McNett Funeral Home, 705 N Main Street, Andrews, TX (2026)

03/30/2026

Betty Ellen Lee, born December 2, 1950, in Memphis, Texas, passed away peacefully on March 26, 2026, in Andrews, Texas, leaving behind a legacy of love, faith, and cherished memories that will be held close by all who knew her.

Betty graduated from high school and continued her education at South Plains Commercial College, where she completed her secretarial course in 1969. She went on to work as a secretary for Jean Pearson for numerous years, where she was known for her dependability, kindness, and steady work ethic.

On February 20, 1971, Betty married CW Barley. Together they shared eleven years of marriage and were blessed with two children. Their years together were filled with laughter and family memories that remained meaningful throughout her life, after CW’s passing in 1982.

Betty found love once again when she married Curtis Lee in June of 1983. Their marriage lasted eighteen years and was filled with countless joyful memories. Together they shared companionship and the comfort of a life-built side by side until Curtis’s passing in 2001.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Hester Marie Dean Shira and Leon Shira, her daughter Stacy Kelly, her first husband CW Barley, her second husband Curtis Lee, her siblings Kenneth Shira, Charles Shira, and Dorothy Rice, and her son-in-law Jim Kelly.

Left to cherish her memory are her beloved son Chuck Barley and wife Lacy of Gardendale, Texas; grandchildren Shaily Brant of Gardendale, Texas; Brandon Roe and wife Tabytha of Denton, Texas; Micheal Kelly and wife Melissa of Andrews, Texas; and Jessica Newton and husband Ryan of Bridgeport, Texas; and great-grandchildren Coraline Roe, McKenna Kelly, Cherokee Kelly, Shelbie Kelly, Nicola Luttrull, Amberley Luttrull, Michael Kelly, Kenzlee Newton, and Jericoe Newton. She is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and other loving family members who will continue to honor her life and remember her with affection.

She also had many simple joys that brought her happiness. Betty loved Betty Boop, dancing, listening to country music, and enjoying a cold Coors Light. She adored her furry family members and always had a Pomeranian by her side while watching her soap operas, especially Days of Our Lives.

Her family and friends will remember Betty as a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend whose life was filled with devotion, laughter, and enduring love. Though her earthly journey has ended, the love she gave so freely will remain a lasting part of her family’s story.

A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at two o’clock in the afternoon at Andrews North Cemetery with Pastor Leslie Boone officiating.

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03/23/2026

Artemio Saenz Aranda, a man whose infectious smile and unwavering positivity touched the lives of all who had the pleasure of knowing him, passed away on March 19, 2026, in Andrews, Texas. Born on February 14, 1958, in El Mulato, Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico, Artemio's journey through life was marked by his deep faith, respect for others, and a joyous spirit that earned him the affectionate title of the "100% man."

Artemio's life was a testament to his strong Christian beliefs. He was a man who lived by his faith, allowing it to guide him through the challenges life presented. His kindness and generosity were evident in all his interactions.

Known for his respectful demeanor, Artemio's presence was a source of comfort and joy to those around him. His ability to make friends wherever he went was unmatched, and his reputation as a friendly and joyful individual was well-known.

Artemio love for landscaping and the outdoors was a reflection of his appreciation for the beauty of nature. He took great pleasure in tending to gardens and creating landscapes that reflected the beauty he saw in the world. Additionally, Artemio had a unique hobby of collecting cans.

Artemio was a man who lived with the philosophy of giving everything his all. This attitude was not only evident in his approach to his hobbies and work but also shone through in his dedication to his family and friends. He is lovingly remembered by his siblings Sergio Saenz of Odessa, Reymundo Saenz of Kermit, Samuel Saenz of Kermit, Roberto Saenz of Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico, Jose De La Cruz Saenz of Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico, and Martha Galindo of Odessa.

While Artemio's passing has left a void in the lives of those who knew him, there is comfort in knowing that he is now reunited with his beloved parents, Jose De La Cruz Saenz Lujan and Elidia Aranda Salazar. His legacy of kindness, joy, and unwavering positivity will continue to inspire and live on in the hearts of all who had the honor of crossing paths with him.

A visitation will be held on Thursday, March 26, 2026, at McNett Funeral Home from 12pm until 8pm. Funeral services for Artemio Saenza Aranda will be held on Friday, March 27, 2026, at ten o’clock in the morning at McNett Funeral Home with burial following at Andrews North Cemetery.

Artemio Sáenz Aranda, un hombre cuya sonrisa contagiosa e inquebrantable positividad tocaron las vidas de todos aquellos que tuvieron el placer de conocerlo, falleció el 19 de marzo de 2026 en Andrews, Texas. Nacido el 14 de febrero de 1958 en El Mulato, Ojinaga, Chihuahua, México, el trayecto de vida de Artemio estuvo marcado por su profunda fe, su respeto por los demás y un espíritu alegre que le valió el afectuoso título de "el hombre 100%".

La vida de Artemio fue un testimonio de sus firmes creencias cristianas. Fue un hombre que vivió guiado por su fe, permitiendo que esta lo orientara a través de los desafíos que la vida le presentaba. Su bondad y generosidad eran evidentes en todas sus interacciones.

Conocido por su trato respetuoso, la presencia de Artemio era una fuente de consuelo y alegría para quienes lo rodeaban. Su capacidad para hacer amigos dondequiera que fuera era inigualable, y su reputación como una persona amigable y alegre era ampliamente reconocida.

El amor de Artemio por el paisajismo y la vida al aire libre era un reflejo de su aprecio por la belleza de la naturaleza. Sentía un gran placer al cuidar jardines y crear paisajes que reflejaban la belleza que él veía en el mundo. Además, Artemio tenía una afición singular: la recolección de latas.

Artemio fue un hombre que vivió bajo la filosofía de entregarse por completo a todo lo que hacía. Esta actitud no solo se manifestaba en la forma en que abordaba sus pasatiempos y su trabajo, sino que también resplandecía en su dedicación hacia su familia y amigos. Es recordado con gran afecto por sus hermanos: Sergio Sáenz de Odessa, Reymundo Sáenz de Kermit, Samuel Sáenz de Kermit, Roberto Sáenz de Ojinaga (Chihuahua, México), José De La Cruz Sáenz de Ojinaga (Chihuahua, México) y Martha Galindo de Odessa.

Si bien el fallecimiento de Artemio ha dejado un vacío en las vidas de quienes lo conocieron, encuentran consuelo al saber que ahora se ha reunido con sus amados padres, José De La Cruz Sáenz Luján y Elidia Aranda Salazar. Su legado de bondad, alegría e inquebrantable positividad continuará inspirando y perdurará en los corazones de todos aquellos que tuvieron el honor de cruzar su camino.

Se llevará a cabo un velorio el jueves 26 de marzo de 2026 en la Funeraria McNett, desde las 12:00 p. m. hasta las 8:00 p. m. Los servicios fúnebres para Artemio Saenza Aranda se celebrarán el viernes 27 de marzo de 2026, a las diez de la mañana, en la Funeraria McNett; a continuación, se realizará el sepelio en el Cementerio Andrews North

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03/20/2026

Norma Jean Burkett Humphreys, known affectionately as "Honey" to her loved ones, passed away peacefully on March 17, 2026, in Midland, Texas, at the age of 93. Born on June 3, 1932, in Andrews, Texas, she was a beacon of love and joy to all who knew her.

Jean's life was marked by her unwavering commitment to her family and her faith. She married her high school sweetheart and the love of her life, Allen Warren Humphreys, in Odessa, Texas. Their remarkable union spanned seventy-seven years, filled with love, laughter, and the pitter-patter of their cherished dachshunds. Jean's role as a devoted wife and mother was the essence of her being, and she was a constant presence at her boy’s sporting events and school activities.

Her professional journey included eight meaningful years at B Williams, a clothing store where she not only honed her skills but also built lasting friendships that enriched her life. Jean's warm personality made her a favorite among her colleagues and customers alike.

Deeply rooted in her Christian faith, Jean was a long-time member of Means Methodist Church of Andrews. Her faith was her compass, guiding her through all of life's challenges and triumphs. It was this faith that saw her through the loss of her beloved husband, Allen, her cherished son Randall Mark Humphreys, grandson Kyle Wade Humphreys, her dear siblings Iva Sue Braswell, Ima Lou Burkett, Betty Luck, and Charlie Burkett, and her adoring parents, Edgar and Maggie Burkett.

Jean adored the time she spent at the family's lake houses in Brownwood. There, she relished family gatherings and ensuring that everyone was well-stocked with snacks after a day spent boating. Her leisure time was spent reading, with biographies being her genre of choice.

Left to cherish Jean's memory are her son Ronald K. Humphreys and his wife Susan of Midland, Texas, her five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, and other loving family members. Each of them carries forward her legacy of kindness, compassion, and the simple joy of a life well-lived.

Jean's life story is a testament to the power of love and the enduring bonds of family. As we bid farewell to this remarkable woman, we celebrate the memories she has gifted us and the indelible mark she has left on our hearts. Norma Jean Burkett Humphreys will be deeply missed, but her spirit will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know her.

A visitation will be held on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at McNett Funeral Home from nine o’clock until ten o’clock in the morning. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at Andrews Old Cemetery at eleven o’clock in the morning with Pastor Rick Doyle officiating.

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03/08/2026

Allen Warren Humphreys, a cherished patriarch, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2026, at the age of 93 in Midland, Texas. Born on November 1, 1932, in Wingate, Texas, Allen's life was a testament to the enduring power of faith, family, and hard work.

Left to cherish Allen’s memory are his beloved wife of seventy-seven years, Norma Jean Burkett Humphreys of Midland, his son Ronald K. Humphreys and wife Susan of Midland, six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephew and other loving family members. Allen now joins in heaven his parents, Eli "Pete" Warren Humphreys and Quova Estene Richards Humphreys, his son Randall Mark Humphreys, his sister Jacklyn Jennrete and grandson Kyle Humphreys.

After graduating from high school, Allen's pursuit of knowledge led him to Odessa College, where he earned his associate's degree. His career in the oil and gas industry was marked by dedication and leadership, culminating in a successful 26-year tenure as a supervisor for Shell Oil Company before moving on to finishing his career with Parker and Parsley.

On December 4, 1948, Allen married his high school sweetheart, Norma Jean Burkett, in Odessa, Texas. Their union was a beautiful example of enduring love and partnership, blessed with two children and a lifetime of joyful memories. Allen's presence was a cornerstone of the Means Methodist Church in Andrews, where he served and worshipped for many years.

Allen's zest for life shone brightest when he was surrounded by his family, especially at the beloved lake houses in Brownwood, Texas. It was here that he shared his knowledge of water sports with his boys and grandchildren, instilling in them not just a skill but a passion for togetherness and adventure. The lake houses were the setting for countless cherished memories of fishing, boating, and laughter.

Visitation will be held on Tuesday, March 10, 2026 from nine until ten o’clock in the morning at McNett Funeral Home in Andrews followed by a graveside service at Andrews Old Cemetery at eleven o’clock in the morning with Pastor Rick Doyle officiating.

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03/06/2026

Adan Hernandez, known affectionately as Donny to his loved ones, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2026, surrounded by his family, at the age of 65 in Andrews, Texas. Born on March 12, 1960, in Kermit, Texas, Donny's warmth and kindness touched the hearts of all who knew him.

Donny was a proud graduate of Andrews Independent High School, class of 1979. His commitment to his work was exemplified through his long-standing career with Exxon Mobil, where he served as a foreman for 38 years before his well-earned retirement. His work ethic and leadership left an indelible mark on his colleagues.

On January 21, 1984, Donny married the love of his life, Tammie Kinney. Their union was blessed with forty-two years of marriage, three children, and a lifetime of laughter and love. Donny's unwavering support for his family was evident in his constant presence at his children's and grandchildren's sporting and school events. He celebrated every milestone and achievement with the same enthusiasm and pride as if it were his own.

An avid lover of the outdoors, Donny found joy in playing golf and fishing. His favorite fishing trips were those spent in Laredo with his father-in-law, Charlie, where they shared not only the catch of the day but also meaningful conversations and laughter. Music was another passion of Donny's; he appreciated all genres, finding solace and happiness in the melodies and lyrics that filled his home.

Left to cherish Donny's memory are his loving wife, Tammie Hernandez of Andrews; son, Joshua Hernandez and wife Carissa of Andrews; daughters, Brandi Ray and husband Ryan of Mont Belvieu, and Kristina Alaniz and husband Justin of Andrews; brothers, Blas Hernandez, Jr. and wife Helena of Andrews, and Joey Hernandez and wife Kaylynn of Andrews; sister-in-law, Terri Sanders and husband Mark of Spring Branch; grandchildren, Emma, Lane, Finn, Carter, Jackson, Cohen, Elijah, and Brooks; and numerous nieces, nephews, and other loving family members.

Donny is now reunited in eternal peace with his parents, Blas P. Hernandez, Sr., and Senaida "Sandy" Jaquez Hernandez; brother, Adan Hernandez; and in-laws, Charlie Kinney and Maxine Kinney. His legacy of love, laughter, and unwavering support will continue to live on through the lives of those he touched.

A visitation will be held on Sunday, March 8th, 2026, from five until seven o’clock in the evening at McNett Funeral Home in Andrews. A funeral service will be held on Monday, March 9th, 2026, at ten o’clock in the morning at First Baptist Church of Andrews with Pastor Brant O’Connor officiating. Burial will immediately follow the service at Andrews North Cemetery.

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03/02/2026

Agustin Prendiz, a bright light in the lives of all who knew him, passed away on February 28, 2026, in Mexico at the tender age of five. Born on December 3, 2020, in Odessa, Texas, Agustin's infectious smile and boundless energy brought joy and laughter to his family and friends from the very beginning.

Agustin was the beloved son of Fernanda Prendiz of Andrews and his adoring dad and best friend, Leslie Dowden of Andrews. He was the cherished grandson of Jose Fernando Prendiz and was lovingly surrounded by a close-knit family including his aunts and uncles, Sue and Luis F. Paredes, Isabel Prendiz and Alex Ramon, Anna De Luna and Andres De Luna, all of Andrews. His playful spirit will be fondly remembered by his cousins, Fernando, Josue, and April Paredes, Cristian, Gael, and Alexa Ramon-Prendiz, as well as Andrea De Luna-Torres, Alondra, and Adrian De Luna. Though his time with us was short, the memories created will last a lifetime.

Agustin's early years were filled with the excitement of discovery and learning. He attended Pre-Kindergarten at Andrews Independent School District, where his love of soccer, music, and dance became evident. His enthusiasm was contagious, and he never missed a chance to participate in activities that allowed him to express his vibrant personality.

A devout Christian, Agustin and his mother were active members of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Andrews. His faith was as pure as his heart, and he embraced the loving teachings of the church with open arms.

One of Agustin's greatest passions was the great outdoors, particularly the beach, where he could feel the sand between his toes. He had an extraordinary love for horses, often dreaming of galloping alongside them in wide-open spaces. However, his ultimate fascination was with dinosaurs. Agustin could spend hours imagining the world these magnificent creatures once roamed and would often share his dinosaur knowledge with anyone willing to listen.

Family was the cornerstone of Agustin's world. He especially enjoyed visits to his aunts' homes, where he was showered with affection and engaged in play that spanned from the break of dawn to the evening's starry sky. His laughter during these family gatherings was a melody that will echo in their hearts forever.

Agustin's sweet tooth was well-known, with Spiderman donuts being his absolute favorite treat. His eyes would light up at the sight of them, and sharing this delight with him was a simple pleasure that his family will dearly miss.

As we bid farewell to Agustin, we find solace in knowing that he is now reunited with his beloved grandmother, Cristina De La Cruz-Prendiz, in eternal peace. His spirit, a beacon of love and happiness, will continue to shine brightly in the memories of those he has left behind.

Agustin's life, though brief, was a testament to the joy and pure love that can be experienced in even the smallest moments. His legacy will live on in the hearts of his family and all who had the pleasure of knowing him. We carry forward the light of his spirit, remembering his laughter, his playful nature, and the unconditional love he gave so freely. Rest in peace, dear Agustin; you will forever be our precious angel.

A visitation will be held at McNett Funeral Home on Monday, March 2, 2026, from six until eight o’clock in the afternoon. A rosary will begin at seven o’clock in the afternoon at McNett Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Andrews at two o’clock in the afternoon with Father Eduardo Tello officiating.

Agustín Prendiz, una luz brillante en la vida de quienes lo conocieron, falleció el 28 de febrero de 2026 en México a la tierna edad de cinco años. Nacido el 3 de diciembre de 2020 en Odessa, Texas, su sonrisa contagiosa y su energía desbordante trajeron alegría y risas a su familia y amigos desde el principio.

Agustín era el hijo amado de Fernanda Prendiz, de Andrews, y su adorado adorado padre y mejor amigo, Leslie Dowden, también de Andrews. Era el querido nieto de José Fernando Prendiz y estaba rodeado de una familia unida, que incluía a sus tíos Sue y Luis F. Paredes, Isabel Prendiz y Alex Ramón, Anna De Luna y Andrés De Luna, todos de Andrews. Su espíritu juguetón será recordado con cariño por sus primos Fernando, Josué y April Paredes, Cristian, Gael y Alexa Ramón-Prendiz, así como por Andrea De Luna-Torres, Alondra y Adrián De Luna. Aunque el tiempo que pasó con nosotros fue breve, los recuerdos que creó perdurarán para siempre.

Los primeros años de Agustín estuvieron llenos de la emoción del descubrimiento y el aprendizaje. Asistió a preescolar en el Distrito Escolar Independiente de Andrews, donde su amor por el fútbol, la música y la danza se hizo evidente. Su entusiasmo era contagioso y nunca perdía la oportunidad de participar en actividades que le permitían expresar su vibrante personalidad.

Cristiano devoto, Agustín y su madre eran miembros activos de la Iglesia Católica de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes en Andrews. Su fe era tan pura como su corazón y abrazó las amorosas enseñanzas de la iglesia con los brazos abiertos.

Una de las mayores pasiones de Agustín era la vida al aire libre, en particular la playa, donde podía sentir la arena entre los dedos de los pies. Sentía un amor extraordinario por los caballos, y a menudo soñaba con galopar junto a ellos en espacios abiertos. Sin embargo, su mayor fascinación eran los dinosaurios. Agustín podía pasar horas imaginando el mundo que alguna vez habitaron estas magníficas criaturas y solía compartir sus conocimientos sobre dinosaurios con cualquiera dispuesto a escucharlo.

La familia era la piedra angular del mundo de Agustín. Disfrutaba especialmente de las visitas a casa de sus tías, donde recibía cariño y participaba en juegos que abarcaban desde el amanecer hasta el cielo estrellado del atardecer. Su risa durante estas reuniones familiares era una melodía que resonará en sus corazones para siempre.

La afición a los dulces de Agustín era bien conocida, y las donas de Spiderman eran su postre favorito. Se le iluminaban los ojos al verlas, y compartir esta delicia con él era un simple placer que su familia extrañará profundamente.

Al despedirnos de Agustín, nos consuela saber que ahora se ha reunido con su querida abuela, Cristina De La Cruz-Prendiz, en paz eterna. Su espíritu, un faro de amor y felicidad, seguirá brillando con fuerza en el recuerdo de quienes dejó atrás.

La vida de Agustín, aunque breve, fue un testimonio de la alegría y el amor puro que se puede experimentar incluso en los momentos más pequeños. Su legado perdurará en los corazones de su familia y de todos los que tuvieron el placer de conocerlo. Llevamos la luz de su espíritu, recordando su risa, su carácter juguetón y el amor incondicional que nos dio con tanta generosidad. Descansa en paz, querido Agustín; siempre serás nuestro ángel querido.

El velatorio se llevará a cabo en la Funeraria McNett el lunes 2 de marzo de 2026, de seis a ocho de la tarde. El rosario comenzará a las siete de la tarde en la Funeraria McNett. El servicio funeral se llevará a cabo el martes 3 de marzo de 2026 en la Iglesia Católica de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes en Andrews a las dos de la tarde, oficiado por el Padre Eduardo Tello.

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02/24/2026

In the gentle embrace of twilight, George Frank Barfield, a man of loving countenance and intelligent discourse, passed away on the twenty-third of February in the year two thousand and twenty-six, lay down his earthly burden in the town of Andrews, Texas. Born in the spring of nineteen hundred and thirty in San Angelo, Texas, he embarked upon life's journey that would span nearly a century, and in its course, he became a beacon of steadfast love and wisdom.

George, as he was known to all, was a man of Christian faith, whose heart was as generous as it was pure. He was the beloved patriarch of a family most dear, leaving behind his cherished wife of fifty golden years, Mildred Jean Qualls Barfield, and their progeny: Johnny Herman Barfield with his wife Doris Jannette Nolan Barfield of Houston, Texas; Cynthia Lori Barfield Trujillo of Carlsbad, New Mexico; step-children Charles Edward Elkins with his wife Barbara of Yukon, Oklahoma; Cynthia Ann Elkins Wright of Andrews, Texas; and a lineage that further blossomed to include grandchildren George Barfield, Jon Michael Barfield and wife Antoinette, Brian Elkins and wife Kristy, Michael Elkins and wife Christy, Steven Elkins and wife Katherine, Kris Allen and wife Shannon, Crystal Wright Britton and husband Robert, Danny Kuykendall, Teffanie Kuykendall Fawks and husband Whitney; twenty-four great-grandchildren, and even those of the fifth generation.

As a young man, George's quest for knowledge saw him don the cap and gown at McCamey High School, from whence he graduated in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-seven. His professional odyssey commenced as a postal assistant in McCamey, from whence he ventured into the realm of insurance sales. Yet it was the call of the oil fields that captured his industrious spirit, leading him to a career in chemical and acid sales. In the fullness of time, George, with his comrade Herb Hobson, did establish an independent oil production company, a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit and acumen.

Upon his eventual retirement, George found solace in the simple pleasures of life. He was oft to be found at his favored haunt, the Andrews Country Club, or else amidst the verdant expanse of the golf course, engaging in the sport he so adored. His voice, rich and melodious, would rise in song to serenade his dear Millie, and together they reveled in the joys of angling and the thrill of games of chance at distant casinos. A devotee of the Cowboys, his passion for the sport of gridiron was such that he and his wife were immortalized with a brick at the hallowed AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Their abode was renowned as the sanctum of the Super Bowl, a place of fellowship and camaraderie where friends and colleagues would gather.

George's life, a tapestry woven with the threads of love and wisdom, has come to its earthly conclusion. He now joins his forebears, Edward Elder Barfield and Mona Collyns Barfield, his siblings Agatha, Mona, Edward, Jack, and Bill, his beloved children Mary Davina Barfield and James Maxwell Barfield, his stepchildren Terri Elkins Kuykendall and James Carroll Wright, and his grandson Koby Noel, in the realm beyond this mortal coil.

Thus, we commit the memory of George Frank Barfield to the eternal annals of time, with the assurance that his legacy shall endure in the hearts of those he so profoundly touched. His departure from this world is not an end, but a transformation, as he continues his journey in the company of angels. Let us not mourn but rather celebrate a life resplendent with love and wisdom, a life truly lived.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at two o’clock in the afternoon at McNett Funeral Home in Andrews, Texas.

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02/18/2026

Eddie Wayne Bell Eddie Wayne Bell, 56, of Andrews, Texas, passed away on February 16, 2026.

With unwavering faith, Eddie received the green light from the Lord to speed towards eternal bliss, reuniting with his cherished son and father. He conquered his final lap. Battling cancer with unyielding determination and grit, he cherished every moment, never letting a single day slip away. Despite his struggles, Eddie's spirit remained unbroken, often saying life was just another beautiful day in paradise, and whenever asked about his well-being, he'd smile brightly and declare, 'I feel like a million bucks.' His phone calls were always filled with warmth, beginning with 'Talk to me' and ending with a chuckle and 'I'm tired of talking to you.' Eddie's infectious humor could light up the darkest room, bringing laughter and smiles to all who knew him. With his son and father by his side, he sped through life's journey. A devoted follower of the Lord, Eddie, shared His word with everyone he met. His love for family and friends knew no bounds, and his heart was filled with gold. Cars, racing, and his church were his passions, fueling his spirit and soul.

He is survived by his Mother , Judy and Kenneth Beasley of Abilene , as well as his brother, Bobby Bell of Seminole his sisters Tina and John Hanna of Abilene, Tammy and Byron Cogburn of Denton, and Many beloved cousins and nephews.

Eddie is preceded in death by his father , Earnest Bell, and his son Danny Bell.

This Friday, February 20, from 6 to 8 PM, come share your love and memories of Eddie Bell at McNett Funeral Home, located at 705 N. Main St., Andrews, Texas 79714, for a special visitation. Then, on Saturday, February 21, at 11:00 AM, join us at Grace Baptist Church, 507 N. E. 4th St., Andrews, Texas 79714, for a joyous funeral service, as we celebrate his life and legacy.

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02/17/2026

Adam Lee Flores, a cherished husband, father, son, and friend, left this world on February 14, 2026, at the age of 47. Born on June 4, 1978, in Iraan, Texas. He passed away peacefully in Odessa, Texas, surrounded by the love of his family.

After graduating from high school, Adam answered the call to serve his country by joining the United States Navy. His commitment to service was recognized with the awarding of the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal. For fifteen years, Adam served with courage and honor before receiving an honorable discharge. His time in the military not only shaped him as a man but also instilled in him a sense of duty that he carried into his civilian life.

Returning to his roots in Texas, Adam embarked on a career in the oil and gas industry. As a service technician for Hooper Trucking, he was known for his hard work and dedication. His colleagues respected him for his work ethic and his ability to lighten the mood even in the most challenging situations.

Adam's sense of humor was legendary, and his ability to make others smile was one of his most endearing qualities. He had a passion for Stitch, the lovable Disney character, and could often be found sharing jokes and spreading joy wherever he went. His hobbies included fishing and attending gun shows, where he shared his enthusiasm with fellow enthusiasts.

A collector at heart, Adam's love for Star Wars was evident in his impressive array of figurines and baby Yoda's. He also had a tender side, collecting Teddy Bears from Kay Jewelers that were donated to Cooks Children's Hospital, reflecting his compassionate nature and desire to bring comfort to others.

Adam's legacy is carried on by his devoted wife, Loretta Trevino of Odessa, Texas; his father, Felix Flores, Sr., and wife Cathy of Andrews, Texas; his mother, Sallie Infante of San Angelo; his children, Josiah Flores, Alejandro Flores, Joe Angel Trevino, Jr., Henry Trevino Gonzales and wife Abby, Oscar Trevino Gonzales and wife Jessica, Izac Gonzales and wife Kayla, Charlotte Flores, and Jazmine Shock; his siblings, Juan Galindo and wife Maria, Abel Flores and fiancée Alexis, Beto Flores and Mary, Marievell Kimbrell, Rebekah Castanda and husband Osbauldo, and Elizabeth Flores; ten cherished grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews, and other loving family members.

Adam is reunited in eternity with his brother Felix Flores, Jr., leaving a legacy of love, laughter, and service behind. Known for his humor and his ability to turn any moment into a memorable one, Adam Lee Flores will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

A visitation will be held on Thursday, February 19, 2026, at McNett Funeral Home from five until seven o’clock in the evening. A graveside service will be held on Friday, February 20, 2026, at Andrews North Cemetery.

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