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Alfred joined the Malloy Funerals & Cremations family in 2004 after retiring from the furniture business. He is lucky to be a "BOI" (Born On the Island). Alfred is a member of Holy Family Parish, the Holy Family Parish Men's Club, the Galveston Lions Club, the Rotary Club of Galveston Island, and the Propeller Club. He graduated from Kirwin High School, Class of 1954. Alfred married Marie Covington in 1961, and together they have two children - Jeffrey and Diane. He enjoys spending time with his family, gardening, barbecuing, and helping others by volunteering in the community.
Barbara Joy Austen was born March 7, 1947, in Artesia, New Mexico, and peacefully died on March 23, 2022 in Galveston County. Barbara moved with her father's oil career from New Mexico to Odessa, TX where she attended and graduated from Permean High School in 1965. She then received an associate of Arts degree in 1967 and in 1972 she earned a Bachelor degree from Sul Ross University.
Barbara followed her parents' next move to Lafayette, LA where she worked at the Reading Research Dyslexia Foundation. Then in 1973, the family moved to New Orleans where she became principal of St. Julian Eymard Catholic School until retiring in 1995.
After retirement Barbara moved with her parents to Hilo, Hawaii, where other relatives already resided. In Hilo she was a member of St. Joseph's Parish and became the Director of Religious Education, before becoming principal of St. Joseph's Elementary School until 2003. Barbara then joined the staff of Waiakea Intermediate School from which she retired again in 2013.
Following the death of her parents in 2014, she moved to Galveston Island to be with her sisters, Sherry Black, Jacqueline Sauceda and Donna Fincham. She loved golf and football.
Barbara was a devout Christian who loved the Lord. She was a member of First Lutheran Church, Galveston, TX. She was preceded in death by her parents, Edmund and LaDonna (Ferguson) Austen, and brother-in-law, George Black. She is survived by sisters, Sherry Black, Jacqueline Sauceda (Fidel) and Donna Fincham of Galveston, and nephew, Joshua Black of Hilo, Hawaii.
Barbara Joy Austen was born March 7, 1947, in Artesia, New Mexico, and peacefully died on March 23, 2022 in Galveston County. Barbara moved with her father's oil career from New Mexico to Odessa, TX where she attended and graduated from Permean High School in 1965. She then received an associate of Arts degree in…Continue Reading
Job Titles:
- Funeral Director & Embalmer
Beth joined the Malloy Funerals & Cremations family in February 2017 as a Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer. Born and raised in Wharton County, TX, Beth graduated from Boling High School in 1990 and attended Wharton County Junior College, where she studied Biology. She continued her studies at Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Service, receiving her Associates of Science in Funeral Service in 1997. Beth is a second generation funeral director and embalmer, following the career path of her father and Galveston County native, Tom Knapp. In 2014 Beth obtained a Texas insurance license and has earned the designation of Fraternal Insurance Counselor. She is a member of Woodmen Life participating in the Galveston and Texas City Chapters, along with Mainland Toast Masters. In her spare time, Beth enjoys spending time with her family and friends, fishing, kayaking, and is an avid Astros and Texans fan. Beth is married, has one daughter, one grandson, and makes her home in Bayou Vista.
Brian Scott Meeks, 54, passed away on Easter, 17 Apr 2022, at his home in Galveston, Galveston, Texas, having struggled with Diabetes and heart disease. He was born 29 Jun 1967, in Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming, to Frank Dalton and Wanda Sterner Meeks. Per Brian's wishes, cremation has taken place and services will be held…Continue Reading
Charles Stiglich left a message on May 24, 2022:
I have so many memories of Carla. She and my sister Katherine, what a pair!
Dennis Longmire left a message on March 18, 2022:
Lynn, Dennis and the Band of Angles at The Angle Kissed House will miss Ray and offer our deepest condolences to his children, grand-children, siblings, and all who loved him in his lifetime. He was a gentle giant leaving a rich legacy and it is a great honor to have been a part of his life.
My adventure began on February 7, 1956 in Texas City, Texas. My parents were George "Mack" and Doris Marie Drummond. Unfortunately, this adventure ended after I got squished by an elephant on March 4, 2022. Made you go "Wha?" didn't it.
My childhood was typical of the 50's, playing in the neighborhood and only coming in when the porch light came on. I was fortunate to experience many different jobs. I've been a deck hand, horse trainer, jockey, farrier, bull and bronc rider, barrel racer, roper, draftsman, illustrator, farmer, veterinary technician and artist but the best thing I ever did was marry my best friend and love of my life, my husband of 46 years, Edwin, and being a mom to my children, George Cannon and Karyn McCoy, mother-in-law to Darrel McCoy, and grandmother to Ryan, Randy, London and Danielle.
Doretta (Dorothy) Maria Rachele Micheletti Wolter, 101 of Galveston, TX, was called to her eternal home on April 6, 2022. Dorothy was born to Adorna and Gelindo Micheletti on May 15,1920 in Santa Maria del Giudice, Lucca, Italy. She came to America in 1921 where her family opened a corner grocery store in Galveston at…Continue Reading
Dwight Strain left a message on March 27, 2022:
What a sweet and touching story of who Doris was. It touched me. I'm so sorry for your loss. It must have been an absolute treat being around her.
Libby joined the Malloy Funerals & Cremations family in 2009. She is a 1962 graduate of La Marque High School and retired from Bechtel Engineering in 2001. Libby is a longtime volunteer with the Galveston Island Oktoberfest and is the sister-in-law of owner, Ron Hanson. She married Larry Smith in 1984, and together they have three children - Brandon, Brian, and Guy. Libby is always busy cooking, enjoying her grandchildren, or making homemade jams, jellies, and pickles from locally and home-grown fruits and vegetables.
Fernando Guzman left a message on May 4, 2022:
Dear Family: We are so sorry for your loss, Your Mom was an incredible person and we will always keep her in our thoughts and prayers, God bless you all and God give you peace in your hearths Fernando and Rosario Guzman
Ray Pennington, 83 years old, of Galveston, TX peacefully passed away on March 14, 2022. He is the son of Fletcher Ray Pennington, Sr. and Ruby Vae McDonald Pennington. He was known for his love of family, his work ethic and his quick wit and sense of humor.
Ray was born on September 22,1938 in Columbus, MS. He grew up in nearby Tupelo, MS until the family moved to the state of Washington. He spoke very fondly of living in Port Townsend, WA, where he attended high school until the family moved to Galveston, TX midway through his senior year. He was a graduate of Ball High School. He learned the value of a hard day's work at a young age. His first jobs included everything from picking cotton in Mississippi to working on a dairy farm in Washington. After graduating from high school, Ray met and married Barbara Marie Carmignani in 1960. They were blessed with four children, and remained together until Barbara's death, just days before their 52 nd anniversary.
Ray served in both the Army Reserves and later the Air Force Reserves. He was employed by the Santa Fe Railroad until they left Galveston. He then spent several years as a flooring salesman. The remainder of his working days were spent as an operator and lab technician at the refineries in Texas City until his retirement in 1999. He was a family man who loved his family more than anything. After retirement, Ray could be found carpooling his grandchildren, supporting them at their sporting events and performances, or watching his favorite band, The Line Up. The greatest amount of time was spent fulfilling his vows and taking care of his Beloved Barbara.
Ray is preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Barbara Marie Pennington; his brothers, James Alonzo "Jim" Pennington and Allen Lee "Bill" Pennington; sister, Alice Pennington Moody; and brother-in-law, Gary Hankins.
He is survived by his daughters, "The Twins" Roxanne Pennington Hogan (Robert) and Suzanne Pennington Hogan (Michael); sons, Jeff Pennington (Shanna) and Jonathan Pennington (Emma); sisters, Marilyn Pennington Hankins and Darlene Pennington Fortner (Richard); sister-in-law, Shirley Johnson Pennington; and brother-in-law, Robert Carmignani (Sharon). He was so very proud of his grandchildren: Sean Hogan (Erin), Anna Hogan Schneider (Hall), Joseph Hogan, Katherine Hogan, Megan Pennington, Elizabeth Pennington, and Nicholas Lopez; and great-grandchildren: Frederick Hall "Fred" Schneider VI, Austen Marie Hogan, and Maria Suzanne Schneider. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews, as well as his extended Hogan Family, including the very special Jo-Ann Hogan.
The family would like to express their gratitude to the staff at Libbie's Place for their care and services. We are forever grateful for Lynn Longmire and her band of angels at Angel Kissed Outreach for their loving care of our father, PawPaw Ray, in the later stages of his battle with dementia.
Ray Pennington, 83 years old, of Galveston, TX peacefully passed away on March 14, 2022. He is the son of Fletcher Ray Pennington, Sr. and Ruby Vae McDonald Pennington. He was known for his love of family, his work ethic and his quick wit and sense of humor. Ray was born on September 22,1938 in…Continue Reading
Glenn joined the Malloy Funerals & Cremations family in 1999. He has lived in Galveston since 1936. Glenn retired from Monsanto / Sterling Chemical and is a member of Holy Family Parish, the Holy Family Parish Men's Club, the Serra Club, and Knights of Columbus #787. He graduated from Kirwin High School, class of 1954. Glenn married Niki Lopez, and together they have four boys - Raymond, David, Bruce, and Jeff. He enjoys golfing, gardening, fishing, traveling, and spending time with his eleven grandchildren.
Gloria Crenshaw left a message on April 1, 2022:
I am so very sorry for your loss Aaron. I remember your mom from little league football days and when we lived in countryside. She was a very sweet lady. I will be praying for you and your family. Condolences, Gloria
Grant joined the Malloy Funerals & Cremations family in 2009. He was born in Houston and moved to Galveston in 1942. Grant graduated from Ball High School, class of 1954, and he served eleven years in the Texas National Guard. He retired from Broome Welding in 2000. He married June Anne Greenwood in 1955 and together they have two children - Cheryl and Russell. Grant is a member of the Galveston, Hitchcock, and Texas City Masonic Lodges and the El Mina Shrine, where he served as Potentate in 1994. He is also a volunteer for the Luke Society and Galveston Island Oktoberfest. Grant enjoys traveling, volunteering, and spending time with his children and two grandchildren.
Isis Moreno left a message on March 10, 2022:
My family and I would like to offer our heartfelt condolences to your family Dee. Our thoughts and prayers are with them during this difficult time. The first time I met Dee was in December 2015. She was walking her dog one evening, she knocked on our door and introduced herself. We talked and got aquatinted, and she invited us to her Christmas party. She will be missed by all who knew her. RIP my sweet neighbor.
Jen Marie Rau left a message on May 3, 2022:
My dear friend has gone to Heaven--the "Room" won't be the same--but, I know that you will always be looking down on me to make sure I am doing what I am "supposed to do!" (like I ever will--LOL!) You will be missed--such good times we had--may you rest in peace and soar with the angels on high! All my love and sincere condolences to your precious family--XXOO Jen Marie
Jenny Micheletti left a message on April 8, 2022:
What a wonder spirit and life Doretta lived. When I went by the Meridian to see her , it was like she couldn't connect the dots, but I could tell she was thinking "I know you". She even asked if I just came back from Italy ! She and my father Charlie Micheletti were very fond of each other. I'm sorry for your loss. Jenny Micheletti
Job Titles:
- Business Development Manager
Kristen joined the Malloy staff in 2004. She graduated from Trinity University with a B.S. in Business Administration and a B.S. in Computer Science in 2001. She then earned her MBA in Marketing and Entrepreneurship in 2006 from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. Kristen is a member of First Lutheran Church of Galveston, a former member of the Junior League of Galveston County, a Livestock Committee volunteer with the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, and a longtime Galveston Island Oktoberfest volunteer. She enjoys working out, reading, snow skiing, shooting trap & skeet, fishing, and baking.
Leah abd Russ Mullins left a message on March 15, 2022:
Russ and I sends prayers and hugs to you and your family. We are so sorry for your loss. May his memories bring you peace and smiles as you learn to live without him here on Earth. He is now reunited with loved ones and watching over all of his family. God be with you all at this very sad time. Leah and Russ Mullins
Libby Crosby left a message on May 4, 2022:
To the family of Carla, my sincere thoughts and prayers for you. I lived in La Marque many years, then moved away and went into the mortgage business. I did business with Carla several times. She always wanted to be sure her clients were treated properly and were well taken care of. God bless you all.
Linda began her career at Malloy's in 1996. She graduated from La Marque High School, class of 1965, and received her B.S. in Education from the University of Houston in 1973 and her Master of Education from the same in 1977. She retired from Alvin ISD, where she served as an Assistant Superintendent. Linda graduated from the St. Louis Community College Mortuary Program in 2006. She married her high school sweetheart, Ron Hanson, in 1966, and together they have two daughters - Tiffany and Kristen. Linda is a member of First Lutheran Church of Galveston and became a Master Gardener in 2007. She is also a longtime volunteer with Galveston Island Oktoberfest. Linda enjoys traveling, working in her yard, and spending time with her grandson, Koban.
Linda Ochs left a message on March 31, 2022:
Aaron, I am Joe and David's mother. Your mom and I were pretty close when the boys were young when we lived in Texas and when you were born and we both lived in Kansas City. Joe told me she was quite ill and I am so sorry she suffered. You sound like you have a great family and she was surrounded by a lot of love. Linda Ochs
Loretta Menotti Perez passed away March 29th, 2022 at Jennie Sealy Hospital surrounded by family and friends. She was born on September 6, 1940 to Eleanor Saracco and Louis Menotti on Galveston Island, Texas. She graduated from Ursuline Academy and attended Sam Houston State University. Loretta retired after 30 years from US National Bank/Frost Bank…Continue Reading
Loretta Menotti Perez passed away March 29 th, 2022 at Jennie Sealy Hospital surrounded by family and friends. She was born on September 6, 1940 to Eleanor Saracco and Louis Menotti on Galveston Island, Texas.
She graduated from Ursuline Academy and attended Sam Houston State University. Loretta retired after 30 years from US National Bank/Frost Bank in Galveston where she served as Executive Assistant to the President.
Of great importance to Loretta was spending time with her daughter and grandson. Her love language was cooking. Christmas and Easter were momentous occasions where she welcomed friends and family into her home. She was an enthusiastic Mahjong player, enjoyed working in her yard, and travelling with close friends throughout her life.
She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Marie Bolton, brother-in-law Sheriff Joe Max Taylor, and niece Melanie Taylor Mencacci. Loretta is survived by her daughter Dr. Jennifer Perez, grandson Aiden Gonzalez, sister Anita Taylor, brother Louis Menotti Jr., and her daughter's father Bobby Perez.
Honored to serve as pallbearers are Stephen Byrd, Bobo Conde, Andrew Cordes, Malcolm Mencacci, Brian Teichman and Kevin Teichman. Honorary pallbearers are Aiden Gonzalez, Nelson Byrd, Michael Martini, Bobby Perez and Ross Polk. Holding a special place in Loretta's heart is her great niece Megan Mencacci Willis, her cousin Sally Byrd, husband Nelson and their son Stephen. She had many friends, and had a special bond with Andrew Cordes and Brian Teichman.
Marcelyn Kaye Boone left a message on April 1, 2022:
I remember Mary Ann from the time I was an Engineering coop at Monsanto. I remember her very young son running around her when we visited her home. She was very bright and friendly. I've thought of her many times through the years. I will pray for the family to find peace in this difficult time of loss.
Marcus Glenn Shannon, 64, passed away on March 21, 2022 at his home in Santa Fe, Texas. A visitation will be held at Malloy & Son Funeral Home at 1:00 pm on Saturday, April 2, with a memorial service to follow at 2:00 pm. Marcus was born on December 3, 1957 in Galveston, Texas to…Continue Reading
Mary Hutton left a message on April 9, 2022:
I am sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I thought your mom was the sweetest lady! Always smiling. How blessed you are to have had her as long as you did. Prayers for you and your family. Mary Davison Hutton
Mary Lou Kelso left a message on March 17, 2022:
Ray will be so missed by so many friends and family!!!! He was so terribly proud of his children and grandchildren. I only knew him the past few years. I agree with Pam Fritz, he so liked Libbie's Place. He had to show me around where he helped fill the bird feeders and other little tasks... if I did not know better, he was like part of the staff being so proud of the facility. He and his friends there were truly engaged with all the offerings that Libbie's did daily with their clients. . How lucky Galveston is to have such a Gem. He volunteered for GHF Homes Tour for me. I felt it would be good for him to be on the front porch so he could sit if he was tired a few years ago. With being house chair, I gave the history of the chosen house before the guests went inside. After doing it so many years, I found as people got on the porch they would let me know how hot they were and how long they had to wait in line...this was year in and out. Well to my surprise, that did not happen the year Ray helped me. He was down at the bottom of the stairs greeting the new group of guests asking them where they were from and on and on. By the time they got to the porch, they forgot how long they waited in line and how hot they were. It was simply so astonishing the two full weekends, my job was a breeze with Ray having them all ready to listen to my giving the history. Additionally, he volunteered for GHF Dickens on the Strand. As always, the ticket sellers are in a small little house with about four volunteers. Ray, again, took an active role putting the money drawer in place and then being our banker with giving us change as we sold tickets. What an outstanding volunteer, along with the fact of, everybody becoming friends immediately with Ray! It is very sad with the fact of Ray's passing. I feel so badly for his family. May the Eternal Light continue to shine on his entire family at this very difficult time! With love, Mary Lou
Maryann Fort passed peacefully at her home in League City surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday, March 23, 2022. Maryann was born in Galveston on November 21, 1947. She attended and graduated from Dominican High School in Galveston in 1966 and went on to attend Lamar University, where she obtained a Bachelor's of Science in Biology and Chemistry in 1970. She worked for Monsanto and retired from Shell Chemical Company in 1998. Maryann is a member of Unity Bay Area Houston and the Dominican Alumni Association. Her hobbies include attending grandchildren's sporting events, crocheting and reading with friends, and enjoying her book club. She enjoyed cooking for family and friends and had endless recipes that she shared.
Maryann was preceded in death by her father, Edmund Vearl Fort; mother, Josephine Dombrower Fort; and brothers, Edmund, James and Robert Fort.
She is survived by her son, Aaron Fort, and wife, Reine; grandson, Dyllan McGregor, and wife, Adria; granddaughters, Alyssa and Katie Fort; great grandson, Brody McGregor; and many extended family, including Jason and Joshua Whitmore and friends.
Maryann's family will receive visitors from 5:00 until 7:00 pm, Sunday, April 3 at Malloy & Son Funeral Home in Galveston. Funeral services will begin at 11:00 am, Monday, April 4, at Malloy & Son Funeral Home in Galveston with burial following at Lakeview Cemetery.
Maryann Fort passed peacefully at her home in League City surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday, March 23, 2022. Maryann was born in Galveston on November 21, 1947. She attended and graduated from Dominican High School in Galveston in 1966 and went on to attend Lamar University, where she obtained a Bachelor's of Science in…Continue Reading
Nikki Huskey left a message on April 7, 2022:
Though I have been away by body she has always been in my heart and I have carried her in my spirit. I loved and cherish her dearly she was an amazing woman who always knew how to make someone smile and keep them laughing. May God be with the family at this time and he'll them with healing. My deepest sympathy.
Patti Abbott left a message on March 17, 2022:
Dear Pennington/Hogan Family, Words cannot begin to express the sympathy we feel on the death of your father/grandfather. I got to know Ray through all the events he attended at O'Connell. He was the kids biggest fan and I always admired the relationship that he had with his grandchildren, inspiring them with encouragement and respect. I hope you and your families can find peace in the memories you have of him. May God bless you and keep you and help you find solace at this time. All my love, Patti Abbott and family
Patty Haugen left a message on May 3, 2022:
Ms. Eriksson will surely be missed by all of her HLSR rodeo family, along with her personal family and friends of course. She was quite the force; strong and independent, yet intelligent and kind. I know many of the International guests will miss her bright eyes, lovely smile, and joyful greeting as they grace our doors. I send heartfelt condolences to all of her other friends and family. RIP Carla
Paula Smith left a message on May 12, 2022:
Carol, so sorry to hear of Roger's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you. He was a nice guy, always enjoyed visiting with the two of you at Mainland Allergy Clinic. Pray you have peace, Paula
Robert P Carmignani left a message on March 17, 2022:
Ray was extremely punctual.... never ever late for work. I never ever heard him curse. He dud so so much for his family , my parents and me. He was very stoical, but mom told me that he cried when TC refinery closed and he lost his job after only a year. I am forever grateful that he flew up to South Bend to take .me home from the infirmary.
Roger Lee Freeman, 84, of Galveston, passed away Tuesday, April 19, 2022. He was born September 30, 1937 in Canadian, Texas. Roger graduated from Canadian High School in 1956 where he prepared himself for college, played football, and remained active in his church. In 1955 he received the Eagle Scout award and will receive a…Continue Reading
Roger Lee Freeman, 84, of Galveston, passed away Tuesday, April 19, 2022. He was born September 30, 1937 in Canadian, Texas. Roger graduated from Canadian High School in 1956 where he prepared himself for college, played football, and remained active in his church. In 1955 he received the Eagle Scout award and will receive a commendation as well. Roger earned a BS in Economics from Texas Tech University in Lubbock and went on to earn his Masters in Economics from New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico. He served his country by enlisting in the National Guard, and pending certification of his service with the Military Personnel Office, will be the recipient of the American flag. Roger worked several years for the Bureau of Land Management but his career led him to the Corps of Engineers in Galveston where he became their first Regional Economist and remained there for 38 years until retirement. Although he worked on numerous projects throughout his career, the most notable project was the Buffalo Bayou and Tributaries Comprehensive Project, where he served as Co-Project Manager for twenty-four streams. Roger identified the most cost-effective plan from an array of alternatives to prevent flood damages with the given floodplains. He was an avid worker in the church, serving as Treasurer for a couple of years and then as Chairman of the Board for nearly six years at Central Christian Church. Roger dearly loved his church and all the people in it. He was a caregiver to many.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Ralph and Angie Lois Freeman; sister, Lois Bussell; and his wife, Gail Hill.
He is survived by his wife of 22 years, Carol Hankamer-Freeman, as well as an aunt, Victoria Cabiness, and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
Roger's family will receive visitors between 5:00 and 7:00 pm, Thursday, May 12, at Central Christian Church, 2702 Avenue O ½, Galveston.
Ron, a 4th generation Malloy family member, is a "BOI" (Born On the Island) and inherited the business upon his mother's death in 2000. He graduated from La Marque High School, Class of 1965, and received his B.S. in Biology from Lamar University. He retired from Dow Chemical in 2004 and graduated from the St. Louis Community College Mortuary Program in 2006. Ron married Linda Koban in 1966, and together they have two daughters - Tiffany and Kristen. Ron is a member of First Lutheran Church of Galveston, where he serves on the Vestry and numerous boards and committees. He is also a longtime volunteer with the Galveston Island Oktoberfest. In his spare time, Ron enjoys playing with his grandson, Koban, fishing, crabbing, and riding his tractor.
Sabina R Montemayor left a message on March 18, 2022:
I am so very sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Ray, aka "Pops". My husband and I loved visiting with him at B Jiggers as we listened to Jeff and the guys play. That was his happy place to be on a Thursday nights. He shared many stories with us. Our deepest condolences to the family. May God bless you all.
Sharon Whitmore Perry left a message on April 2, 2022:
Aaron, I am so sorry for your loss. Your mom was such a wonderful, caring woman. I was privileged to get to know her a little, and considered her a part of our family as are you. Please know that she will watch over you and your family. You will feel her closeness. Draw strength and peace from that.
Stephanie Daniel left a message on April 8, 2022:
I will not forget you Marc. I'm so glad that we became friends. I loved your laugh and how pleasant you were. You also made me smile! I am sorry you had to go so soon, but I'm guessing the Lord needed you for something important or He wouldn't have taken you from your family. Rest peacefully my friend, and check in on us from time to time. Prayers to all his family….your dad was such a blessing
Job Titles:
- Funeral Director
- General Manager
Tiffany, a 5th generation Malloy family member, began her career at Malloy's in 1996, while still a college student. She graduated from Trinity University with a B.S. in Business Administration in 1998 and from Commonwealth School of Mortuary Science in 2000. Tiffany married Jeremy Heallen in 2010, and together they have one son - Koban. Tiffany is a member of First Lutheran Church of Galveston, the Galveston Elks Lodge #126, sustaining member of the Junior League of Galveston County, former Clean Galveston board member, and a longtime volunteer with the Galveston Island Oktoberfest. She spends much of her time chasing Koban, but in her free time enjoys fishing, vegetable and flower gardening, and is an avid Houston Texans fan.
Wendy Hoggatt left a message on March 25, 2022:
I miss her already. She loves you all very much! Prayers and condolences to you and your family.