Judith Morris: Jan. 3, 1940-Jan. 23, 2026
An amazing wife and mother who provided a loving foundation for her family.
An amazing wife and mother who provided a loving foundation for her family.
Her Christian values informed every aspect of her life and molded her into the beloved person she was.
A simple man and a hard worker, Bo was not much of a talker but was a good listener and always thoughtful toward his sisters.
His family described him as an introvert—yet friendly, handsome, and deeply loving. Bill was a caring husband, father, grandfather, and friend whose quiet presence left a lasting impression on those who knew him.
Louie found joy in the good food, good music, and good company. He loved cooking for his family, especially firing up the pit for BBQ and making his famous pancakes for the grandkids.
He later settled in Kerrville, Texas, where he spent most of his adult life and built a respected career as a contractor, creating beautiful homes across the Hill Country.
His family and friends remember him as a kind, generous and gentle man. His life was one of service and devotion to his family, to others, and to God.
She met her husband Guy at the Boerne Burgess Fest in 1973, and for the two 15 year olds, it was love at first sight. He wrote her phone number in the dust on the fender of his pickup, and the rest was history.
Later in life, she fulfilled her dream of building a home in the beautiful Hill Country of Hunt, Texas - personally designing, curating, and acting as the general contractor to bring her vision to life.