Jane Johnson Buck: March 21, 1938-May 12, 2026
Jane went to school in Bandera and graduated as a Salutatorian. She was an accountant at Kerrville State Hospital for 20 years. She was a member of the History Club and Daughters of the Confederacy.
Jane went to school in Bandera and graduated as a Salutatorian. She was an accountant at Kerrville State Hospital for 20 years. She was a member of the History Club and Daughters of the Confederacy.
Barbara Jo enjoyed gardening and sitting on the front porch watching birds.
Virginia devoted decades of her life to Moore’s, where she was not only a hands-on entrepreneur but also a businesswoman ahead of her time. She was deeply devoted to her customers, building relationships with them, and often spending many hours visiting with them.
A man of many talents and interests, Roger was rarely still. He found great joy in the precision of gunsmithing, the patience of fishing, and the excitement of racing.
Rudy also cherished his family gatherings, home cooked meals, music and baseball games. He will be remembered for his resilience and his loyalty to the ones he loved.
She loved bowling, liked dancing and enjoyed cooking. She also loved to laugh.
Sid was a man who found joy in working with his hands and helping others. He had a deep love for engines, spending countless hours building hot rods from the ground up.
Rusty is now free from travail of this world and joins his “Wonder Woman” Joan at the feet of their Jesus.
He worked tirelessly—rising before dawn and putting in long days—to provide a good life for his family. But he made it a point to be home for dinner, a quiet but steady reminder that his family came first.
After retiring, she found deep joy in solving word puzzles, tending her garden, feeding her deer, baking and cooking for her family, and lovingly nurturing those closest to her.