Andy Clark ~ Class of 1973
Departed ~ 3/28/2011
Obituary: Wednesday, April 20, 2011 12:29 am
On March 28, 2011, George Andrew Clark went to be with our Lord and Savior after a lengthy illness. He was born to George Palmer Clark and Catherine West Clark in Wichita Falls on Feb. 18, 1955. Andy spent his first career as a clinical laboratory scientist specializing in hematology, special coagulation and bone marrow HLA typing.
After a severe accident with brain injury, he returned to school at UTSA where he graduated in history and went on to perform graduate studies in constitutional law. He loved tennis and golf and was an avid reader. His passion in life was challenging to reach their potentials.
He was preceded in death by both parents and grandparents.
He is survived by his wife Katherine Ruth Mosley-Clark of Medina; daughters Jacqueline Diane Rich and husband Wayne Hunter Rich of San Clemente, Calif., Natalie Ann Clark of Round Rock, Stephanie and William Talbert and children Braydon and Logan of San Antonio, and Marie Espinoza of San Antonio; sons George James David Clark of Austin, and Robert Espinoza of San Antonio; brothers James Karl Clark and wife Sandy and children Brooke and Ethan of Orange Grove, and Kenneth David Clark and wife Kathryn Elaine Clark and children Kalyn and Dylan of Stafford, Va.; sister Pamela Kay Espinoza and husband Jesus Albert Espinoza of San Antonio, their daughter Christina and husband Michael Findley and children Alexis, Anthony and Ryan of College Station; and favorite uncle Leon West of Raleigh, N.C.
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Robert Bob Arnold Moermond~ Class of 1966
Bob Moermond ~ Class of 1966
Departed ~ 8/6/1987
Jon Alan Craig ~ Class of 1965
Jon Craig ~ Class of 1965
Departed 5/3/2012
Jon Alan Craig BURLINGTON, NC – Jon Alan Craig, 65, died on May 3, 2012, at UNC Hospital. Jon was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to the late David K. and Mary Agnes Craig. A resident of Hanahan, South Carolina, for twenty years and Burlington, North Carolina, for twenty years, Jon taught physics and math at Trident Technical College, in Charleston, SC. He enjoyed teaching, sports, and sharing his research on nutrition and cancer prevention. He is survived by his wife Judith Weston Craig and his son Braden Scott Craig of Burlington; his son Patrick Adam Craig and his wife Trisha Bolton Craig of Raleigh; his brother David W. Craig and his wife Patricia Marshall Craig and his sister Cheryl Troutman of Plano, Texas. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Ralph Scott Lifeservices, Inc., of Burlington, NC (rsli.org) or the American Cancer Society.
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Marwan Samman ~ Class of 1981
Marwan Samman ~ Class of 1981
Departed ~ March 2014
Lori Weidel ~ Class of 1975
Lori Weidel ~ Class of 1975
Departed ~ Circa 2010
Reparted by: Jim Gohagan ’74
Anthony Adam Tony Stokes ~ Class of 1971
Tony Stokes ~ Class of 1971
Departed ~ 11/9/2017
Anthony Adam Stokes
Went to be with the Lord on November 9, 2017 at age 64. Beloved husband of Brenda Stokes, loving father of Jessica (Samuel), Emily and Michael. Son of William and Jadwiga Stokes. Brother to Brian, Helen (Daniel), Edward (Karen), David (Anne), preceded in death by sister, Lillian and uncle to many nieces and nephews. Tony was born in Morocco and was ISB graduate in Bangkok, Thailand, Washington University in St. Louis and MBA from Vanderbilt. Tony was Industrial Sales Manager at IBM for many years. We are forever grateful to you, Tony, and for your life of Faith in God.
Ruth Diane Lown ~ Class of 1973
Ruthy Lown ~ Class of 1973
Departed ~ 8/14/2018
Ruth Diane Lown of San Antonio, Texas, passed away on August 14. Ruth was pre-deceased by her brother David Lown, and by her parents Russell Lown and Lois Horrell Lown. Ruth is survived by her close cousins Barbara Salter Davis (Howard), Julie Salter Gronich (Joseph), and Lawrence Salter (Lois) along with numerous other cousins and dear friends. Ruth went to the International School in Bangkok Thailand, earned her B.A. from Vanderbilt University, and received her J.D. from the University of Texas. She was a prosecutor with the office of Dallas DA, Henry Wade, and then practiced law in San Antonio for more than 30 years, most of which was with Walter C. Wolff, Jr. Ruth was a passionate supporter of live theater and was honored by the San Antonio Theater Coalition. She was a tireless worker for Democratic candidates, and was a founding member of Northwest Democrats of Bexar County. Ruth was a long-time member of SA 100 and a member of the River City Business and Professional Women’s Club. Ruth will be remembered for her generous spirit, tenacity, and her strong and loving commitment to family and friends. Funeral services will be graveside at Agudas Achim Memorial Gardens, 1727 Austin Hwy. 78218. Sunday, August 19, 1:30 pm. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to honor Ruth’s memory to www. Agudas-Achim.org or a charity of your choice.
James Randal Laseter ~ Class of 1973
Randy Laseter ~ Class of 1973
Departed ~ 8/8/2017
Debra Laseter’s post 8/12/2017:
It is with much heartache and sadness that I want to let you all know that my brother, Randy, J Randal Laseter, has just passed away in the hospital in Pattaya.
Thank you all for your love and prayers.
Debra Laseter
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Mikel Laseter ~ Class of 1975
Mikel Laseter ~ Class of 1975
Departed ~ 11/22/1973
Debra Laseter ’71, Mikel’s sister, reported that he had just received his learners permit after his 16th birthday and passed away in an accident on Thanksgiving day in Vermont.
Thomas Tom Taggerty ~ Class of 1974
Tom Taggerty ~ Class of 1974
Departed ~ 11/2009
I am sorry to report that Tom Taggerty passed away in November of 2009 of throat cancer. He was living in Guam at the time.
Wasn’t sure if you already knew…
Tom was class of ’74… I’m not sure when he arrived at ISB…
…but he was a best friend of my brother David ’69, ’70,
Thank you for all you do…
Susan Haralson’75