Doris Peart of Lancaster, Texas, was born on July 14, 1942, in Sharp, Texas, and passed away on October 6, 2026. Her health had been declining, and her passing came quickly following a recent fall.

Doris graduated from Rockdale High School in 1960. In 1964, she married George “Bill” Peart, beginning a marriage that spanned 62 years. They moved to the Dallas area shortly after marrying and settled in Lancaster in 1972, where they raised their three daughters and built lasting friendships.

Outgoing and personable, Doris loved connecting with people and being active in her community and at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. She treasured her close circle of friends and the time they spent exercising, sharing lunch, and supporting one another through life’s joys and challenges. Those friendships were an important and cherished part of her life.

Before retiring, Doris served as the church secretary at St. Francis of Assisi. She took pride in doing her work well and felt honored to serve the church and its parishioners. The position gave her a meaningful way to put her talents and love of people to work for her parish community. Her generous heart also found expression in charitable giving and helping others, reflecting her care for people beyond her own circle of family and friends.

Doris was preceded in death by her father, Ernesto Munoz; her mother, Trinidad Jaramillo Munoz; and her youngest brother, Richard Munoz.

She is survived by her husband, George “Bill” Peart; her daughters, Patti, Lori and her husband Andrew, and Monica and her partner, Bill; her granddaughter, Gia; her brothers, Ernie Munoz and his wife, Lonita, and David Munoz and his wife, Janie; her niece, Christina Munoz Connolly; her nephews, JJ Munoz, Jake Munoz, and Vincent Munoz; and the spouses and children of her niece and nephews.

No services will be held in 2026. A celebration of Doris’s life will take place in early 2027, when her ashes will be placed at her mother’s headstone in Cameron, Texas.

In lieu of flowers, the family invites those who wish to honor Doris to use those funds for charitable acts of their own. A gift to a meaningful cause or an act of kindness for someone in need would be a fitting tribute to her generous spirit.

Doris will be lovingly remembered by her family, friends, and parish community for her warmth, generosity, outgoing spirit, and the many connections she made throughout her life.