Bryan Mack Stacy completed his physical journey and rested on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2007, at his residence in Floresville, Texas, at the age of 74 years, 6 months, and 15 days.
He was born April 8, 1933, in Bridge Creek, Okla., to Bryan Franklin Stacy and Onetia Maude Kindred Stacy.
Bryan graduated from Blanchard High School and joined the U.S. Army where he served in the military police. After concluding his military service, he served in the San Antonio Police Department as a patrolman for seven years until the mid-1960s. He began pursuing his lifelong interest full-time — raising and training horses. He obtained his auctioneering license and worked as an auctioneer for the rest of his life conducting charity auctions and horse auctions, including the Round Mountain Horse Auction, which he established and which continues today.
He moved to Floresville in 1978, where he continued in the horse business. He met and married Denise Villanueva on June 15, 1991. Besides horses, Bryan loved to travel with his wife to Oklahoma, California, Nevada, and New Mexico, where he was a regular at the nicest casinos and a very avid and skillful video poker player.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Jimmy Dean Stacy; and a granddaughter, Stacy Maranatha Thompson.
Bryan is survived by his wife, Denise of Floresville; daughters Laura Stacy Thompson and husband Vincent of Floresville and Carla Bryan Stacy of Cibolo; stepson Carlos Ruelas Jr. and wife Stacey of Poth; brothers Gaylon Stacy and wife Jane and Scott Stacy; parents-in-law Joe and Guadalupe Villanueva; grandchildren Jessica Ryan Van Raub and husband Frederick Anthony Van Raub, Sarah Meghan Thompson, and Caydance Denaye Ruelas; stepgrandchildren Miranda Robles and Roman Robles; great-grandchildren Michelle Bryan Calleros and Frederick Anthony Van Raub Jr.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was born April 8, 1933, in Bridge Creek, Okla., to Bryan Franklin Stacy and Onetia Maude Kindred Stacy.
Bryan graduated from Blanchard High School and joined the U.S. Army where he served in the military police. After concluding his military service, he served in the San Antonio Police Department as a patrolman for seven years until the mid-1960s. He began pursuing his lifelong interest full-time — raising and training horses. He obtained his auctioneering license and worked as an auctioneer for the rest of his life conducting charity auctions and horse auctions, including the Round Mountain Horse Auction, which he established and which continues today.
He moved to Floresville in 1978, where he continued in the horse business. He met and married Denise Villanueva on June 15, 1991. Besides horses, Bryan loved to travel with his wife to Oklahoma, California, Nevada, and New Mexico, where he was a regular at the nicest casinos and a very avid and skillful video poker player.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Jimmy Dean Stacy; and a granddaughter, Stacy Maranatha Thompson.
Bryan is survived by his wife, Denise of Floresville; daughters Laura Stacy Thompson and husband Vincent of Floresville and Carla Bryan Stacy of Cibolo; stepson Carlos Ruelas Jr. and wife Stacey of Poth; brothers Gaylon Stacy and wife Jane and Scott Stacy; parents-in-law Joe and Guadalupe Villanueva; grandchildren Jessica Ryan Van Raub and husband Frederick Anthony Van Raub, Sarah Meghan Thompson, and Caydance Denaye Ruelas; stepgrandchildren Miranda Robles and Roman Robles; great-grandchildren Michelle Bryan Calleros and Frederick Anthony Van Raub Jr.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Bryan Mack Stacy completed his physical journey and rested on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2007, at his residence in Floresville, Texas, at the age of 74 years, 6 months, and 15 days.
He was born April 8, 1933, in Bridge Creek, Okla., to Bryan Franklin Stacy and Onetia Maude Kindred Stacy.
Bryan graduated from Blanchard High School and joined the U.S. Army where he served in the military police. After concluding his military service, he served in the San Antonio Police Department as a patrolman for seven years until the mid-1960s. He began pursuing his lifelong interest full-time — raising and training horses. He obtained his auctioneering license and worked as an auctioneer for the rest of his life conducting charity auctions and horse auctions, including the Round Mountain Horse Auction, which he established and which continues today.
He moved to Floresville in 1978, where he continued in the horse business. He met and married Denise Villanueva on June 15, 1991. Besides horses, Bryan loved to travel with his wife to Oklahoma, California, Nevada, and New Mexico, where he was a regular at the nicest casinos and a very avid and skillful video poker player.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Jimmy Dean Stacy; and a granddaughter, Stacy Maranatha Thompson.
Bryan is survived by his wife, Denise of Floresville; daughters Laura Stacy Thompson and husband Vincent of Floresville and Carla Bryan Stacy of Cibolo; stepson Carlos Ruelas Jr. and wife Stacey of Poth; brothers Gaylon Stacy and wife Jane and Scott Stacy; parents-in-law Joe and Guadalupe Villanueva; grandchildren Jessica Ryan Van Raub and husband Frederick Anthony Van Raub, Sarah Meghan Thompson, and Caydance Denaye Ruelas; stepgrandchildren Miranda Robles and Roman Robles; great-grandchildren Michelle Bryan Calleros and Frederick Anthony Van Raub Jr.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was born April 8, 1933, in Bridge Creek, Okla., to Bryan Franklin Stacy and Onetia Maude Kindred Stacy.
Bryan graduated from Blanchard High School and joined the U.S. Army where he served in the military police. After concluding his military service, he served in the San Antonio Police Department as a patrolman for seven years until the mid-1960s. He began pursuing his lifelong interest full-time — raising and training horses. He obtained his auctioneering license and worked as an auctioneer for the rest of his life conducting charity auctions and horse auctions, including the Round Mountain Horse Auction, which he established and which continues today.
He moved to Floresville in 1978, where he continued in the horse business. He met and married Denise Villanueva on June 15, 1991. Besides horses, Bryan loved to travel with his wife to Oklahoma, California, Nevada, and New Mexico, where he was a regular at the nicest casinos and a very avid and skillful video poker player.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Jimmy Dean Stacy; and a granddaughter, Stacy Maranatha Thompson.
Bryan is survived by his wife, Denise of Floresville; daughters Laura Stacy Thompson and husband Vincent of Floresville and Carla Bryan Stacy of Cibolo; stepson Carlos Ruelas Jr. and wife Stacey of Poth; brothers Gaylon Stacy and wife Jane and Scott Stacy; parents-in-law Joe and Guadalupe Villanueva; grandchildren Jessica Ryan Van Raub and husband Frederick Anthony Van Raub, Sarah Meghan Thompson, and Caydance Denaye Ruelas; stepgrandchildren Miranda Robles and Roman Robles; great-grandchildren Michelle Bryan Calleros and Frederick Anthony Van Raub Jr.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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