Wyvonna Ordener: July 15, 1928-July 26, 2026
There seemed to be nothing she couldn’t create with her sewing machine, and her skill and creativity were evident in everything she made.
There seemed to be nothing she couldn’t create with her sewing machine, and her skill and creativity were evident in everything she made.
Norma made friends everywhere she went. She will be missed, but she is reaping the rewards of her life of faith.
Nick’s greatest passion was sharing his love of the outdoors, hunting, and animals with everyone he met.
A dedicated dental hygienist, Susan touched the lives of many patients with her gentle and caring approach. She retired in 2012 from the Kerrville Veterans Affairs Medical Center after decades of devoted service.
He worked as a manager for 35 years and was dedicated to his job and his workers. When he wasn't working, he enjoyed traveling with his wife and pets in their camper.
Even in her hardest moments, Corrina’s smile could light up a room, her laughter was contagious, and she never lost the hope that carried her through life’s hardest days. Her courage, resilience, and unwavering spirit inspired everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.
She was an astute businesswoman with many interests. From a young age her passion was dancing. She was in a ballet company in her teens and a dance instructor at Arthur Murray Dance Center.
Leah will be forever remembered and loved by her parents, grandparents, great grandparents, aunts, uncles, and everyone else that she touched in her short, beautiful life.
Corrine's gentle spirit, warm smile, and compassionate heart made everyone around her feel welcomed, valued, and loved. Kindness wasn't something she tried to be; it was simply who she was.
Larry kept himself busy not only as a long-haul truck driver, but also as an airplane mechanic. Larry also worked in the security sector as a civilian contractor at Laughlin Air Force Base.