Amber Michelle Burke: March 3, 1979-March 13, 2023
Amber's ashes will be intermingled with her husband's and placed in the roots of an apple tree. Amber and Shane's presence in the Earth will be a lasting and growing memory for all who loved them.
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Cheryl Ann Miller: March 19, 1963-March 10, 2023
Cheryl Ann Miller, 59, of Kerrville died Friday, March 10, 2023, at a hospital in San Antonio, Texas.
Patrick “Patch” Williams: Oct. 6, 1992-March 6, 2023
He fiercely loved his family, his friends, and his numerous mentors. He would have given his shirt to any of them. He loved hunting, horseback riding, John Wayne movies, Merle Haggard, and the Texas countryside. Patch will be missed by many.
Ronal “Ron” Lee Follmar: May 20, 1943-March 12, 2023
While employed by AMF Tuboscope, he traveled to 26 different countries. Cairo was his first overseas trip on the job and one of the most memorable. His hobbies included dancing, fishing, hunting and Ham radio. He and his dad founded Boots Follmar Marine, a Mercury outboard dealership in Houston and he was a member of the American Radio Relay League.
Michael Lee Heyn Sr.: Jan. 13, 1942-March 10, 2023
He worked as a home-builder for 30+ years before transitioning to the Operations Director for Kerrville ISD, retiring in 2007.
Leonard D. Jeffrey: May 5, 1925-March 6, 2023
eff's extensive time spent overseas facilitated his inquisitive nature, interest in history and love for travel. He was good natured, positive and outgoing, and developed many friends over his long life.
Carolyn Jean Pitman: May 8, 1941-March 6, 2023
Jean was a vivacious dynamic individual. She never met a stranger. She would talk to anyone she happened to meet anywhere. Jean had a penchant for art, color and design and became a licensed interior designer, establishing and managing a thriving and prosperous interior design business in Midland.
Mary Frances Lane-Hall: Oct. 5, 1946-March 12, 2023
Fran met the love of her life, Walter ''Lee'' Hall, in 2011 and found herself very comfortable living the country life with him on his family ranch in Mountain Home, TX.
Curtis C. Buckner: July 10, 1924-Feb. 21, 2023
Buck lived and loved life. He was the youngest of 14 children. Buck proudly served in the Army during WW2 as a Tank Commander in the South Pacific. After his discharge, he worked for the railroad as an Agent/ Auditor. He was there for 35 years until he retired.
Robert “Bobby” Ernest Love Jr.: May 20, 1957-Feb. 22, 2023
Bobby attended Tivy High School and Angelo State University. He worked for the Kerr County Sheriff's Department for 13 years, before returning to his love of ranching and hunting.
Cheryl Ann Miller: March 19, 1963-March 10, 2023
Cheryl Ann Miller, 59, of Kerrville died Friday, March 10, 2023, at a hospital in San Antonio, Texas.
Patrick “Patch” Williams: Oct. 6, 1992-March 6, 2023
He fiercely loved his family, his friends, and his numerous mentors. He would have given his shirt to any of them. He loved hunting, horseback riding, John Wayne movies, Merle Haggard, and the Texas countryside. Patch will be missed by many.
Ronal “Ron” Lee Follmar: May 20, 1943-March 12, 2023
While employed by AMF Tuboscope, he traveled to 26 different countries. Cairo was his first overseas trip on the job and one of the most memorable. His hobbies included dancing, fishing, hunting and Ham radio. He and his dad founded Boots Follmar Marine, a Mercury outboard dealership in Houston and he was a member of the American Radio Relay League.
Michael Lee Heyn Sr.: Jan. 13, 1942-March 10, 2023
He worked as a home-builder for 30+ years before transitioning to the Operations Director for Kerrville ISD, retiring in 2007.
Leonard D. Jeffrey: May 5, 1925-March 6, 2023
eff's extensive time spent overseas facilitated his inquisitive nature, interest in history and love for travel. He was good natured, positive and outgoing, and developed many friends over his long life.
Carolyn Jean Pitman: May 8, 1941-March 6, 2023
Jean was a vivacious dynamic individual. She never met a stranger. She would talk to anyone she happened to meet anywhere. Jean had a penchant for art, color and design and became a licensed interior designer, establishing and managing a thriving and prosperous interior design business in Midland.
Mary Frances Lane-Hall: Oct. 5, 1946-March 12, 2023
Fran met the love of her life, Walter ''Lee'' Hall, in 2011 and found herself very comfortable living the country life with him on his family ranch in Mountain Home, TX.
Curtis C. Buckner: July 10, 1924-Feb. 21, 2023
Buck lived and loved life. He was the youngest of 14 children. Buck proudly served in the Army during WW2 as a Tank Commander in the South Pacific. After his discharge, he worked for the railroad as an Agent/ Auditor. He was there for 35 years until he retired.
Robert “Bobby” Ernest Love Jr.: May 20, 1957-Feb. 22, 2023
Bobby attended Tivy High School and Angelo State University. He worked for the Kerr County Sheriff's Department for 13 years, before returning to his love of ranching and hunting.