Obituary

She welcomed all with open arms and heart. She loved learning and had many talents. We have beautiful artwork that she painted, blankets and sweaters she knitted, pottery she made and antiques she refinished.

Hoot will be affectionately remembered by many young men whom he mentored and coached. His sage advice to them was to find enjoyment, laughter and friendship throughout life. Hoot’s famous line whenever someone had visited and was heading out the door was, ”Have fun!”

He worked hard his whole life while actually just playing in the dirt. John’s happy place was always on a bulldozer or in a deer stand! He was a champion bar-b-quer!

Dobbie and Jeannette retired to Kerrville in 1982 where they continued to enjoy church and traveling in their motorhome to all 50 states. Jeannette loved her Lord, her family and her friends.

Lampman moved to Comfort in 2003 so he and his wife could be closer to their granddaughter.

She was a champion for animals and her family, she starred on the airwaves here in Kerr County.

Amber’s ashes will be intermingled with her husband’s and placed in the roots of an apple tree. Amber and Shane’s presence in the Earth will be a lasting and growing memory for all who loved them.

Cheryl Ann Miller, 59, of Kerrville died Friday, March 10, 2023, at a hospital in San Antonio, Texas.

He fiercely loved his family, his friends, and his numerous mentors. He would have given his shirt to any of them. He loved hunting, horseback riding, John Wayne movies, Merle Haggard, and the Texas countryside. Patch will be missed by many.

While employed by AMF Tuboscope, he traveled to 26 different countries. Cairo was his first overseas trip on the job and one of the most memorable. His hobbies included dancing, fishing, hunting and Ham radio. He and his dad founded Boots Follmar Marine, a Mercury outboard dealership in Houston and he was a member of the American Radio Relay League.