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Wesley Wade Roach

Wesley Roach of Alpine, Texas passed away on June 19, 2026, after a lengthy illness. He was 73 years old.

Wes was born January 23, 1953, in Big Lake, Texas to Jack H. Roach, Sr. and Mildred Newman Roach. He and his family moved to Alpine in 1963 where he attended the public schools, graduating from Alpine High School in 1972. He was one of the original "Roach boys" and was known for his mischievous nature and sense of adventure, both of which stayed with him throughout his life.

Wes married his high school sweetheart, Patty Bennack, in 1975. He served in the Air Force from 1976 to 1980, and after beginning their married life in Alpine, they adventured to Austin, Arizona, and Alaska, hitting many "A" locations before returning to the original "A" (Alpine) in 1994, where they raised their daughter, Jessica. He was a well-known home builder in the area, recognized for his knowledge, skill, and craftsmanship.

Wes was preceded in death by his parents and brothers Jack H. Roach, Jr., and Dan A. Roach. He is survived by his wife, Patty, daughter Jessica and her husband Troy, and granddaughter Hailey. He is also survived by his sisters-in-law Marsha and Rose Roach; brothers-in-law Dan (Alexadra) and Steven (Joy) Bennack; nephews Chris, Sean, Daniel and Allen Roach, Jeremiah and Aaron Bennack and their families; as well his uncle George Newman and numerous cousins.

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Today we celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, father figures, and all the men whose love, guidance, and support help shape the lives of those around them.

Charles Norman Nunnelee

Charles Norman Nunnelee, affectionately known as Charlie to those who loved him, passed away peacefully on May 28, 2026, in Fort Davis, Texas. Born on July 18, 1940, in Mena, Arkansas, Charlie's life spanned over 85 years filled with rich experiences, deep connections, and a quiet appreciation for the simple joys that painted his world.

A retired drilling consultant, Charlie brought dedication and a steady hand to his career, but it was his personal passions that truly defined him. He found solace and wonder in the graceful flight of birds, the ever-changing tapestry of clouds rolling in across the Texan sky, and the gentle companionship of his beloved cats. Charlie’s heart was as colorful and serene as the favorite hues he cherished—green and blue—colors that seemed to mirror his calm spirit and enduring nature.

Family was the cornerstone of Charlie’s life. He leaves behind his devoted wife, Betty Nunnelee, who stood by him as a steadfast partner through all seasons. His legacy continues through his sons Charles Nunnelee Jr., Mike Nunnelee, and Calaway Nunnelee, who carry forward his strength and values. The warmth of his love surrounds his grandchildren Ashley, Taylor, Alexander, Nicholas, Rachael, Dalton, and Britney Nunnelee, and extends tenderly to his great-grandchildren Lilith Hodges, Henry Hodges, and Kiesha Nunnelee. In addition, he is remembered fondly by his daughters-in-law, Deb and Leisa Nunnelee; his grandsons-in-law, Matthew Hodges and Jenna Nunnelee. Each one held a unique place in Charlie’s heart, binding his family in a rich tapestry of love and kinship.

Charlie was also preceded in death by his father, Malone Nunnelee; his mother, Etta Starr; and his brother, Billy Nunnelee. Their memories lived with him always, shaping the man he became and the love he shared.

Charlie’s journey was one of quiet strength, deep observation, and heartfelt connection. To know him was to witness a man who found beauty in the everyday and who nurtured the bonds of family with unwavering devotion. His story is etched in the hearts of all who knew him, a lasting testament to a life well-lived, a soul well-loved.

As we say goodbye to Charles Norman Nunnelee, we cherish the legacy he leaves behind — a legacy not just of work or hobbies, but of kindness, patience, and an enduring capacity to appreciate the natural world around him. May his spirit find peace as serene as the skies he so loved to watch, and may his family and friends carry forward the gentle strength he embodied every day.

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