Jonathan "Jon" Martin Harris, 46, of Marble Falls, Texas, passed away on January 5, 2015. A celebration of his life will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, January 17, 2015, at the Clements-Wilcox Funeral Chapel in Marble Falls with a private family interment to follow in the Horseshoe Bay Mausoleum where he will rest beside his mother.
Jonathan was born in El Paso, Texas, to Paul and Mary Ann Harris. Jon lived in Arlington, Odessa, and settled in Marble Falls in 1994. He worked for Cold Springs Granite, Fastenal Tools, Burnet County Sherriff's Dept., and most recently as a security officer for the Horseshoe Bay Resort.
Jon enjoyed reading, watching every new movie that came out and dove hunting, but his greatest love was for the game of baseball. He came by the love of baseball naturally from his grandfather, Les Adair. The Texas Rangers were his favorite team, and most days when he was not at work you could find him wearing a Texas Ranger's jersey. Each summer he enjoyed taking his nephews to the ballpark in Arlington to see a game. His friends who knew him best described him as witty, quite the character, and always willing to help a friend.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Ann Harris.
Survivors include his father, Paul Harris; sister, Allyson Black and husband, Mike; niece, Emily Wieweck; and nephews, Jacob Wieweck and Alex Black. L17
Jonathan was born in El Paso, Texas, to Paul and Mary Ann Harris. Jon lived in Arlington, Odessa, and settled in Marble Falls in 1994. He worked for Cold Springs Granite, Fastenal Tools, Burnet County Sherriff's Dept., and most recently as a security officer for the Horseshoe Bay Resort.
Jon enjoyed reading, watching every new movie that came out and dove hunting, but his greatest love was for the game of baseball. He came by the love of baseball naturally from his grandfather, Les Adair. The Texas Rangers were his favorite team, and most days when he was not at work you could find him wearing a Texas Ranger's jersey. Each summer he enjoyed taking his nephews to the ballpark in Arlington to see a game. His friends who knew him best described him as witty, quite the character, and always willing to help a friend.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Ann Harris.
Survivors include his father, Paul Harris; sister, Allyson Black and husband, Mike; niece, Emily Wieweck; and nephews, Jacob Wieweck and Alex Black. L17
Jonathan "Jon" Martin Harris, 46, of Marble Falls, Texas, passed away on January 5, 2015. A celebration of his life will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, January 17, 2015, at the Clements-Wilcox Funeral Chapel in Marble Falls with a private family interment to follow in the Horseshoe Bay Mausoleum where he will rest beside his mother.
Jonathan was born in El Paso, Texas, to Paul and Mary Ann Harris. Jon lived in Arlington, Odessa, and settled in Marble Falls in 1994. He worked for Cold Springs Granite, Fastenal Tools, Burnet County Sherriff's Dept., and most recently as a security officer for the Horseshoe Bay Resort.
Jon enjoyed reading, watching every new movie that came out and dove hunting, but his greatest love was for the game of baseball. He came by the love of baseball naturally from his grandfather, Les Adair. The Texas Rangers were his favorite team, and most days when he was not at work you could find him wearing a Texas Ranger's jersey. Each summer he enjoyed taking his nephews to the ballpark in Arlington to see a game. His friends who knew him best described him as witty, quite the character, and always willing to help a friend.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Ann Harris.
Survivors include his father, Paul Harris; sister, Allyson Black and husband, Mike; niece, Emily Wieweck; and nephews, Jacob Wieweck and Alex Black. L17
Jonathan was born in El Paso, Texas, to Paul and Mary Ann Harris. Jon lived in Arlington, Odessa, and settled in Marble Falls in 1994. He worked for Cold Springs Granite, Fastenal Tools, Burnet County Sherriff's Dept., and most recently as a security officer for the Horseshoe Bay Resort.
Jon enjoyed reading, watching every new movie that came out and dove hunting, but his greatest love was for the game of baseball. He came by the love of baseball naturally from his grandfather, Les Adair. The Texas Rangers were his favorite team, and most days when he was not at work you could find him wearing a Texas Ranger's jersey. Each summer he enjoyed taking his nephews to the ballpark in Arlington to see a game. His friends who knew him best described him as witty, quite the character, and always willing to help a friend.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Ann Harris.
Survivors include his father, Paul Harris; sister, Allyson Black and husband, Mike; niece, Emily Wieweck; and nephews, Jacob Wieweck and Alex Black. L17
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