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Rachel Ellen Harris Caillouet passed from this world to Glory Land on February 8, 2020. She was born in San Angelo on April 4, 1951 to Sam and Claudine Harris. As an only child, she learned to take care of herself and to take care of others. She finished Central High in 1969 and went on to earn her Ph.D. in Organizational Communication from L.S.U. in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Rachel loved to read, do genealogy, attend family reunions and brag she never even once rolled through a stop sign in her life - a life well lived. She will be forever missed by her husband of 32 years, James Caillouet, whom she met in Baton Rouge. She is survived by her son Sam D. Wells of Troup, Texas along with daughter in law Ammie, and grandchildren Aubrey, Tara, Payton and Brett Wells and great grandchildren Laikyn and Kannon. Rachel will be laid to rest in peace in Fairmount Cemetery at a later date. The family request any contributions in her name be directed to the San Angelo Genealogy and Historical Society in her honor. Family and friends can share online condolences at www.harper-funeralhome.com
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I worked for and with Rachel at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston,Texas. She was a terrific lady and a great manager. I know she is missed by her family and her Order of Eastern Star sisters. I was blessed to have known her. One thing I know for sure is that she loved James and her son and his family very much. May our Lord bless you and comfort you.
Jean Sessions
Coworker
June 24, 2020
Rachel was such a beautiful lady. I was her dental hygienist in Houston. Even though many years have passed she has been on my mind. I was very sad but I think the Lord wanted me to know that she is at peace with Him.
Marilyn O'Brien
Friend
March 1, 2020
Rachel and I go back to first grade at Santa Rita.
We always managed to stay in touch, even as life intervened with moves to different states.
She and I organized a small Santa Rita 50th reunion in 2013 and hoped to do it again. You will be missed, dear Rachel.
Gayle Childers
February 18, 2020
Rachel and I were great colleagues at Baylor College of Medicine and I always relied on her great guidance and cherished her friendship. Heaven has a new angel. She will be missed.
Jenifer Jarriel
February 17, 2020
We are sad to hear of Rachel's passing. She was a sweet lady with a soft voice around us. We enjoyed her the times she visited Paint Rock Lodge with James, and she is certainly missed. Our prayers are with Brother Caillouet and family._RJ
RJ Laird
Friend
February 10, 2020
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