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Mission Devine will be June 2-6

Kick off service will be at First Baptist Church, Devine for the week of Mission Devine. St Joseph will host.


If you need to fill out an application online, please go to Missiondevine.org.
Ways to help: Painting crew, tree and yard service, our prayer team, carpentry work, electrical, plumbing, roofing and much more.


Everyone is welcome. We start every morning with breakfast and devotionals. Come back at noon for noon meal. Please help spread the word.

Contact Heather Yanta if you would like Mission Devine reps come to speak to your church or group about joining in this effort.

Some People are Made of Plastic

 “There’s so much plastic in this culture that vinyl leopard skin is becoming an endangered synthetic.”

Lily Tomlin

 There is a scene in the movie The Graduate (Dustin Hoffman & Anne Bancroft – 1967) where Benjamin Braddock, the 21-year-old disaffected protagonist, played by Dustin Hoffman, is at a cocktail party with his parents.  A family friend, a Mr. McGuire, takes young Ben aside during the party and tells him he has just one word of advice for him, just one word – “plastics.”  Young Banjamin may not have

taken that advice, but the rest of the world sure did. Our modern society is covered up in plastics. And it seems that we humans have absorbed much of the refuse. Like marbling in a side of beef, our bodies are harboring plastics, or more specifically, microplastics. As that great soul and R&B group from the ‘70s, The Dramatics, sang – “Some people are made of plastic.” Now, those people are us.
What are microplastics, and why are they a concern? Microplastics are tiny (small to invisible in size) particles of plastic. They have either been intentionally added to products we use or they are fragments that break off of products as they degrade and wear out. All plastics deteriorate and break down over time. Fragments disperse and spread, going everywhere, like sand in your shorts and wallet after a trip to the beach. Microplastics can now be found far and wide, from the pristine beaches of Belize to the blood and tissues of most humans on planet Earth.
Microplastics can be a problem for two reasons. First, tiny plastic particles in our body can be harmful, causing inflammation and an increased risk of disease. But there is another concern related to microplastics.
Microplastics are made of chemicals, and they can carry and deposit these chemicals into our bodies. Most of these chemicals are considered endocrine disruptors, mimicking estrogen and affecting bodily functions and contributing to disease. Here are a few of these dastardly chemicals found within the plastic bits inhabiting your body.
BPA – Bisphenol-A and other bisphenols are used to make resins and certain hard plastics. BPA can be found in food and drink cans, water bottles, storage containers, sports safety equipment, eyeglass lenses, computers, and more. BPA is also used as a thin coating on thermal paper, including grocery store receipts. BPA easily transfers from receipts to skin and can cause a spike in blood sugar (glucose) within seconds of handling.
Phthalates – The term phthalates refer to a group of chemicals that are added as plasticizers, making products flexible and more durable. Phthalates are used in hundreds of products, including cosmetics, nail polish, soap, shampoo, hair spray, garden hoses, shower curtains, flooring, lubrication oils, and medical tubing.
PFAS – The term PFAS refers to a large family of chemicals often referred to as “forever chemicals” because once they are made, they don’t break down and essentially persist in the environment indefinitely. PFAS can be found in some plastic products, but they are also added to cloth, metal, paper, and cardboard. PFAS can make products nonstick, grease-proof, stain-resistant, waterproof, and resistant to heat and corrosion. PFAS are often used to make food packaging, clothing, furniture, non-stick pans, and dental floss.
So, how do we avoid all these nasty chemicals and the microplastics that carry them? Is it possible to limit our risk? Yes, it is. Here are some suggestions…
Choose fresh whole foods and avoid packaged and processed foods when you can.
Use and look for BPA-free containers (glass, stainless steel, and ceramic). Some foods and beverages are now available in BPA-free packaging and containers.
Do not put plastic in the microwave – ever. Heating plastic carries the risk of chemicals leaching into your food.
Do not drink from water bottles left in the sun or a hot car. Even moderate heat from the sun can leave chemicals in your water.
Throw away your non-stick pans and cookware. And do not use plastic utensils when cooking. Heat will release chemicals into your food.
Avoid tea bags – use loose leaf tea instead. Plastic bits can leach from bags into hot water.
Avoid handling paper receipts. Remember BPA is used as thin coating on thermal paper and transfers to your skin easily.
Here’s a positive word to go with all this bad news. Recent studies have shown that folks who avoided canned foods and drinks, avoided using plastics for food and water consumption and storage, and minimized their contact with thermal receipt papers saw a significant reduction in chemical exposure.
Our world is full of chemical-filled plastic, so it is hard to avoid. Just do the best you can…
© 2025 Jody Dyer
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Local Police report

Lytle Police report

Monday, April 21
12:25 AM – 19700 Blk. IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officers observed a pickup in a ditch, which resulted in the arrest of a 70 year old male for DWI. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
4:45 AM – 16000 Blk. Stratford Cove – Officers discovered an unsecured vehicle with the trunk open. At the owner’s request, they secured the vehicle.
4:58 AM – Railroad St. – Officer provided a courtesy ride for the conductors of the disconnected train to clear the railroad crossings.
9:14 AM – 18900 Blk. FM 2790 – Officers responded to a report of two vehicles dumping trash in the dumpsters and discovered it was school employees.
12:00 PM – S. Somerset St. @ Hester St. – Officers initiated a traffic stop for an expired motor vehicle registration, which resulted in the arrest of a 41 year old female for an active warrant out of Atascosa County for theft. Officers found narcotics and charged the subject with possession of a controlled substance. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
12:31 PM – 14900 Blk. Main St. – Officers responded to a verbal disturbance, which resulted in a criminal trespass warning issued to an unwanted customer.
8:34 PM – Whitecap Dr. @ Lake Meadow Dr. – Officer responded to a report of people walking with suitcases but could not locate them.
10:00 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a 911 hang up. Everything was okay.
10:01 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a 911 hang up but could not locate the caller.
Tuesday, April 22
2:22 AM – 19800 Blk. Bruce St. – Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle but were unable to locate the vehicle.
2:26 AM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to check on a vehicle parked in the drive-thru lane with two flat tires, which resulted in the arrest of a 20 year old male for driving while intoxicated, resisting arrest, search, or transport. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
12:50 PM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded and placed a male under emergency detention and transported him to the Camino Real Crisis Center.
2:08 PM – Lytle PD – Officers spoke to a female regarding numerous phone calls about a traffic accident she was involved in outside the city limits of Lytle.
5:45 PM – Dhanis St. @ Houston St. – Officer responded to a report of a juvenile entering a residence. Everything was okay.
8:21 PM – 19300 Blk. Huckleberry – Officers responded to look for a white Chevrolet Tahoe but could not find it.
Wednesday, April 23
6:15 AM – 15900 Blk. Lake Shore Dr. – Officers secured the roadway while the FBI executed a search warrant.
11:40 AM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to a possible intoxicated driver. Everything was okay.
Thursday, April 24
9:42 AM – 19400 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to a two-vehicle non-injury hit-and-run accident. The hit-and-run driver was later identified.
10:01 AM – 19100 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to an active alarm. Everything was okay.
1:13 PM – Main St. @ Martin St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
4:05 PM – FM 2790 @ Laredo St. – Officers responded to a report of a female sitting near the intersection. Everything was okay.
4:35 PM – 19300 Blk. FM 2790 – Officers responded to a report of a juvenile not picked up from school. The child was released to the grandparents,
4:39 PM – 14400 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
6:29 PM – Lytle PD – Officer met with the driver involved in an earlier hit-and-run accident and identified her.
11:25 PM – 14600 Blk. Main St. – Officers initiated a traffic stop for a muffler violation (excessive noise), which resulted in the citation and release of a 20 old male and a 20 year old female for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Friday, April 25
8:00 AM – 19100 Blk. N. Prairie St. – The officer responded to read a book to a first-grade class.
10:45 AM – 14800 Blk. Main St. – Officers provided a funeral escort.
12:10 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a female regarding a family issue.
1:05 PM – 15300 Blk. Main St. – Officers responded to a report of a suspicious male. Before the officer’s arrival, the male had already departed the location.
2:46 PM – 15000 Blk. Gate St. – Officers observed an open door on a vehicle and notified the owner. Everything was okay.
3:45 PM – FM 2790 N. @ CR 681 – Officers checked on a homeless female sitting across from the school.
6:06 PM – IH 35 – Officer responded to a report of a vehicle with a blown tire but could not find it.
7:45 PM – Assist Atascosa EMS –19700 Blk. IH 35 SB Frontage Rd. – Officers responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
8:37 PM – 20200 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a report of an ATV leaving the station but could not locate it.
10:11 PM – Assist Atascosa EMS –14800 Blk. Lytle-Somerset St. – Officers responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
11:26 PM – 800 Blk. CR 6710 – Officers responded to a civil matter between a husband and wife.
Saturday, April 26
10:50 AM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer was advised of a vehicle repossession.
12:21 PM – 19500 Blk. S. Somerset St. – Officer spoke to a complainant on the phone regarding a verbal argument.
6:47 PM – 100 Blk. CR 6841 – Officer observed 8-10 Chihuahuas in the roadway and secured them back on their property.
10:49 PM – 15300 Blk. Adams St. – Officer responded to a report of a suspicious white SUV but could not locate it.
Sunday, April 27
1:36 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a complainant who reported her vehicle was damaged while at the HEB Plus on 4/19/2025. The Lytle PD was not contacted at the time of the accident.
2:22 PM – 100 Blk. CR 6843 – Officers responded to a report of a horse that jumped the fence and was missing.
6:51 PM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – An officer initiated a traffic stop for speeding, which resulted in a 31 year old male’s arrest for DWI. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
10:15 PM – Assist Medina County Sheriff’s Office – SH 132 @ Diaz St. – Officers responded to assist with a report of a motorcycle traveling at 100 MPH, but could not locate it.

Devine Police report

April 18
4:25AM – Officer found open door to locker room. Cleared building, all okay.
23:55PM – Officer dispatched to Hondo Ave for male locked out of car.
April 19
0:25AM – Officer dispatched to Benton Ave for three brothers in verbal disturbance. All parties separated.
4:21AM – Complainant on LC Martin Dr stated he was assaulted. Refused to cooperate when officers made location.
8:34AM – Officer dispatched to McAnnely Ave for verbal disturbance between complainant and husband. All okay.
15:10PM – Complianant on Rosewood reported damage to door.
19:13PM – Complainant on IH 35 S advised female stole merchandise and walked out. Charges pending.
23:25PM – Officer dispatched to Libold Dr for male on property. Unable to locate.
April 20
2:55AM – Complainant on Corley Dr advised male banging on front door. Departed prior to officer’s arrival.
3:48AM – Complainant on Libold Dr stated ex tried to run her over with vehicle. Neither party located; wouldn’t speak to officer.
12:46PM – Complainant on Hondo Ave found clear ziplock bag in men’s restroom containing crystal substance. Complainant felt ill after and was transported to VA hospital. Tested by PD and found meth residue.
13:31PM – Officer dispatched to Hondo Ave in reference to male turned off gas to building, moved items around and cut old phone line cable. Subject identified from surveillance video by police. Charges pending.
22:14PM – Officer dispatched to Hondo Ave E for male walking in street. All okay.
April 21
8:20AM – Officer dispatched for priority 1 neglectful supervision / physical abuse. CPS notified.
12:55PM – Officer dispatched to IH 35 S for minor accident.
13:20PM – Officer dispatched to IH 35 S female cited for DWLI and released.
19:27PM – Officer dispatched to W Coker Ave for minor accident.
22:11PM – Officer dispatched to Moore Ave for report of loud music. Unable to locate.
April 22
11:17AM – Complainant reported her vehicle being struck while unoccupied at St. Joseph’s Church. Surveillance video identified other vehicle.
12:10PM – Complainant called in reference to a missing truck. Truck located in San Antonio by police.
14:42PM – Officer dispatched to Crouch Ave for disturbance between mother and son. Son left prior to officer’s arrival.
16:00PM – Officer dispatched to St Hwy 132 N for near accident between truck and motorcycle. Motorcyclist believed to have fallen off bike, but took off prior to arrival. No property damage reported.
April 23
0:45AM – Two vehicles involved in rolling disturbance traveling south on 173 into Devine. Complainant advised female almost struck his vehicle while chasing him. Dispatch instructed complainant to drive to PD. Original verbal disturbance occurred at CR 6612 and parties were separated.
16:20PM – Complainant on Warhorse Dr called in reference to speeding vehicles before and after school.
April 24
8:00AM – Officer dispatched to ZigZag for welfare check on female that was reported to have been crying while on phone. Unable to locate.
17:10PM – Complainant on Jamison Dr reported male subject acting suspicious in area. Subject identified by police.
18:20PM – Complainant on Teel Dr reported damage to one wash bay by vehicle, spray gun hose was damaged and scrap on wall.
20:54PM – Complainant on Washington Dr reported vehicle swerving on street. No TXLP. Unable to locate.
22:28PM – Complainant on Jamison Ave reported saw people walking in creek bed. Unable to locate.
23:47PM – Complainant on Benton Ave stated female was driving by her house with loud music and kept knocking on her door.

Augustine ‘Augie’ Guajardo III

Augustine ‘Augie’ Guajardo III, our beloved husband, son, father, grandfather, brother, and friend was called to be with the Lord on April 17, 2025 at the age of 64.
Augie, a dedicated hardworking man, faithful Catholic whose heart was larger than anyone we knew, was the embodiment of a gentleman. He was devoted to his family and his church. Born on October 8, 1960, in San Antonio. When he was brought home, he fit into a shoe box and grew into a man who was loved and respected by all that knew him.
He was raised on his family’s ranch, where he played with the many family dogs, which he loved deeply. His parents instilled in him the values of deep faith, hard work, and commitment to family.
Augie graduated from Southwest High School, where he was an outstanding athlete lettering in many sports. His strength was in football, where he earned the nickname ‘’the snake” for his ability to weave through the field as a running back. His entire family – parents, aunts, uncles, and cousins – would travel near and far to see him play. His giving heart and friendly nature earned him countless friends and the titles of homecoming king, class favorite, and prom king.
Augie is survived by his loving wife of twenty-five years, Debbie Guajardo; mother, Isabel; children, Paul (Susy), David (Gregory), Christa (Addison); grandchildren, Kylie, Sophie, Skylar, Devin, Evelyn, and Charles; siblings, Yvonne Gutierrez (Alex), David, Sebastian (Xavier), Delfino (Patricia), aunts and uncle, Delfino and Janie Saucedo, Gloria Saucedo, and Dolores Guajardo; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Augustin Guajardo Jr. and his grandparents.
Throughout his life, Augie was a faithful and devoted member of the Catholic Church. He was a member of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, where he served as an altar boy in his youth. He was a hard worker and held jobs at numerous groceries; ultimately, he proudly worked at Sam’s Warehouse for over 35 years, where he was awarded numerous recognitions.
Visitation was Wednesday, April 23, 2025 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Tondre-Guinn Funeral Home with the Holy Rosary recited at 5:30 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial was at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 24, 2025 at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in La Coste. Interment will follow at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Cemetery in La Coste.
Memorials may be made in Augie’s memory to the Our Lady of Grace Building Fund.
Arrangements by Tondre-Guinn Funeral Home. www.tondre-guinn.com

Lt. Col. Glenn Frank Hoffman, USA (Ret.)

Lt. Col. Glenn F. Hoffman, age 92, passed peacefully on April 10, 2025. Born in Somerset, Texas, he was the son of Frank Herman and Effie May (Chapman) Hoffman. A standout athlete in Somerset, Glenn earned honors in football, pole vaulting, and track. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, where he was named a Distinguished Military Graduate. He served 28 years in the U.S. Army, including as a Helicopter Commander in Vietnam, earning decorations such as the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Glenn married Dera Lillian Hanson of Cuero, TX, in 1953, beginning a loving 71-year partnership. After retiring, they owned and operated Honeybranch Farm in Lytle, TX, for 20 years before settling in San Antonio. Glenn was known for his deep faith, quick wit, and devotion to family and country.
He is survived by his wife, Dera Lillian; children Annette McCaughtry (Bob), Glenda Hoffman, and David Hoffman (Sandra); grandsons Jason (Lupe) and Ashton (Megan); and great-grandsons Jackson and Matthew. He is preceded in death by their infant daughter, Mary Beth, son John Paul, his parents, sister Kathryn Hoffman Hicks (husbands Carl & Arnold), sister Helen Ruth Hoffman Baxter (husband David), brothers Herman Hoffman (wife Joyce), Kenneth Hoffman (wives Norma Dean & Ora Lea), and Adolph Hoffman (wife Patsy).
Services will be held Monday, May 5, 2025, at Ft. Sam Houston Natl. Cemetery at 11:00 a.m., followed by a “Celebration of Life” service at Fellowship of San Antonio. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Fellowship of San Antonio (www.fellowshipofsa.org) or Indigenous Ministries (www.indigenousministries.org).

Paul “Scott” Harrison

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Paul “Scott” Harrison, beloved son, father, and grandfather, who departed this world peacefully on April 24, 2025, at the age of 58. Born on June 21, 1966, in San Antonio, Texas, Scott was a vibrant spirit whose warmth and humor touched the lives of all who knew him.
Scott was not just a devoted family man; he was the heart of his family. Always ready to share a laugh or a good-natured prank, his playful nature brought joy to us all. Scott’s professional life as a legal assistant was marked by his unwavering dedication, yet it was his role as a father and grandfather that he cherished most deeply. He leaves behind a legacy of love and laughter, forever encased in the memories he created for his family.
A true animal lover, Scott found joy and companionship in the many pets who shared his life. His loyal dog, Charlie, along with his cats Basha, Roscoe, and Nell, were not just pets; they were family. These four-legged friends brought countless moments of happiness and comfort, reflecting Scott’s gentle spirit and kindness.
An aficionado of the 80s music that defined his youth, Scott’s eclectic taste resonated with his love for life and its simple pleasures. He found solace in the rhythmic songs of the past, and he delighted in trips to New Orleans and Seattle as often as he could go.
Scott’s life was a beautiful blend of love, laughter, and adventure, and his spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those he leaves behind. He is survived by his mother, Jane Harrison, who remains a steadfast beacon of love and strength. He is also survived by his son Andrew Harrison and his wife, Mandana, granddaughter Helena, and numerous cousins and friends. Scott is preceded in death by his father Ronald Temple Harrison, and grandparents Paul Temple Harrison, Georgie Conover Harrison, Willie Marshall Brown, and Lala L. Brown.
Services and ceremonies in celebration of Scott’s life will take place on Monday, May 5, 2025, at First Baptist Church of Natalia, 301 Pearson Street, Natalia, Texas 78059 with visitation starting at 10:00 A.M. and Funeral Service to begin at 11:00 A.M. interment will follow at Moore Memorial Cemetery. We will come together in love and gratitude, remembering not just the man Scott was, but the joy he spread and the lives he touched.
In these moments of remembrance, may we find peace in our shared love and admiration for Scott, and may his laughter continue to echo in our hearts for years to come. Rest in peace, dear Scott. You will be missed, but never forgotten.
As an option in lieu of flowers, please make donations to the local Animal Shelter; Devine Animal Control c/o Devine Police Department, 303 S. Teel Drive, Devine, Texas 78016.

Mary Belle Angermiller Howard

Mary Belle Angermiller Howard, 89, of Devine was born on September 17, 1935 and passed away Tuesday morning, April 29, 2025. Funeral arrangements are pending with Primrose Funeral Services in Devine. Watch for full obituary to be posted soon on DevineNews.com and primrosefuneralservices.com.

Tartly Robert Ferguson, Jr.

Tartly Robert Ferguson Jr. went home to be with our Heavenly Father on Friday, April 25th, 2025, at the age of 89, at the Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. He was born January 3rd, 1936, to Robert and Elda Dubose Ferguson in Caldwell county, Texas. He attended Lockhart High School, and then enlisted in the U.S Army, March 28th, 1955. While there Robert witnessed several atom bomb detonation tests at Yucca Flats, Nevada which earned him the atomic medal award and his 100% service-connected disability.
He left the Army in 1958 and transferred to the Army Reserves where he stayed until March 27th, 1963. Everyone called him Junior including his wife of 51 years, Marie. Junior worked for a while at Gary Aircraft, Nelson Rd San Antonio. He also did some oil field work around Somerset Texas. His final job was a Test Fleet Driver in D’Hanis, Texas. Junior loved farming and growing vegetables which he sold door to door to a lot of grateful customers.
He had a great sense of humor and usually said whatever came to mind, not always what others wanted to hear. He will be greatly missed by his loving wife of 51 years, Marie Ferguson and others close to him. He is also survived by his brother, John Ferguson of Greer, S.C., sister-in-law Betty Margaret Ferguson of Rockdale, Texas and Brother-in-law Jim Smith of San Antonio, Texas and numerous nieces and nephews.
Junior was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Elda Ferguson, as well as his siblings Viola Lipscomb, Joe Ferguson, Leo Ferguson, Melba Smith, and Willard Ferguson.

Phillip Frank Eggleston

Phillip Frank Eggleston of Devine, Texas, passed away peacefully on February 24, 2025, at the age of 86.
Born on January 1, 1939, in Sanderson, Texas, Phillip was the son of Eliza Lee Eggleston and Vada Ellen Summers Eggleston. On December 21, 1962, he married the love of his life, Martha Harrington, in their hometown of Sanderson.
Phillip dedicated over 40 years of service to the railroad industry before retiring in Devine. He was a hardworking man known for his quiet strength, loyalty, and deep love for his family. Those who knew him well will miss the many stories he loved to share. According to his brother George, Phillip was the best big brother anyone could ask for—always kind, steady, and full of wisdom.
He is preceded in death by his beloved son, Ward Lee Eggleston, and his cherished granddaughter, Daphne Bree Garcia.
Phillip is survived by his devoted wife, Martha Eggleston; his daughter, Phylis Garcia of Devine, Texas; his brother, George Eggleston and wife Ethel of Natalia, Texas; as well as many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and dear friends who will miss him greatly.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, May 3, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at the Biry Hermann Sons Lodge Building, located at 111B S. Teel Ave., Devine, Texas. A luncheon will follow the service.

Doris Ohlinger McOsker

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Doris Ohlinger McOsker, age 86 of Lytle, Texas, Thursday, April 10, 2025 at her residence. She was born July 26, 1938, in Gallipolis, Ohio, a daughter of the late Theresa Clark and Pearl Ohlinger who raised Doris in New Haven, West Virginia.
Doris was preceded in death by her husband of 35 years, Floyd McOsker, son Roger Santos, daughter Sharon Pilgrim, brother Robert Ohlinger, sister Dorothy Ohlinger Roush.
Doris was a force of nature in every phase of her life. Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother, Great-Great Grandmother, colleague, friend. Doris worked many years in the Radiology Department at Nix Hospital in San Antonio. She enjoyed country music, dancing, lake and deep-sea fishing, playing softball, collecting fossils, rocks and petrified wood, reading, golf, feeding the deer and hummingbirds.
Doris is survived by a combined loving family including three sons, seven daughters, 23 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, 2 great-great grandchildren and other family members who will miss her.
Procession to the burial will begin at 9:30am, Thursday, May 1, 2025 from the Primrose Funeral Home in Lytle, Texas, located at 14822 Main Street, Lytle, Texas 78052. Graveside services at 10am, Black Hill Cemetery, IH 35 South Access Road at Lucky Road, Lytle, Texas 78052.