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The Most Accurate & Truthful  News for San Angelo, Texas Weather
February 22, 2021
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February 22, 2021
Feb 22, 2021 at 1:00 pm by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Health
As the water system in San Angelo slowly returns to some level of normal, water technicians have begun taking samples throughout the city before rescinding the boil water notice currently in effect.
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 Martin Adel Makary, M.D., M.P.H. of Johns Hopkins Medicine argued in the pages of the Wall Street Journal that we’ll have herd immunity from the novel coronavirus by April. His reasoning is that many people have had Covid-19 but didn’t get tested and the vaccination program has already inoculated 15 percent of the U.S. He also argues, based on the infection rate per population vs. the infection rate per number of tests, that roughly 2/3 of the US population has suffered the infection and now has immunity. That’s a bunch of folks!
The vaccinated figure is rising quickly. He cites a former FDA commissioner who estimates 150 million will have received the vaccination by the end of March. We’re going herd. Herd! More at WSJ.
The San Angelo Rodeo starts April 9, just in time!
However, the dwindling Covid numbers probably doesn’t sit well with the Democrats. They need the health crisis to continue so these politicians can exploit us, control more of our lives and spend billions on government bailouts. Expect wild warnings of new strains not covered by the vaccines. Or that recovered Covid survivors are only immune for like three weeks after regaining their taste buds.
After all, academic studies producing Covid fearmongering are all true and based on science and facts or whatever. Such as this one:
In CNN last Tuesday, the headline screamed that reparations for slavery could have reduced Covid-19 transmission. The story is about a peer reviewed study published by Harvard Medical School and the Lancet Commission on Reparations and Redistributive Justice that claimed had reparation payments happened before the pandemic, it would have reduced coronavirus transmission in the state of Louisiana between 31 and 68 percent lower. Where do these academics come up with these ideas for making studies?
Who is funding who? Big Tech employees financed the Biden campaign; more traditional industry employees sent money to Trump. In the WSJ Sunday:
"Employees of Google’s parent, Alphabet Inc., and Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc. and Facebook Inc. were the five largest sources of money for Mr. Biden’s campaign and joint fundraising committees among those identifying corporate employers, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of campaign finance reports.
“Mr. Biden’s presidential campaign received at least $15.1 million from employees of those five tech firms, records show. The companies declined to comment.”
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“The top sources of money from corporate employees to the Republican incumbent Donald Trump’s 2020 presidential campaign were employees of American Airlines Group Inc., Boeing Co. , Bank of America Corp. , Lockheed Martin Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co., according to the Center for Responsive Politics’s analysis.” More in the WSJ.
Also in the WSJ, the reason for the failure of the Texas electric power grid is revealed.
“The system broke down this week when 185 generating units, including gas and coal-fired power plants, tripped offline during the brunt of the storm. Wind turbines in West Texas froze as well, and a nuclear unit near the Gulf of Mexico went down for more than 48 hours. Another problem emerged: Some power plants lost their pipeline supply of gas and couldn’t generate electricity even if they wanted to capture the high prices.”
We reported that this happened in a Feb. 16 story. Early morning Feb 15, the electricity frequency of the grid dropped to 59.3 Hz, knocking off those natural gas and coal power generation plants. All of the coal plants remained off line for the next day or two. The drop in frequency could have been caused by ERCOT operators not shedding enough load off the grid as windmills in west Texas froze up, ceasing to generate any power at all.
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Around West Texas
February 22, 2021
West Texas Kidnapper Pleads Guilty to Abducting 9-Year-Old Girl. "During the birthday party in August, a woman began choking and most of the attendees went to assist with her sudden health emergency. While the minor’s father was attending to the woman, Mr. Gonzales lured the 9-year-old away by asking for help carrying alcohol to his vehicle. Mr. Gonzales encouraged the girl to get inside the vehicle and then he drove away. The girl’s disappearance set off a frantic search by her family and those at the birthday party. They notified law enforcement and replayed home surveillance footage that showed the 9-year-old leaving with Mr. Gonzales. About that same time, the Levelland Police Department received a report of a vehicle parked in the middle of the street several miles from the location of the birthday party. Mr. Gonzales hit a residential mailbox and stopped in the road. While in the car, Mr. Gonzales sexually assaulted the girl by removing her clothes and touching her." More at DoJ.
West Texas American Red Cross disaster trailer stolen. "A disaster trailer owned by the West Texas American Red Cross has been stolen. The American Red Cross is working with law enforcement to find the people responsible. This trailer is used to support the community in times of need and its contents included disaster supplies such as cots, blankets, comfort kits, and PPE. The American Red Cross officials said although the theft is unfortunate it does not impede their ability to deliver assistance, services, and hope to those affected by disasters." More at KFOX 14 El Paso.
Texas Freeze Sends Oil Higher, But Where Do Prices Go From Here? Experts Say “Up”. "Crude oil prices, which sank below zero last spring in response to unprecedented demand declines due to the pandemic, have gradually been rising since last November amid vaccine rollouts and hopes for a global economic recovery. The price of WTI has surged about 63% since early November. John Stoltzfus, chief investment strategist at New York-based Oppenheimer Asset Management, which manages $34.8 billion in assets, expects WTI oil to run up to $70 per barrel this year (before production picks up to meet demand) and then settle in a range of $55-$60 even as a global recovery gets underway. Stoltzfus says oil is getting a boost from a pickup in demand in anticipation of a global economic recovery as effective vaccines begin to stem the spread of Covid-19; the success OPEC has had in having its members comply with production limits it outlined earlier this year; and a “parallel restraint” in production by U.S. producers. Stoltzfus notes that the US dollar’s weakness has also helped boost the price of oil as foreign buyers (whose currencies are strengthening against the dollar) go “beyond buying the oil they need and move to stockpiling oil and related products.” Nate Fischer, chief investment strategist at Strategic Wealth Partners in Independence, Ohio, which manages $500 million in assets, says he thinks oil prices will remain locked in a range of between $50 and $65 per barrel “for the foreseeable future,” citing, among other things, the gradual emergence of renewables in the overall global energy mix. Indeed, big oil producers like BP, Total and ENI, among others, have already committed to lowering their oil and gas production in the coming years as they target carbon neutrality by about mid-century, under pressure from investors, creditors and environmentalists." More at Forbes.
The two hours that nearly destroyed the Texas electric grid. "The control room of the Texas electric grid is dominated by a Cineplex-sized screen along one wall. As outdoor temperatures plunged to arctic levels around the low-slung building 30 miles from Austin last Sunday night, all eyes were on it. The news wasn’t good. Electric demand for heat across the state was soaring, as expected, but green dots on the corner state map started flipping to red. Each was a regional power generator, and they were spontaneously shutting down — three coal plants followed quickly by a gas plant in Corpus Christi. Bill Magness, chief executive officer of the grid operator, was watching intently and understood instantly what was at stake. Below 59 and the state’s electrical system would face cascading blackouts that would take weeks or months to restore. In India in 2012, 700 million people were plunged into darkness in such a moment. Texas was “seconds and minutes” from such a catastrophe, Magness recalled. It shouldn’t have been happening. After the winter blackouts of 2011, plants should have protected themselves against such low temperatures. The basis of the Texas system is the market — demand soars, you make money. Demand was soaring last Sunday, but the plants were shutting down. If insufficient power came in, the grid wouldn’t be able to support the energy demand from customers and the other power plants that supply them, causing a cycle of dysfunction. So over the following hours, grid operators ordered the largest forced power outage in U.S. history." More at DallasNews.com or at Bloomberg.
Texas Blackout Reveals Deep Impact of Environmental Racism, Aid Organizers Say. "The parts of the state which took the biggest hit from Winter Storm Uri are largely under-resourced communities of color whose infrastructure has long been inadequate and neglected, mutual aid organizers say. These include areas of South Dallas and the border communities known as the colonias — informal settlements that lack basic necessities, often including potable water, septic or sewer systems, electricity, paved roads, or safe and sanitary housing. ... The climate-fueled storm, Higgins says, amplified longstanding issues of environmental racism, lack of development, and old and neglected infrastructure in the under-resourced neighborhoods of South Dallas. These communities have long suffered a cycle of environmental degradation after major highways broke up neighborhoods and invited heavy industry into the area, which in turn, has long taken an environmental and health toll on the community, creating a downward spiral." More at Truthout.
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Around Texas
February 22, 2021
Gov. Greg Abbott wants power companies to “winterize.” Texas’ track record won’t make that easy. "Winterize. That’s the directive Gov. Greg Abbott gave to power companies and lawmakers Thursday when he called for a law and funding to better prepare Texas’ essential power infrastructure for the kind of extreme winter weather that created multiple crises this week. Energy experts said that in some cases, retrofitting plants to withstand cold could be extremely difficult and expensive in Texas. Many of those plants already skimped on such upgrades due to the infrequency of prolonged and widespread subfreezing temperatures in the state. That’s despite a 2011 winter storm that also caused power outages." More at Texas Tribune.
Texas officials block electricity providers from sending bills, disconnecting utilities for nonpayment. "“Disconnect for non pays cannot occur on a Sunday and that’s why we're acting today at this hour... trying to stop any from occurring tomorrow,” Walker said before the three-member commission approved the orders. Both Abbott and the commission's meetings come as more Texans are reporting receiving exorbitant electric bills despite not having power during the storm. One Texan, according to The New York Times, received a $16,752 electric bill. Not every resident will see the spikes in their bills. Abbott, speaking during a news conference Sunday in San Antonio, called the recent spike in energy bills "the top priority for the Texas Legislature right now" and said lawmakers were working on a bipartisan basis to help address the issue." More at Texas Tribune.
City of Waco lifts water use restrictions, but leaks still put system under strain. "The city of Waco and McLennan County lifted calls for customers to conserve water Sunday night, ending two days of water rationing put in place to preserve a water system that remains under stress. More than 100 pipe breaks over the last several days threatened to deplete water pressure, but the city never had to issue a boil water notice, avoiding the fate of many cities across Texas in the wake of last week’s winter emergency. The city announced Sunday afternoon that laundries and car washes could reopen as of Sunday, and the county followed suit soon thereafter. “When many communities across Texas had to issue community wide boil water notices, Waco was able to keep the water flowing and avoid a community wide boil water notice,” Waco Mayor Dillon Meek said in a news release. “This is the result of a committed City staff and the community working together. I’m so proud of Waco. This was a difficult week and we have challenges days ahead but I know that Wacoans will continue to support each other because that is what we are all about.” Still, leaks resulting from the record stretch of subfreezing weather caused the city to have to pump 41 million gallons of water Sunday, about twice the normal amount, utility officials said." More at Waco Trib.
Conroe family files $100 million lawsuit after son's death during winter storm. ""Here we are in Houston, the energy capital of the country. We like to brag that it's energy independent, and yet we have people dying in their homes because we don't have any power," Buzbee said. "Due to global warming, we'll have more of these types of events and we need to be prepared for them. The companies need to be honest with us. This wasn't a rolling blackout. This is a total blackout, and they didn't tell us."" More at Chron.com.
Saturday Nigh Live skewers Ted Cruz. Watch on YouTube.
Anger toward Texas governor grows in deadly storm's wake. "Abbott, a Republican, emerged that evening for a series of television interviews. In short, curt sentences, he told Texans in the Lubbock and Houston areas that he had issued an emergency order and called for an immediate legislative investigation of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which operates the electrical grid. He angrily accused the council of not having a backup power supply and not sharing information with Texans, "even with the governor of Texas."" More at My San Antonio.
Today in San Angelo
February 22, 2021
Feb 22, 2021 at 10:27 am by James Bouligny in Crime
Driving while intoxicated, Assault, and Possession are all present on the weekend booking report.
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Feb 22, 2021 at 10:25 am by Matt Trammell in Crime
A San Angelo man was booked into the Tom Green County Jail last Thursday after a grand jury indicted him for multiple crimes against children.
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Feb 22, 2021 at 10:20 am by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Politics
On Monday the City of San Angelo held the customary ballot drawing in preparation for the May 1st election.
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Feb 22, 2021 at 10:16 am by Yantis Green in Crime
They saw that the cereal contained white powder, and the flakes were coated with a grayish substance.
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Feb 22, 2021 at 9:44 am by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Texas
Governor Greg Abbott announced Sunday SNAP recipients will be allowed to purchase hot foods and ready-to-eat meals as communities feel the impact of the severe winter storm.
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Feb 22, 2021 at 8:26 am by Yantis Green in Health
Meals Ready to Eat (MREs), blankets, and generators have been provided to communities in need.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 9:53 pm by Joe Hyde in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO, TX — She retired in June 2019 from the San Angelo Police Department. A quick search of the San Angelo LIVE! archives will find many mentions of Officer Cathy Delaughter.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 7:58 pm by Yantis Green in Health
Texas had about 14.9 million Texans on a boil water notice. About five million Texans have come off the boil water notices during that time.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 7:47 pm by Yantis Green in Health
This brings the total COVID-19-related death count in Tom Green County to 300.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 7:42 pm by Yantis Green in San Angelo
The city has good water pressure throughout the system and water tanks are at a normal operating level.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 4:09 pm by Yantis Green in San Angelo
Please continue to conserve water while our system pressurizes.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 3:39 pm by Yantis Green in Education
We also know that for our students, many of our families and community, is it important for our schools to be open so our team has been working hard to make that happen safely.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 1:39 pm by Joe Hyde in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO, TX — Water pressure is coming back to the upper plane of the San Angelo water distribution system. Overnight, the City reported positive progress refiling the water towers and tanks around the city.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 12:11 pm by Joe Hyde in Business
SAN ANGELO – From the moment you enter through the private patio with handcrafted doors and fountain, you will be amazed at the quality and character of this gorgeous Italian Mediterranean home.
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Feb 21, 2021 at 7:37 am by Yantis Green in Health
Good progress was made overnight in filling our water tanks. It is vital that everyone keep conserving today so that we can continue moving forward and not backward.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 8:35 pm by Joe Hyde in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO, TX — The Red Creek Municipal Utility District is reporting similar problems as the City of San Angelo with its water system. Saturday, Feb. 20, the MUD issued an urgent plea to customers to conserve water.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 7:29 pm by Joe Hyde in Business
President Joe Biden is accused of turning his back on rural Texas including all of the counties in the Concho Valley. Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for all 254 counties because of the historic and devastating storm that started Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14. Friday, Feb. 19, was the first time temperatures rose above the freezing level.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 3:47 pm by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Health
The massive water crisis in San Angelo continues to leave thousands of homes without access to any type of water with no clear timeline as to when the water will return to residents in the high plane area.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 12:45 pm by Matt Trammell in San Angelo
To help citizens save water the City of San Angelo has set up five spots around town where residents can get water for flushing toilets.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 12:45 pm by Yantis Green in Health
I strongly urge the Biden administration to quickly remedy this decision and allow deployment of resources to all West Texas counties impacted by the recent devastation.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 12:29 pm by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Education
The aftermath of the winter storm continues to impact Texas communities as leaks and damaged pipes plague thousands of buildings.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 12:06 pm by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in San Angelo
The Abilene Fire Department has confirmed yet another weather-related death.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 10:37 am by Yantis Green in San Angelo
No progress was made overnight in refilling our water tanks and pressurizing the system. In fact tank levels have decreased since yesterday’s update.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 9:07 am by Yantis Green in Texas
The State is taking steps to open new fuel supply lines to ensure truckers, agriculture producers, emergency responders, and anyone else that runs on diesel will be able to get food to stores and supplies to Texans in need.
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Feb 20, 2021 at 8:40 am by Yantis Green in Crime
The estimated street value of the narcotics seized is approximately $743,632.
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Feb 19, 2021 at 9:45 pm by Joe Hyde in San Angelo
The City of San Angelo water system is limping back to life as periods of low water use, like overnight, are allowing the water treatment plant to pump water to more areas of the approximately 620 miles of water pipe interconnected with storage tanks.
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Feb 19, 2021 at 6:35 pm by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Education
Angelo State University will resume normal classes and operations on Monday, February 22.
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Feb 19, 2021 at 5:53 pm by Sonia Ramirez-Muñoz in Health
Covid-19 infections seem to be down during weather crisis.
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Feb 19, 2021 at 5:05 pm by James Bouligny in San Angelo
San Angelo's radome underwent replacement of a pedestal which is required for the positioning and rotating the antenna.
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Happening in San Angelo
February 22, 2021
Events are coming back soon
Obits
Jul 27, 1953 - Feb 17, 2021
Mark Tucker, 67, died peacefully at his home in San Angelo on February 17, 2021. A lifelong resident of San Angelo, Mark was born on July 27, 1953 to Walter and Bessie Mae Tucker. He grew up in the family business, Tucker Drilling Company, where he worked until his retirement in 1996. Mark enjoyed a long and active retirement and had a passion for tinkering with cars and motorcycles. He loved to take long rides and road trips on his motorcycle where he enjoyed the peace and beauty of the open road.
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Jun 26, 1979 - Feb 17, 2021
Gabriel Moreno Ruiz, Sr., 41, passed away Wednesday, February 17, 2021, in Odessa, Texas. Public viewing will be from 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM Thursday, February 25, 2021 at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Funeral Services will be at 10:00 AM Friday, February 26, 2021 at The House of Jireh, 1414 N. Chadbourne, San Angelo, Texas 76903. Burial will follow at Fairmount Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.
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Feb 11, 1961 - Feb 17, 2021
Marvin Eugene Brazeal, age 60 of San Angelo, died February 17, 2021. Graveside services will be held on Monday, February 22, 2021 at 1:00 PM at the Blackwell Cemetery in Blackwell, Texas. Rev. Lakan Mariano of College Hills Baptist Church will officiate. Arrangements are by Robert Massie Funeral Home. He was born February 11, 1961 in San Angelo to Richard Eugene and Arlene Michael Brazeal. Marvin was preceded in death by his father Richard. He is survived by his mother, Arlene of San Angelo.
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Mar 3, 1930 - Feb 17, 2021
Joyce Marie Landon 90, of San Angelo died Wednesday February 17, 2021.Graveside service will be 10:00 am Wednesday February 24 in Lawnhaven Memorial Garden with Chris Curran officiating. Mrs. Landon was born March 3, 1930 in San Angelo to A.T. and Bessie Mae Butler Goddard. She married C.A. (Charlie) Landon December 24, 1947. She was a member of Southland Baptist Church.
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Nov 8, 1927 - Feb 16, 2021
Kenneth Clark Connell,93, of San Angelo, veteran and engineer, was called home on Feb 16, 2021. Connell was born on November 8, 1927, in Crowell, Texas. He enlisted in February 1946 and served the U.S. Army Air Forces and Coast Guard as a member of the 237th Medical Dispensary. He was the recipient of the World War II Victory Medal and Army of Occupation Medal Japan. After his tour of duty, Connell started his career with GTE (Verizon). He worked for the company until 1987, earning the title of senior engineer.
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Dec 23, 1951 - Feb 15, 2021
Linda K. Porter passed quickly from this world into the arms of her savior, Jesus Christ, on Monday, February 15, 2021. Born in Big Spring, TX on December 23, 1951 to John and Vera Bailey, Linda considered herself a tomboy and always lamented growing up in a time when girls were forced to wear dresses to school. She loved the outdoors, but terrible ear infections when she was little kept her inside the house where she could be found careening around corners on her tricycle and giving her older sister a reason to tattle on her.
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Jun 29, 1927 - Feb 15, 2021
Geneva Eggemeyer Kahlich Russell of San Angelo, age 93, passed away on Monday, February 15, 2021 at Regency House Nursing Home. An Open Viewing will be at Harper Funeral Home on Thursday, February 18, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Due to Covid, there will only be a graveside service at 1:00 p.m. at Englewood West Cemetery, Slaton, Texas on Friday, February 19, 2021 Tuesday, February 23 (changed due to weather). Arrangements by Harper Funeral Home.
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May 30, 1938 - Feb 13, 2021
Terrence (Terry) Dave Albert 82, passed away on Saturday February 13, 2021. Terry was born May 30, 1938 in San Angelo, Tx. He was the first born of Reece and Esther Albert of San Angelo. He spent his formative years growing up in San Angelo, attending Santa Rita Elementary, Robert E. Lee Junior High and San Angelo High School. After graduation, Terry attended Teacher’s College (now Texas State University). After college, Terry managed Glass-Aire refrigeration for two years before joining Reece Albert Inc. where he was employed up until his retirement.
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May 30, 1956 - Feb 11, 2021
Emelio Huerta Rincon, Sr. 64, passed away Thursday, February 11, 2021, in San Angelo. Public viewing will be from 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM with the rosary being prayed at 6:00 PM Thursday, February 18, 2021, at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Mass will be at 10:00 AM Friday, February 19, 2021, at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Burial will follow at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.
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Nov 5, 1926 - Feb 10, 2021
Dorothy Donham Schuch passed away on February 10, 2021 in her home surrounded by loved ones in San Angelo, Texas. An open viewing will be available Friday, February 26, 2021 at Harper Funeral Home in San Angelo, Texas. A private graveside service will be held later.
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Feb 14, 1955 - Feb 10, 2021
DeeAnn Carlson of San Angelo passed away on February 10th, 2021 at the age of 65. Deeann was born in Roswell, New Mexico on February 14th, 1955 to Colonel Morgan and Betty Joan Downing. On July 18, 1981, she began her life long journey with her Husband Dale Carlson at Scott Air Force base. Dale and Deeann are members of Angelo Bible Church in San Angelo, TX for over 25 years.
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May 3, 1926 - Feb 6, 2021
Doris Holiman Goodson passed away on February 6, 2021 in San Angelo. Services are pending at this time. She was born May 3, 1926 to her parents, Horace and Mabel Holiman, at their residence,
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Oct 6, 1960 - Feb 5, 2021
James Albert Casey, age 60 of San Angelo died on February 5, 2021.
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Aug 16, 1946 - Feb 5, 2021
Judy Fay Clayton entered the presence of the Lord on February 5, 2021 in San Angelo, TX after spending a brief time in the hospital from medical complications. She is survived by her son, James Clayton; granddaughter, Makendree Perez and husband Larry Perez Jr, grandson, Brydon Clayton and wife Miley Clayton, and grandson, Mason Clayton; great-granddaughters Aubree Rae and Jonesy Clayton, and great-grandson Deklan Perez; brother, Pete Sandel and wife Nicole James; niece, Julie Carruthers; nephew, Peter Sandel; grand-niece Lily Walts, and grand-nephew Cullen Carruthers.
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Jul 14, 1961 - Feb 5, 2021
Julie Ann Mills, age 59, of San Angelo TX, the daughter of Pat and Joel “Joe” Mills went to be with the Lord on Friday, February 5, 2021. Julie was a proud graduate of Texas Tech University. After working at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas for over 17 years, Julie relocated in 2001 to Mesa, Arizona to join her mother and step-father where she established her company Palaju, Inc. (Retail Services) where they operated a successful business. The name “Palaju” was derived from the first two letters of Pat, Larry and Julie. The ‘trio’ worked and played together.
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Oct 8, 1962 - Feb 4, 2021
Malinda Evonne Williams was born to the Union of Bill and Mary Dozier on October 8, 1962 in Levelland, TX
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Jul 6, 1928 - Feb 4, 2021
Romeo G. Ramirez age 92, of San Angelo died on February 4, 2021 at home surrounded by his family.
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Mar 22, 1932 - Feb 2, 2021
Elnora White Turner, or better known as "Nora" went home to be with the Lord and Savior on February 2, 2021. Funeral services will be Friday, February 12, 2021 at Lillie Street Church of Christ at 10:00 AM. Burial will be at Lawnhaven Cemetery. Arrangements are by Robert Massie Funeral Home. Nora was born on March 22, 1932 in Red River County, Texas to Legusta Dixon and Elliot White. She was one of three girls born to them.
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Dec 31, 1949 - Feb 1, 2021
Barbara Ann Patton left her earthly body on February 1, 2021 as she passed in her sleep and into the peaceful, loving embrace of her Heavenly Father. She was 71. Barbara was born on December 31, 1949, as the "last baby born in 1949" in Sweetwater, Texas. She was the oldest of four and had three younger brothers, who she spent her childhood years with, in Odessa, Texas. She truly adored her brothers and felt like a second mother to them in those years. and loved them all with an eternal love that supersedes this life.
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Nov 19, 1943 - Feb 1, 2021
Isabel Serbin Gamez, 77, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away on February 1, 2021. Isabel was born in San Angelo to Francisco Lara Serbin and Bisenta Atilano Serbin on November 19, 1943. She was a graduate of Central High School and retired as a surgical tech from Shannon Medical Center. Isabel loved watching football and her Food Network. She was preceded in death by her brother Frank Jr. and her parents Francisco and Bisenta.
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Aug 19, 1937 - Feb 1, 2021
Maria Lou Garces Stokes, age 83 of San Angelo entered the gates of Heaven on February 1, 2021. The rosary will be said at 9:00 AM on Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church on Saturday, February 6th with the funeral mass beginning at 10:00 AM. The interment will be at Calvary Cemetery. Those honored to serve as pallbearers are Jeremy Sanchez, J.B. Gonzalez, Jesse Garces, Fernando Fuentez, Dionicio Garcia and Benito Garcia Jr., Hayden Fertsch will serve as honorary pallbearer. Please know that face mask and social distancing is required.
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Jan 11, 1950 - Feb 1, 2021
Alberta Williams Blakey, 71, of San Angelo, went to be with her Lord and Savior on February 1, 2021, at 7:15am. Ms. Alberta loved life and lived it to the fullest. One of the greatest cooks of all time, she enjoyed cooking and making people happy with her awesome banana pudding or her one of a kind sweet potato pies. Blessed with mystical luck, Ms. Alberta was often seen with a cigarette, a scratch off ticket and a smile.
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Feb 10, 1963 - Feb 1, 2021
David Lynn Medina, 57, passed away Monday, February 1, 2021, in Austin. Public viewing will be Sunday, February 7, 2021, from 1:00 PM until 8:00 PM with the rosary being prayed at 6:00 PM at Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Mass will be at 10:00 AM Monday, February 8, 2021, at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father Joey Faylona, officiating. Burial will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home. Masks will be required and social distancing is requested.
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Nov 29, 1941 - Jan 31, 2021
Loretta Louise Smith was born on November 29, 1941, to Clamon and Mary (Haynie) Helms in Birmingham, AL. She passed to our eternal home due to complications of Alzheimer’s on January 31, 2021, free of pain and worry, to await the arrival of her family and friends. Waiting for her were her parents, her sister Carolyn and brother Johnny. She is survived by her husband Kenneth of San Angelo, her daughters Nona Riddle of Ft.
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Feb 15, 1935 - Jan 31, 2021
Dr. Kenneth Gene Patrick passed away at 4:48 AM on Sunday, January 31, 2021.
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Aug 14, 1935 - Jan 30, 2021
Juanita June Tinney, 85, of San Angelo went to be with the Lord on January 30, 2021, in San Angelo. Juanita was born August 14, 1935 to Elmer and Henrietta Parkinson. She grew up in White Point and Ballinger and attended school there. She was a loving homemaker, wife, mother, and grandmother who devoted her life to her family. She was a member of Bethel Baptist Church. Juanita enjoyed being with her family and spending time with them. Her hobbies were painting and quilting and kidding around with her husband and all her family.
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Jan 30, 1933 - Jan 29, 2021
Lacita Joan Childs passed away Friday, January 29, 2021, in San Angelo, Texas. Lacita Childs was born January 30, 1933, in Texarkana, Texas. She married James W. Childs of Texarkana on June 10, 1950, they later moved to Houston and celebrated 57 beautiful years of marriage. She was a repeat member of the Million Dollar Club with Wallace Realtors. Lacita was baptized as one of Jehovah Witnesses on January 1, 1972. Through the years she and J.W. helped many individuals learn about Jehovah and His hope for mankind.
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Aug 25, 1946 - Jan 28, 2021
Jose F Estrada Jr., age 74, of San Angelo,Texas passed away on January 28,2021. A memorial mass will be held on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 10:00 AM at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Inurnment will follow at Calvary Cemetery. Arrangements are by Robert Massie Funeral Home.
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Mar 12, 1936 - Jan 28, 2021
Mrs. Gregoria Cadena, 84, of San Angelo, passed away on January 28, 2021 in San Angelo, Texas. Mrs. Cadena was born March 12, 1936 in Cd Acuna, Coah. Mexico. She is preceded in death by two sons, Hector Manuel Cadena and Rolando Cadena. A Rosary will be read at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at Gutierrez Funeral Chapels/North, 1002 N Oakes St. Funeral Mass will be on Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at 2:00 pm at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with interment following at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens. Services have been entrusted to Gutierrez Funeral Chapels/North.
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Jun 12, 1945 - Jan 28, 2021
Terry Taylor, 75, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Thursday, January 28, 2021. He was surrounded by his family as he peacefully passed after suffering a heart attack. Terry was born in Artesia, NM to Edd and Jimmie Taylor. He spent the early part of his life in Lovington, NM where he discovered his life-long love of flying.
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Jul 15, 1985 - Jan 28, 2021
Monica Salas, age 35 of San Angelo entered the gates of Heaven on Thursday, January 28, 2021. Public visitation will be Friday, January 29, 2021 at Robert Massie Funeral Home from 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM. Funeral Service will be on Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 10:00 AM in Robert Massie Riverside Chapel. Burial will follow at Belvedere Memorial Park. Monica was born in Dallas on July 15, 1985. She married Luis Salas and together they raised two children, Luis Gamaliel and Yaretzi Salas. She was a beloved wife and mother.
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Oct 18, 1932 - Jan 26, 2021
Leta Joy Culp, born at home on October 18, 1932 in Lamesa, was the daughter of Ethel Strickland and Bonnie Culp, who along with her younger brother, Ronnie, preceded her in death. Joy married Hal Boyd on May 16, 1951 in Lamesa and they were together for 63 years before his passing in 2014. Joy was a star basketball player in Sparenburg, in Lamesa for the Golden Tornadoes where she graduated from high school, and for a short while at McMurry College in Abilene. She was a member of 48 Delphians, Eastern Star and modeled for Collins’ Department Store in Lamesa.
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Dec 25, 1982 - Jan 25, 2021
Kristine (Kristy) Noel Rodriguez, 38, of San Angelo, TX, died Monday, January 25th from a tragic accident. She was a Culinary Generalist at the San Angelo Clubhouse (MHMR) and worked at GFAB as a contractor. Kristy was born December 25, 1982 in San Angelo to Thomas and Sharon Troy and was preceded in death by her father Thomas in 2011. She is survived by her husband, Anthony, of 15 years; daughter Bethanie Rodriguez and son Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez.
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Mar 16, 1956 - Jan 25, 2021
William Ross Howe "Willie" "Bill" , age 64 of San Angelo died January 25, 2021 at his home surrounded by his family. His family will hold a celebration of his life in the Spring. Willie was born in Greenville, Mississippi to his parents Ross and Peggy Howe. He served in the US Army. He married Nackey Jay in November 1981. She preceded him in death March 9, 2015.
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Jul 9, 1941 - Jan 24, 2021
Sammie K. King, 79, passed away Sunday, January 24, 2021. K was born in Haskell, Texas on July 9, 1941 to Lillian Booth. K grew up on a family farm with her Grandparents Thomas and Reecie Booth. She moved to Odessa before starting high school. K graduated from Odessa High School where she met the love of her life Taylor King. K and Taylor were married August 10, 1958 in Odessa, TX. K worked for Hirschfield Steel for 20 years before retiring. She loved her family and will be greatly missed.
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Oct 19, 1932 - Jan 24, 2021
Velda “Deene” Sproul, better known by family as “Bo”, 88, died Sunday, January 24th in her home in San Angelo, Texas. She died peacefully in her sleep surrounded by those who loved her most. She was born to the late Walter and Leta Smith of Eola, TX in 1932. After graduating from Eola High School, Deene attended Texas Tech University receiving a degree in Nursing.
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Dec 14, 1957 - Jan 23, 2021
James Patrick “Pat” Harris, 63, of Mertzon, TX, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, January 23, 2021.He was surrounded by his family as he peacefully passed, after bravely battling Progressive Muscular Atrophy.
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Aug 8, 1960 - Jan 22, 2021
George Andrew Lowe, Jr. received his wings to Heaven in the early morning of January 22, 2021 at 2:22am. Proceeded in death his father: George Andrew Lowe, Sr.; Mother: Marie Marie Lowe; Stepmother: Eugenia Morgan-Lowe; Brother: Lonnie Anthony Lowe and Sister: Tammie Rene Donnell.
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May 22, 1944 - Jan 22, 2021
Colleen Ann LaBaume, 76, of San Angelo, Texas gained her angel wings in heaven on January 22nd, 2021, She was surrounded by her family as she greeted her heavenly father. Her life begin on May 22nd, 1944 in Williams, Iowa. She was the youngest of 4 children born to Agnes Katherine Carstens and Odin Thor Nerland. She proudly earned her Masters Degree in Education from Angelo State University and worked as a math educator in both Iowa and Texas and as a Financial RPTG Specialist A/P for GTE, retiring after 20 years.
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Oct 23, 1928 - Jan 22, 2021
Lt Col (ret) Steve G. Tefas, 92, of San Angelo passed away Friday, January 22, 2021. Visitation at 6pm on Friday, January 29 at Harper Funeral Home chapel with Prayer service at 7pm. Following a private funeral service at Assumption Orthodox Church, officiated by Fr. Mark Lichtenstein, a public graveside service with military honors will be conducted at 11:30am on Saturday, January 30 at Fairmount Cemetery.
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Jan 1, 1947 - Jan 21, 2021
Jean left her temporary home here on Earth for her place in Heaven on January 21, 2021. She was born to Ward Glen and Bobbie Jean Soules in Brownwood, TX, on January 1, 1947. As a child, Jean moved around and lived in many small West Texas towns as her Dad followed the oilfield. The family settled in Odessa, TX, while she was in the third grade. She attended Austin Elementary, Crockett Junior High, and Odessa High School. After graduating, Jean married her high school sweetheart, Larry Dee Gorrell.
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Feb 18, 1929 - Jan 21, 2021
Rhoda Fisher Grimes passed away peacefully on January 21, 2021 at the age of ninety-one years. She had resided in Georgetown, Texas for the last eight years, but was a resident of Houston, Texas for most of her adult life.
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Jan 4, 1936 - Jan 21, 2021
Bobby Lee Wilcox, 85, of Goldthwaite, Texas passed away from this life to the next into the Arms of His Lord and of his Christ on Thursday, January 21, 2021, following complications from pneumonia. He was born at home in Rattler Community in Mills County on January 4, 1936 to Arthur and Leona Wilcox. He was converted and baptized at the Jones Valley Baptist Church at a young age. He was raised as a Baptist and was a very active longtime member of the First Baptist Church of Goldthwaite.
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Nov 26, 1927 - Jan 21, 2021
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Jan 7, 1927 - Jan 21, 2021
Colleen Tisdale, age 94, of San Angelo peacefully went to be with the Lord on January 21, 2021. She was born January 7, 1927 in Ft. Worth, Texas to Otto and Irene Robbins. Colleen graduated from Pascal High School in Ft. Worth and went on to attend L.I.F.E. Bible College in Los Angeles where she met L.G. Tisdale. They were married on June 17, 1949 and were blessed with fifty-nine years together.
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Feb 25, 1941 - Jan 20, 2021
On January 20 of this year, Lois passed into the hands of God and the loving memories of her family and friends. Lois is survived by eleven of twelve Children, Three birth children and nine adopted children. She treasured her children and embraced every moment they would spend with her. Lois's greatest love was her family. All her children were proud to call her mom. The children are Mr. Jeffrey Curry of San Angelo TX, Mr.
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Aug 29, 1939 - Jan 20, 2021
Maidia Ruth Heinatz, 81, of San Angelo, Texas, passed away January 20, 2021.
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Jun 25, 1953 - Jan 19, 2021
Randall Ross, 67, of San Angelo passed away on Tuesday, January 19, 2021. Randall was born on June 25, 1953 in San Angelo, TX to Bryan Allen Ross and Alice Louise (Cook) Ross. He married Linda Carmack of Childress, Texas in San Angelo on July 18, 1981. Randall attended Hardin-Simmons University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Geology. The majority of his career was spent as the District Director of the Texas Railroad Commission. Upon his retirement, he formed Randall Ross Consulting which provided oil and gas consulting services throughout the United States.
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Feb 4, 1975 - Jan 19, 2021
Jennifer gained her much deserved golden angel wings. She passed from this earthly life to her heavenly life on January 19, 2021. Jennifer was born February 4, 1975 in San Angelo, Texas to Eugene and Kay Kotrla Cotter.
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Apr 13, 1948 - Jan 19, 2021
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Thank you for putting the "alleged" in there, really makes a difference in how your publication is perceived by the public. A step in the right direction for sure.