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Donald Eugene Heath, Age 82, passed away on Friday February 11, 2022, at Baylor, Scott and White Medical Center in Round Rock, Tx. He was born in Tyler, Tx. to parents Clare and Dallas Heath. Don spent his childhood in Overton, Tx. graduating from Overton High School in 1958. After graduating from Overton High, he moved to Dallas to attend Southern Methodist University (SMU) where he graduated Cum Laude. After graduation, he moved to Chicago and earned his MBA at Northwestern University. For those of you that know Don, you know how much he valued education. After graduation, he moved to Houston and met the love of his life, Peggy Slagle. Donald and Peggy were married in 1966. ...

Michael Francis Shepard, 75, passed away in Round Rock, Texas on December 20, 2021. He is survived by his loving wife Gillian Elizabeth (Salmon) Shepard; children Jonathan Shepard (Lisa), Ellen De Los Santos (Daniel), Timothy Shepard, and Victoria Shepard (Reilly Simmons); grandchildren Jacob, Grace, Amelia, Shepard and Nils; and a large, loving extended family. Michael was born April 24, 1946 in Northampton, MA, the eldest of eight children of Francis H. Shepard and Kathleen D. (O'Grady) Shepard, loving parents from whom Michael learned to cherish family above all else. He attended St. Michael's High School and developed a passion for golf while working as a caddy. Michael introduced...

Major Bruce "Buzz" F. Ferweda, USAF, resident of Georgetown, Texas, went off into the wild blue yonder, climbing high, into the sun, on June 15, 2019. His patriotism, devotion to Strategic Air Command and the B-52 squadron gave him a way to serve his country and guard its beliefs. The Major developed renal cell carcinoma from multiple exposures to Agent Orange during combat duty in Vietnam. In echelon he leaves us to carry on, keeping our 'wings level and true', thanks to his bravery and sacrifice. Buzz believed nothing would stop the United States Air Force when he entered service as a young man in the 1950's. His career took him to his love of the vastness of the sky in the B-52...