A dedicated educator, she found joy in teaching high school math and Sunday school at church. Jerilyn instilled a love for bridge in her children and grandchildren, showcasing her skill at strategic games.
Jennie lived life as it came, and faced both its adventures and challenges with God and family centered in her heart. She always had a warm, caring hand for everyone and shared it graciously.
After retiring to Kerrville, John and Diane joined Trinity Baptist Church, and they enjoyed retirement mornings at The Donut Palace in Kerrville with friends from Trinity.
Javier loved his children very much and was so proud of the lives they've built. He enjoyed being outdoors, hunting, fishing, bar-b-queuing.
He was able to develop a ministry proclaiming the value of the virtues with brief video reflections as a way to believing in the goodness of God.
She was a faithful woman who loved the Lord, her family, and her community.
He spent his time with his loving wife, family, and throwing down on the grill with some of the best Texas barbecue you've ever eaten.
Marjorie was raised on her family's ranch in Mountain Home, where she lived for 89 years. She graduated from Tivy High School. After marrying, she stayed home as a homemaker raising her children and tending her garden.
She had just recently, in October 2023, returned to Kerrville to live with her oldest son
He worked as a farmer/rancher for years and was awarded from Gillespie County Hay Shows first place and winning at National Hay shows.
