Community Partners:
All-Tex Irrigation
John Begnaud
Sam Carter Concrete and Construction
City Lumber and Wholesale
Concho Concrete
Leroy Ferguson
Charlie Halfmann
Hoelscher Pump and Supply
Lowe's Mueller Metals, Inc.
Scherz Nursery
Jeanie and Daryl Schniers
Teresa and Frankie Schwartz
The Tree Spade
Wal-Mart
Westlake Hardware
Supporters:
Angelo Driving Academy, Inc
Big Burger
Nancy Book
Bowman, Inc.
Tommy Chapman
Chick-Fil-A
Concho Valley Electric Cooperative
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cotton
Pam and Ross Dutton
Gentle Touch Autowash
Tempe Gerngross
Weldon and Pat Gray
Leonard and Sandra Jansa
Kelly-Moore Paint Co., Inc.
Jane and Scott Letbetter
Mollie and Friends
Pecos Feed & Supply
Bobby Peiser
Nannie Pope
Quizno's
Sam Rodriquez
Rosa's Cafe
Sherwin Williams
Sonic Drive In
Terry Long Insurance Agency
Tippets. . .The Salon
University Student Book Store
US Tech
Village Barber Shop
Wall Cooperative Gin
Wall High School Future Teachers Association
Wall High School Student Council
Wall Young Homemaker's
Wal-Mart
Cynthia Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ray Wilde
Rudy Zavala
Garden Angels:
Anderson Tile Sales
Concho Carpet One
Lanier Duderstadt
Luis Galarza
J.D. Gressett
Dolores and Frank Gully
Brad and Deborah Hajovsky
Frank Hermesmeyer
Ed and Shirley Huston
John Paul Lee
Dean and Suzette McIntyre
Mister Landscape
Olive's Nursery
Kirby Rankin
John and Jo Beth Tonne
Jesse and Janie Trevino
Christine Wilde
Clariece and Tony Wilde
Sponsors:
Robert and Karen Brest
Mark and Dorothy Denis
Patti and Craig Grote
Charles and Sheila Halfmann
Keepsakes Ceramics
Florine Kellermeier
Reenie and Bill Pegram
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution- Pocohantas Chapter
Raymond James Financial Service, Inc.
Sefcik Construction
Betty Schwartz
Connie and Kenny Strube
Tom Tate
Texas Forest Service: Ron Perry
Wall High School National Honor Society
Strube Memorial
Cellestene StrubeCellestene "Sally" Ann Mees Strube
Celestene "Sally" Ann Mees Strube was born March 31, 1922, in Westphalia, Texas. When she was four years old, she moved to the Lipan Flats near Wall and attended St. Anthony's Catholic School and Veribest School. During World War II, she served in the WAVES. After the war, she married Gilbert Strube on February 11, 1947, at St. Ambrose Catholic Church.
Sally and Gilbert had seven children: Ann, Jimmy, Theresa, Thomas, Clair, Kenny, and Laura. They also have seventeen grandchildren. Until Sally's death on August 16, 2000, she was an active member of her community and her church. She always loved gardening and taking care of her plants and flowers. Grandma will be honored, knowing that there is a memorial for her in Wall's Garden of Imagination.
We love you, Grandma,
Kenny, Connie, Lindsey, and Slayton
Bench was donated as a memorial to Grandma Strube
Pegram Memorial
Amy Kathleen Pegram, 17, of San Angelo went to be with the Lord on May 18, 1999. Amy was born Oct. 28, 1981, in Goldsboro, N.C., to Reenie and Bill Pegram. Amy was a junior at Wall High School and had attended schools in North Carolina and San Antonio where she was on the drill team. She was in health occupations classes at Wall High School and worked at San Angelo Community Medical Center. Amy loved life and people and lived life to the very fullest.
She loved her Lord and shared that love with others in all she did. Amy had strong Christian convictions and often stood up for her beliefs even when it wasn't the popular thing to do. Amy's smile would light up a room, and it touched everyone. She always made everyone feel special. Heaven is richer today because of Amy's presence. We already miss her dearly. Survivors include her parents, Reenie and Bill Pegram, and her brother, Will Pegram, all of the home; maternal grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. J.W. Whatley of Durham, N.C.; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Pegram of Henderson, N.C.; aunts and uncles, Amy and Jerry Lapp of Delaware, Joe and Cathy Whatley, Julian Pegram, Bobby and Beth Pegram and Walter and Kim Pegram, all of North Carolina; and numerous cousins.
A Desert Willow tree was donated in Amy's Honor.