Marquita Seaton Patterson: Nov. 17, 1948-Aug. 12, 2026
Marquita served as a pastor alongside her husband for 30 years at Church of the Hills in Austin, Texas, which they founded together.
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Lela Lorene Ellison: May 5, 1965-Aug. 5, 2026
She could have fun anywhere she found herself, although she especially loved to be anywhere outdoors; her favorite place to visit with her family was the Gulf Coast.
Daniel Bill Lozano: Jan. 4, 1950-Aug. 6, 2026
Danny was the storyteller and loved to laugh. He worked at La Hacienda for 23 years until he retired in 2022.
Juana Carrera Meneses: July 31, 1937-Aug. 3, 2026
Juana will be remembered for her generosity, her witty personality, and the unconditional love she gave to her family. She was also known for being a sharp dresser and a great dancer.
Larry Delaney: June 5, 1944-Aug. 2, 2026
He worked for more than 40 years for Santa Fe Railway and BNSF Railway as a civil engineer in various positions in their track and bridge construction and crossing safety divisions.
Charles Stork: Nov. 5, 1935-July 30, 2026
Chuck loved working with wood, and used his knowledge of construction to help others. At two different congregations, he started a ministry where groups of volunteers helped people with home repairs at no cost. He did his best to faithfully follow God.
Jason Lee Crombie: Aug. 15, 1954-Aug. 2, 2026
Music was one of Jason's greatest joys. He especially cherished sharing his love of music with his son and grandchildren, passing along not only songs, but precious memories that will live on in their hearts.
Carla Harten: July 8, 1964-Aug. 2, 2026
Carla built a warm, loving, and faith filled home with her most beloved and devoted husband Timothy Harten.
Kelli Loujean Tuck: June 12, 1963-July 12, 2026
She went on to pioneer "Grandma's House," a TV show for deaf children, before creating, directing, and acting as show runner for the fastest growing PBS series, CD Highway. Her show interviewed guests after their performance, juxtaposing legends like Lou Rawls and Pat Benatar with rising artists, affording a generation of young performers their first national stage.
Trucelia “Trish” Butler: June 4, 1947-Aug. 3, 2026
Trish was always attached to her puppy friends. The current puppy is a beagle/corgi mix rescue pup named Izzy, who is already missing her Mom. She stayed close to Trish during her illness.
Lela Lorene Ellison: May 5, 1965-Aug. 5, 2026
She could have fun anywhere she found herself, although she especially loved to be anywhere outdoors; her favorite place to visit with her family was the Gulf Coast.
Daniel Bill Lozano: Jan. 4, 1950-Aug. 6, 2026
Danny was the storyteller and loved to laugh. He worked at La Hacienda for 23 years until he retired in 2022.
Juana Carrera Meneses: July 31, 1937-Aug. 3, 2026
Juana will be remembered for her generosity, her witty personality, and the unconditional love she gave to her family. She was also known for being a sharp dresser and a great dancer.
Larry Delaney: June 5, 1944-Aug. 2, 2026
He worked for more than 40 years for Santa Fe Railway and BNSF Railway as a civil engineer in various positions in their track and bridge construction and crossing safety divisions.
Charles Stork: Nov. 5, 1935-July 30, 2026
Chuck loved working with wood, and used his knowledge of construction to help others. At two different congregations, he started a ministry where groups of volunteers helped people with home repairs at no cost. He did his best to faithfully follow God.
Jason Lee Crombie: Aug. 15, 1954-Aug. 2, 2026
Music was one of Jason's greatest joys. He especially cherished sharing his love of music with his son and grandchildren, passing along not only songs, but precious memories that will live on in their hearts.
Carla Harten: July 8, 1964-Aug. 2, 2026
Carla built a warm, loving, and faith filled home with her most beloved and devoted husband Timothy Harten.
Kelli Loujean Tuck: June 12, 1963-July 12, 2026
She went on to pioneer "Grandma's House," a TV show for deaf children, before creating, directing, and acting as show runner for the fastest growing PBS series, CD Highway. Her show interviewed guests after their performance, juxtaposing legends like Lou Rawls and Pat Benatar with rising artists, affording a generation of young performers their first national stage.
Trucelia “Trish” Butler: June 4, 1947-Aug. 3, 2026
Trish was always attached to her puppy friends. The current puppy is a beagle/corgi mix rescue pup named Izzy, who is already missing her Mom. She stayed close to Trish during her illness.