Lillie Ann Lutringer

Lillie is survived by her sons, Mason Connor and Cody Clark Lutringer; her parents, Tommie Jr. and Connie Tarvin; her grandma, Peggy Jo Tarvin; her sister, Natalie Marie Tarvin, fiancé Jamie Michael Nehrkorn, and sons, Eric Cooper Tarvin and Rylee Jaxon Nehrkorn; her sister, Christina Nichole Tarvin and daughters, Arianna Leigh Scott and Alyssa Nichole Scott; and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins.

Lillie graduated from McCallum High School in 2005. After High School, she worked a few jobs before joining Texas Department of Criminal Justice where she worked for 8 years. In 2014, she married Keaton Hunter Lutringer. They moved to Lufkin, Texas one year later, and she became a stay-at-home mother while also working with her husband at Arbor Resources and Meredith RE Holdings.

Lillie enjoyed sports as a young girl. She started baseball at the age of 4 at North Austin Optimist and continued until the age of 10 when she switched to softball and continued to play softball until the age of 17. In her younger years, she also participated in football, basketball, and cheer. In her free time as an adult, she enjoyed volunteering for her son’s sports teams and school activities. As a family they frequently went camping in their RV and loved going on big family beach trips. Lillie was always happiest surrounded by people she loved, and she never let down a friend. She was a beautiful and loving woman all around.

Lillie is joined with Hunter and preceded in death by her Pops, Tommie Cooper Tarvin; Abuelita, Mary Agnis Parra; cousin, Clayton Scott Seffens; and aunt, Peggy Irene Ricker.

Those serving as pallbearers will be: James Kelley, Phillip Escobar, Ryan Gonzales, Jamie Nehrkorn, Eric Tarvin, and Michael Miranda.

A visitation for Hunter and Lillie will be held Saturday, February 10, 2024 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM at Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, 5416 Parkcrest Drive, Austin, TX 78731. Their funeral service will begin Saturday, at 11:00 AM with a burial to follow at Austin Memorial Park.