In Remembrance of the '68 Class Family and Friends

Gerald Weber, brother of Lana Weber

  Gerald was a devoted husband, a loving father of five, cherished grandfather, and brother to five adored siblings. He passed away at the age of 71 after a courageous battle with cancer. Gerald was a badass musician, a Mensa member, skilled salesman, and a founder of Kendrick amplifiers. He shared his passions and skill with all as a teacher, musician and friend. He touched countless lives with his warmth and talent. He found something to value in everyone he met and took the time to get to know them and make them feel seen. He lives on through the memories he left behind and leaves a legacy of love, inspiration and relentless positivity that will forever be remembered. His spirit will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know him. May he rest in eternal peace.

Aline Henderson Gothia, mother of Linda Gothia

  94, from Port Neches, Texas, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her family, on Monday, April 1, 2024. Aline was born to Allen and Beulah Henderson on January 8, 1930.
Aline Henderson Gothia was not just a wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother but a beacon of strength and love for her family and community. Her legacy extends beyond her titles to the profound impact she had on those around her.
She was known for her wit and jovial spirit, which remained with her until her peaceful passing.
Aline's passion for creativity shone brightly through her career as a business owner of the L&R Variety Store for many years. Her dedication to her family was unwavering, and she took great pride in supporting them wholeheartedly.
In addition to being a talented seamstress and craftswoman who enjoyed puzzles and home improvement projects like staining cabinets and painting, Aline found joy in life's simple pleasures. She was fond of travel and cherished dining at The Cracker Barrel and Luby's, where she made cherished memories.
One of Aline's proudest accomplishments was "doting" on her grandchildren - a testament to her boundless love for her family. Her nurturing spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those lucky enough to have known her.
Aline leaves behind a legacy of love and devotion that will be carried on by those closest to her. She was preceded in death by her parents, Allen and Beulah Henderson; sisters, Doris Cole and Gloria English; brother-in-law, William M. English, Sr., and nephew, William "Bill" English, Jr.
Aline is survived by her beloved husband of 75 years, Lindy Gothia of Port Neches, Texas; daughters, Linda Gothia of Port Neches, Texas; Cindy Gothia Reynolds and husband, Nathan "Buddy"; and Mindy Gothia; grandchildren, Lindsey Gothia Gill and husband Steven; Morgan West and wife Naomi; Alan Reynolds and wife Michelle; Kevin Reynolds and wife Lindsey; great-grandchildren, Bryson Gill, Elijah West, Zack Gill, Ayla Reynolds, Charlie Reynolds, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins whose lives her kindness touched.
We thank the hospice nurses, Amy and Cindy, and our cousins, Vickie Rachal Thompson and Mary English Hudson, for their kindness, support, and love. They are what families are all about. We love you all.
A gathering of family and friends will be held Friday, April 5, 2024, at Melancon Levingston Funeral Home in Nederland from 12:30 p.m. until 1:30 p.m., with a Rosary to be recited at 1:30 p.m., followed by the Celebration of Aline's Life to begin at 2:00 p.m.
She may have left this world physically, but her memory will forever be etched in our hearts. Rest in peace, dear Aline.

Jason Dale Guidry, son of Dale Guidry

  Jason Dale Guidry, 52, of Fannett, Texas passed on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, in Beaumont, Texas. Born on December 27, 1971, in Houston, Texas, Jason was a man of unwavering faith and an exemplary role model for men, husbands, and fathers.
Throughout his life, Jason cherished his high school sweetheart, Andrea Guidry, his devoted wife of 29 years. Their love was a testament of commitment and loyalty. A man of many passions, Jason had a deep love and possessed an unshakable faith in his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He served as a Deacon at Ridgewood Church and as the long-standing drummer in the praise band. Jason opened his heart and home to anyone in need and loved spending time with his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed the outdoors, whether it be camping, hunting, or spending time at the beach with his family. Jason was also known to enjoy dancing around the house with his family and his wife, his favorite dance partner.
Jason began his successful career with Huntsman Corporation in 1997. Through two transitions of the plant by Flint Hills and later MOTIVA, he was proud of a combined total of 27 years of service. His passion, dedication, and work ethic were noticed by all who had the opportunity to work with him. It was that drive that allowed him to achieve his current position of PEI Inspection Supervisor. Jason will be missed by all who had the fortunate opportunity to work by his side.
Those left to cherish Jason's memory include his loving wife, Andrea Guidry of Fannett, Texas; his father, Dale Guidry and wife, Anna; children, Tamara Guidry, Gavin Guidry, Savannah Salas and her husband, Joseph, Wyatt Guidry and his wife, Gabby, Bella Guidry, and Hayden Guidry; brother, Dustin Guidry and wife, Kerri; sister, Ashley Davis and husband, Mark; grandchildren, Ainnisia Crim, Zen Crim, Icelyn Crim, Adelynn Salas, Jayce Salas, and Maddox Guidry who all affectionately called him "Dude", as well as numerous loving nieces and nephews who knew him as "Uncle J". Jason Dale Guidry's life will be honored and celebrated through two events at Ridgewood Church located at 2920 Lake Arthur Drive in Port Arthur, Texas. The first, a gathering of Jason's family and friends, will be held on Sunday evening, April 14, 2024 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. The second will be a Celebration of Jason's life held on Monday, April 15, 2024 at 11:00 am. Interment will follow at Oak Bluff Memorial Park in Port Neches, Texas.
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made in Jason’s honor for Night To Shine SETX, a magical prom experience for people with special needs and disabilities 14 years and older. Contributions can be made at www.nighttoshinesetx.comg.
It is our prayer that Jason's legacy of love, faithfulness, and generosity will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him. May his love for Christ continue to impact us all.

Harold Lester Robinson, husband of Becky LeBlanc

 Harold Lester Robinson of Conroe, Texas passed away peacefully at his home on March 22, 2024, at the age of 85. He was born on November 11, 1938 to parents, Lawrence Clifton Robinson, Sr. and Mildred C. Peoples Robinson.
Harold was preceded in death by his parents; son, James Lloyd Robinson; brother, Larry Robinson; and stepdaughter, Janell Pinner.
He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Rebecca (Becky) Robinson; his son, Leon Robinson and wife Lisa; 3 grandchildren: Kaiti Moyers and husband Levi, Kaid Robinson, and Kolt Robinson; 2 great grandchildren: Moxie and Marlei Moyers; sister, Joyce Bonin and husband Carson; stepdaughter, Brandi DeLao; brother-in-law, Maurice LeBlanc, Jr.; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Harold was born and raised in Conroe, Texas. Professionally, he started out as a master welder working in the construction industry. He went on to work for Tellepsen as a Superintendent, retiring from there after 20 years.
Harold had a passion for the outdoors and was an avid horseman and hunter. He had numerous hunting dogs that he trained to hunt feral hogs that assisted ranchers from having their land destroyed. He loved elk and deer hunting in Colorado along with the beauty of God's country.
He will be dearly missed and forever loved by his family and friends.
Services will be held at McNutt Funeral Home March 29th; visitation from 1-2, memorial service starting at 2 with a reception immediately following.
The family would like to thank the amazing staff at Heart-to-Heart Hospice, Maritza Chavez and Leslie Saravia for the exceptional care of our loved one during this difficult time.

Kane Cole Adams, grandson of Shari Champagne

  33, of Port Arthur, Texas, passed away on Thursday, February 8, 2024.
A visitation will be held on Thursday, February 15, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at Melancon Levingston Funeral Home in Groves.
Prayer services will follow at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 15, 2024.
Kane was born in Port Arthur, Texas, on September 19, 1990, he was the son of Bobby Adams, and Neicole Macon. He was a force larger than life. He was the life of the party, the practical joker and always had the best dance moves. Throughout his life he saw many seasons yet was determined to weather his storm. He loved his family and was focused on moving forward. We know you are fishing in the Heavens with all the loved ones who were waiting on you with open arms. Our beloved Kane Cole “Fishin Pole” Adams.
He is proceeded in death by parent, bonus dad Chris Macon, grandfather Eddie Vernon “Black Diamond” Morgan, grandmother Gloria Morgan, grandfather Clint Macon and grandmother, Patricia Taylor.
He is survived by his loving parents, mother Neicole Macon and boyfriend James Wactor Jr., of Groves, TX; father, Bobby Adams and bonus mom Stephine Adams of Groves, TX; his fiancé, Kayla Rapone of Groves, TX; children, Kylor Cole Adams of Lumberton, Kane Cole Adams Jr., and Kylie Kay Adams of Groves, TX; grandparents: Robert and Shari Adams of Groves, TX; Pam Macon Daigle of Hot Springs AK; Don Taylor of Greenville; Nancy Woolam Taubert of San Antonio TX; and Winford and Kathy Sanford of Corpus Christi, TX; brothers: Jacob Macon of Groves, TX; and Logan Broussard of Fannett, TX; sister Magen Spurlock of Silsbee, TX; There are many family members and friends left to cherish his memory and oh the memories they have.

Donald "Don" Anglin, husband of Barbara Griffin

 beloved husband of Barbara Anglin and step-father to Lindsey Ross Lefort, departed earth into the arms of his LORD on Wednesday, February 7, 2024, at his residence.in Port Neches.
Don was born on February 25, 1946, in Port Arthur, Texas, to his beloved parents Donald and Hildegard Anglin.
Don's career journey was diverse and filled with determination. He began his professional life at Bradley Auto Supply in Port Arthur before transitioning to a role as a mechanic at Weaver Scelerandi Auto Dealership in Port Arthur. He then became a Port Neches Police Officer, where he discovered his purpose to protect and serve his community. From there, a good friend, Harry Gardner asked Don to go to work for Neches Butane Refinery which later became Texaco and later Huntsman. Utilizing his sharp mind and attention to detail to contribute significantly to the company, he then acquired and became a (CSP) Certified Safety Professional. Huntsman then sent him back to school for a Paralegal Degree to help further his duties for Huntsman. Eventually, Don pursued his passion for real estate and obtained his Real Estate License now employed with Remax in the Golden Triangle area, where he demonstrated his exceptional skills in sales. Don's personality and strong work ethic allowed him to thrive in this arena as well. He also built fences for a home builder in Beaumont; he donated and built the fence for St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Groves; he even dug water wells for neighbors and friends and he also donated and had the sign made for the Calvary Cemetery on 9thAvenue in Port Arthur. He was a “Jack of all Trades”.
Outside of work, Don was known for his remarkable ability to repair anything for friends, family and local nail technicians who would often bring their small broken appliances such as blenders, toasters and nail drills to The Nail Cottage, their place of business—and leave them stacked up for Don's skilled hands to mend. Don valued education and completed his studies at Thomas Jefferson High School in 1964. This foundation provided him with the tools necessary for lifetime success. Don also served his city again as a City Councilman for many years.
Don and the love of his life, Barbara; later became beekeepers and enjoyed taking care of them and harvesting the honey that they provided. They worshiped at St. Anthony Cathedral Basilica in Beaumont. He and Barbara were Eucharistic Ministers; while attending St. Peter’s Catholic Church they served as coordinators for the sponsor couple and starting over in Christ programs; attended and coordinated retreats; as they were devoted to their FAITH and would do anything they could to help others achieve their ministry, faith and overall happiness in this world. Most of all, Don loved his family and friends. There was nothing Don would not do for his fellow man. He truly would give his shirt to anyone who needed it. Don was one of a kind; people loved him and in return he gave them his all; he was truly a good hardworking man with a “Big Heart”. We will miss you Don but you will never be forgotten.
He leaves behind a profound legacy that will be cherished by all those fortunate enough to have known him. Don's memory will forever be treasured by his surviving family members: his loving wife of forty years, Barbara Griffin Anglin of Port Neches; step-daughter Lindsey Ross Lefort of Port Neches; grandchildren Ross Lefort, Kate Lefort, and Lucas Lefort; Sister Haidee Tadora and her husband Ray and their son, Collin; Sister Hilde Atterberry and her husband Richard and their children, Joshua, Zachary, Adam and Daniel; brother Peter Anglin.
To honor Don's life and pay respects, a visitation will be held on Monday, February 12, 2024, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM at St. James Catholic Church located at 3617 Gulfway Drive in Port Arthur, Texas. This will be followed by a Mass starting at 2:00 PM at St. James Catholic Church. All are welcome to join in commemorating the remarkable life of Don Anglin. Burial will then follow at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Groves, Texas.
Don Anglin was an exceptional individual who touched the lives of many through his hard work, dedication, and fervent commitment to his family and careers. He will be fondly remembered as a loving husband, caring father, doting grandfather, and loyal friend. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Lynn Bert Fowler, brother of Billy Fowler

 68, resident of Port Aransas, Texas passed from this life, January 13, 2024 in his home. He was born in Port Arthur, Texas to proud and loving parents, Willis M. Fowler, Jr. and Bessie LeJeune Fowler on June 10, 1955.
Lynn was a caring, son, brother, father, grandfather and step-father. Growing up He was very athletic and played different sports, and lettered in three sports in Junior High School. He graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1973, and lettered in football.
He moved to Deer Park, Texas in 1977 and worked for shell Oil for 39 years. During his time there he made many friends and enjoyed playing softball, BBQ cook offs, and yearly fishing trips with his work family. He loved to cook and never missed a crawfish boil. After retirement he fulfilled his dream of moving to Port Aransas to become a beach comber with his little dog Elvis.
He was preceded in death by his son Tyler Louis Fowler, his twin brother Glynn M. Fowler and his parents.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory; granddaughter Jaycie Renee Fowler, brothers Willis M. “Billy” Fowler and wife Lorraine, Benn M. Fowler and wife Elaine, and Step daughter Cynthia “Cindy” Fowler.
In his honor a celebration of life will be held Saturday, February 10, 2024 at 2:00pm in the Crowder Funeral Home Chapel Dickinson, Texas.

Wilford Larry Fergusson, husband of Penny Moak

 peacefully passed away on January 21, 2024 surrounded by family at home after a long journey with Alzheimer's. He was 77 years old. A memorial service will be held at Robinson Church of Christ (428 Chado Ln, Robinson, TX 76706) on Saturday, January 27, 2024 starting at 11:00am followed by a time of visitation. All are also welcome to attend a additional graveside service at Robinson Cemetery (620 East Stegall Rd. Robinson, TX 76706) at 2:00pm.
Larry, as he was fondly known, was born on January 30, 1946, in Port Arthur, TX, to Demetra and Wilford Fergusson. At the age of 3, Larry contracted Polio which nearly ended his life. Doctors predicted he would never regain the ability to walk, but through the diligence of his mother’s care and his immense will, Larry recovered and walked for over 70 years. Growing up in Port Arthur, he loved hunting and fishing the bayous with his father and friends. As a teenager, he met Penny while at church and began a courtship that would last a lifetime. After graduating from Port Arthur High School in 1964, Larry pursued his passion for science and earned a degree in Biology from Lamar University. On September 27, 1969, he married the love of his life, Penny, and together they embarked on a beautiful journey filled with love, joy, and adventure.
Larry's career with the state of Texas in water quality led him to Kilgore, TX, where he and Penny welcomed their first child, Laurie. The family then settled in Duncanville, TX, where their other two children, Tammie and Cody, were born. In 1991, Larry's dedication and expertise earned him the position of Water Quality District Manager with the Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission, which led to their move to Waco, TX. Robinson, a small town near Waco, became their beloved home for the next 33 years.
Larry was a devoted family man who always put his loved ones first. He had an incredible sense of humor that brought joy to those around him. Known for his exceptional problem solving skills, Larry could fix anything and was an accomplished wood carver of duck decoys. He had a deep love for music and enjoyed playing his guitar.
Larry's love for his family was unwavering, and he fiercely protected and supported them throughout their lives. He was a dedicated and active member of the Robinson Church of Christ, where he served as a Deacon. Larry's wisdom and intelligence were evident to all who knew him, and he was always willing to share his knowledge and insight.
In addition to his wife Penny, Larry is survived by his daughter, Laurie and husband Waldo; daughter Tammie and husband David; son Cody and wife Carole. He was also blessed with seven grandchildren, Noah, Devin, Emma, Kinley, Ava, Joshua, and Lucy, who brought immense joy and happiness to his life. Larry was preceded in death by his mother, Demetra, father, Wilford, and sister Barbara.