Janie Marie Hunt: May 8, 2016-July 4, 2025
Perhaps most of all Janie will be remembered for her perpetual smile and the sheer joy she brought to everyone around her.
Perhaps most of all Janie will be remembered for her perpetual smile and the sheer joy she brought to everyone around her.
She saw Mozart’s house and skipped through scenes from The Sound of Music, a family favorite. For all of us, the hills will be alive with the sound of her music, now and forever.
Robert and Joni’s lives were rooted in service — to their faith, to their country, to their community, and above all, to their family. They were a constant presence in the lives of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who brought them unending joy and pride.
She possessed a remarkable talent for research and was the family's go-to person for help, information, planning, and anything that required diligent investigation. She was the "glue" that ensured everyone in her family felt protected and well-prepared for the future.
Mary Kate had an ambitious vision for her future and planned to grow up to be a singer, actress, artist, and doctor amongst an ever-evolving list of lofty goals.
Joyce Catherine was a soul who danced to the rhythm of her own heartbeat and gently encouraged others to do the same.
With her family, she loved to cheer on the Texas Longhorns, watch movies (but not scary ones!), and travel including memorable vacations to New York City, Disneyland, San Diego, Chicago, Telluride, Jackson Hole, and San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
Shon loved listening to people with the goal of helping people with their problems and pains from his family and patients.
In 1980, they arranged to reunite with their law school friends at the River Inn, and an annual tradition began. Last week the group met there for the 46th-and last-time.
Kyndall had a heart full of love for her family, her friends, and her faith. Despite her bashful nature, Kyndall’s sunshine always shone through.