Billy Fred Massey, 78, of Mexia, Texas passed at Rambling Oaks Courtyard in Highland Village, Texas, December 29, 2013 after a courageous battle with cancer and congestive heart failure.
Bill will be remembered for gifts of love, generosity, wit and genuine care for others. Bill's testimony of Christ was evident through his actions of helping those in need, his delight in his grandchildren, his encouraging words and many will remember him for his love of leading singing.
His career was varied beginning with heavy equipment operation and factory work to auto and firearms sales. A true "horse-trader" he was known to buy, sell and trade for almost anything and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. If you needed something, he could probably find it and get it for you. In fact, family members had to be careful saying what they wanted around him, as he would find it and have it to give to them the next time he saw them.
Bill was born in Mexia, Texas on April 4, 1935. He graduated from Ingleside High School. He is preceded in death by his parents Fred G. Massey and Juanita (Massey) Beicker, wife Doris (Simmons) Massey, and grandson Donald Chad Massey. He is survived by his brother and sister; two sons. He is also survived by three grandchildren; three great-grand children and several nieces and nephews.
Bill will be remembered for gifts of love, generosity, wit and genuine care for others. Bill's testimony of Christ was evident through his actions of helping those in need, his delight in his grandchildren, his encouraging words and many will remember him for his love of leading singing.
His career was varied beginning with heavy equipment operation and factory work to auto and firearms sales. A true "horse-trader" he was known to buy, sell and trade for almost anything and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. If you needed something, he could probably find it and get it for you. In fact, family members had to be careful saying what they wanted around him, as he would find it and have it to give to them the next time he saw them.
Bill was born in Mexia, Texas on April 4, 1935. He graduated from Ingleside High School. He is preceded in death by his parents Fred G. Massey and Juanita (Massey) Beicker, wife Doris (Simmons) Massey, and grandson Donald Chad Massey. He is survived by his brother and sister; two sons. He is also survived by three grandchildren; three great-grand children and several nieces and nephews.
Billy Fred Massey, 78, of Mexia, Texas passed at Rambling Oaks Courtyard in Highland Village, Texas, December 29, 2013 after a courageous battle with cancer and congestive heart failure.
Bill will be remembered for gifts of love, generosity, wit and genuine care for others. Bill's testimony of Christ was evident through his actions of helping those in need, his delight in his grandchildren, his encouraging words and many will remember him for his love of leading singing.
His career was varied beginning with heavy equipment operation and factory work to auto and firearms sales. A true "horse-trader" he was known to buy, sell and trade for almost anything and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. If you needed something, he could probably find it and get it for you. In fact, family members had to be careful saying what they wanted around him, as he would find it and have it to give to them the next time he saw them.
Bill was born in Mexia, Texas on April 4, 1935. He graduated from Ingleside High School. He is preceded in death by his parents Fred G. Massey and Juanita (Massey) Beicker, wife Doris (Simmons) Massey, and grandson Donald Chad Massey. He is survived by his brother and sister; two sons. He is also survived by three grandchildren; three great-grand children and several nieces and nephews.
Bill will be remembered for gifts of love, generosity, wit and genuine care for others. Bill's testimony of Christ was evident through his actions of helping those in need, his delight in his grandchildren, his encouraging words and many will remember him for his love of leading singing.
His career was varied beginning with heavy equipment operation and factory work to auto and firearms sales. A true "horse-trader" he was known to buy, sell and trade for almost anything and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. If you needed something, he could probably find it and get it for you. In fact, family members had to be careful saying what they wanted around him, as he would find it and have it to give to them the next time he saw them.
Bill was born in Mexia, Texas on April 4, 1935. He graduated from Ingleside High School. He is preceded in death by his parents Fred G. Massey and Juanita (Massey) Beicker, wife Doris (Simmons) Massey, and grandson Donald Chad Massey. He is survived by his brother and sister; two sons. He is also survived by three grandchildren; three great-grand children and several nieces and nephews.
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