Billy Wayne Barbee was born the son of the late Thomas J. and Emma (Lowry) Barbee. Mr. Barbee honorably served in the United States Airforce from 1954 to 1957. Following his military service, Bill worked as an aircraft mechanic six years for Boeing Aircraft and 31 years for Bell Helicopter.
Bill served his family as a fine role model. He was a man of God, serving as provider and protector of his family. Bill had a servant's heart and always worked hard. He helped people in all circumstances. The most valuable lesson taught to his family was humility. His son saw, watched and heard through prayers Bill offered for others but never for himself. Although he never had many words to say, when he did speak it was with wisdom and humor.
Bill was preceded in death by his daughter, Katherine L. Barbee Cherry in 1981 and son, David W. Barbee in 1984.
Survivors include wife, Jackie L. Goedeke Barbee of Azle; son, Stephen D. Barbee; grandchildren, Jennifer, Sarah, Ashley, and Morgan; sister, Annie Florine Summersgill; several nieces, great nieces and nephews.
Bill served his family as a fine role model. He was a man of God, serving as provider and protector of his family. Bill had a servant's heart and always worked hard. He helped people in all circumstances. The most valuable lesson taught to his family was humility. His son saw, watched and heard through prayers Bill offered for others but never for himself. Although he never had many words to say, when he did speak it was with wisdom and humor.
Bill was preceded in death by his daughter, Katherine L. Barbee Cherry in 1981 and son, David W. Barbee in 1984.
Survivors include wife, Jackie L. Goedeke Barbee of Azle; son, Stephen D. Barbee; grandchildren, Jennifer, Sarah, Ashley, and Morgan; sister, Annie Florine Summersgill; several nieces, great nieces and nephews.
Billy Wayne Barbee was born the son of the late Thomas J. and Emma (Lowry) Barbee. Mr. Barbee honorably served in the United States Airforce from 1954 to 1957. Following his military service, Bill worked as an aircraft mechanic six years for Boeing Aircraft and 31 years for Bell Helicopter.
Bill served his family as a fine role model. He was a man of God, serving as provider and protector of his family. Bill had a servant's heart and always worked hard. He helped people in all circumstances. The most valuable lesson taught to his family was humility. His son saw, watched and heard through prayers Bill offered for others but never for himself. Although he never had many words to say, when he did speak it was with wisdom and humor.
Bill was preceded in death by his daughter, Katherine L. Barbee Cherry in 1981 and son, David W. Barbee in 1984.
Survivors include wife, Jackie L. Goedeke Barbee of Azle; son, Stephen D. Barbee; grandchildren, Jennifer, Sarah, Ashley, and Morgan; sister, Annie Florine Summersgill; several nieces, great nieces and nephews.
Bill served his family as a fine role model. He was a man of God, serving as provider and protector of his family. Bill had a servant's heart and always worked hard. He helped people in all circumstances. The most valuable lesson taught to his family was humility. His son saw, watched and heard through prayers Bill offered for others but never for himself. Although he never had many words to say, when he did speak it was with wisdom and humor.
Bill was preceded in death by his daughter, Katherine L. Barbee Cherry in 1981 and son, David W. Barbee in 1984.
Survivors include wife, Jackie L. Goedeke Barbee of Azle; son, Stephen D. Barbee; grandchildren, Jennifer, Sarah, Ashley, and Morgan; sister, Annie Florine Summersgill; several nieces, great nieces and nephews.
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