Mystical blue eyes
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
~~~~~
Mr. Blake Bryant Bailey of Kilgore, Texas, died of natural causes while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. He was born to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. He graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in Manufacturing Engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72’ Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
(Rader FH internet post, Aug 2014)∼Mystical blue eyes
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
Blake Bryant Bailey died of natural causes at age 44 on August 27, 2014 while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. His permanent address was 638 Town Oaks Circle, Kilgore.
Blake was born in Fort Worth, Texas on June 30, 1970 to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. Blake graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in manufacturing engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake is survived by his parents, Eddie Bailey Brown of Henderson, Texas and Blake Henry Bailey of Tyler, Texas, stepmother, Nan Bailey, of Tyler stepfather, Bill Brown of Henderson, sisters, Carey McElyea, of Kilgore, Laura Bailey Shulenberger, of Tyler, Katherine Bailey, of Tyler, nephew, Landon McElyea, niece, Bailey Shulenberger and numerous uncles, aunts and cousins.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72-foot Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
Funeral services will be held Monday September 1, 2014 at 2pm in the chapel of Rader Funeral Home in Henderson, Texas.
Visitation will be 6-8pm on Sunday, August 31, 2014.
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
~~~~~
Mr. Blake Bryant Bailey of Kilgore, Texas, died of natural causes while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. He was born to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. He graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in Manufacturing Engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72’ Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
(Rader FH internet post, Aug 2014)∼Mystical blue eyes
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
Blake Bryant Bailey died of natural causes at age 44 on August 27, 2014 while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. His permanent address was 638 Town Oaks Circle, Kilgore.
Blake was born in Fort Worth, Texas on June 30, 1970 to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. Blake graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in manufacturing engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake is survived by his parents, Eddie Bailey Brown of Henderson, Texas and Blake Henry Bailey of Tyler, Texas, stepmother, Nan Bailey, of Tyler stepfather, Bill Brown of Henderson, sisters, Carey McElyea, of Kilgore, Laura Bailey Shulenberger, of Tyler, Katherine Bailey, of Tyler, nephew, Landon McElyea, niece, Bailey Shulenberger and numerous uncles, aunts and cousins.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72-foot Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
Funeral services will be held Monday September 1, 2014 at 2pm in the chapel of Rader Funeral Home in Henderson, Texas.
Visitation will be 6-8pm on Sunday, August 31, 2014.
Mystical blue eyes
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
~~~~~
Mr. Blake Bryant Bailey of Kilgore, Texas, died of natural causes while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. He was born to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. He graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in Manufacturing Engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72’ Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
(Rader FH internet post, Aug 2014)∼Mystical blue eyes
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
Blake Bryant Bailey died of natural causes at age 44 on August 27, 2014 while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. His permanent address was 638 Town Oaks Circle, Kilgore.
Blake was born in Fort Worth, Texas on June 30, 1970 to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. Blake graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in manufacturing engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake is survived by his parents, Eddie Bailey Brown of Henderson, Texas and Blake Henry Bailey of Tyler, Texas, stepmother, Nan Bailey, of Tyler stepfather, Bill Brown of Henderson, sisters, Carey McElyea, of Kilgore, Laura Bailey Shulenberger, of Tyler, Katherine Bailey, of Tyler, nephew, Landon McElyea, niece, Bailey Shulenberger and numerous uncles, aunts and cousins.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72-foot Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
Funeral services will be held Monday September 1, 2014 at 2pm in the chapel of Rader Funeral Home in Henderson, Texas.
Visitation will be 6-8pm on Sunday, August 31, 2014.
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
~~~~~
Mr. Blake Bryant Bailey of Kilgore, Texas, died of natural causes while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. He was born to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. He graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in Manufacturing Engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72’ Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
(Rader FH internet post, Aug 2014)∼Mystical blue eyes
Revealed love and adventure
We embraced his depth
Blake Bryant Bailey died of natural causes at age 44 on August 27, 2014 while on assignment evaluating storm damage in Michigan. His permanent address was 638 Town Oaks Circle, Kilgore.
Blake was born in Fort Worth, Texas on June 30, 1970 to Blake Henry Bailey and Eddie Bailey Brown.
He graduated from Henderson High School in 1988 where he lettered in football. Blake graduated from Baylor University in 1994 with a BBA and later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a degree in manufacturing engineering, with a duel major in mathematics.
Blake is survived by his parents, Eddie Bailey Brown of Henderson, Texas and Blake Henry Bailey of Tyler, Texas, stepmother, Nan Bailey, of Tyler stepfather, Bill Brown of Henderson, sisters, Carey McElyea, of Kilgore, Laura Bailey Shulenberger, of Tyler, Katherine Bailey, of Tyler, nephew, Landon McElyea, niece, Bailey Shulenberger and numerous uncles, aunts and cousins.
Blake chose the path least traveled and spent much of his adult life in South and Central America. His residence was a 72-foot Morgan sailboat. He walked the beaches and observed sea turtles as they came to shore to lay eggs. He was a writer and artist and an inspiration to all who knew him for his fearless, yet gentle and spiritual approach to life. Members of his extended family and friends from around the world feel the emptiness left behind with his departure.
Funeral services will be held Monday September 1, 2014 at 2pm in the chapel of Rader Funeral Home in Henderson, Texas.
Visitation will be 6-8pm on Sunday, August 31, 2014.
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