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WAXAHACHIE, Texas — Margaret “Ann” Enevoldsen, 83, died peacefully Saturday, Aug. 5, 2017, at her Waxahachie, Texas, home.She was born July 5, 1934, in Omaha to William H. and Lucille (McQuilkin) Longman. She was a photographer for 15 years for weddings and The Grand Island Independent newspaper. Ann enjoyed anything crafty. She sewed, quilted, painted, did woodworking, leatherwork and embroidery. There was basically not a craft she didn’t try. A huge pleasure for her was going to horse shows with her daughter and helping her make championship rose garlands for a couple local horse shows. She loved all animals and especially watching The Incredible Dr. Pol! Ann loved watching Nebraska football games for which she had season tickets and attended games when she was able. She spent almost two years living with her daughter and son-in-law in Waxahachie while fighting her MDS, which eventually transformed into leukemia. Ann had many friends and family that loved her. She never met a stranger!Ann was preceded in death by her parents, William H. and Lucille; two brothers, James Longman and William Longman; a daughter, Kathryn Ann; and husband, Larry Herold.Ann is survived by her husband, Andrew Enevoldsen of Grand Island; a daughter and son-in-law, Christine and Dale Hansen of Waxahachie, Texas; her stepchildren and their spouses, Angela and Mile Robertson and Lisa and Bruce Grauerholz; stepgrandchildren, Christopher, Stacia, and Ben Robertson, Nick Robertson, Lantz Grauerholz, Terre Evans and Eric Hansen; great-grandchildren, Makenzie Evans and Creighton Hansen; a nephew and his wife Robert and Ellen Longman of Shenandoah, Iowa; two nieces, Carol Kirschenbaum and husband, Peter, of Sparta, N.J., and Mary Longman of Brentwood, Calif.; and a number of relatives and friends.She is also survived by her loving dogs, Lucy and Maggie.The family would like to thank the Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center in Waxahachie for the loving care and friendships she received while getting treatments. You are all angels! They also want to thank her oncologist, Dr. Maria Juarez, for be... (Grand Island Independent)

Symon is the son of Nate and Emma Castillo, which explains his big personality and giving spirit. Wewere blessed with his presence on June 10, 1995. He loves playing softball, baseball, living life, being sarcastic, breakfast, riding around with his loud music, and especially spending time with his family and friends. Symon has the biggest dimples, the most beautiful smile, the brightest eyes, the most infectious personality, the kindest, most giving spirit and the biggest, biggest heart. Symon is a true, genuine, sincere soul who cares for all people. He is the true definition of humble and that is what he wants to instill into everyone he meets. Remain humble because you never know when that could be you, that is what he always says. His legacy will live on through his mom, Emma Castillo; dad, Nate Castillo and step mom Cindy Castillo; sisters, Timpestt Castillo, Tatum Gallardo and husband Tito Gallardo; brothers, RJ Martinez, and Channing Castillo; his Momo, Rachel Cervantes; grandparents, Richard and Lucy Castillo; uncles and aunts, Tio Oscar and Tia Samantha Cervantes, Arnold Cervantes, Roland “Tato” Cervantes, Sammy and Patricia Cervantes, Monica Castillo and Danny Palmer, Lisa Castillo and Tio Chris Jennings, Roland “Roly” Castillo, Samantha his Tia Maria “Ria” Cervantes, Melinda “Nana” Cervantes and several cousins. Symon has been reunited with his Popo Demetrio “Dee” Cervantes, Great Grandmother Sulema “Mother” Rascon, cousin Justine Cervantes and several other family members. We ask that any of you who have pictures of him please bring a copy, in lieu of flowers we ask that any donations be made in honor of Symon to a charity of your choice. Born: June 10, 1995 Place of Birth: Waxahachie, TX Death: July 5, 2017 Place of Death: Fort Worth , TXThe family will receive friends from 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at Boze-Mitchell-McKibbin Funeral Home in Ennis.A Service will be held at 2 P.M. on Wednesday, July 12, 2017 at the Boze-Mitchell-McKibbin Chapel in Ennis.Comments comments Posted by Deb on Jul 8 2017. Filed under Unc... (Ennis Daily News)