
This is a motto lived by Angela O. Pichardo on a daily basis.
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Category: The Glimpse
Malcolm Watson

Malcolm Watson was born in Kingsville, graduated from H. M. King High School in Kingsville in 1968, and attended college for two years at Texas A&I. Continue reading “Malcolm Watson”
John Watson and Lucille Briggs Watson

In a memory album Lucille Watson created to celebrate their golden anniversary, she reflects on hers and John’s courtship. Continue reading “John Watson and Lucille Briggs Watson”
Ronald Edwards

About his quite adventurous life, Ronald (Ron) Edwards says, “None of it would have been possible without pivotal people that entered my life while growing up in Devine.” Continue reading “Ronald Edwards”
Southton, Tx, by many believed to be haunted

(Quotes and references from tshaonline.org)
Situated about ten miles southeast of San Antonio lies a town site known as Southton, Texas. Continue reading “Southton, Tx, by many believed to be haunted”
Dunlay, Tx, played an important role in the construction of Medina Dam

(Unless otherwise sited, references are from The History of Medina County Texas, Volumes I & II and txtransportationmuseum.org)
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Tommy Fey

Frederick Fey, known to everyone as Tommy and youngest brother of Melfred Fey, who was featured in Glimpse on February 7, 2018, preceded his brother in death on January 5, 2017. Continue reading “Tommy Fey”
Melfred B. Fey

Longtime resident of the Von Ormy area, Melfred Fey passed away on December 7, 2017. Continue reading “Melfred B. Fey”
Phyllis Spielman landed a co-starring role in a Sci-Fi adventure

Phyllis Spielman, born in Floresville but graduating from DHS, was recognized as being gifted at the early age of eight. Continue reading “Phyllis Spielman landed a co-starring role in a Sci-Fi adventure”
Mark Cashion

When local attorney and former DHS student Mark Cashion left Devine to make his way in the world, he took a path far different from that of law. Continue reading “Mark Cashion”