Bryan-College Station, September 22, 2025
News Summary
The Bryan-College Station community is grieving the recent losses of several influential local figures. Families have announced the passing of prominent individuals, including beloved community members who made significant contributions. Among them are James Edwin Kirkland, Dr. James Nathan Ross, and Alfonce Joe Supak. The community bands together to honor their memories and the lasting impacts they’ve had on families and friends.
Recent Obituaries in Bryan-College Station
Multiple Community Members Remembered
Bryan-College Station is mourning the loss of several cherished community members, as families announce the passing of prominent local figures. This September, the community reflects on the lives of individuals who have left lasting impacts on their loved ones and the area.
Among the recent obituaries, James (Jim) Edwin Kirkland, aged 97, was remembered fondly after passing away on September 15, 2025. He was celebrated as a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. The community honors his legacy and contributions.
Additional notable passings include Dr. James Nathan Ross, who died peacefully on August 29, 2025, after a decade-long battle with health issues. He was surrounded by his two children in his final moments.
In another notable case, John Matthew Wick, at the age of 66, passed away on August 28, 2025, in College Station, leaving behind a significant mark on those who knew him.
Honoring Local Lives
Several other important figures have also passed away recently, each having a profound influence on their families and communities. Harold W. Blake, Robert L. Chambers, Leon John Pargac Jr., and Jessie James Hernandez are among those whose legacies will be remembered.
Alfonce Joe Supak, who lived to be 83 years old, was a devout Christian and an active member of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Frenstat, Texas. His faith and community involvement were hallmarks of his life.
Meanwhile, Kathleen “Kap” Theresa Streckfus passed away unexpectedly at her home in Bryan on August 7, 2025. She was instrumental in her family and well-loved by her siblings.
Further, Sarah “Sally” Amelia Buckley left this world on August 17, 2025, after a swift illness following a cancer diagnosis. Her passing has left a deep void in the hearts of her loved ones.
Additional Losses in the Community
The community has also said goodbye to Charles Fikes, Jean Putnam Johnson, Carol Sandel, Carolyn Simpson, Thomas Allen Wallis, Rebecca “Becky” Wells, Tamara N. Paulos, Albert Edward Wesley Mayo, Charles Emery McCandless, Roger Beaumont, Norma Wade Cunningham, and Joy Lovett.
These individuals touched many lives and their memories will endure through the stories and experiences shared with them by family, friends, and community members.
Conclusion
As Bryan-College Station reflects on the recent loss of these individuals, the community comes together to honor their memories and celebrate the lives they lived. Each person contributed uniquely to the rich tapestry of the community, always remembered by those who knew and loved them.
FAQ
Who are some notable individuals that recently passed away in Bryan-College Station?
Some notable individuals include James (Jim) Edwin Kirkland, Dr. James Nathan Ross, John Matthew Wick, and Alfonce Joe Supak, among others.
What was James (Jim) Edwin Kirkland remembered for?
He was remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.
What contribution did Alfonce Joe Supak make to his community?
Alfonce Joe Supak was a devout Christian and an active member of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Frenstat, Texas.
Key Features Chart
| Name | Age | Date of Passing | Notable Attribute |
|---|---|---|---|
| James (Jim) Edwin Kirkland | 97 | September 15, 2025 | Loving family man |
| Dr. James Nathan Ross | N/A | August 29, 2025 | Respected doctor |
| John Matthew Wick | 66 | August 28, 2025 | Local figure |
| Alfonce Joe Supak | 83 | N/A | Devout Christian |
| Kathleen “Kap” Theresa Streckfus | N/A | August 7, 2025 | Beloved sister |
| Sarah “Sally” Amelia Buckley | N/A | August 17, 2025 | Resilient fighter |
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Additional Resources
- The Eagle: Local News Collection
- Wikipedia: Bryan-College Station
- Legacy: Jean Johnson Obituary
- Google Search: Jean Johnson Obituary
- Legacy: James Ross Obituary
- Google Scholar: James Ross
- Legacy: Charles Fikes Obituary
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Charles Fikes
- Legacy: James Kirkland Obituary
- Google News: James Kirkland
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