Gene Marlon Lewis was born September 29, 1934. He passed away on March 12, 2019 in Mesquite, TX.
He proudly served in the United States Army. Gene was an express courier for many years. He enjoyed building model cars, trains, crosswords, and all kinds of different things, Treasure hunting, and all manners of science. He loved knowing the inner workings of things and how they functioned. Gene was intrigued by many things and loved to explore.
Gene is preceded in death by his lovely wife, Denzel JoRetta Lewis; His parents Gladstone and Hattie Mae Lewis.
He is survived by his four adoring and caring children; Greg Lewis, Tamara and David Wheeler, Jack and Laura Lewis, Connie Fulenwider; Grandchildren, Jason and Amanda Lewis, Emily and John Crisp, Josh and Heather Wheeler, Andy and Yvette Fulenwider, Madison and Rick Lusk, and Grant Lewis; Great-Grandchildren, Jonathan, Jake, Jacob, Jasmine, Zane, Jarad, and Blain.
Grove Hill Funeral Home
He proudly served in the United States Army. Gene was an express courier for many years. He enjoyed building model cars, trains, crosswords, and all kinds of different things, Treasure hunting, and all manners of science. He loved knowing the inner workings of things and how they functioned. Gene was intrigued by many things and loved to explore.
Gene is preceded in death by his lovely wife, Denzel JoRetta Lewis; His parents Gladstone and Hattie Mae Lewis.
He is survived by his four adoring and caring children; Greg Lewis, Tamara and David Wheeler, Jack and Laura Lewis, Connie Fulenwider; Grandchildren, Jason and Amanda Lewis, Emily and John Crisp, Josh and Heather Wheeler, Andy and Yvette Fulenwider, Madison and Rick Lusk, and Grant Lewis; Great-Grandchildren, Jonathan, Jake, Jacob, Jasmine, Zane, Jarad, and Blain.
Grove Hill Funeral Home
Gene Marlon Lewis was born September 29, 1934. He passed away on March 12, 2019 in Mesquite, TX.
He proudly served in the United States Army. Gene was an express courier for many years. He enjoyed building model cars, trains, crosswords, and all kinds of different things, Treasure hunting, and all manners of science. He loved knowing the inner workings of things and how they functioned. Gene was intrigued by many things and loved to explore.
Gene is preceded in death by his lovely wife, Denzel JoRetta Lewis; His parents Gladstone and Hattie Mae Lewis.
He is survived by his four adoring and caring children; Greg Lewis, Tamara and David Wheeler, Jack and Laura Lewis, Connie Fulenwider; Grandchildren, Jason and Amanda Lewis, Emily and John Crisp, Josh and Heather Wheeler, Andy and Yvette Fulenwider, Madison and Rick Lusk, and Grant Lewis; Great-Grandchildren, Jonathan, Jake, Jacob, Jasmine, Zane, Jarad, and Blain.
Grove Hill Funeral Home
He proudly served in the United States Army. Gene was an express courier for many years. He enjoyed building model cars, trains, crosswords, and all kinds of different things, Treasure hunting, and all manners of science. He loved knowing the inner workings of things and how they functioned. Gene was intrigued by many things and loved to explore.
Gene is preceded in death by his lovely wife, Denzel JoRetta Lewis; His parents Gladstone and Hattie Mae Lewis.
He is survived by his four adoring and caring children; Greg Lewis, Tamara and David Wheeler, Jack and Laura Lewis, Connie Fulenwider; Grandchildren, Jason and Amanda Lewis, Emily and John Crisp, Josh and Heather Wheeler, Andy and Yvette Fulenwider, Madison and Rick Lusk, and Grant Lewis; Great-Grandchildren, Jonathan, Jake, Jacob, Jasmine, Zane, Jarad, and Blain.
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