In Loving Memory
Chuck Prather
"Short Stack"
Jan. 10, 1951 - Nov. 18, 2020
Charley “Chuck” Edward Prather, loved husband, father, brother, and grandfather was called home at the age of 69.
Chuck was born in Roswell, New Mexico. He married the love of his life, Geretha Bryant on June 7, 1969, in Monahans. His family was the light of his life. He is survived by two daughters, four grandchildren, a sister, and a nephew. He was such a family man always finding time to make each of them feel special.
Chuck had been a resident of San Angelo since 2012 where he was the Shop Foreman for Randall Motors for seven years before retiring on September 30, 2020. He was an avid Sunday NASCAR fan and enjoyed an occasional relaxing round of golf, but most of all he enjoyed afternoon rides on his Harley. He was a beloved member of the Reconcilers Motorcycle Ministry and attended Freedom Fellowship Church. Chuck was faithful to his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and spent his life making sure he shared God’s word with everyone around him.
Chuck was preceded in death by his parents,
Buck and Evelyn Prather.
Gregory Butler
"Butler"
Nov. 29, 1962 - Sept. 6, 2020
Gregory (Greg) Butler was born in Melrose Park, IL. He is one of eleven children born to David Lee & Delores Butler. He was later raised by Nona Butler, whom he cherished to his last breath. Greg attended Westbury High School in Houston, TX. On October 27, 2014, Greg married the love of his life, Trenece.
Greg was blessed with many talents. In 1994, while working as a Clerk Coordinator in the Chaplin's office, he first met the Reconcilers through a marriage seminar that he
coordinated for the prison ministries. Greg started and ran a small drywall company in Midland, TX. Later, due to his passion for food, he became an Executive Chief in Stanton, TX, and joined Michael Olivias of Exquisite Catering.
Greg was truly a man of faith. He loved giving back by helping others, and he loved serving with the Reconcilers. His dream was to start his own ministries.
Danny Bisbee
"9-Volt"
July 16, 1948 - Sept. 4, 2020
Danny Wilburn Bisbee was born on July 16, 1948, in Baird, Texas to Ira “Webb” Bisbee and Betty Sharp Bisbee. He moved to Midland in 1952, and he graduated from Lee High School in 1966. In 1968, he met the love of his life, Linda Klinger, and they were married in January of 1969. A few short months after they were married, Danny was sent to Vietnam where he honorably and proudly served in the United States Army. Together Danny and Linda had one son, Cory Bisbee, and wife Melissa, three grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter, who had him wrapped around her little finger.
Danny had a heart of gold and always wanted to pray for you. Danny was the pastor of Level Path Ministries in Midland. In addition to the Reconcilers, he was a member of Emmaus of Midland and Odessa, Kairos, Boy Scouts of America, Western Heritage Post, Lions club of Midland, and the Christian Motorcycle Association. Danny was also a chaplain at Midland Memorial Hospital and the State Prison
system. For many years he worked as a chaplain at Teen Challenge of Midland as well.
Jerry Hatfield
"Big Dog"
Sept. 9, 1949 - June 10, 2018
Jerry was born in Odessa, Texas to parents Lewis Hatfield and Pearl Bay Cates. He attended West Texas Boys Ranch as a young man and was a high school graduate. He married Tommie Elaine McCorcle on February 15, 1980. They moved to Iraan the same year and Jerry was employed for Marathon Oil Company for 25 years.
Jerry served as a US Army Ranger for 11 years with three tours in Vietnam. During his service, he received the National Defense Service Medal; Vietnam Service Medal with 3 Bronze Service Stars; Combat Infantryman Badge; Air Medal; Army Commendation Medal; Aircraft Crewman Badge; Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Good Conduct Medal.
Jerry and his wife, Tommie, founded Southwest Texas Prison Ministry and Family Outreach in 1994, they also founded Reconcilers Motorcycle Ministry in 2004. Southwest Texas Prison Ministry and Family Outreach received the Texas Governor’s Award presented by George W. Bush and thousands of incarcerated inmates and their families have been blessed by these ministries.
Amy Tinch
Oct. 21, 1949 - April 5, 2018
Amy Gail Smith Tinch answered the Lord's call Home surrounded by family and friends. Her legacy of love lives on in her husband, Bruce Tinch; her son, Ryan B. Tinch, and wife, Brooke; and her cherished grandchildren, Hudson and Chandler "Bloom" Tinch. Her memory will also be treasured by a sister-in-law, Terry Smith; niece, Jodi Kieschnick; nephews, David Rocknic, Trey and Travis Smith; cousins, Winky and Ronnie Quist and Rhona and Steve Rose; great-nieces, Madison and AnnaGrace Kieschnick; and great-nephews, Jake, Delbert, and Rett Rocknic. She was greeted in Heaven by grandparents; parents, Ina Mae and Frank Smith; sister, Mac Rocknic; brother, Bruce Smith; and dear friends, Deborah Houchin and Judi Martin.
Kerry Land
"Trouble"
Oct. 16, 1959 - Nov. 23, 2017
Kerry Lynn Land was born in Pasadena, Texas. He attended Lovelady High School and Lon Morris College where he studied Theology, and he graduated from the Therapon Institute. Kerry was a member of Harvest Church where he was ordained, developed the Precepts Counseling Program, and served as Youth Pastor for several years and Assistant to the Pastor. He served on the East Texas Vida Nueva board of directors for several years and was involved in Epiphany Ministries. He attended High Sky Walk to Emmaus.
In 2004, Kerry was called into prison ministry as one of the original Reconcilers. He had a heart of compassion for the men in white and a strong desire that they come to know Jesus. He dedicated 13 years to showing the love of Christ to men and leading hundreds to the cross. He retired from TDCJ as a Laundry Captain after 20 years of service to spend time with his wife of 30 years, Luan Rose Land, and his three daughters and four granddaughters.
Pam Wood
"Miss Walmart"
July 26, 1955 - Aug. 21, 2014
God received another angel, Pamela Ann Reagan-Wood. She was dearly loved and admired by her family and friends. She was married to the love of her life, Chip Wood of Iraan, Texas for 10 years. Pam’s passion was serving the Lord through her Reconciler’s Prison Ministries and with her church family at Iraan Community Church. She was an ordained minister.
Pam also enjoyed riding her Harley Davidson with Chip and Friends. Pam loved to help others, make people feel appreciated, and be an encourager to all. She was the best about sending cards to people and letting them know they were in her thoughts and prayers. Pam had the biggest heart for animals. Pets were a must and saving strays was a known.