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Milton Jacob Pugh
1946 – 2025

Linda Lee Holman
1939 – 2025

Gloria Janice McBride
1931 – 2025

Michael Rodney Hale
1970 – 2025

Clarence Wayne Thomas
1944 – 2025

Sharon Larue Campbell
1940 – 2025

Howard Raye Horton
1946 – 2025

Bobby Shields
1943 – 2025

Cathy “Cat” Waldrip
1952 – 2025

Duane Everett Bennett
1955 – 2025

Roger Wayne Morris
1955 – 2025

Gayle Gene Johnson
1941 – 2025

Mary Bell Hopper
1929 – 2025

Thomas Harold Dobson
1942 – 2025

Mark Allen Harrison
1960 – 2025

Ann Soule
1948 – 2025

Virginia Gene Coble
1944 – 2025

Nona Virginia Taylor
1947 – 2025

Darah Lanea Glass
1989 – 2025

Garoldene Kay Dill
1943 – 2025

Ross Weldon Layman
1935 – 2025

Renee Lin (Shields) Everhart
1956 – 2025

Tommy Hodges
1929 – 2025

Beverly Kay McEnery
1949 – 2025
Sorry to hear this. Prayers for peace and comfort
Condolences from Linda Bowen Lewis and family:
It’s difficult to express what an important role Roy & Wanda played in my life for the many, many years I knew them. Roy managed our family ranch and then remained a lifelong friend to me, especially during my childhood years when my dearest friend, Sally, and I spent so much time at the ranch. He was endlessly patient, kind, and one of the funniest men I’ve ever known. Rest in Peace, Roy. You’ve earned it— I’ll always miss your smile and chuckle.
Sorry for y’all’s loss! Lots of fond memories. Roy was an exceptional man. I’m grateful I had the opportunity to know him.
Tim Fuller
Roy was a wonderful person. Prayers to his family
I’m sorry to learn of Roy’s passing.
I worked with Roy off and on for over 30 years. He was a man of integrity and honor. When life dished out pain and disappointment, he seemed to cope with it all better than anyone I have ever met. I think his wry sense of humor was a big asset in those times. The State of Texas should be pretty darn proud of having raised a man of this caliber.
Very sorry to hear of Roy’s passing. He was a great man that I had a lot of respect for.
I have known Roy and his family since the 80’s. He would greet you with the biggest smile. He treated everyone the same. It didn’t matter if you were VIP or the janitor. I thought alot of him and had deep respect. He was truly a good man and I’m proud to have known him.