Rex Holler, 64, of Iola, passed away Thursday January 22, 2015 in College Station. Cremation services are in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral Home and Crematory in Bryan. Check back later for full obituary.
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Mrs. Holler so sorry for your loss. I only knew and Mr. Holler a short time but he was the nicest person. I enjoyed talking to him when you all would come in the bank and I loved his paintings.
Debbie Vaughn
Iola, Texas
( former teller at Wells Fargo Bank in Iola)
Amy,
I am sorry to hear about Rex. I enjoyed talking with him over the years. Meeting Rex was a positive in my employment at the Williams Mullins building in Richmond. He was so looking forward to retiring in Texas.
I hope everything works out in the future.
Charlie Gregory
Richmond, Virginia
Thank You Charlie. He thought a lot of you as well.
Amy, Rex was a nice guy. It was interesting to discuss most anything with him.
Take care.
Charlie
jason, so sorry to hear about Steve. My prayers are with you and your family. Love ya, aunt Ankey
I used to do security work with Rex in Richmond, Virginia. He was very tall and filled with wisdom; “apples and oranges,” I will always carry that explanation of his with me forever.
I’m thinking of Rex Now, there’s a Peter Frampton concert in July. Rex loved Peter Frampton.