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Jerry Lane Tanner, WA5NSU - Silent KeyMarshall, TXMay 26, 1939 — July 30, 2024 Jerry Lane Tanner was born in Lisbon, Louisiana. He graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a degree in Business and later pursued post-graduate work at the University of Oklahoma. He spent his professional career in the financial sector, first as a financial analyst for Dun and Bradstreet and later as a Commercial Loan Officer for the Small Business Administration where he retired from federal service in 1995 having served 30 years in offices in New Orleans, LA; Dallas, TX; Marshall, TX; Shreveport, LA and Lubbock, TX. He received a number of awards for outstanding service with SBA during his lengthy career. He believed in giving back to his community and valued family tremendously. He was an active member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Marshall, TX and served on the Vestry. He volunteered for many years with Meals on Wheels, and it was not uncommon to find him helping a neighbor fix their lawn mower or address some other home “emergency”. He enjoyed pursuing various hobbies throughout his life, but especially in his retirement. He had his Ham Radio license and participated in Amateur Radio Nets on a regular basis. As a life-long aviation enthusiast, having obtained his private pilot’s license, flying airplanes was one of his greatest pleasures. He also enjoyed building and flying radio-controlled model aircraft. He appreciated the outdoors having grown up in rural North Louisiana and shared this love of nature with his family. Family camping trips were a fundamental part of the Tanner yearly calendar and often included fishing as a key component. Countless hours were spent outside golfing with Irma providing them with a shared pursuit that at times was joyous and others exasperating. As time went on, family vacations led to destinations that were further afield like Alaska, England and the Caribbean and Jerry often said that those opportunities to travel as a family were some of his favorites. Jerry married Irma Tanner in Sharon, LA, on August 9, 1963. They shared a lengthy and loving marriage of 60 years. He is survived by their children, Mark Tanner along with his wife, Donna Srader and Karen Tanner-Holt along with her husband, Wayne Holt. He is predeceased by his wife Irma and their son Darren Tanner. A graveside service will be held on Thursday, August 1, 2024. at 10:00a.m. at the Petersburg Cemetery in Petersburg, TX. The family requests charitable donations in lieu of flowers. Organizations with meaning to the deceased are as follows: American Spinal Injury Association https://asia-spinalinjury.org/make-a-donation/Leukemia and Lymphoma Society https://www.lls.org/ Thanks to WB5LSH for informing us |
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Melvin Wagner WA5UTK1955 - July 20, 2024Melvin James Wagner left his beloved San Antonio, Tx and this Earth to be with the Lord on July 20, 2024. He was 69 years old. He is survived by his devoted wife Karen Wagner (KB5HYW), daughter and son in law Heather and Donald Burrage (Chickamauga, GA), brother and sister in law Tim (KE5CFZ) and Lisa Wagner (San Antonio, TX), brother Calvin Wagner (San Antonio, TX), 4 grandchildren Chloe, Elise and Noah Burrage (Chickamauga, GA) and Travis Jackson (Houston, TX), niece Amanda Wagner (San Antonio, Tx), nephew Johnathon Wagner (San Antonio, TX), nephew and wife Tyler and Brandy Wagner (San Antonio, Tx), nephew Ryder Wagner (Kyle, Tx), along with multiple great nieces and nephews. Melvin known as Mel, was preceded in death by his father George (J) Wagner, Jr and mother Gladys E (Welgehausen) Wagner. Mel was an avid Ham radio operator in San Antonio with the call sign of WA5UTK. He received his Novice class license in 1967 with his first QSO to Ken Simpson (WA5REO) and his General class license in 1969. His longtime friends include Ken Simpson (WA5REO), Tim Welch (WA5TGK), Geoff Edmondson (W5OMR) and Richard Morgan. He worked as a stereo repair technician for some time at the “Sound Idea” and then transferred his electronics knowledge to HAM radio repair at KCOMM, the HAM radio store, otherwise known as the “candy store”. He worked for KCOMM and Craig Kennedy, Jr (KB5BI) from 1998 until the store’s closing in 2012. He has helped many HAM radio operators from technical issues with their equipment and antennas to mentoring HAM radio operators new, old and everything in between. His mentoring of new HAM radio operators helped him to form new bonds in his last few years of life including Larry Stewart (KG5RVR), Aaron Vasquez (K5NNC). This is a great loss to the HAM radio community in San Antonio. There will be no funeral services for Mel as his family has decided on cremation for his body. Condolence mail can be sent to: Heather Burrage PO BOX 964 Chickamauga Ga 30707 Please keep his family in your prayers. Thanks to Mel’s daughter Heather for informing us. |
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Elmer Johnson W5ENJElmer became a Silent Key on October 27, 2018.Graveside services were held at the Mt Olivet chapel and cemetery in Ft Worth, TX. No other information available. |
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LOUIS “MAX” HARELIK K5OVW11-5-1943 – 5-10-2024 Louis "Max" Harelik, age 80, passed away Friday, May 10, 2024 at his family home in Comanche, TX. Born November 5, 1943 to Louis and Betty Harelik, Max was the eldest of his two siblings, Jimmy and Kay. He grew up in Comanche, TX, graduating from Comanche High School where he was a proud member of the marching band and highly accredited member of the Boy Scouts. He could often be found downtown helping at the family business, Harelik's Department Store. Max enjoyed tinkering with all things mechanical from an early age but had an interest in ham radio that would remain his entire life. Musical interests and talent followed him to The University of Texas where he played trumpet in the UT marching band. He excelled at piano, and was self-taught with countless instruments including guitar, banjo, mandolin, viola, cello, horns, harmonica and many other instruments that peaked his interests. He would also play in many bands over the years. Later in life, he'd combine his gift for music and mechanics and eye for detail to build and repair numerous stringed instruments, always fascinated by the roles different types of woods play in the look and sound of an instrument, his favorite being American Black Walnut. Max joined as a member of the United States Air Force in the 1960s where his mechanical interests followed him as an Airforce Weapons System Specialist, mainly working on the weapons for F-14s. Music remained central in his life as he served in the drum and bugle corps, playing the trumpet. He first stationed at Lowery in Denver, followed by Elmendorf Anchorage, Alaska where he bought a 4x4 pickup with a camper and developed his love for outdoors and survivalist preparation, and eventually storm chasing. He finished his tour at West Hampton in New York where he honed his love for racing. A member of Mensa, his thirst for knowledge would lead him to multiple degrees including psychology, architecture, and education from The University of Texas at Austin and Tarleton State University. His heart for children remained a passion after retiring from teaching through his commitment and contribution with Kings Kids children ministry at his church, Pearl Street Church of Christ where he lead song and served for almost 30 years, after being a long-time member of Brentwood Oaks Church of Christ in Austin, TX prior to moving back home to Comanche in the late 90's. His servant's heart would leave no boundaries on helping others, often quietly using whatever gifts he had available to bring joy and relief to those in need. Of all his accomplishments, accolades, and adventures in life, he most cherished his role as father to his daughters Cassie and Hailie. Always their biggest supporter and provider of love and wisdom, he'd jump at the opportunity to open his wallet (and later his cell phone) to show off pictures of "his girls" and their families. He never ran short of advice and overflowed with unending love and adoration for them. His pride and love magnified for his grandchildren, investing infinite time and providing unconditional support, presence, (many) stories, and encouragement. Max Harelik was preceded in death by his loving parents, Louis G Harelik and Betty Jim Parks Harelik. He is survived by his daughters and their spouses, Cassie and Eric Hochstatter and Hailie and Brad Hubbard; granddaughters, Caelynn and Maddison Crawford; grandsons, Bentley and Holten Hubbard; brother, Jimmy Haskell Harelik and family; and sister, Elisabeth Kay Morgan and family. His life was guided first and foremost by the Word of God followed by his father's "live and let live" principles and buffered by his own "such as life" and "this too shall pass" mottos. His stories, advice, laughter, gentleness, and agape love will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Rememberances can be made to Brownwood Music for donation to (please note in memo) New Horizons music program, a store account that provides funding for instruments, books, and music lessons to children at the ranch. Brownwood Music (325) 646-1365. Memorial ServicePearl Street Church of Christ Comanche, TX11:00 AM June 8, 2024Thanks to N5AG for informing us |
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Kenneth Wayne Garner K5SLTDecember 5, 1942 – May 7, 2024Kenneth Wayne Garner, 81, went to his heavenly reward on May 7, 2024, in Plano, Texas. He was born on December 5, 1942, in Brownsville, Texas to Kenneth Wayne Garner and Dean Wade. He spent much of his childhood in and around Abilene, Texas, before moving to the Dallas area. Despite his disability from polio at age three, Ken lived an active and fulfilling life. He was an engineer at LTV/E-Systems. In 1973, he took a leave of absence and started his own business, Kentronix Communications. As the industry changed, he returned to E-Systems where he remained until retirement in 2007. Ken's hobbies included racing hot rods, shooting skeet and trap, and was an avid ham radio operator since he was 12 years old. He was a 32nd degree Mason and was an active participant with the Shriners. He also volunteered with the Pontiac Club and within his Highland Springs Independent Living community. Ken is survived by his wife of 15 years, Myra Amerland Garner, his children, Michelle Carter, Christy Garner, Don Garner and wife, Tracey as well as seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The funeral Mass will be held at Prince of Peace Catholic Community, Plano, TX on May 21 at 11am with internment in San Diego, CA No services are scheduled at this time. Ted Dickey Funeral Home2128 18th StPlano Texas 75074972 460 0302Thanks to KF5OMH for informing us |
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ROY BASHAM WA5BTIDecember16, 1932 – March 9, 2024 Graveside service for Roy Basham, 91, of Cleburne, will be conducted at 2:00 P.M., Thursday, March 14, 2024 in Rosehill Cemetery with Chaplain Eddy Carrell officiating. Visitation will be 6:00-8:00 P.M., Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at the funeral home. Roy passed away Saturday, March 9, 2024 in Cleburne. He was born December 16, 1932 in Cleburne to Roy Ruben, Sr. and Lestel Delma (Davis) Basham. Roy married Betty Lorene Massingale on December 26, 1969 in Cleburne. He worked as a Supervisor in furniture manufacturing and had a strong work ethic. Roy never missed a day of work due to sickness. He believed what is right is right, and what is wrong is wrong. Roy was a private pilot and loved to fly. He also enjoyed being an amateur HAM radio operator WA5BTI. Roy liked to restore tube type radios and televisions. He liked motorcycles and loved to watch old westerns such as Bonanza, and Gun Smoke. Roy loved to tell stories and could remember every detail. He will be greatly missed by all that knew him. He is survived by his sons, Jeff Basham and wife, Trish, Steve Basham and wife, Shannon; grandchildren, Alan Basham, Kaylee Basham, Abigail Basham, and Kaysie Basham; great-grandchildren, Connor Basham, Lillian Basham, Roman Shepard, and Vivien Shepard; along with a host of other relatives and friends. Roy was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Basham and parents, Roy and Lestel Basham. Crosier-Pearson Funeral Home512 N Ridgeway DrCleburne TX 76033 |
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ORIS GREMILLION JR. AB5FAJUNE 8, 1931 – FEBRUARY 20, 2024Oris Gremillion, Jr., 92, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, at his cherished home in Vinton, surrounded by his loving family. Born on June 8, 1931, in Hesmer, Louisiana, Oris was the son of Oris Joseph Gremillion, Sr. and Lizedie Guillot. He was a man of vibrant spirit and unwavering love for his family. Oris found immense joy in the simplicity of life's pleasures, relishing in camping adventures and beach outings. His love for the outdoors was only surpassed by his devotion to his grandchildren, with whom he shared countless cherished moments and fond memories. In 1952, Oris embarked on a lifelong journey of companionship and friendship when he married the love of his life, Emma Jean McDonald. Together, they navigated the highs and lows of life, building a legacy of love and devotion. Oris was a proud father to three sons, Ronnie, Gary, and Bill, whom he raised with boundless love and guidance. Prior to his marriage, Oris served his country with honor and distinction in the United States Navy during the Korean War, from June 7, 1951, through May 31, 1957. His courageous service exemplified his commitment to defending the freedoms we hold dear. For many years, Oris owned and operated Gremillion TV/Repair Shop in Vinton, where he was not only a skilled technician but also a pillar of the community. An avid reader with an insatiable curiosity, Oris delved into a myriad of topics, with ham radio information holding a special place in his heart. His passion for technology extended to his hobbies, where he found solace and excitement in operating ham radios and exploring the world of computers. Oris is survived by his two sons, Ronald Gremillion (wife Songa), and Bill Kunasek (wife Jane), as well as his daughter-in-law Connie Gremillion. He leaves behind a legacy of love and laughter through his seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Oris is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Emma Jean, and his son, Gary. While he may have left this earthly realm, Oris's quick wit and fiery spirit will forever resonate in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing him. In accordance with Oris's wishes, there will not be a memorial service. Instead, condolences may be sent to his son, Ronald Gremillion, at 101 Bull Run Circle, Broussard, LA 70518. As we bid farewell to a beloved patriarch and military hero, may we find comfort in the memories shared and the legacy he leaves behind. Hixson Funeral Home-Vinton1420 FancherVinton, LA 70668 |
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