Darlene Roehe Quarles

Darlene Roehe Quarles, of Victoria, Texas, passed away on Tuesday, June 19, 2018, at the age of 78. She was born in Rosenberg, Texas on October 25, 1939, to the late William “Bill” Roehe and Aleen Zunker Roehe.       

Darlene is survived by her husband, Sammy Quarles Jr.; daughter, Carol Roznovsky and husband Michael; son, Scott Quarles and wife Debbie; grandsons including, Clay Quarles, Sam Quarles and Trace Roznovsky; she is also survived by her sister, Paula Roehe Kuhlman.

Darlene and Sammy would have been married for 58 years this coming October 22, 2018. Darlene loved being a wife, mother, grandmother and a dear friend. Some of her favorite things included going to the beach, hunting for seashells, and visiting with her family and friends. She enjoyed reading about and visiting historical sites. Two of her favorite past times were watching bull riding and baseball, in particular the Astros. Darlene also loved and adored her two (fur babies) Sissy and Dixie.     

Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, June 23, 2018, at 10:00 A.M., in the Oaklawn Funeral Home Chapel in Edna. Burial will follow in the Memory Gardens Cemetery in Edna. Pastor John Waak will be officiating.     

Pallbearers will be Robert Prochaska, James DeBord, Clay Quarles, Sam Quarles, Steven Burger, and Clifford Roehe.     

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be to Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, 4102 Ben Jordan St., Victoria, Tx 77901.     

A special thank you goes to the Nurses of Citizens Medical Center who devoted their time and care to her well being.       

Arrangements are under the direction of Oaklawn Funeral Home in Edna. 361-782-2221.

 Jackson County Herald-Tribune, June 27, 2018
 

Delores Ann Quarles
August 10, 1945 - January 10, 2023

Delores Ann Quarles, of El Campo, Texas, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, January 10, 2023, at the age of 77. She was born in El Campo, Texas on August 10, 1945, to the late Joseph Patik and Annie Livanec.

Visitation will be held on Tuesday, January 17, 2023, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am with the funeral service beginning at 10:00 am all in the Oaklawn Funeral Home Chapel. Internment will follow at Red Bluff Cemetery in Lolita, Texas. Reverend Robert Krause will be officiating.

Oaklawn Funeral Home
 

Dempsey Wayne Quarles

EDNA - Dempsey Wayne Quarles, 86, passed away Feb. 21, 2015. He was born May 22, 1928, in Edna to the late W.H. (Bill) and Mary Dittrich Quarles. He was the first of four children. Dempsey worked for the Jackson County Prct. 1 and Dennis Auto Service.

He is preceded in death by his parents, and brother Dennis Quarles.

Dempsey is survived by his sisters, LaNell McCurdy and Wilda Miska, Nephew, David McCurdy, niece Karma McCurdy, great nephew, William Wayne McCurdy and 'Lily'.

Celebration of Life will be Wed. Feb. 25, 2015 at the Slavik Funeral Home Chapel in Edna, at 10:00 am.

Pallbearers will be; David McCurdy, Wayne McCurdy, Scotty Quarles, Bryan Miska, Ronnie DeBord and Melvin Laughter.

Services are under the direction of Slavik Funeral Home, 209 N. Allen St.,361-782-2152.

Victoria Advocate, February 24, 2015
 

Sammy Quarles, Jr.

Sammy Quarles, Jr. left to be with our Lord on Friday, September 11, 2020 at the age of 86.     

Sammy was born to Sammy “Sambo” Quarles, Sr. and Beatrice Obsta Quarles of Edna, Texas on April 12, 1934. Sammy Jr. is preceded in death by his wife, Darlene Roehe Quarles.     

Sammy Jr. married Darlene on October 22, 1960. Together, they raised two children, Carol Quarles Roznovsky (Michael) and Scott Quarles (Debbie). Sammy Jr. was especially proud of his three grandsons, Clay Quarles, Sam Quarles, and Trace Roznovsky.     

Sammy Jr. served his country in the United States Army. He retired as a manager of 40 plus years in the oilfield.  Sammy Jr. enjoyed many hobbies including drinking coffee each morning with his buddies, playing golf with his closest friends and watching high school football and baseball games. He also enjoyed hunting and fishing. It was important to Sammy to visit with family and friends, tell funny stories and make people smile. He was a true light in anyone’s life in which he was a part of.     

Visitation will be held on Monday, September 14, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Oaklawn Funeral Home in Edna. Funeral services will be held at Oaklawn Funeral Home Chapel in Edna on Tuesday, September 15, at 10 a.m. Burial will follow at Memory Gardens Cemetery in Edna.     

Pallbearers include Melvin “Bully” Cochran, Joe Brymer, Gary Case, Allan Shannon, Robert Prochaska, and James DeBord. The honorary pallbearers are Donald Latimer, Howard Arnett, and all of Sammy’s coffee-drinking buddies at Ramsey’s Café and the 1988 Victoria Stingaree Baseball Team.     

In lieu of flowers, please donate to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital or Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church in Victoria, Texas.     

Arrangements are under the direction of Oaklawn Funeral Home in Edna. 361-782-2221.

Jackson County Herald-Tribune, September 16, 2020
 

William Dennis Quarles

EDNA--William Dennis Quarles, 65, of Edna, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011. He was born in Edna, on Nov. 20, 1945, to the late W. H. "Bill" Quarles and Mary Dittrich Quarles.

He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Delores Patik Quarles, of Edna; sisters, LaNell McCurdy and Wilda Adair Miska; sister-in-law, Gloria Patik; brother Dempsey Wayne Quarles; brother-in-law, Edward Patik; nieces, Karma K. McCurdy, Dawn Dornak (Joe Ray), and Jordan Dornak and nephews, David William McCurdy and Wayne McCurdy.

He is preceded in death by his parents.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011, at Oaklawn Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Red Bluff Cemetery. Reverend Claude Prince will be officiating.

Pallbearers will be Jarred Jennings, Jason Jennings, J. J. Jennings, Joe Ray Dornak, Ronnie DeBord, Nathaniel Deleon, Wayne McCurdy and David McCurdy. Honorary pallbearers are Al Miska and Bryan Miska.

Memorials may be made to the Catholic American Cancer Society, 4401 Lilac Lane, Victoria, Texas 77901, and the American Diabetes Association, 2400 Augusta Dr., Ste 175, Houston, Texas 77057-4989.

Arrangements are under the direction of Oaklawn Funeral Home in Edna. 361-782-2221.

Victoria Advocate, October 26, 2011
 

Alvin Ray Quebe

Ganado—Alvin Ray “Bull” Quebe, 47, of Ganado, died Wednesday in a Wharton hospital following a short illness.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at Ganado Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Don Marquart, pastor of St. James Lutheran Church of Ganado, officiating.

Burial will follow in Ganado City Cemetery.

Mr. Quebe was born in Ganado on Sept. 1, 1938. He was employed as route salesman by Butane Sales and Service.

Surviving are his father, Edwin Quebe of Ganado; a sister, Pauline Quebe of Ganado; and three brothers, Edwin Jeff Quebe of Victoria, Fred Quebe of Ganado and Elton Quebe of Dallas.

Pallbearers will be Carl Zajicek, Willard Cihal, Bruce Fowler, Vernon Brewer, Wilfred Tegeler and Cecil Gandy.

Serving as honorary pallbearers will be Roy Selby, Tips Hensley, Bill Williams, Stanley Spalek and all employees of Universal Gas Corp.

Victoria Advocate, Friday, February 28 & March 1, 1986
 

Edwin F. Quebe Jr.

Edwin “Jeff” Quebe Jr., 75, of Ganado, passed away Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011, in San Antonio. He was born June 20, 1935, in Ganado, to the late Edwin Sr. and Julia Quebe. He was retired from DuPont.

He is survived by his brother, Elton Quebe and wife Cindy of Mesquite.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Pauline Quebe; and brothers, Alvin “Bulls” and Fred Quebe.

Graveside services were at 10 a. m. on Monday, Feb. 28, at Ganado Cemetery.

Arrangements under the direction of Ganado Funeral Home, Ganado, 361-771-2120.

Jackson County Herald-Tribune, March 2, 2011
 

Mr. Joseph Edward Quinn

Mr. Joseph Edward Quinn passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charley Bowen in Fresno, Texas, Friday, January 11th.

Funeral services were held in the Ganado Baptist Church Sunday at 2:30, January 13th. Interment was made in the Ganado Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Chester Spencer, Albert Strauss, Alvin Ross, Howard Ross, Boss Earl and Forrest Knudsen.

Mr. Quinn was born February 28th, 1862, in Belton, Texas, and moved to Jackson County when a young man. He lived here until about ten years ago when he went to live with his children.

Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. L. E. Turner of Devers, Texas, and Mrs. Charley Bowen of Fresno, and one son, Mr. J. R. Quinn of Fresno, twenty grand-children and two great-grandchildren, and a host of friends.

Edna Weekly Herald, January 17, 1946
 

Joseph L. Quinn Jr.

Austin—Services for Joseph Levi Quinn Jr., 64, of Austin and formerly of Edna, who died Monday, will be 2 p. m. today at First United Methodist Church of Edna, the Rev. Russell Minton officiating.

Burial will be at Red Bluff Cemetery near Lolita. Slavik Funeral Home, Edna, 782-2152.

Pallbearers: Ben Crabb, Mike Crabb, Randy Crabb, Shane Salge, Clay Clark, Cody Saige, Scott Pearson and John Pearson.

Honorary pallbearers: Larry Farley, Leslie Cole, Robert Jones and Klint Rasmussen.

Victoria Advocate, Thursday, September 11, 1997
 

Robin Shawn Quinn
July 17, 1960 - May 7, 2023

Robin Shawn Quinn, of Edna, Texas, went to be with the Lord, at his home on the family land where he grew up, on Sunday, May 7, 2023. He was 62 years old. He was born in Karnes City, Texas on July 17, 1960, to Troy Quinn and Sue Milby Quinn.

Robin was a proud father, loving son, and kind brother who will be deeply missed.

Robin was welcomed home by his two brothers, Troy Lynn, age 2, and Kerry, age 1. He attended his first rodeo at the age of 2 weeks old in Dilley, Tx.

His love for sports began at an early age beginning with Little League baseball. While in school he was active in sports and many organizations. He excelled as a natural athlete and also in his academics. Both came easy for him. He was a 1978 graduate of Edna High School and he also attended Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. An avid sports fan who loved watching sports on television. He was full of facts concerning current sporting events and all sports trivia.

He was a country boy at heart. His childhood years were spent with lots of time outside. Horseback riding, calf roping, campouts, playing army or cowboys and indians in the woods around his home, BBQs, hay hauling, and cousin fights with Bois D’Arc green apples when cousins visited, His life involved many escapades especially with his brothers and his friends. He loved to play dominoes. He learned to play dominoes from his great grandfather, Papa Emil Johns, who he loved very much. He always enjoyed himself. He had his brother’s backs and was always there for them if they needed him. His personality was much like his Daddy’s. He had a great sense of humor and would always say things to make us laugh.

Robin loved music. He liked to sing. Many times we would get a phone call asking us, “Hey remember this?” and he would proceed to sing us a song. Troy Lynn remembered him singing Elvis in the back of a pickup at the age of 6 or 7 years old. He also had lots of rhythm and could do it all.

He liked to cook, especially grilling then sharing with all of us. He also liked to eat out. Robin loved desserts and always bought something sweet at the grocery store. He would call for special requests with his famous words, “What’s the matter, you haven’t been cooking or what?” Some of his favorites were Chicken and dumplings from his sister, Charlotte and Chicken Spaghetti from his cousin, Rhonda Jane. He already had a request in for Rhonda Jane for Chicken Spaghetti on the day he passed on.

Robin had a kind heart. He was very caring and loving. His conversations always included checking on his nephews and nieces. He always wanted to know how they were and what they were doing. Then he would keep the rest of us informed. His visits from his brother Kerry and Kerry’s two grandsons, Whitton and Riley, to say hello, were the highlight of many of his days.

He enjoyed a good garage sale or estate sale. Many times he would buy things and then give them away to family. Just small items that will now forever be our treasurers.

Robin loved his pets. A three-legged dog named Victoria that slept under his bed and a cat named Dilly that slept in the bed beside him. He made many trips to town to help his mom feed cats.

He was baptized at a young age and a member of First Baptist Church of Edna, Tx. He loved Jesus.

He knew Jesus loved him. His sweet spirit affirmed it.

Robin loved his children and grandchildren very much. He would want them to know that. He would want them to always remember it. He was a proud daddy and grandpa.

Our family is extremely heartbroken. We will miss his phone calls beginning with “What’s up hound-dog?”. We miss you already. We know you are for sure. “Chillin like a Cadillac” safe in the arms of Jesus. And we will see you again. We love you Robin

Robin is survived by his mother, Sue Milby Quinn; son, Shawn Quinn; daughters, Amanda Edwards (Damian) and Janet Jones; sister, Charlotte Quinn Frenzel (Douglas); brothers, Troy Quinn (Victoria Schultz), Kerry Quinn (Sheila), and Eric Quinn (Jo Kathryn); and his grandchildren, Dawson Carter Jones, Kaydence Louise Jones, Jonah Ray Jones, Everly Honora Edwards, and Patrick Scott Edwards. 

He is preceded in death by his father, Troy Quinn; and his grandparents.

Jackson County Herald Tribune, May 17, 2023
 

Troy G. A. Quinn

Edna—Troy G. A. Quinn, 60, of Edna, died Tuesday, July 11, 2000.

He was born May 11, 1940, in Jackson County, to the late George Arthur and Sally Elizabeth Johns Quinn. He was manager of Jackson County Wide Drainage District and a member of First Baptist Church of Edna.

Survivors: wife, Sue Milby Quinn; daughters, Charlotte Sue Hicks of Edna; sons, Troy Lynn Quinn, Kerry Michael Quinn and Robin Shawn Quinn, all of Edna and Eric Emil Quinn of San Marcos; sisters, Ethel Wake of Pittsburg, Texas and Wanda Acheson of Bay City; brother, O’Banion Quinn of Edna; half-sisters, Barbara Foote of Bay City, Johnnie Sue VanNess of El Campo and Evelyn Vacek of East Bernard; half brother, Gary Quinn of Bay City; and nine grandchildren, Amanda Colleen Quinn, Scarlett Sue Hicks, Janet Louise Quinn, Mollly Breanne Quinn, Shawn Lee Quinn, Tyler Troy Quinn, Hunter Ray Hicks, Jordan Perry Quinn and Clinton Milby Quinn.

Preceded in death by: parents; sister, Elizabeth Bayer.

Services will be 2 p. m. Friday at First Baptist Church in Edna, the Rev. Jim Gilbert officiating.

Burial will be at Culpepper-Wilkerson Cemetery, Slavik Funeral Home, Edna, (361) 782-2152.

Pallbearers: Cecil Davis, Luther Hamilton, Bill Hobson, John Poole, Cotton Salge, Harrison Stafford, Ronnie Taylor and Jerry Wilburn.

Honorary pallbearers: Employees of Jackson County Wide Drainage District, Kenneth Bradey, Paul Davis, Carlton Dorsey, Darrell Hortness, Tony Karl, Bob Massey, Melvin Martin, Paul Neuman, Wayne Page, Gordon Rhodes, Larkin Thedford and Warren Volkmer.

Victoria Advocate, Thursday, July 13, 2000

Virginia Sue Milby Quinn
August 26, 1941 - January 30, 2026

Virginia Sue Quinn (August 26, 1941-January 30, 2026) was preceded in death by her mother Virginia Ann Mascheck Milby Flanagan, Michael Hunt Milby, Jr., Annie Louise Milby who raised her and whom she loved as a mother, her loving husband Troy G.A. Quinn, and her son Robin Shawn Quinn. 

She is survived by her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, her siblings and their spouses. Children: Troy Lynn Quinn, Kerry Michael Quinn and spouse Sheila, Charlotte Frenzel and spouse Doug, Eric Emil Quinn and spouse Jo Kathryn. Grandchildren and great grandchildren and spouses: Amanda Colleen Edwards and Damien, Scarlett Sue Hicks-Williams and Jason, Janet Louise Jones, Molly Breanne Frankel and Joel, Shawn Lee Quinn, Tyler Troy Quinn and Evan, Hunter Ray Hicks, Jordan Perry Quinn and Kathryn, Clinton Milby Quinn, Everly Edwards, Patrick Edwards, Dawson Jones, Kaydance Jones, Covington Quinn, Perry Quinn, Holland Quinn, Crew Quinn, Jack Quinn, Tanner Quinn, Bennett Quinn, Ivy Frankel, Whitton Frankel, Riley Frankel, Myka Hicks. Siblings and their spouses: Michael Wayne (Mikee) and Carolyn Milby, Kelly and Laura Flanagan, Casey and Rosie Flanagan, Prissy and Terry McAllister.

Virginia Sue Milby Quinn was born August 26, 1941, at 9:55 a.m. in the home of her grandfather Michael Hunt Milby and her grandmother Sophia Wilkinson at the corner of Cedar and Northeast Street in Edna, TX, to her parents Virginia Ann Maschek and Michael Hunt Milby, Jr. 

Her memories include her grandfather who came home from work in 1944 to the same home where she was born and died in the parlor while she was in the entry. He was constable and rode a white horse named Traveler like Robert E. Lee. 

Later Sue moved to 104 Blackjack Street with her parents Michael and Dolly, the same house where her father had been born. All the Milby’s except Louise were born in that home: Henry (Bubba), Georgie, Woodrow and Michael. Louise was born in her great grandmother’s home on Ed Lynn. 

Her great grandmother Wilkerson died at 104 Blackjack. Mikee, her brother, and Sue attended Stephen F. Austin school from 1st – 3rd grade. She enjoyed sports and played volleyball. She met Troy (her future husband) in the 3rd grade in Miss Boseman’s class. Her first teacher was Miss Strozier. Her second teacher was Miss Mary, who later became the principal. Sue and her friends would race to play jacks. They loved playing jacks on the large cement steps. 

In jr. high Sue formed the Tweedle-Dee Club: June Dale Arnold, Edna Evans, and Patricia Stracener. They had their own song that Stracener can still remember and sing. 

When she was a freshman, she was assistant drum major in Conroe, TX. She stayed home when Elvis came to Conroe to play at a radio station and a concert that night. She and her friends considered themselves “too cool” to go. 

In high school she and her friends wore petticoats that were crinkled and starched under their skirts.

Sue enjoyed traveling with her family. They spent one summer in Harvey LA, swimming at the large pool, shopping and dining and going to the gorgeous theatre in New Orleans. There were trips to the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas with Louise, Mike, Mikee, Woodrow and Bubba. 

When Sue’s dad, Michael married Billie the honeymoon trip was to Monterey, Mexico at the Grand Hotel Ancira, where once Pancho Villa had housed his horses in the lobby. Sue, Mikee, Louise, and Bubba accompanied the newlyweds on the honeymoon. They went to see silversmiths, waterfalls in the mountains, and rode donkeys to cross the river. Sue loved the women weaving baskets on the town square, and she saw a girl around 8 years old missing both legs getting around on a skateboard. 

She loved animals. Sue’s dad always had Bulldogs or Cocker spaniels. Sue had a cat named Puffer, a dog named Chiquita and two birds (a parakeet and a java rice). 

In Jr. High Troy gave a boy a quarter to kiss Sue on the cheek. In 1955 Sue and Troy’s first date was a double date with Patricia Stracener and Willis Conley Atkinson aka “Slick” at the Edna Theatre. Willis got Troy off a tractor to go on the date. On this first date, they sat in the balcony and after the movie they said, “we’re going to get married”. Stracener jumped up in the air! 

Troy and Sue married at Louise Milby’s home in Edna on August 15, 1957 surrounded by family and close friends. Since Troy worked in the oil fields they lived in a few different places: Needville, Karnes City, Beaumont and Carrizo Springs. 

Sue was an active member of First Baptist Church. For 18 years she managed the First Baptist Church’s ministry of providing food for grieving families after funerals. Also, for many years she taught Vacation Bible School and was active in Women’s Missionary Union and the Prison Ministry. As a lover of the Earth, naturally, she was a member of the Sierra Club.  

Sue was a charter member of The Red Hats, Chaplain of the Texana Daughters of the Republic of Texas, a board member of the Texana Museum, Chairwoman of the March of Dimes, and she was active in the Democratic Party, travelling to Washington D.C. to see Barak Obama’s second inauguration.  

Sue was an avid reader and loved history. She was a life-long vegetarian who never drank alcohol or smoked cigarettes, had a great sense of humor, loved music, dancing, walking in the woods, playing pranks, and feeding cats…she LOVED her cats.

A few of Sue’s ancestors participated and are noted in the forming and signing of the Magna Carta.  In 1607 Sue’s ancestors were among the first 500 people who settled in Jamestown, VA. Only about 60 survived and 2 of them were Sue’s ancestors. This was 13 years before the arrival of the Mayflower. 

The general assembly of The House of Burgesses on July 30, 1619, was held at the church in Jamestown. This was the first legislative body elected in the new world. One of Sue’s ancestors was Captain Thomas Graves representing the plantation house as Smythe’s Hundred. This was the first governmental meeting of the English colonies.

Sue’s family were charter members of the Enon Baptist Church in Jackson County, which later became First Baptist Church in Edna. 

Sue enjoyed trips to the Smokey Mountains, Mexico, Santa Fe, Nashville, TN, the Texas hill country, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Dallas and in her mid-70’s rode the mechanical bull in the Ft. Worth Stockyards. 

Sue enjoyed the earth, and said “I love rain, smelling it, and hearing it.” Her favorite sound was the rustling of trees. She loved the owls’ conversations. She loved this quote, “There is always music among the trees, but our hearts must be very quiet to hear it.” 

For you shall go out with joy and be led forth with peace: the mountains and the hills shall break forth before you into singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands. Isaiah 55:12.

Funeral services for Sue Milby Quinn are Friday, February 6, 2026, at the First Baptist Church 309 Cottonwood Street Edna, TX 77957, Visitation starts at 9:00 a.m., service at 11:00 a.m. Graveside immediately following at the Culpepper Wilkerson Cemetery on State Hwy 111 Morales, TX. 

If you wish to tangibly honor Sue Quinn’s life, plant a tree and/or donate to Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter, PO Box 4998, Austin, Texas 78765 or Adopt-a-Pet, 8215 Houston Hwy, Victoria, Texas 77904.  

Oaklawn Funeral Home
 

Miss Willie Quinn

Ganado—Miss Willie Isabell Quinn, 73, of Ganado, died Monday in a Mexia hospital.

Miss Quinn was born Aug. 1, 1897 in Ganado, and was the daughter of the late William and Lillie Ezzell Quinn, a pioneer Ganado family.

Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday at Psencik Funeral Home Chapel, with Thomas Adams, pastor of the Church of Christ of Ganado, to officiate. Burial will be in Ganado City Cemetery.

Survivors include three brothers, Frank, Eddie and Pat, all of Houston; five sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Steed and Mrs. Maycel Clark, both of Houston; Mrs. Agnes Davis of Edna, Mrs. Laura Moran of Orangevale, Calif., and Mrs. Lillie Schehin of Ganado.

Victoria Advocate, September 29, 1970
 

Mrs. Manuela Quinones

Edna—Mrs. Manuela Quinones, 74, of Edna died Monday in a local hospital.

A rosary will be recited at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday in the Slavik Funeral Home chapel.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in St. Agnes Catholic Church with the Rev. Joe Hybner officiating. Burial will be in the Edna Latin American Cemetery.

Mrs. Quinones was born Nov. 15, 1907, at Cuero and had lived in Jackson County most of her life.

She is survived by three daughters, Mary Valez of Oklahoma City, Okla., Josie Ochoa of Needville and Jesusa Alvarez of Edna; two sons, Frank Ochoa of Edna and Edward Ramos of Post Lavaca; six sisters, Lucia Garcia and Lupe Sedillo of Fresno, Calif., Antonia Ortiz of Wharton, Mary Riojas of Ganado and Susie Garcia and Pilar Estrella of Edna; a brother, Theodore Garcia of Needville; 28 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren.

Victoria Advocate, Tuesday, November 17, 1981