Marvin Edson Hughes, Jr., 87, of Brenham, passed away peacefully on Monday, March 19, 2018. Interment will be at Prairie Lea Cemetery.
Marvin was born in Pasadena, Texas, to Marvin Edson Hughes, Sr. and Olive Mozelle Kelly and weighed in at a mere three pounds.
Marvin served in the U.S. Navy in Korea. He married Joan Inez Holt and for 30 years, they owned Mae Max grocery store in Pasadena. In 1984, he moved to Brenham. Marvin owned and operated Armstrong McCall Beauty Supply, along with his son David, for 25 years.
Marvin loved to hunt, fish, camp, gamble in Louisiana, and do wood crafting. He attended many supercross races. Time with family was precious to him.
He was preceded in death by his step-mother, Myrtia Hughes; and sister, Marilyn Gay Morse.
Survivors include his daughter, Teresa Duff and her husband, Jimmy; sons, Trey Hughes, and David Hughes and his wife, Doreen; grandchildren, Autumn Roberts and her husband, Tad, Dylan Hughes and his special friend, Kristen Piper, and Dawson Hughes and his friend, Shelby Kemper; great-grandchildren, Tye and Beaux Roberts; step-brother, Bill Long and his wife, Myrtle and step-sister, Juanita Erwin; other relatives and many friends. Q5
Marvin was born in Pasadena, Texas, to Marvin Edson Hughes, Sr. and Olive Mozelle Kelly and weighed in at a mere three pounds.
Marvin served in the U.S. Navy in Korea. He married Joan Inez Holt and for 30 years, they owned Mae Max grocery store in Pasadena. In 1984, he moved to Brenham. Marvin owned and operated Armstrong McCall Beauty Supply, along with his son David, for 25 years.
Marvin loved to hunt, fish, camp, gamble in Louisiana, and do wood crafting. He attended many supercross races. Time with family was precious to him.
He was preceded in death by his step-mother, Myrtia Hughes; and sister, Marilyn Gay Morse.
Survivors include his daughter, Teresa Duff and her husband, Jimmy; sons, Trey Hughes, and David Hughes and his wife, Doreen; grandchildren, Autumn Roberts and her husband, Tad, Dylan Hughes and his special friend, Kristen Piper, and Dawson Hughes and his friend, Shelby Kemper; great-grandchildren, Tye and Beaux Roberts; step-brother, Bill Long and his wife, Myrtle and step-sister, Juanita Erwin; other relatives and many friends. Q5
Marvin Edson Hughes, Jr., 87, of Brenham, passed away peacefully on Monday, March 19, 2018. Interment will be at Prairie Lea Cemetery.
Marvin was born in Pasadena, Texas, to Marvin Edson Hughes, Sr. and Olive Mozelle Kelly and weighed in at a mere three pounds.
Marvin served in the U.S. Navy in Korea. He married Joan Inez Holt and for 30 years, they owned Mae Max grocery store in Pasadena. In 1984, he moved to Brenham. Marvin owned and operated Armstrong McCall Beauty Supply, along with his son David, for 25 years.
Marvin loved to hunt, fish, camp, gamble in Louisiana, and do wood crafting. He attended many supercross races. Time with family was precious to him.
He was preceded in death by his step-mother, Myrtia Hughes; and sister, Marilyn Gay Morse.
Survivors include his daughter, Teresa Duff and her husband, Jimmy; sons, Trey Hughes, and David Hughes and his wife, Doreen; grandchildren, Autumn Roberts and her husband, Tad, Dylan Hughes and his special friend, Kristen Piper, and Dawson Hughes and his friend, Shelby Kemper; great-grandchildren, Tye and Beaux Roberts; step-brother, Bill Long and his wife, Myrtle and step-sister, Juanita Erwin; other relatives and many friends. Q5
Marvin was born in Pasadena, Texas, to Marvin Edson Hughes, Sr. and Olive Mozelle Kelly and weighed in at a mere three pounds.
Marvin served in the U.S. Navy in Korea. He married Joan Inez Holt and for 30 years, they owned Mae Max grocery store in Pasadena. In 1984, he moved to Brenham. Marvin owned and operated Armstrong McCall Beauty Supply, along with his son David, for 25 years.
Marvin loved to hunt, fish, camp, gamble in Louisiana, and do wood crafting. He attended many supercross races. Time with family was precious to him.
He was preceded in death by his step-mother, Myrtia Hughes; and sister, Marilyn Gay Morse.
Survivors include his daughter, Teresa Duff and her husband, Jimmy; sons, Trey Hughes, and David Hughes and his wife, Doreen; grandchildren, Autumn Roberts and her husband, Tad, Dylan Hughes and his special friend, Kristen Piper, and Dawson Hughes and his friend, Shelby Kemper; great-grandchildren, Tye and Beaux Roberts; step-brother, Bill Long and his wife, Myrtle and step-sister, Juanita Erwin; other relatives and many friends. Q5
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