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Ronald E. "Ron" Reeves

In Loving Memory

Ronald E. "Ron" Reeves

Date of BirthMarch 11, 1945
Passed Away OnJuly 17, 2011
At Age66 years
Resident ofBrookeland, TX
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Ronald E. “Ron” Reeves, 66, of Brookeland died Sunday, July 17, 2011, at Christus Hospital St. Elizabeth. Ron was born March 11, 1945, in Burnett to Emma Ruth (Wilcox) and Eldon Reeves. A longtime resident of Vidor, he had lived in Brookeland the last five years and was a 1965 graduate of Vidor High School. He was a truck driver and proudly served his country in the United States Navy during the Vietnam War.

Survivors include his wife, Cherry Reeves of Brookeland; children, Kyle Dillon and his wife, Lisa of Beaumont and Donnell May and her husband, Alan of Daphne, Alabama; grandchildren, Jennifer Knight, Justin Knight, Jacob Dillon, Madison May, and Colton May; sisters, Sherry Reeves and her husband, John H. of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Wanda Joyce Ling, Betty Sue Alston and her husband, Gilbert, and Patsy Ann Zoch all of Vidor; brother, Donald Earl Reeves, and his wife, Ann of Winnie; and numerous nieces and nephews.

His funeral service will be 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 19, 2011, at Eastgate United Pentecostal Church, 290 South Street, Vidor with Reverend G.R. “Bobby” Edwards and Reverend Randy Stanton officiating under the direction of Broussard’s, 1605 North Major Drive, Beaumont. His graveside service will be held at 2:00 p.m. at Camp Ruby Cemetery in Dallardsville. A gathering of his family and friends will be from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Monday, July 18, 2011, at the church.

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Services

Visitation

Gathering of Family and Friends

Eastgate United Pentecostal Church

290 South Street

Vidor, TX 77662

July 18, 2011

5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.

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Visitation

Funeral Service

Eastgate United Pentecostal Church

290 South Street

Vidor, TX 77662

July 19, 2011

10:00 a.m.

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Interment

Camp Ruby Cemetery

Dallardsville, TX 77332

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Condolences (23)

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The May Family Daphne, AL March 26, 2012
It's been some time since we lost Ron and it is true time does heals some pain. But to lose someone like Ron and what he stood for, the soul never fully heals. Ron was a person in our lives that stood for what is right in a world gone wrong. He never placed himself above doing right by others. So many times in my life he offered his help and advice for me and my family. It was always for the good of others he did this with no expectation of reward or acknowledgment in return. For Madsion and Colton he was their Pop. He taught them what life was and how to enjoy it. He lived life as we all should by making the most of what he had and not pondering what he did not. To all he met, he was their friend and was the richest man I've know because he treasured what is important. Never meeting a stranger was sometimes said as a joke, but looking back it was who he was in his heart and soul. To the very end of his life, he was always helping others above himself. Now with the joyfull memories of Ron, we continue down our own life's path until we meet our last day here. I think our goal should be to be better people. I have known many honorable men in my short life and I can say that Ron is at the top of my list. He was an honest man that would help you in your time of need without regard to himself. Worldly posessions meant nothing to him when it came to others. He had what it takes to be called a man on all accounts and I look forward to the day I can see him again.
God bless you and all the good and honor you stood for. Ron, we love you and we miss you. With love, your son, daughter and grandchildren.
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Mark Fetherlin Vidor, TX July 20, 2011
Praying God brings comfort to you .
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Frank and Terry Villiva Brookeland, TX July 19, 2011
Rayburn 100 has lost a very special member of our family. Our hearts are heavy and our minds are tired. In time may we find comfort all around us from the memories and the many hours we were honored to share with Ron, most of them laughing at those stories. Oh and how how Ron could tell a story...