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08/25/2026

Sara "Sally" Elizabeth Mudd

Sara “Sally” Elizabeth Mudd passed peacefully on July 31, 2026, surrounded by her family and loved ones.

Sally was born January 22, 1938, in Denton Texas, to Sara and Mark Hannah. From an early age she was full of energy, joy and a love for others. When Sally was just 6 months old her father bought her a shetland pony. As she grew, her interest in ponies increased and with the help of her father they started "Sally's Pony Farm". Using the money from the pony sales she eventually paid her father back and became sole owner in 1948, at only 11 years old. Sally's Pony Farm is an important and cherished part of her childhood. She was especially close to her “Aunt” Exa Adams. Aunt Exa was a loving and devoted Christian influence in Sally’s life, helping care and raise her after Sally lost her mother at the age of two. Sally’s faith in Jesus remained a guiding part of her growing childhood.

Sally was friendly and well-loved throughout her school years. In high school, she was a cheerleader and was voted Most Popular. She attended North Texas State University and graduated in 1959 with a Bachelors in Education. While attending North Texas she met her college sweetheart and lifelong love, Jim Mudd. They married in 1960 in California, where they both lived and taught for two years. They moved back to Texas in 1964 where she continued her teaching career. Teaching children was Sally’s lifelong passion. She dedicated her career to teaching young children, primarily kindergarten. She was known throughout Denton for "Sally's Little School". A private school that she started and ran for over 6 years. She furthered her teaching career working in Coppell and Denton public schools. She was known to be an exceptional educator who took great pride in seeing her kindergarten students graduate knowing how to read and write.

After retiring from teaching, Sally became the volunteer coordinator at Flow Hospital for several years. A job she always described as “fun” and one that never felt like work. Sally and Jim then retired to Cave Creek, Arizona, where they spent 25 wonderful years. There, Sally continued to grow in her faith, serve at her local church, work several part-time jobs, and build cherished lifelong friendships. She loved caring for her beautiful yard, floating in the pool and going on adventures with her weekly girls groups.

In 2023, Sally and Jim returned to Denton, where she spent her final three years reconnecting with lifelong friends, former coworkers, and children she had taught. She especially treasured watching her grandson Jake play baseball and basketball. Sally will be remembered for her joyful spirit, her love of children, her devotion to Jesus, her gift for friendship, and her generous heart. She touched countless lives through her teaching, faith, and willingness to care for others.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Sara; father, Mark; Aunt Exa Adams; stepmother, Jessie; and brother, Ken Griffeth.

Sally is survived by her beloved husband of 66 years, Jim Mudd; son Mark Mudd of Callisburg; son Chad Mudd and wife, Christin; grandson Jake of Denton; sister Nancy Martinez and her children, Michael (Natalie) and Marci of Anaheim, California; and brother Mark and wife, Kathey, of Denton.

In lieu of flowers those who wish may make a memorial donation to Scottsdale Christian Academy https://scottsdalechristian.org/ or St. Jude Children's Research Hospital https://www.stjude.org/

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08/21/2026

Hershel Joseph Chenevert, Sr.

Hershel Joseph Chenevert, Sr.

February 10, 1951 – August 17, 2026

With deep sorrow, the Chenevert family announces the passing of Hershel Joseph Chenevert, Sr., who died unexpectedly on August 17, 2026, at UT Southwestern Hospital in Dallas, Texas. He was 75 years old, born February 10, 1951, in Lafayette, Louisiana, the son of Mathew and Ella Chenevert.

Hershel was raised in a close-knit family of sharecroppers in Louisiana, where hard work and looking out for one another were simply a way of life. Every summer, when school let out for growing season, the Chenevert children worked the fields right alongside their parents. Money was tight, and new cars were out of the question — so Hershel and his brothers made a habit of finding discarded, broken-down vehicles and repairing them by hand, a resourcefulness and work ethic that stayed with him the rest of his life.

He attended Immaculate Conception Catholic School in Lebeau, Louisiana, where he served as an altar boy, before graduating from Phillis Wheatley High School in Melville, Louisiana, in 1969.

Like many young men of his generation, Hershel was drafted into the United States Army, where he served with Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment, stationed in Germany during the Cold War. He served with discipline and honor and was honorably discharged in June 1973. It was in Germany that he met Helga, who would become the mother of his daughter, Vanessa, who was born in 1974.

After his military service, Hershel went to work for Pacific Rentals, an equipment rental yard in California run by his brother Matthew. It was there that he built a career in equipment rentals and repair, and in 1984 met Felicia, the woman who would become his wife, forming a close bond along the way with her young daughter, Erika.

Hershel and Felicia welcomed a son, Hershel Chenevert, Jr., and were married on July 5, 1992 — a union that would last more than three decades. Together they raised a blended family, with Vanessa, Erika, and Hershel Jr.

Hershel went on to spend five years as a service manager with Montgomery Ward, where his work ethic and leadership caught the attention of Camping World, who recruited him away. He spent the next 25 years there, rising from the service department to General Manager, then District Manager, and eventually Vice President of Memberships — a path that brought the family to Texas. He retired in 2013 and went on to co-found C&N Construction and Remodeling, which grew from a favor for family and friends into a referral-based business built on quality and honesty.

Outside of work, Hershel loved golf, which suited his patient and competitive nature, and he rarely missed a Saints game on Sundays. He also enjoyed watching basketball with family and friends. He was known for firing up the grill for a good cookout, and having a smidge, ribs were his specialty.

Those who knew him remember a man who could seem reserved at first, but who was quick to laugh, quick to forgive, and always ready with a bit of teasing once you got to know him. He was known for his attention to detail, his strong work ethic, and his kindness toward everyone who crossed his path — family, friends, and colleagues alike.

Hershel is survived by his wife, Felicia Chenevert; his daughters, Vanessa Cardona (Jeff) and Erika Rockwell (Norman); his son, Hershel Chenevert, Jr. (Delilah); his six grandchildren, Micah Cardona, Levi Cardona, Marcus Rockwell, Olivia Rockwell, Hershel Chenevert III, and Dylan Chenevert; his brothers, Murray, John, and Layne Chenevert; and his sisters, Janette Johnson, Beverley LaMotte (Paul), Gardenia Celestine (Gary), and Ruth Garriette (Ron).

He was preceded in death by his parents, Mathew and Ella Chenevert; his sister, Mary Ann Johnson; and his brother, Matthew Chenevert.

Hershel Joseph Chenevert, Sr. leaves behind a legacy of integrity, humor, and love for his family. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who knew him.

The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude for all the love, prayers, compassion, and support shown to Hershel and the family during this difficult time.

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08/18/2026

Vikki June Nelson

Vikki June Cagle Nelson, 72, of Corinth, Texas, entered this world on January 6, 1954, at Carswell Airforce Base in Fort Worth, Texas, born to Elton and Jackie Cagle. She passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family on Monday, August 17th, 2026.

Vikki was known as a fierce and loyal friend, full of life and always smiling. She was a devoted mother, nana, daughter, sister and aunt. Family meant everything to her along with her relationship with Jesus Christ and unwavering faith in His plan and timing.

Vikki dedicated much of her life to her career as an Administrative Assistant at the University of Texas Southwest Medical Center. Over 28 years, she proudly supported three female Department Chairs in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation academic office. In 2020, upon her retirement, Vikki embraced her greatest joy—the role of a devoted Nana. She cherished time with her grandchildren often having them over, attending their school events, band concerts, and football games. Vikki will forever be remembered for her radiant smile, infectious laughter, and the boundless love and care she generously offered to all who knew her.

Vikki leaves behind a loving family, including her children Jason Nelson, Jennifer Kamego (Nelson) and her husband Steve; her cherished grandchildren TJ Wilshire, Corbin Nelson, Declyn Nelson, Elena Kamego, and Addison Kamego; her mother, Jackie Cagle; her brothers Rick Cagle and wife Angela, and Chris Cagle and wife Kallea; and a large extended family. Vikki was preceded in death by her father, Elton Cagle.

A Celebration of Vikki’s life will take place at The Village Church chapel, 2101 Justin Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75028 on Friday, August 21, 2026. Visitation will begin at 10 am, with the service following at 11 am, and a small reception afterwards. We invite you to wear her favorite color, purple, to honor her.

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08/17/2026

Jodie Lynn Massey

Jodie Lynn Massey

April 21, 1968 - August 14, 2026

Jodie Lynn Massey, 58, of Justin, Texas, passed away unexpectedly on August 14, 2026.

Jodie was an absolute ray of sunshine. Vibrant, larger than life, and blessed with the biggest heart, she had a way of brightening every room she entered. She always looked for the best in people and had an incredible gift for making everyone around her feel loved, special, and seen.

To know Jodie was to love her. Her smile could light up a room, her energy was contagious, and her kindness and generosity touched countless lives. Whether you had known her for years or had just met her, Jodie had a way of making you feel like you mattered.

Above everything else, Jodie loved her family. She was a deeply loving and caring wife to her husband, Jeff Massey, the love of her life and her best friend. Her children and grandchildren were truly her world, and she never missed an opportunity to proudly talk about each of them.

Jodie is survived by her husband, Jeff Massey; her children, Kylee and Brandon Armstrong, Dran and Michele Crenshaw, Elanee Crenshaw, Cole and Kate Massey, Kristin and Austin Aune, and Brian Massey; and her beloved grandchildren, Braidyn, Lily, Molly, Palmer, Demi, Parker, Billy, Dallas, and Brady.

She is also survived by her siblings, Rick and Keo Geschwend and Teri and Jimmy Monken, along with many extended family members and dear friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Roscoe Geschwend and Carol Geschwend.

Jodie's faith was an important part of her life. She loved listening to sermons and carried that faith into the way she treated others - with kindness, compassion, grace, and an unwavering belief in finding the good in people.

Jodie loved traveling and treasured every adventure she shared with the love of her life, Jeff. From beach trips to family getaways, those journeys were some of her happiest memories because they were spent together and with the people she loved most. She also cherished holidays and family traditions, especially Christmas Cookie Day, Easter egg hunts, and gatherings made brighter because Jodie was at the center of them.

Her family and friends will remember her beautiful smile, her larger-than-life personality, her laughter, her generosity, and most of all the way she made people feel.

Jodie leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, family, and kindness. Her light will continue to shine through the family she adored, the traditions she created, and the countless people whose lives were better because they knew her.

The best way to honor Jodie is to live as she did: love your family deeply, look for the good in others, celebrate life, and always make people feel special.

Celebration of Life

Saturday, August 22, 2026 at 11:00 a.m.

Argyle Methodist Church

9033 Fort Worth Dr.

Argyle, TX 76226

Jodie's favorite color was blue. In celebration of her beautiful, vibrant spirit, guests are warmly invited to wear blue to the service if they wish.

For those unable to attend in person, Jodie’s service will be available to watch via live stream. Please use the link below to join us as we celebrate and remember her life.

https://youtube.com/live/zfF_nVLh-rI?feature=share

In lieu of flowers, the family invites those wishing to honor Jodie’s memory to consider making a donation to the Alzheimer’s Association.

Donations may be made in Jodie’s memory at:https://www.alz.org/?form=FUNXNDBNWRP

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08/07/2026

Walter Wayne Ashley

Walter Wayne Ashley, age 95, of Corinth, Texas, peacefully passed away on August 6, 2026 surrounded by his loving family. He was born on January 24, 1931, in Sanger, Texas, to Arthur and Bessie Josephine Ashley.

Walter dedicated 26 years to shaping young minds as a teacher at Denton High School, where he was respected not only for his knowledge but for the lasting impact he made on generations of students. After retiring from education, he began his career in real estate, continuing his passion for serving others and his community. His commitment to service extended far beyond his profession. Walter faithfully served as a deacon in his church, living out his faith through compassion, humility, and leadership. He also had the honor of serving as Mayor of Corinth, where he worked to strengthen and support the community he loved. Walter will be remembered for his unwavering devotion, deep faith, and generous spirit that he shared with many. His kindness touched many lives throughout the years.

His family- Beloved Wife Bernice Ashley of 74 years; four children: Karen Ashley (Self) and husband Steven Self, Beverly Ashley (Akin) and husband Hank Akin, Brent Ashley, Kent Ashley; 8 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren, extended family members, and friends who will cherish his memory.

A visitation will be held on Sunday August 9th at Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home in Denton from 4-6pm.

A funeral service will be held at First Baptist Church Corinth on Monday August 10th at 10am. His family is grateful for the kindness, prayers, and support shown during this difficult time.

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08/07/2026

Robin Lynn Thomas

Robin Lynn (Burnes) Thomas, 48, of Decatur, passed away on August 2, 2026, after a battle with cancer while surrounded by family.

Robin was born in Decatur, TX on April 22, 1978, to Cleo and Billie May Cross Burnes.

Robin dedicated her life to her family and the Denton County community.

She met her husband, Joey in 1995 and they were married on May 11, 1996. Robin found immeasurable joy in her family, which stood at the very core of her heart. She was a devoted wife to her husband of 30 years, and a loving mother to Mckayla and J.T., supporting them with unwavering enthusiasm and was their biggest cheerleader in every stage of life. She made sure she attended every one of their games, even if it meant working longer hours the next day. She enjoyed fishing and being outdoors with her family and dog, Po. Friday night date nights with Joey were one of the things she looked forward to every week. Where you saw Robin, you saw Joey.

Robin began her service with Denton County at the Juvenile Detention Center on September 8, 1999. Before joining the Denton County Sheriff's Office, where she devoted more than 26 years to supporting law enforcement operations and ensuring the safety of the community.

During her exemplary career, Robin consistently demonstrated professionalism, leadership, and a commitment to excellence. She served as a Communications Officer beginning in 2003, was promoted to Communications Corporal in 2006, and advanced to Administrative Sergeant of Communications in 2007. Her leadership and expertise led to her promotion to Communications Supervisor in 2013, Senior Communications Supervisor in 2014, Communications Supervisor in 2015, and ultimately Communications Manager in 2023. Robin was a TCOLE Instructor and Communications Training Officer, and achieved certification in NENA's Center Manager Certification Program, holding the prestigious CMCP designation.

She was known to be a source of wisdom, strength and compassion for so many.

She is survived by her husband Joseph Thomas, Son J.T. Thomas of Frisco, TX and daughter Mckayla Thomas of Decatur, TX. Along with her mother Billie May Cross Burnes of Loco, OK.

She is preceded in death by her father Cleo Burnes, brothers Jackie Dale Burnes and Ronald Lee Burton, and grandmother Ruby May Cross.

Though her time here was far too short, Robin leaves behind a legacy of love, strength, compassion, and unwavering dedication to her family, friends, colleagues, and community. Her memory will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing her.

A Celebration of Life Service, open to the public, will be held on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at 12 p.m. at Denton Bible Church, 2300 E. University Dr., Denton, TX 76209. There will be a flyover before the service at 11:30a.m. outside the church, everyone is invited to attend.

In accordance with Robin's wishes, those attending are respectfully invited to wear cheerful colors in celebration of a life well lived, rather than traditional dark attire.

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08/05/2026

Gary Don Carrington

Gary Don Carrington, 62, of Justin, TX went to be with his Lord & Saviour, Jesus Christ, on May 12, 2026 after a long & courageous battle with cancer.

He was born in 1963 in Athens, TX. and was the only child of Dennis R & Judy Carrington who preceeded him in death. Gary was an active member of First Baptist Church in Ponder, TX until he became to ill to serve. He loved the Lord and loved to sing praises to him.

He graduated from Sherman High School and went on to receive 3 Bachelor Degrees for various colleges. He worked for many years in the defense & space industry and retired from Lockheed Martin in December 2025.

He was preceeded in death by his parents Dennis R. & Judy Carrington, grand parents Dennis M. & Rosemary Carrington, aunt and uncle, Marilyn and Tom Benton and uncle, Gene M. Fields.

He is survived by aunt Jemmy Fields of Tyler, TX , aunt and uncle Beverly and Randy Goff of Poetry, TX, and friends and extended family.

Per Gary's wishes his body was cremated and his ashes scattered and there will be no memorial service.

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08/04/2026

Alta Lee Harral

Our beautiful and loving mother, grandmother, sister and wife of 59 years to our father Mike, has been relieved from her earthly existence and is now fully restored and rejoicing in heaven. She passed away peacefully in the comfort of her own home on Friday, July 31st, 2026, while she was surrounded by her family, being comforted with an abundance of love.

She had an amazingly large heart full of kindness that she showed to everyone that crossed her path. Her very gentle and loving nature touched the lives of each and every person she met, always making them feel important, welcomed and loved. Mom was truly a blessing for us all, and the impact she made in each of our lives with the love she so freely gave will be treasured in all of our hearts until the day we meet again.

The loved ones left behind to honor her memory are her loving husband Mike, with 59 years full of memories, her daughter Amy Harral Wintermute (David), her son Mike Harral (Kristi), her three grandchildren Rylee Wintermute, Austin Naylor & Brooke Naylor, and her siblings Gene Ray Reynolds, Janet Reynolds Brockett & Sam Reynolds Jr.

She is welcomed into heaven by her parents, Fannie and Sam Houston Reynolds, her daughter Julie Ann Harral, and her siblings Fayola Reynolds Waldrum and Leon Reynolds.

The service will be held on Tuesday August 11th at the United Methodist Church in Argyle, TX.

Visitation will begin at 3:00p.m. and the service will begin at 4:00p.m. Burial will be held at Prairie Mound Cemetery in Argyle, TX, immediately following the service.

To honor our Mom’s memory, guests are welcome to wear her favorite color, blue (any shade), or their favorite Texas Rangers apparel, as most of us know she was a die-hard Texas Rangers fan.

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08/03/2026

Amanda Yvonne Martin

Amanda Yvonne Martin, 50, passed away peacefully on July 30, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. While her passing leaves an immeasurable void, the love, laughter, and memories she shared will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew her.

Born on July 12, 1976, to Jack and Caroline Martindale at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, Amanda was raised in Royse City, Texas, where she graduated from Royse City High School in 1994. She later earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Texas, a reflection of the creativity and artistic spirit that remained with her throughout her life.

On May 6, 2000, Amanda married the love of her life, Alexander "Al" Martin. Together they shared 26 wonderful years of marriage, building a home centered on love, laughter, and family in Denton, Texas. Amanda proudly served Denton County for nine years as a detention officer, earning the rank of Sergeant through her dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment. She later served as an office manager for a service company, where she helped build and support the business from the ground up.

Amanda had a way of filling every room she entered. Her quick wit, unmistakable humor, and infectious laugh made every gathering brighter. She loved making people laugh and never missed the chance to deliver the perfect sarcastic remark or tell a story that left everyone smiling.

A true artist at heart, Amanda had a passion for photography and was almost always the one behind the camera, preserving birthdays, holidays, vacations, and the everyday moments that became treasured memories. She had an eye for style, embraced her individuality, and expressed herself with creativity in everything she did. She also loved competing in the Stroke & Hope APA League, where she built lasting friendships and shared many unforgettable memories.

Amanda was proceeded in death by her father, Jack Martindale. She is lovingly remembered by her devoted husband, Alexander "Al" Martin, her children, Brook Martin and Alex Martin, and his wife, Ashleigh; her cherished grandchildren, Henry Martin, Blake Wilkes, and Liam Wilkes; her mother, Caroline Martindale; her brother, Gary Martindale, and his wife Jessica; her niece, Jaclyn Kruk; and nephew, Garrett Martindale, along with their families; and a circle of extended family members and dear friends who will forever cherish the memories they shared with her.

Amanda leaves behind a legacy of laughter, creativity, strength, and unconditional love. Though she was often behind the camera instead of in front of it, she leaves behind far more than photographs. She leaves behind a lifetime of laughter, love, and memories that will continue to be cherished by all who knew her. Her legacy lives on in every story shared, every smile she inspired, and every moment she so thoughtfully preserved.

She will be profoundly missed, forever loved, and always remembered.

A visitation will be held from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM Friday, August 7, 2026 at Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home, 705 N. Locust St., Denton, TX.

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08/03/2026

Helen Elizabeth "Betsy" Faulkner

Helen Elizabeth "Betsy" Faulkner, age 93, went home to be with the Lord on July 28, 2026. Her legacy will live on through the memories we shared, the values she instilled in us, and the love she gave. We take solace in knowing she is now at peace, reunited with the loved ones who have gone before her.

Born on December 6, 1932 in Okmulgee, Oklahoma to Herbert and Ida Olmsted, Betsy lived a long, full life, filled with both great hardship and immense joy. Helen is predeceased by her mother and father, her cherished step-mother, Faye Jones, her husband, Donald Lee Faulkner, and her two brothers, Robert "Bob" Olmsted, and David Olmsted.

Betsy loved gardening. She planted her first garden as the victory garden behind her family's apartment building at the end of World War II. She went on to become a Master Gardener and cultivated her life with the same attention and care she showed her flowers. Betsy had a natural green thumb and just like her collection of plants, her family has thrived under her love and affection. Betsy was the matriarch of a large family of five children, eleven grandchildren, and eleven great grandchildren, all of whom love and cherish her dearly. Her legacy is still growing, with two more great grandchildren expected this year.

Betsy retired from the University of North Texas in 2000. She then continued volunteer work and her favorite job of being a grandmother. Betsy sustained deep and meaningful friendships with her Beta Sigma Phi sorority sisters and life-long friends who felt like family. She contributed to her community and those she held dear through her work at the Denton Senior Center, delivering meals, and by transporting patients for medical treatments. She had abundant kindness and was willing to help anyone in need.

When Betsy did make time for herself, she chose to travel to the mountains, took senior bus trips, loved to reminisce about her beloved cruise to Alaska, read hundreds of mystery and romance novels, loved puzzles, and played a good game of chair volleyball. She could always be found with her crochet bag, and greeted every new grandchild with a cherished, hand-made blanket. Betsy loved snow, the color blue, the KU Jayhawks, and her family.

Betsy was also an avid sports fan. In the early years, sports from the radio filled her home. Later, you could find her watching sports on television, often texting children and grandchildren the play-by-play and outcome. She could recite the scores of any game of the week and could tell you the schedule of upcoming games. March madness delighted her. Betsy's favorite team to root for was The University of Kansas Jayhawks. She collected many forms of KU memorabilia that she proudly displayed in her home.

Her dry witted humor was always unexpected and sharp. Helen's smile reached her eyes, often hiding her bright and sharp blue eyes behind her laughing cheeks. She cherished the holidays and marked each of them with a themed outfit, purse, matching earrings, and her famous Texas Chocolate Sheet Cake. She could be found in the stands at any and every of her grandchildren's many sporting events, often with a treat or two in her purse, curated uniquely for each grandchild. Betsy's fridge was always stocked with each member of her family's favorite snacks -- a small representation of her thoughtfulness and attention to detail.

Betsy's death is felt deeply by all who knew her, because to know Betsy was to know laughter, determination, the best chocolate sheet cake you have ever tasted, hugs that melted any worries, and selfless love. As we mourn her loss, we also celebrate the joy and kindness that were the essence of her being.

A family graveside service will be held in Lawrence, Kansas at a later date.

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