Sylvia Ann Clark
, Texas
May 10, 2026
Sylvia Ann Clark, age 86, of Willis, Texas, went to be with the Lord, Monday, May 11, 2026 in Conroe, Texas. She was born October 26, 1939 in New Philadelphia, Ohio to Susan and William “Bill” Carrothers. Sylvia was a Christian and attended Lone Star Cowboy Church in Montgomery and attended Women’s Bible Studies at Carbon Church in Montgomery. Sylvia was retired employee of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department. She was a member of F.R.O.G. Ladies luncheon Group, Lunch Bunch, and past President of the Lakeview Manor Board. She enjoyed shopping and being with her friends and family and never met anyone that she did not strike up a conversation with as if they were dear old friends.She is preceded in death by one daughter, Cindy Kennedy; her sister, Sandra Levin and her parents.Sylvia is survived by her three daughters, Linda Bone and husband Randy of Conroe, Texas, Gwyndolyn Klaassens of…
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Coralie Kay Cory Cieslinski
, Texas
Corys life was marked by steadfast devotion to family and friends and a funloving kindhearted spirit that made others feel welcome and cared for. With a hardworking determination and a warm sense of humor Cory brought steadiness to the everyday moments and lightness to the ones that needed it most. Raised in Farwell Michigan Cory went on to nurture a growing family through years of change and movement as the family lived in Michigan Ohio Texas and Louisiana. In marriage Cory shared nearly forty years with Gerald Jerry Walter Cieslinski deceased building a life rooted in loyalty love and deep commitment. Following Jerrys retirement they settled in Bentwater on Lake Conroe Texas where Cory lived for over 30 years. Those years were filled with time on the golf course boating pool days and bridge shared with family and friends. Cory especially loved dancing playing cards and traveling. Known as Bushi…
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Wayne Dixon Turner
, Texas
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Sharon Lea Jamison
, Texas
Visitation will be held at Cashner Funeral Home 801 Teas Road Conroe TX 77303 on October 18 2026 from 500 pm to 700 pm. A Funeral Service will take place at Crossroads Baptist Church 5000 College Park Dr The Woodlands TX 77384 on October 19 2026 from 200 pm to 300 pm. A Committal Service will be held at Garden Park Cemetery 801 Teas Rd Conroe TX 77303 US on October 19 2026 from 300 pm to 400 pm.
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Moises Jaime
, Texas
Moises was a humble man with the courage of a lion a heart that gave without measure and a spirit that brought light and laughter wherever he went. He was a man of deep faith unwavering loyalty extraordinary patience and a generosity that knew no bounds. He gave more than he had not for recognition or praise but simply because seeing others happy brought him joy. Born in Corpus Christi Texas on July 8 1953 Moises moved to California at the age of 18 where he spent most of his life building a family making memories and creating a lifetime of love. Some of the familys fondest memories were made outdoors spending time at the beach exploring the mountains and playing together at the park. These simple moments became treasured pieces of a life built around family laughter and togetherness. More recently he returned to Texas with his family and…
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Brian Burdette Taylor
, Texas
Brian was an only child but he never lived like onehe grew up surrounded by multiple beloved cousins and the easy laughter and mischief of those relationships stayed with him for life. From the very beginning there was a sense of wonder in his story when Disneyland opened his family had magic shops there and Brian got to experience that world from behind the scenesan early frontrow seat to delight surprise and the kind of joy that he would keep sharing in his own way. He built his working life in outside sales a natural fit for someone so outgoing and genuinely peoplecentered. He also served with the Air National Guard and the Army Reserves living out a steady devotion to duty that matched the faithful honest way he carried himself in everyday life. Brian unconditionally loved his family. He was married to Gloria for 32 years and together they…
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