Funeral for Billy O'Brien, 51, of Kirbyville was held February 3, at Kirbyville Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Bean Cemetery.
He died Sunday at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston after an illness.
A native of Magnolia Springs, he lived in Kirbyville most of his life and was a self-employed paint and body repairman.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Jane O'Brien; a son Russell O'Brien; two daughters, Darenda Brandon and Debbie Hutchinson; and mother, Rosa O'Brien, all of Kirbyville; four brothers, Merle O'Brien of Houston. Jerry O'Brien of Hankamer, J. W. O'Brien of Milam, and Arthur O'Brien of Kirbyville; four sisters, Evelyn Lindsey of Jefferson, Eunice Herrin of Channelview, and Helen Holloway and Francis Wessel, both of Kirbyville; and five grand children.
He died Sunday at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston after an illness.
A native of Magnolia Springs, he lived in Kirbyville most of his life and was a self-employed paint and body repairman.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Jane O'Brien; a son Russell O'Brien; two daughters, Darenda Brandon and Debbie Hutchinson; and mother, Rosa O'Brien, all of Kirbyville; four brothers, Merle O'Brien of Houston. Jerry O'Brien of Hankamer, J. W. O'Brien of Milam, and Arthur O'Brien of Kirbyville; four sisters, Evelyn Lindsey of Jefferson, Eunice Herrin of Channelview, and Helen Holloway and Francis Wessel, both of Kirbyville; and five grand children.
Funeral for Billy O'Brien, 51, of Kirbyville was held February 3, at Kirbyville Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Bean Cemetery.
He died Sunday at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston after an illness.
A native of Magnolia Springs, he lived in Kirbyville most of his life and was a self-employed paint and body repairman.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Jane O'Brien; a son Russell O'Brien; two daughters, Darenda Brandon and Debbie Hutchinson; and mother, Rosa O'Brien, all of Kirbyville; four brothers, Merle O'Brien of Houston. Jerry O'Brien of Hankamer, J. W. O'Brien of Milam, and Arthur O'Brien of Kirbyville; four sisters, Evelyn Lindsey of Jefferson, Eunice Herrin of Channelview, and Helen Holloway and Francis Wessel, both of Kirbyville; and five grand children.
He died Sunday at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston after an illness.
A native of Magnolia Springs, he lived in Kirbyville most of his life and was a self-employed paint and body repairman.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Jane O'Brien; a son Russell O'Brien; two daughters, Darenda Brandon and Debbie Hutchinson; and mother, Rosa O'Brien, all of Kirbyville; four brothers, Merle O'Brien of Houston. Jerry O'Brien of Hankamer, J. W. O'Brien of Milam, and Arthur O'Brien of Kirbyville; four sisters, Evelyn Lindsey of Jefferson, Eunice Herrin of Channelview, and Helen Holloway and Francis Wessel, both of Kirbyville; and five grand children.
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