager. Suzanne worked for UPS until 1993, relocating first to Greenwich, CT and later, Atlanta, GA. In her early married years, Suzanne and Marlin enjoyed playing bridge with friends, water skiing at Twin Buttes reservoir, horseback riding, Terpsichorean dance club, Beta Sigma Phi social group activities, and spending time at ‘the place’ on Arden Route with her mom and dad and caring for them until their passing in 1976. Suzanne worked for Angelo State University and in about 1970 joined Pool Company in San Angelo before a transfer to Houston after a divorce in 1978. She was always reading and enjoyed sewing for her mother, daughter, and granddaughter. Before and after retirement, she became interested in family genealogy and visited England several times to research her maternal lineage. She later documented their settlement in Texas as part of becoming a Daughter of the Republic of Texas. Suzanne loved to write and was enrolled in classes at Angelo State University, the University of Houston, and Georgetown University while living in Washington, D.C. She wrote numerous essays, book reviews, and opinion pieces which were published in the Houston Chronicle and the San Angelo Standard Times over many years. Her writing covered topics such as drought and ranching, the ‘yankee’ invasion of Houston for oil industry jobs in the early 80s, West Texas cowboys, World Wars I and II, immigration, and political commentary around the time of the 2016 election.

After returning to San Angelo, Suzanne became a member of Grace Christian Church and would teach Sunday school classes now and then as she loved the historical aspects of the bible. Suzanne also traveled extensively post retirement with good friends Dorothy Hambright and Marilyn Swain, both of whom she has missed dearly since their passing. She loved playing bridge and reading books with her book club and quoting famous poems by memory, just like her father and brother did. She recited the poem ‘Invictus’ by memory the summer before her death. She continued to enjoy time with high school friends Connie Fletcher and Betty Sue Henry until the end. She was a loving, lifetime presence to her grandchildren and spent many holidays and summers traveling with them, entertaining them, and feeding them, along with the Robinson boys of the Santa Rita ‘hood.’ She attended numerous football games, gymnastics events, swim meets, and musical performances over the years. She was her grandchildren’s biggest fan and advocate, and they treasure every moment spent with her. Her children and grandchildren have so many special and cherished memories with her, especially at Thanksgiving when all would gather at “the place” to prepare haggis (a tradition started by Dale, David, and Harris G.) and walk to the old barn to hear campfire stories about Bo Jones as told by her brother, Harris G. At Christmas, she would plan and execute treasure hunts for the grandchildren and host family gatherings with flair. Suzanne was always the talker at family gatherings, just like her father and brother, and was always very well versed on public events and politics; we will be having very dull gatherings without her. She leaves us having shared a lot about her life and memories of her family and growing up, and we are comforted by that. She was tenacious and respected adversity and people who overcame great obstacles. She loved songs like “Sunday Morning Coming Down” or “Why Me Lord” or “Blowing in the Wind” or “Let it Be.” She dealt with the gritty aspects of life, recognizing through Dylan Thomas that “this world ain’t no place for the weary kind,” and quoted scripture during Covid, posting on FB that “Psalm 30:5 is a verse of comfort for us all - ‘Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy cometh in the morning.’ – we just have to tie another knot and hang on.”

A special thanks to the wonderful caregivers at The Crest, especially Hilda and Melissa and Lenore and Jane and Laura, who watched over her with such tenderness. And, to her amazing hospice team, Randi and Noemi, our sincerest, heartfelt thanks. A celebration of Suzanne’s life will be held on January 17, 2026 at 10 AM at Grace Christian Church, San Angelo, TX with a reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Grace Christian Church.

Born Feb 11, 1974 in Arlington, TX to John and Jill Sage, he grew up in San Angelo and graduated from Central High School. He then attended Texas Tech and Angelo State University and earned his bachelor of business degree from Angelo State University.

Matt was an avid swimmer in high school and continued to swim throughout his life.

He was involved in Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at both Universities and considered many of his fraternity brother’s true brothers. Matt served in the US Navy Reserves and the US Border Patrol. Then spent many years helping people in the insurance industry. Matt loved his friends and family and especially loved his dog, Bea.

He was preceded in death by his father, John Sage.

He is survived by his mother, Jill Sage; his sister, Samantha Sage of Fredericksburg; his nephew, Will Keller, of Stephenville; his nieces, Ellison Keller of Fort Collins and Alex Keller of Fredericksburg; and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.

A rosary service will be held at 6:00 PM on Thursday, January 8, 2026 at Harper Funeral Home Chapel. A memorial mass will take place at 10:00 AM, Friday, January 9, 2026 at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Inurnment will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery.

The Sage family is grateful for the care and support of Gentiva Hospice, Monica Sanchez and her crew of aides and friends and family who helped Matt along his journey this last year.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to the San Angelo Area Foundation for the Matthew Sage Memorial Scholarship Fund, 221 S. Irving St, San Angelo, TX. 76903

Stella G. Rodriguez, beloved wife, sister and mother of two children, 81, of San Angelo, TX, returned to God on December 20, 2025.

Stella was born in San Angelo, TX in 1944 to Celestino Gonzales and Rosa Cuellar Gonzales. She attended high school in San Angelo, TX and earned a Bachelor of Social Work degree from Angelo State University. After graduation, she went on to work at Pasadena Care Center and Tomball Regional Hospital in Texas.

Stella met Joel Rodriguez in 1964 and they were married in 1966. Initially, Stella was not interested in dating Joel, but one momentous date changed her opinion and their love story began. They celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary earlier this year. The couple loved one another deeply with their devotion centered on faith, family, and friends. The two loved to dance and attend music concerts and were known to enjoy going to events and social with their family and friends.

Stella was a devoted mother to her and her husband’s greatest blessings, Joel Jason Rodriguez and Lori Mendel. Her love for them knew no end and she raised them to be strong, independent, and faith loving individuals. She taught them to stand up for themselves and to advocate for others when necessary which she continuously led by example.

Her love of reading was known by her friends and family. She and her husband loved to read. Together, they built a library in their home that fostered a love of reading in Joel Jason and Lori. Stella loved mysteries and created a large collection of Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle novels. Her love of reading grew to include Christian and devotional books as well as miracles of faith.

She found joy in service and had fond memories volunteering with the Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce – The Jaycees. There she and her husband met Lonnie & Betty Love, Bob & Georgia Townley, Pete & Esther Lerma, and Lynn & Judy Gottardy who became like family to them.

Stella committed her life to Christ and to service. She was a prayerful woman who read scripture daily. Stella believed in fully participating in a community of faith and was known to be active in prayer and bible groups throughout her life. She was an active volunteer at St. Luke the Evangelist Catholic Church and St. Monica Catholic Church in Houston, TX. Stella supported many evangelical and Christian worker ministries throughout her life. One of her fondest memories for her and her husband was volunteering with Hope-Village in Houston. Their commitment to service and faith was one of the foundational tenants they instilled in their children which they fully embrace in their adulthood.

Stella was preceded in death by mother Rosa Gonzales, sister Ruth Davis, uncle Miguel Valadez, and aunts Juanita Lara and Carmen Valadez, who welcomed her in Heaven. She is survived by husband Joel Rodriguez, son Joel Jason, daughter Lori and son-in-law Calvin “Butch” Mendel, sister Adel Valadez, nieces and nephews James Valadez, Michael Valadez, Danny Rodriguez, Marisol Rodriguez, Peter Rodriguez, Sylvia Goodwin, Sandra Gonzalez Hipo, Richard Gonzalez, and many cousins and great nieces and nephews, who know Stella will be welcoming them in the afterlife.

Stella will be available for viewing on December 27, 2025 from 8:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. at Harper Funeral Home. A visitation will be held from 3:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. At Harper Funeral Home on December 28, 2025 with a Rosary Vigil Service beginning at 5:00 P.M. The Funeral Mass is scheduled for 10:00 A.M., December 29, 2025, at Sacred Heart Cathedral, followed by the interment at Calvary Cemetery.

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

Ann Privitt entered the gates of Heaven on December 20 at 5:47 a.m. She was born in San Angelo May 4, 1943, and lived a life marked by faith, perseverance, service, and deep love for her family.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, JW Privitt; her father, LV James; her mother, Maggie; her stepfather, Albert Davis; her brothers, William Lee and Benjamin DeVan James; and her precious great-grandson, Tate William Foster.

Ann is lovingly remembered by her children:

Allyn and Lori Hepner, Sheri and Lloyd Woodfin, Dori and Steve Foster, and Ralyn and Elizabeth Hepner; her twelve grandchildren: Stephanie and Daniel Morris, Allyson and Kevin Eastman, Whitney and Zachary Pyle, Davis Woodfin, Kacilyn and Collin Helton, Kortney and Andrew Boyd, Colt and Shalyse Foster, Kelsey and Travis Kemp, Dillyn Hepner, Elijah Woodfin, Cobi Woodfin, and Sabrina Hepner and her sixteen great-grandchildren: Brenyn, Carsyn, Kase, Kelbi, Oakley, Huxley, Naraa, Connley, Hadleigh, Brock, Clayton, Gatlin, Devin, Bowen, Renlee, and Wade.

Ann was saved at a young age and walked faithfully with the Lord throughout her life. She began serving Him when she was a teen singing and serving as a church pianist and continued playing for the residents when she entered the Robert Lee nursing center. Her passion for teaching was evident throughout her life, teaching numerous piano students, teaching Sunday school, life groups and ladies’ Bible studies, always being creative and committed to being involved. 

Ann earned her bachelor’s degree in just three years, completing a double major in Elementary Education and Spanish, while raising 4 children on her own. She began her teaching career in 1973. After marrying J.W., they helped start a Christian school in San Angelo, now known as Cornerstone Christian School. Ann taught multiple subjects over the years; however Spanish remained her favorite. Even in the nursing home, she continued “teaching” Spanish to her caregivers.

Ann was known for her great sense of humor, quick-witted comebacks, and unwavering dedication to God and her family. She loved researching history, genealogy, sewing, bicycling, road trips, and all things Texas—bluebonnets, visiting courthouses, and collecting photos and information on historical markers.

She was a hard-working, dedicated, and determined woman, affectionately referred to as “a cat with nine lives.” Ann survived a massive brain stem stroke at age 49, battled breast cancer twice, and in her final days amazed her care team with her strength and fortitude. 

Her seasons of life leave behind a legacy of faith, resilience, and love that will continue to live on through her family and friends who loved her and were touched by her life and testimony. 

A visitation will be held at Johnson's Funeral Home, located at 435 West Beauregard, San Angelo, TX 76903, on December 22, 2025, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

The funeral service will take place at the same venue on December 23, 2025, at10:00 am

The committal service will be conducted at Johnson's Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, situated at 4989 FM Highway 1223, San Angelo, TX 76905, on December 23, 2025.

Antonia Garza, a beloved and faithful soul, passed away on December 17, 2025, at the age of 88. Born on July 5, 1937, in Sonora, Texas, Antonia lived a life marked by bravery, resilience, and wisdom. 

Antonia spent her early years in Sonora, Texas, and later lived in California before getting married. Her career was distinguished by her work at Ethicon, from which she retired after a dedicated tenure. Her adventurous spirit took her to Puerto Rico and Germany, where she trained others in her field of expertise.

Antonia was a devoted mother to her three children: Mary Ann Bastien, married to Jerry Bastien; Brenda Villarreal; and Tobias Tarin, married to Monica Tarin. She was predeceased by her sisters, Julia Cardona and Maria Mancias, and is survived by her brother, Vicente Garza, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Her legacy continues through her grandchildren, Joseph Tarin, Steven Villarreal, DeAnna Napoles, Elisha Villarreal, Ricky Aguirre, Danielle Glick, and Brittany Schmidt, and her great-grandchildren, Ramon Villarreal III, Eva Villarreal, Landree Napoles, Brodee Napoles, Trentyn Acevedo, Tristyn Acevedo, Adalyn Acevedo, Alex Bowman, Hayden James Glick, Bryden Daniel Glick, Kierran James Schmidt, Chase Daniel Schmidt, and Rosalie Ann Elizabeth Schmidt. Her family fondly remembers the joyful gatherings during holidays.

Antonia's personal interests included being a talented artist and painter, possessing a beautiful singing voice, and gardening, particularly tending to her roses. She was an excellent cook and had a love for travel. Her community involvement included participation in the Altar Linen Society.

Her personal qualities of determination and unflinching strength in the face of conflict were admired by many. She was a meticulous cleaner and always strived to be fair and honest in every matter.

Expressions of gratitude are extended to Concho Hearts Hospice; Deanna Villarreal and the staff at Angel's Care Home Health; her son-in-law Raymond Villarreal for his daily support; The Champion Family and The Tarin Family for their unwavering support and love; The Bara Family; granddaughter DeAnna Napoles for her role as a medical advocate and resource; and granddaughter Elisha Villarreal for her constant love and celebration of her Grandma Bubba.

In her own words, "A mother's love never truly leaves us - it lives on in every kindness we show, every strength we find, and every moment we choose grace over despair."

Antonia Garza's life was a testament to her hard-working, honest, and humorous nature. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her in San Angelo, Texas, and beyond.

The rosary will be held at Johnson's Funeral Home, located at 435 West Beauregard, San Angelo, TX 76903, on December 21, 2025, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

The funeral service will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 301 W 17th St, San Angelo, TX 76903, on December 22, 2025, from 10:00 am.

The committal service will follow at Johnson's Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, 4989 FM Highway 1223, San Angelo, TX 76905, on December 22, 2025, from 11:00 am.

Pallbearers will include Steven Villarreal, Hector Acevedo, Ramon "Pookie" Villarreal, Trentyn Acevedo, Tristyn Acevedo, Landree Napoles, and Raul Napoles. Honorary pallbearers will be Joseph Michael Tarin and Brodee Napoles.