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 BILL (GEORGE W.) HOWARD, 63, passed from this life into God's arms
December 31, 2005 from cancer. Welcomed into heaven by parents Jack and Beth
Howard. A wonderful, kind, caring, and gentle man. He loved his family and
friends. Bill always loved to laugh and joke, and to go out to eat. He worked
hard to keep everyone happy and when things were down he would always try to
find a way to help us look to better days ahead. He was a loving and devoted
husband to Beverly for 41 years. Through all the really rough times he was
the one who held us together. He was so proud of his work at Courtesy
Chevrolet where he was Assistant Parts Manager for 13 years. He always
strived to keep the Parts Dept. running smoothly and efficiently. He made
many friends there and their friendships lasted till the end. He is survived
by his wife; Beverly and their children whom he loved deeply, Son; Kirk, his
wife Linora and son Andrew, Daughter; Terri and husband Brandt Kennedy,
Daughter; Nancy Beth and husband Joshua Robinson and son Riley, Father In Law
Ray Roy. Brother; Carl Howard, Nephews; Lee and Carl David Howard,
Sister-in-law; Donna Spaulding and Royetta Lauderbaugh, Nieces; Robin Armijo
her husband Danny and sons Cody, Josh T, and Kyle, Chris Loisel and daughter
Nicki, son Joey, Nephews; Bryan Spaulding wife Lora and son Benjamin, Eric
Lauderbaugh and son Max, Special cousins; Linda, Nancy, Mary Beth, and Gerry
Rae, Special Friends, Kathy Hatfield, Shirley and Bobby Harkins, Pam and
George Elam, Numerous Aunts and cousins. In lieu of flowers, please take the
money you would have spent on flowers and take someone you love to dinner and
give a toast to Bill. He will be cremated and his ashes will be mixed with
Beverly's at the time of her passing. Their ashes will be spread over the
wildflowers in the Texas Hill Country that they loved so much. Visitation
will be on Tuesday, January 3, 2006 from 6-9pm at Brookside Funeral Home.
Funeral Service will be on Wednesday, at 3:00 PM, January 4, 2006 at
Brookside Funeral Home Chapel.
Published in the Houston
Chronicle on 1/3/2006.
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