Arturo Perez Gonzalez Jr.
, Texas
Arturo Perez Gonzalez Jr. lived a life defined by hard work love for his family and a warm spirit that made everyone around him feel welcome. He was a devoted husband protective father and grandfather proud greatgrandfather loving brother and a cherished friend to many. His contagious smile trademark dimples and wonderful sense of humor left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him. Arturo was preceded in death by his parents Arturo Perez Gonzalez Sr. and Isabel Gonzalez and his brother Freddy Gonzalez. He is survived by his beloved wife Hilda Gonzalez his daughters Angela Cynthia and Jennifer Dominic and his grandchildren Justin Patrick Abigail and Arianna Jeffrey. He also leaves behind seven greatgrandchildren four siblings several brothers and sistersinlaw nieces nephews and many other loved ones who will forever treasure his memory. A proud graduate of Brownsville High School Class of 1965 Arturo continued his education…
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Micaela "Mickie" Lozano Martinez
, Texas
Mickie was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 53 years Rudy her parents Manuel and Juanita and her siblings Pauline Rosa Yolanda Danny and Raul. She leaves behind a beautiful legacy of love and family. She is survived by her daughter Roxanne DeHoyos Mike her son Rudy III Linda her siblings Delia Gilbert Manuel and Arthur 11 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren which include her cherished bonus grandchildren and greatgrandchildren whom she lovingly embraced as her own along with numerous nieces nephews extended family members and dear friends. Throughout her life Mickie was affectionately known to many as Mom Gramma and Ta. These were more than just names they were a reflection of the love kindness and generosity she shared along with the sense of belonging she extended to everyone around her. Family meant everything to Mickie. She made it a priority to stay connected with her siblings grandchildren…
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Jesus Canedo Jr.
, Texas
October 6, 2026
Jesus Canedo Jr. Retired USAF CMSGT. age 87 passed away on Wednesday October 7th 2026. He is preceded in death by his parents Jesus Rita Canedo Sr. sister Maria Elena Esquivel and brotherinlaw Raul Esquivel Sr. and brotherin law Robert Martinez. Born on February 17th 1939 in San Antonio Texas he dedicated his life to his family and military service in the U.S. Air Force served in Southeast Asia Vietnam Thailand Taiwan and Okinawa. A First Sergeant for 10 years he was awarded the First Sergeant of the Year Award in 1978 and 1979 at Lackland Air Force Base. He served with honor and distinction for 25 years retired in 1983. He later worked at Kelly Air Force Base retired in 1998. A devoted son brother husband father and grandfather he is survived by his devoted wife of 57 years Enriqueta sons Joseph wife Monica Michael and grandsons AlanMichael and…
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Phillip Kirby Wilson Sr.
, Texas
With love and gratitude we celebrate the life of Phillip Wilson Sr. a man of faith kindness and a cheerful spirit whose warmth and friendship touched so many lives. Phillip was born on August 9 1939 in Louisville Kentucky to Radford Smith Wilson Jr. and Essel Wilson ne Schaefer. He grew up alongside his younger brother Radford III affectionately known as Butch. Phillip developed a deep love for Jehovah and was baptized as one of Jehovahs Witnesses on October 4 1958. His faith remained a guiding force throughout his life shaping his values and sustaining him through lifes challenges. Phillip was a principled easygoing man with a kind heart and an infectious joy for life. Affectionately known as Phil he was the life of the party a natural storyteller who loved good conversation and making others smile. His favorite saying For a man of my age Im doing okay perfectly…
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Robert Ervin Craft Jr.
, Texas
A Public Viewing Visitation will be held at Zoeller Funeral Home 615 Landa St New Braunfels Texas 78130 on November 1 2026 from 200 pm to 500 pm. A Funeral Service will take place at Oakwood Baptist Church 2154 TX337 Loop New Braunfels Texas 78130 on November 2 2026 from 1100 am to 1200 pm with livestream available at Burial with Army Honors will follow at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery 1520 Harry Wurzbach Rd San Antonio Texas 78209 on November 2 2026 from 100 pm to 130 pm with livestream available at
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Arlene Claire Kearns
, Texas
She was preceded in death by her parents Ellis and Teresa Scheer and her husband Edward Kearns Col. USAFRet. She is survived by her brother Dan Scheer Marilyn stepson Edward Kearns Donna stepdaughter Janet Carbonneau stepdaughter Toni Conwell Ricky 9 step grandchildren and 12 step great grandchildren. Arlene spent much of her life in the St. Louis Mo. Area with careers as both a teacher and educational consultant for a leading educational publishing company. She held a Master of Education degree from the University of Missouri. After retiring in New Braunfels Arlene became involved in the community as a member of the Senior Citizens Center the New Braunfels Newcomers Club and the St. Anns Christian Mothers Society. She was an active member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Arlene enjoyed playing cards especially bridge and she also loved to play Bingo. During both her career and retirement years…
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Mary Lou Poloskey
, Texas
October 1, 2026
Mary Lou Poloskey Maria Dela Luz Valdez Zapata Poloskey passed away Friday October 2 2026 in Cedar Park TX at age 90. Mary was born on December 15 1935 in San Antonio Texas. Her parents were Antonio O. Zapata and Augustina Valdez Zapata. Mary met her husband Patrick Joseph Poloskey Sr. at a dance in San Antonio where Mary lived and Patrick was stationed at Lackland Air Force Base. They raised three children Patrick Joseph Jr. Robert Charles and Susan Marie. During Patricks military career the family had the opportunity to live in Norfolk England and Naples Italy. Mary was a military wife taking care of her children and familys needs. While in Italy Mary easily picked up the Italian language and would frequently venture out on her own to explore the local markets. Together Mary and Patrick involved both their sons in baseball basketball and football. Mary spent many…
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