Loren Lusk: Jan. 13, 1935-May 19, 2026
In his 37-year career with Chevron, Doug and Linda moved from Midland to Roswell, to Houston, to Oklahoma City, to Denver, to Walnut Creek and on to their final stop in Kerrville, Texas.
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Margaret Jane Hanna-Clark: Oct. 5, 1934-May 14, 2026
In later years, she moved back to Kerrville then Midlothian, TX as she followed grandchildren & great-grandchildren and stayed close to them to watch them grow up. She also enjoyed travel with friends and relatives.
Kelly Michael Wren: June 4, 1969-May 16, 2026
Kelly was a kind, compassionate, and generous man. He was always willing to help family and friends and most certainly pray for anyone at any time.
Dennis Lewis: Nov. 9, 1936-May 13, 2026
He officially retired in 2015 and has spent the last 11 years with his wife, enjoying working on their home, gardens, and his new hobby in stained glass. He loved their property, pets and watching the wildlife off the back deck.
Wendi Michelle Setzer-Finkbeiner: Oct. 8, 1973-May 8, 2026
Those who know Wendi will remember her as smart, funny, quirky, and deeply compassionate. She had a special gift for making people feel supported, understood, and loved.
David Paul Randal: Dec. 5, 1962-May 13, 2026
David married the love of his life, Candice Randal, on May 1, 1992, in Boerne, Texas. Together they built a life centered around family, hard work, and dedication to others.
Linda Lou Imel: Dec. 22, 1950-May 14, 2026
Lulu had a fire for always living life to its fullest through her experiences. She was an avid traveler and owned Kerrville Travel, where she lovingly helped clients build the adventures she was so passionate about.
Markeeta Sue Edwards: Nov. 23, 1953-May 12, 2026
Markeeta was a calming, steady presence in the lives of anyone fortunate to know her. As a career nurse, she showed her love and demonstrated her faith by taking care of others.
Linda Lee Lay: Nov. 15, 1947-May 12, 2026
Even after retirement, her desire to help others continued as she assisted disabled individuals, seniors, and others navigating Social Security benefits—work that reflected both her compassion and her servant’s heart.
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.
Margaret Jane Hanna-Clark: Oct. 5, 1934-May 14, 2026
In later years, she moved back to Kerrville then Midlothian, TX as she followed grandchildren & great-grandchildren and stayed close to them to watch them grow up. She also enjoyed travel with friends and relatives.
Kelly Michael Wren: June 4, 1969-May 16, 2026
Kelly was a kind, compassionate, and generous man. He was always willing to help family and friends and most certainly pray for anyone at any time.
Dennis Lewis: Nov. 9, 1936-May 13, 2026
He officially retired in 2015 and has spent the last 11 years with his wife, enjoying working on their home, gardens, and his new hobby in stained glass. He loved their property, pets and watching the wildlife off the back deck.
Wendi Michelle Setzer-Finkbeiner: Oct. 8, 1973-May 8, 2026
Those who know Wendi will remember her as smart, funny, quirky, and deeply compassionate. She had a special gift for making people feel supported, understood, and loved.
David Paul Randal: Dec. 5, 1962-May 13, 2026
David married the love of his life, Candice Randal, on May 1, 1992, in Boerne, Texas. Together they built a life centered around family, hard work, and dedication to others.
Linda Lou Imel: Dec. 22, 1950-May 14, 2026
Lulu had a fire for always living life to its fullest through her experiences. She was an avid traveler and owned Kerrville Travel, where she lovingly helped clients build the adventures she was so passionate about.
Markeeta Sue Edwards: Nov. 23, 1953-May 12, 2026
Markeeta was a calming, steady presence in the lives of anyone fortunate to know her. As a career nurse, she showed her love and demonstrated her faith by taking care of others.
Linda Lee Lay: Nov. 15, 1947-May 12, 2026
Even after retirement, her desire to help others continued as she assisted disabled individuals, seniors, and others navigating Social Security benefits—work that reflected both her compassion and her servant’s heart.
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.