He was a hardworking and devoted man who gave his all to provide for his family, always putting their needs before his own. Known for his kind heart, Jose was never hesitant to lend a helping hand to anyone in need.
He did not say how much money would be released, which programs it would come through or which counties would qualify.
After retiring, he enjoyed volunteering at the Hill Country Youth Ranch thrift shop and playing 18 at Schreiner Golf Course, a game he loved. (Most days.)
Among Texas’ 100 largest counties, only Llano County (39.70%) had higher early turnout than Kerr County through Monday.
He was a veteran of the Vietnam War, serving three tours of duty in the Army and was awarded a Citation of Army Commendation First Oak Leaf cluster Medal for bravely volunteering to remain in the line of fire to assist and protect a seriously wounded comrade.
He was an avid and devoted member of the recovery communities in Kerrville, Nashville, Corpus Christi, and San Diego, where he built lasting friendships and touched countless lives.
Donna had a sense of humor and friendly personality. She always took time to visit with people and pay a compliment. She was an avid reader and volunteered and served on staff at numerous libraries.
Through Sunday, 12,495 Kerr County voters had cast ballots, according to the Kerr County Elections Office: 11,463 in person and 1,032 by mail. That’s about 31.4% of the county’s registered voters, nearly one in three.
He was a devoted husband to Bobbie and a cherished father to his daughters, Lindsey and Madeline, who will deeply miss turning to him for his wisdom and support.
The Kerrville Mountain Bike Festival draws hundreds for a week of extreme riding.
