Donna Elizabeth Reyckert, 56, was taken by our Lord January 30, 2009.  She was born October 8, 1952 in Grand Prairie, Texas.

Donna is survived by her husband of 38 years, David Reyckert;  her mother, Louetta;  her father, Michael Ogassian; and a sister, Eva Marie Worley, all of Arlington, Texas.

Donna was co-owner and co-founder of Double D Statuary, which is located on Hwy 77.  Donna was a generous and big-hearted person who always put the care, well being and needs of her loved ones before herself. She met David in 1969.  David will always be her first and only love, and their everlasting love continues beyond death…Donna and David were as one entity, soulmates, doing everything together in work, play, bowling, golf and travel. Donna loved and raised beagles form many years, and her Tracy and Lyn have lost their momma.  Her great caring for others and her immense love for life was endearing to all, but was abruptly cut short. Her loss is deeply mourned by her relatives, aunts, nieces, nephews, friends and beloved husband. She now awaits her loved ones to join her over the rainbow bridge to be with her and the Lord.

Harold Loveday, a self employed carpenter and mechanic, passed away January 27, 2009. He was 75.

Survivors include three sons; J.R. (Judy) Loveday of Durango, CO, Steven Loveday of Montgomery, Texas and David (Stephanie) Loveday of Lompoc, CA; three daughters, Diane (Brad) Wyatt of Reno, NV, Becky Norrell and Barbara Ross, both of Montgomery, Texas; nine brothers, Charles (Sharmayne) Loveday of Houston, Texas, Ira (Debbie) Loveday of New Smyrna Beach, FL, Troy (Cheyrl) Loveday of Sinton, Texas, Darrell (Georgia) Loveday of Durango, CO, Farrell Loveday of San Antonio, Texas, Gary (Debbie) Loveday of Odem, Texas, Grady Loveday of Phoenix, AZ, Rick (Tana) Loveday of Odem, Texas, and Mike (Julia) Loveday of Edroy, Texas; four sisters, Gerry (Emmett) Schroeder and Yvonne Cordell, both of Corpus Christi, Texas, Frances (Roger) Dangler of San Antonio, Texas and Debra (Pete) Summers of Virginia Beach, VA.; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; former wife, Dorothy Fay Loveday of Montgomery, Texas; and his beloved companion, Hooch.

Preceding him in death are his parents, Troy and Ruby Loveday.

Jose T. Sanchez, a lifelong resident of Brady, Texas and a former stone cutter for Brady Monument Works for 25 years, passed away on January 27, 2009. He was 80.

Survivors include 5 sons: Joe (Lillie) Sanchez of Brady, Texas, Robert (Carloyn) Sanchez and Victor (Alice) Sanchez, both of Waco, Texas, Tom Sanchez of San Antonio, Texas, and Mike Sanchez, Sr. of Gatesville, Texas; two daughters, Sally (Jimmy) Willett of Snyder, Texas and Julia Aguilar of Brady, Texas; three stepchildren, Lupe Moreno, Felix Gomez and Santos Gomez; one brother, Noe (Julia) Sanchez of Brady, Texas; two sisters, Natividad (Frank) Garza and Annie (Jesse) Torrez both of Brady, Texas; 20 grandchildren and 42 great-grandchildren.

Preceding him in death is his wife, Cresencia DeLafuente Sanchez; his parents, Cruz and Eloisa Trevino Sanchez; one brother, six sisters, one granddaughter and four great-grandchildren.

Juan J. Ibarra, a resident of Ft. Worth, Texas and maintenance mechanic of 12 years for Sara Lee Distributors, passed away January 22, 2009. He was 52.

Juan was born on July 4, 1956, in Reynosa, Tamps, Mexico, to Rafael and Paula Ibarra. He was a member of the Mexican Army and Marines.

Survivors include his wife Mary L. Ibarra of Ft. Worth, Texas; 4 sons: Michael, Mark and David, all of Ft. Worth, Texas, and Joel of Alvarado, Texas; one daughter: Amanda also of Ft. Worth; one brother: Guadalupe J. Ibarra of San Fernando, Tamps, Mexico; 3 grandchildren: Jay, Elijah and Melissa; numerous nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his in-laws, Santos and Jose "Chema" Perez.