Bill Hall Sr. 66, went to be with the Lord on Jan. 24, 2021. Born Feb. 12, 1934 in Bonanza, TX. to Joseph Hall & Sarah Elizabeth Watson. Bill later married Pauline Hall and they have five children, married 66 yrs. He will be greatly missed. He was a member of the Kingston Ave. Baptist Church where he pastored for 2 yrs. Pastoring in Texas & California 50 yrs. Survived by wife Pauline Hall - Odessa, daughter Paula Blair (Bob Blair) of Visalia, CA., Sons: Bill Hall Jr. (Tonia Hall), Mark Hall and Kelly Hall (Elizabeth Hall) Odessa, TX. Grandchildren: Heath Blair (Catalina Blair) Visalia, CA., Joseph Hall (Cari Hall) Odessa, TX., Scott Hall (Ericka Hall) Akron, CO., Brandon Blair (Jane...

Wayne Woody went to be with the Lord on January 9, 2021 in Odessa, Texas. He was eighty-seven years of age and born on February 22nd, 1933 in Murphy, North Carolina. He was the oldest of ten children born to Hosea and Edna Woody of North Carolina. After Edna Woody's death Hosea remarried Viola and two additional children born. He moved to Oregon with his parents at a young age. He served in the Korean War. After returning home from Korea, he met the love of his life, Lillian Hageman. They were married on July 16, 1955 after a whirlwind courtship. They were married sixty-five years. His employment was working in the timber in Oregon, then managed a crew as a head sawyer in a hardwood...

Antonio (Tony) Padron, 74 went home to God's Kingdom where his wife, Josie, was waiting for him on Saturday, October 31, 2020. He was born July 5, 1946 in Big Spring to Florencio and Marta Padron. He was raised in Coahoma and served as an Alter Boy throughout his youth at St. Joseph Catholic Church. He married Josie on October 2, 1965 in Big Spring where they started their family. He served in the US Army from 1965-1967. They then moved to Crane when he took a position with ARCO Oil & Gas then moved to Odessa in 1986. Tony was a member of the Holy Name Society and was a respected member of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Odessa. Tony was a devoted husband, loving father,...

Tamae Barnett, 87 was born January 16, 1933 to Takakichi and Moto Negishi in Tokyo, Japan. She was a house wife who spent her life taking care of her family. As a child in Japan she dreamed of coming to America and learned to read, write and speak english in school. She became an American Citizen in 1977. She enjoyed cooking and feeding everyone who came to visit, listening to her Japanese records, singing, dancing and making everyone laugh. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She married her American Soldier January 9, 1956 and celebrated 64 years together. She is survived by her husband Buddy Barnett, 3 children, Ruth Baggs & husband Billie of Odessa, Tim...

She was born on June 3,1941 in Val Para?so Zacatecas mx. to Guillermo Carrillo and Mar?a F?lix Ramos that preside her in death. She married her husband Antonio Sauceda on January 10,1963. She is survived by her husband Antonio Sauceda. Her daughter Irma Sauceda, son Juan Jos? Sauceda his wife Gina Zargoza, daughter Angelica S Hernandez her husband Rogelio Hernandez, daughter Rebecca S Santiesteban her husband Samuel Santiesteban, daughter Enedina S Fierro her husband Alberto Fierro, daughter Antonio Sauceda, 14 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Her brother Roberto Carrillo his wife Lorina Carrillo , brother Jose Carrillo, sister Maria Rivera her husband Francisco Rivera And was...

Roger Allen Ellis of El Paso TX passed away Monday July 20, 2020 at the age of 79. He died peacefully at home of Lewy Body Dementia. Roger was preceded in death by his wife, Christina Maria Ellis (Jones) and his parents, Thomas Ellis, father, and Cora Ellis (Cox), both of New Boston TX, and his sister Paula. He has a surviving sister, Sharon Ellis (Williams), who resides in New Boston TX, 3 children, Tracy Ellis (Attaway), Mitzi Ellis (Wall) and Matthew Ellis, 9 grand-children and 8 great grand-children. Roger was born November 10, 1940 in DeKalb TX but grew up in New Boston TX. He served in the Naval Airforce and worked as a policeman in Dallas while he went to college to earn a degree...

Samuel Zamudio left his life on May 17, 2020 to enter eternal Glory surrounded by his beloved family. He was born in southern Mexico to Severino Zamudio and Rosario Calderon on March 5, 1951. He married the love of his life, Socorro Rangel, on April 13, 1978. Together they raised five daughters and one son. Samuel loved the Lord and was a faithful servant of God. He did not fear death, but leaving those he loved behind. He was a family man, working all his life to provide for his wife and kids. Samuel loved walks with his wife and long talks with his children. He had a soft spot for food and loved sweets and desserts loving his panecito con leche. He was a loyal employee - working his last...

Beloved son, brother, uncle, cherished cousin, and one-of-a kind friend Lineaus Hooper Lorette passed away on April 21, 2020 surrounded by his "traveling team" of beloved dogs after a short battle with cancer. Family and friends of Lineaus have heavy hearts and are thankful he shared his life with each and every one of us. He had many talents and passions. He read the classics, promoted social justice, played the tuba, collected art and mid- 20th century lamps, made medicine balls, was a lifelong cpa - but most of all he loved his dogs. As an accomplished historian with a strong political ideology, his storytelling was mesmerizing. His blend of a "Rant" and a "Mantra" formed his...