Google helped commencement speaker choose Tarleton
TSU Newsroom
STEPHENVILLE It was straight-up good fortune that led Lexie Miller to Tarleton State University.
Googling colleges in Texas, high school-age Lexie remembered a sweatshirt she had borrowed emblazoned with Tarleton’s logo. It was the only time she’d even heard of the school.
She clicked to learn more.
“It was a very random selection,” she said. “It was not really a whim, but I wanted to get away from the small town I was in. The campus looked cool so I came and took a tour. When I was on campus, I felt like this is where I needed to be.”
Three different East Texas fire departments rushed to the scene of a two story log-cabin home that turned into a raging fire. Wood county fire crews were called to the dead end of county road 3803, west of Holly Lake Ranch after 8 this morning for the fire.
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Mark Tucker, 67, died peacefully at his home in San Angelo on February 17, 2021.
A lifelong resident of San Angelo, Mark was born on July 27, 1953 to Walter and Bessie Mae Tucker. He grew up in the family business, Tucker Drilling Company, where he worked until his retirement in 1996. Mark enjoyed a long and active retirement and had a passion for tinkering with cars and motorcycles. He loved to take long rides and road trips on his motorcycle where he enjoyed the peace and beauty of the open road.
Mark was a committed and loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He was a sincere, down-to-earth man who was genuine in all his actions. To family, friends, and anyone he met, he was an attentive listener, always showing interest in others. He was also a man of deep faith who cherished his AA family, where he was an active member for 38 years, sharing his support with countless friends and individuals with their recoveries. Mark will be remembered for his fierce loya