Griggs-Schooler-Gordon Funeral Directors

10/12/2026

Sidney Boyce
AUGUST 23, 1942 – OCTOBER 4, 2026

In Loving Memory of My Mother

My mother was a truly special woman, and there will never be enough words to describe how much she meant to our family and everyone who knew her. She was the best mom, the best wife, and the best grandmother anyone could ever ask for. Her family was her greatest treasure, and she loved us with all her heart. She was always there when someone needed her, ready to give a helping hand, a kind word, or simply a listening ear. Mom loved rodeos and enjoyed the excitement and tradition that came with them. She also loved animals and had a special place in her heart for them. She loved going to church, where her faith was an important part of her life. She worked at Jack B. Kelly's for several years, and she took pride in working hard and doing her best. She also loved to travel, making memories wherever she went. One of the things everyone will remember about Mom was that she never met a stranger. She could walk into a room and make people feel welcome. She loved visiting with others and especially enjoyed going to the senior citizen club, where she loved to dance and have a good time. Her smile, kindness, and joyful spirit could light up a room. Mom believed in helping others. If someone needed a hand, she was there. She never expected anything in return. That was simply the kind of person she was—loving, caring, generous, and kind.

Although our hearts are broken by her passing, we are grateful for every memory, every laugh, every dance, every family gathering, and every moment we were blessed to have with her. She may no longer be walking beside us, but her love will always live in our hearts. Her memory will never fade, because a mother, wife, grandmother, and friend like her is truly irreplaceable.

We love you, Mom, and we will miss you forever. ❤️

She is survived by her loving husband; Marion Lynn Boyce, son; Johnny Lance Boyce, daughter; Rebecca Ovalle, brothers; Jimmy Gressett, Donald Johnston, sisters; Clyden Blackwell Janell Gressett, 10 Grandchildren, 13 Great-Grandchildren, and 3 Great-Great-Grandchildren.

Sidney is preceded in death by; Duane Boyce, Malachi Boyce, Rita Johnston, Albert Johnston, Caleb Gressett, and Vicki Ivie.

In Lieu of flowers please donate to the Alzheimer's Foundation

10/12/2026

Anneliese Elizabeth Ender
JUNE 10, 1936 – OCTOBER 5, 2026

Anneliese Ender passed on October 5, 2026, at the age of 90.
She is survived by her daughters Susanne Lacy and Heidi Noakes along with Heidi’s husband Tony.

Additionally, she is survived by her granddaughter Crystal Baron, the daughter of Susanne, and Crystal’s two children Colton and Sydney.

Our beloved “hummingbird” now flies with the angels.

Visitation will be held at Griggs Schooler Gordon Funeral Directors, Pioneer Chapel, 5400 Bell St., Amarillo, Texas 79109, on October 13, 2026, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

A Funeral Service will take place at Griggs Schooler Gordon Funeral Directors, Pioneer Chapel, 5400 Bell St, Amarillo, Texas 79109, on October 14, 2026, at 2:00 pm.

Burial will follow at Memory Gardens Cemetery in Amarillo, Texas 79109, on October 14, 2026, at 3:00 pm.

10/01/2026

David Ferril
DECEMBER 28, 1981 – SEPTEMBER 25, 2026

David Lee Ferril, age 44, of Amarillo, Texas, passed away on Friday, September 25, 2026. He was born on December 28, 1981, in Amarillo to J.R. Ferril and Jeni Ferril Rogers.

David lived a life marked by hard work, deep devotion to his family, and a trademark touch of chaotic fun. He fought with courage and determination until his final day.

David was best known throughout the community for his dedication to the family partnership at T-Miller Wrecker Service. He cherished the relationships he built with other community businesses, the City of Amarillo, DPS, and Potter County. Through years of hard work, he grew into a respected pillar of the wrecker community, leaving behind knowledge that will continue to guide and educate many for years to come. This impact was reflected in the many awards and acknowledgments he received along the way, most recently the 2026 Chief's' Commendation and the Legacy of Impact Award for Andrea’s Project.

Beyond his work, David’s world revolved around those he loved most. He was a fiercely dedicated family man who could often be found supporting “his girls,” attending Trae’s events, or simply enjoying time with family. Jacy and David spent the last 18 years growing together and making memories. Their love story was beautiful, steady, and deeply meaningful. One thing David never skirted around was protecting his wife and his girls. Pity the fool who tried to cross one of them the wrong way; David would leave no words open for interpretation.

David was an avid outdoorsman who found great joy in hunting, fishing, spending time in nature, and racing around a dirt track. And, of course, there was the occasional haunted hunt — those kids may never be the same.

No description of David would be complete without mentioning one of his favorite pastimes: lovingly arguing with his sister Megan or simply finding new ways to annoy her. A “damn it, Dabit” was a clear indicator that he had struck again. David was always finding

creative ways to cause a little good-natured chaos wherever he went. Those who knew him best knew to stay on their toes. He was an unmatched prankster who found endless joy in making people laugh, keeping life lighthearted, and filling ordinary moments with jokes and playful schemes.

Alongside that mischievous spirit was a deeply caring heart, especially reflected in his bond with his nephew, who was truly his built-in best friend. Their relationship was one of mutual loyalty, constant laughter, and shared moments that will never be forgotten.

David’s legacy of warmth, humor, and unwavering love will live on through all who loved him. It will be carried forward by Megan, Jeni, Rick, and most of all by his cherished Jacy, Alexiah, Brookelynn, and Trae, who will proudly continue to honor his memory every day.

David is survived by his wife, Jacy; his daughters, Alexiah and Brookelynn; his mother, Jeni Ferril Rogers, and her husband, Rick Rogers; his sister, Megan; his nephew, Trae, his wife, Kailee, their daughter, Baylor, and baby on the way; his half-sister, Stephanie Baulke; his stepsister, Cassie, and her husband, Perry Jackson; step-sister Lacie Rogers; his stepbrother, Jeffery Rogers, and his wife, Cierra; his uncle, Byron Ferril, and his wife, Kara; his aunt, Debbie Ward, and her husband, Rick; his grandfather, Lonnie Ferril, and his wife, Carolyn; his father-in-law, Jack Elder; and his brother-in-law, Chris Elder, and his wife, Ericka. He is also survived by his nieces and nephews: Thrysten, Emryck, Kynsleigh Nelson, Isabelle Elder, Marcus Cruz, Luna Cruz, Brownie Lewis, Deegan Rogers and his wife, Rhielyn, Blanton, Lucy, Cason, Kuper, Haley, Brystol, and Mason, as well as many cherished and beloved cousins and friends.

David was preceded in death by his father, J.R. Ferril; his grandmothers, Joyce Ferril and Dorthy Rush; his mother-in-law, Cynda Elder; his stepbrother, Rickey Rogers Jr.; and his niece, Adalee Rogers.

Flowers may be sent, or memorial donations may be made to the Towing and Recovery Survivor Fund.

Visitation will be held at Griggs Schooler Gordon Funeral Home, 5400 Bell Street on Friday, October 21, 2026 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

Funeral Service will be held at Family First Church, 6101 S. Bell Street, Amarillo, Texas 79109 on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 10:00 am.

Burial will be at Llano Cemetery 2900 S. Hayes following the service.

David’s laughter, loyalty, and larger-than-life spirit will remain with all who were blessed to know him.

PALLBEARERS

Steven Beck
Pallbearer

Chad Austin
Pallbearer

Grant Adkinson
Pallbearer

Jeffery Rogers
Pallbearer

Deegan Rogers
Pallbearer

Trae Ferril
Pallbearer

Brock Hall
Pallbearer

10/01/2026

Betty L Pugh
OCTOBER 31, 1940 – SEPTEMBER 24, 2026

Betty L Pugh passed on September 24, 2026, at the age of 85.

Born on October 31, 1940, Betty lived in Spearman, Texas.

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

Faye Powers
APRIL 3, 1943 – SEPTEMBER 20, 2026

Faye Powers, 83, of Amarillo, Texas, won her race and entered the arms of Jesus on September 20, 2026,
surrounded by her loved ones.

Faye was born April 3, 1943, to Willie Mae (Billie) Jimmerson and R.L Wingett of Jacksonville, Florida. Faye grew up in Pensacola, Florida where she met the love of her life Daniel L. Powers (Danny). Dan and Faye married on June 23, 1958, in Jackson, Mississippi. They raised 5 children together. Faye worked for Tech Spray for 20 years, when she retired there, she went on to work at River Road School District as a bus driver. Donations can be made in her name to Southlawn Assembly of God Missions or your favorite charity.

Faye is preceded in death by her mother Willie Mae, her father R.L Wingett, and her brother Roger Wingett.

Faye is survived by her husband Dan Powers, her 5 children Daniel L. Powers II and his wife Vickie Powers of Milton, Fl, Becky Burton and husband Michael Burton of Azel, Tx, Tammy Weaver and husband Von Weaver of Amarillo, Tx, Faith Ayres of Amarillo, Tx, and Danielle Wilkins and husband Jake Wilkins of Amarillo, Tx. Her grandchildren Renee Olson, Aletha Webb-Casey, Chris Weaver, Mark Taylor, Shane Weaver, Michael Ayres, Michelle Camp, B.J Ayres, Isabella Wilkins, Macy Wilkins, Jordan Weaver, Avery Wilkins, Julie Ostuni, Angela Grag, Melissa Kidwell, and Jessica Moore. Along with 39 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

Visitation will be held at Griggs Schooler Gordon Funeral Directors, 5400 Bell St, Amarillo, Texas 79109, on September 25, 2026, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

A Funeral Service will take place at Southlawn Assembly of God, 4300 Bowie Dr, on September 26, 2026, at 10:00 am, followed by Burial at Memory Gardens Cemetery on September 26, 2026, at 11:00 am.

Burial to follow at Memory Gardens Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be BJ Ayres, Michael Ayres, Chris Weaver, Macy Wilkins, Von Weaver, and Mark Taylor.

09/14/2026

Dorothy McIntire
APRIL 27, 1934 – SEPTEMBER 13, 2026

Dorothy McIntire, age 92, passed on September 13, 2026. Born April 27, 1934, Dorothy is remembered through a Visitation at Griggs-Schooler-Gordon, Pioneer Chapel., 5400 Bell St., Amarillo, TX 79109, on September 18, 2026, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, a Celebration of Life at Griggs-Schooler-Gordon, Pioneer Chapel, 5400 Bell St., Amarilo, TX 79109, on September 19, 2026, at 10:00 am, and a Graveside Service at Llano Cemetery, 2900 S. Hayes St., Amarillo, TX 79103, on September 19, 2026, at 11:00 am.

09/14/2026

Richard Lee Keller
JANUARY 22, 1945 – SEPTEMBER 11, 2026

Richard Lee Keller, 81, of Amarillo, Texas, passed from this world on September 11, 2026.

Richard was born in Wellington, Texas, on January 22, 1945, to Auburn and Jamesy Keller. Throughout his life, Richard dedicated himself to serving others and his community. He worked as a truck driver for Owens Salvage, served as a Deputy Sheriff for the City of Wellington from 1981 to 1987, and then served as a Deputy Sheriff for Randall County from 1987 until 2007. He also served as the Fire Marshal of Wellington, Texas.

Richard will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Margie Keller; his son, Richard Lee Keller Jr. (Ricky) of Amarillo; his daughter, Kristie Wauer and her husband, Kent, of Amarillo; and his beloved granddaughter, Zoie Wauer.

Richard's life was one of service, dedication, and love for his family and community. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

A memorial service will be held on October 5, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Coulter Road Baptist Church.

In honor of Richard, family and friends are encouraged to wear his favorite color, yellow, or other bright colors to the memorial service.

Please join the family in celebrating Richard's life and remembering the many lives he touched throughout his years of service and love.

09/14/2026

Steven Edwin Reeves
JUNE 8, 1952 – AUGUST 30, 2026

Steven Edwin Reeves was born to Edgar and Ruby Katherine Reeves on June 8, 1952 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He passed from this life on August 30, 2026 in Amarillo, Texas.

Steve was raised in Amarillo along with his sister, Wynona, and brother Cliff. Steve took great pride in being a Texan, saying those first six months in Oklahoma didn't count. In 1970 Steve graduated from Amarillo High School and joined the US Navy that same year. He served as a Seabee for seven years. During his time in service, Steve met Dona Anet Franklin who was serving in the US Air Force. Steve and Dona were married October 3, 1973. The young couple welcomed their son, Clinton, one year later. After leaving naval service, Steve moved his family back to Amarillo where he began his career as a welder in the Boiler Makers Union and worked as such for thirty-five years.

Steve was a long-time member of the South Georgia Street Church of Christ. He had a generous spirit. Steve never hesitated to help anyone in need in any way he was able; whether stranger, friend, or family, Steve contributed of his means however he could, and never asked nor expected anything in return.

Steven is preceded in death by his parents, Edgar and Katherina Reeves.

He is survived by his wife Dona; siblings Wynona Osborne and Cliff and wife Carol Reeves; his son Clinton and wife Jana Reeves and their four children, Emily and husband Christian, Ethan, Laura and Abby along with many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Visitation will be held at Griggs Schooler Gordon Funeral Directors, 5400 Bell Avenue, Amarillo, Texas on September 3, 2026, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

A graveside service will be held on September 4, 2026, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am.