Mary Ethel Seymour: May 7, 1948-Nov. 6, 2026
Cherry was a devoted mother, grandmother, wife, sister and friend. She was also a source of endless fun, adventure and laughter to everyone who knew her.
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Savas Rubio Guevara: March 21, 1949-Nov. 8, 2026
He attended the Kerrville Special Opportunities Center and truly enjoyed his time there. Some of his favorite activities included going to the movies, taking trips to Luckenbach, and enjoying meals at local restaurants.
Elydia May Giddings: March 23, 1952-Nov. 7, 2026
She dedicated her time to helping others, pouring into the people she loved, and making her home a place filled with the best home-cooked meals, laughter, and memories that her family will cherish forever.
James “Jimmy” Charlier Whelan: Sept. 11, 1940-Nov. 10, 2026
He had a love and knowledge of raising and showing livestock from childhood to passing it onto his children and his grandchildren. He also helped with many FFA chapters and 4-H groups.
Barbara Streckfus: Sept. 20, 1935-Nov. 6, 2026
She was married to the love of her life, James Allen Streckfus, and together they shared six children; she cherished her family above all else.
Joshua Tubbs: April 14, 1989-Nov. 1, 2026
Tubbs had a way of making ordinary moments memorable. His family often referred to him as the mediator of the group, someone who could bring people together and help keep the peace, usually with a little humor along the way.
Pablo Castillo: April 28, 1924-Nov. 5, 2026
He was self-employed as a carpenter and painter for numerous years. He also preached for Spanish Church of Christ and was a lifetime member of the Church of Christ.
Anthony Hall: Aug. 10, 1974-Nov. 1, 2026
Tony was known for his great sense of humor and quick wit. He always had a joke ready and loved keeping those around him on their toes. He enjoyed traveling and experiencing new adventures, including a memorable trip to take The Goonies tour.
Jeffrey Daniel Bradberry: Aug. 3, 1970-Oct. 27, 2026
Jeff was the lead singer and storyteller, he played the washboard and had a larger than life personality. The band was beloved in the Austin music scene and traveled throughout Texas and around the United States for the next two decades.
Paul Pitts: Feb. 27, 1937-Nov. 2, 2026
Paul was involved in many community service activities, and spent many mornings at his coffee club at the Hunt Store. He and Carol were long time members of Hunt United Methodist Church.
Savas Rubio Guevara: March 21, 1949-Nov. 8, 2026
He attended the Kerrville Special Opportunities Center and truly enjoyed his time there. Some of his favorite activities included going to the movies, taking trips to Luckenbach, and enjoying meals at local restaurants.
Elydia May Giddings: March 23, 1952-Nov. 7, 2026
She dedicated her time to helping others, pouring into the people she loved, and making her home a place filled with the best home-cooked meals, laughter, and memories that her family will cherish forever.
James “Jimmy” Charlier Whelan: Sept. 11, 1940-Nov. 10, 2026
He had a love and knowledge of raising and showing livestock from childhood to passing it onto his children and his grandchildren. He also helped with many FFA chapters and 4-H groups.
Barbara Streckfus: Sept. 20, 1935-Nov. 6, 2026
She was married to the love of her life, James Allen Streckfus, and together they shared six children; she cherished her family above all else.
Joshua Tubbs: April 14, 1989-Nov. 1, 2026
Tubbs had a way of making ordinary moments memorable. His family often referred to him as the mediator of the group, someone who could bring people together and help keep the peace, usually with a little humor along the way.
Pablo Castillo: April 28, 1924-Nov. 5, 2026
He was self-employed as a carpenter and painter for numerous years. He also preached for Spanish Church of Christ and was a lifetime member of the Church of Christ.
Anthony Hall: Aug. 10, 1974-Nov. 1, 2026
Tony was known for his great sense of humor and quick wit. He always had a joke ready and loved keeping those around him on their toes. He enjoyed traveling and experiencing new adventures, including a memorable trip to take The Goonies tour.
Jeffrey Daniel Bradberry: Aug. 3, 1970-Oct. 27, 2026
Jeff was the lead singer and storyteller, he played the washboard and had a larger than life personality. The band was beloved in the Austin music scene and traveled throughout Texas and around the United States for the next two decades.
Paul Pitts: Feb. 27, 1937-Nov. 2, 2026
Paul was involved in many community service activities, and spent many mornings at his coffee club at the Hunt Store. He and Carol were long time members of Hunt United Methodist Church.