Catherine Ritter: Nov. 1, 1952-July 20, 2026
Cathy was preceded in death by her parents, Glen and Lillian; and her beloved daughter, Charlotte Nicole Ritter.
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Marcus Ingram: Sept. 7, 2012-July 19, 2026
Survivors include sisters, Alexis Schultz and Marissa Ingram; and parents, Kevin and Erin Ingram.
Bobby Foster: Aug. 15, 1961-July 16, 2026
He spent days restoring vintage automobiles from across the decades, returning them to their former glory, or making them better than they had been in the first place.
Elizabeth Ann “Beth” King: Nov. 24, 1968-July 17, 2026
Beth embraced life with curiosity and an adventurous spirit. She was amazed by all living creatures, some of which most people would kill with a swat.
Robbie Jann Anderson Colls: Sept. 13, 1945-July 17, 2026
Throughout her life, Jann wore many hats. She began her career as a professional model in Dallas before becoming a successful food broker and later working in real estate. Those who knew her admired her professionalism, strong work ethic, and ability to connect with people.
Dollie Eckols: July 2, 1950-July 16, 2026
Faith was the foundation of Dollie's life. She was a devoted member of Bethany Christian Church in Odessa, Texas, and found great comfort in reading her Bible and living out her strong belief in God.
Bonnie Rockey: March 27, 1940-July 13, 2026
Bonnie performed in the Symphony of the Hills Orchestra in Kerrville until last year. Her love of music and the French horn were transferred to her many and successful students both locally and nationwide.
Paula Hernandez Garcia: March 5, 1930-July 14, 2026
Paula was a longtime member of Notre Dame Catholic Church. She was a housewife, seamstress, and babysitter. She enjoyed gifting her homemade quilts, crafts and diamond art to family and friends.
Samuel Randolph Haley: July 12, 1940-July 10, 2026
Randy loved nature's reality and infinite variety. Focusing on basic scientific principles, he encouraged students to understand rather than try to memorize. Most of his students sought pre-professional careers in health sciences.
Gerald “Jerry” F. Jedow: 1941-July 12, 2026
In 1965, Jerry married the love of his life, Maryann Beno, in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Together they shared more than 61 years of marriage and companionship, building a life centered on family, love, and lasting memories traveling all over.
Marcus Ingram: Sept. 7, 2012-July 19, 2026
Survivors include sisters, Alexis Schultz and Marissa Ingram; and parents, Kevin and Erin Ingram.
Bobby Foster: Aug. 15, 1961-July 16, 2026
He spent days restoring vintage automobiles from across the decades, returning them to their former glory, or making them better than they had been in the first place.
Elizabeth Ann “Beth” King: Nov. 24, 1968-July 17, 2026
Beth embraced life with curiosity and an adventurous spirit. She was amazed by all living creatures, some of which most people would kill with a swat.
Robbie Jann Anderson Colls: Sept. 13, 1945-July 17, 2026
Throughout her life, Jann wore many hats. She began her career as a professional model in Dallas before becoming a successful food broker and later working in real estate. Those who knew her admired her professionalism, strong work ethic, and ability to connect with people.
Dollie Eckols: July 2, 1950-July 16, 2026
Faith was the foundation of Dollie's life. She was a devoted member of Bethany Christian Church in Odessa, Texas, and found great comfort in reading her Bible and living out her strong belief in God.
Bonnie Rockey: March 27, 1940-July 13, 2026
Bonnie performed in the Symphony of the Hills Orchestra in Kerrville until last year. Her love of music and the French horn were transferred to her many and successful students both locally and nationwide.
Paula Hernandez Garcia: March 5, 1930-July 14, 2026
Paula was a longtime member of Notre Dame Catholic Church. She was a housewife, seamstress, and babysitter. She enjoyed gifting her homemade quilts, crafts and diamond art to family and friends.
Samuel Randolph Haley: July 12, 1940-July 10, 2026
Randy loved nature's reality and infinite variety. Focusing on basic scientific principles, he encouraged students to understand rather than try to memorize. Most of his students sought pre-professional careers in health sciences.
Gerald “Jerry” F. Jedow: 1941-July 12, 2026
In 1965, Jerry married the love of his life, Maryann Beno, in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Together they shared more than 61 years of marriage and companionship, building a life centered on family, love, and lasting memories traveling all over.