Corey Overbeck
Corey Overbeck of Santa Fe, TX unexpectedly went home to be with the Lord on June 9, 2021. Corey was born in Galveston, Texas on May 27, 1983 to Susan Hinds & Curtis Bolton.
Following High School Corey attended The Seafarers Harry Lundeberg School of Seamanship through Seafarers International Union (SIU) in Piney Point, Maryland. From there, he was able to travel the world and obtained his Seafarers License. Corey worked for Inspectorate and was an inspector on ships that came into the many ports along the Gulf Coast.
Corey enjoyed spending time with his family and raising his sons with his wife Liz. He also loved all genres of music and attended concerts with his sons. With his smooth, deep voice he often turned heads while singing karaoke. His voice also once gained the attention of a local radio station which earned Corey a two-hour spot every Friday night as a dj. While supporting his favorite professional sports teams, he would loudly cheer on his team no matter the score. His smile and laugh was cherished and will truly be missed.
Corey is survived by his loving Wife Rosa (Liz) Elizabeth Overbeck, Sons Corey Jr (CJ) & Maxwell (Max); Mother Susan Hinds, Brother John Overbeck IV, Uncle Greg Hinds, Aunt Cindy Irvine; Father/Mother-in-law Steven & Thelma Slaughter, Sister-in-laws Sandra Martinez, Patricia Balcarcel, Shelda Brumini and spouses; Brother-in-law Marcos Balcarcel and spouse; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, countless extended family and friends whom he loved dearly. Corey’s kindness and love will always remain in the hearts of all that knew him. He is preceded in death by his father Curtis Bolton & Grandparents Walt & Maxine Hinds.
A viewing will be held at Pine Drive Baptist Church 705 FM 517 Road East in Dickinson, Texas 77539 Friday, June 18, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. A service officiated by Marcos Balcarcel will follow at 6:00 p.m. After the service a reception with light refreshments will be held in the gymnasium. Please come as you are in any attire to celebrate the life of this loving man that brought joy to everyone he met.
A big smile always, kind, and a gentleman. ken and him can visit in heaven now. As Ken would pick him up many days on his way home from work, when Corey was walking home. Hugs and Love Bonnie
Our deepest condolences to the Frank & Shelda Brumini family at this time of loss for her sister Liz, you are in our prayers.
Truly an infectious smile, and loving heart. So many memories of Corey and our boys at Arcadia First Baptist Church where they spent so many great times in S.S. , Church, VBS, and RAs…I know he is at peace with our Josh and that makes life a little more bearable…may God remind his family everyday, that Corey is missed by so many people that love him.
David and Irma Williams
Corey will always be remember as an honest and kind Person. Corey and I went to school and played little league baseball and football together. I can’t help but to remember Corey and his mother and smile. His one of a kind unique voice, and mannerism would always make me smile. We even shared the same birthday. I send my deepest condolences to his wife, kids Brother, and Mother.
I worked with Corey’s grandmother, Maxine and Rosalie Kubacak at Santa Fe ISD. Susan would bring Corey to visit at school. He was such a cute and sweet little boy.
We always enjoyed their visits.
I send my prayers and condolences to his family. God needed a precious angel in heaven.
Betty Jordan
I love Corey, his smile always lit up the room. I’m sorry I didn’t say hi more often, life gets so busy, until it’s too late. RIP, brother. Thanks for all the kindness. ❤
So sorry to hear about Corey’s passing…my condolences to all the family 🙏🙏
I was sad to read this. I taught next door to his grandmother Maxine so Corey was always around. I also had the honor of teaching him second grade. He always had a smile on his face and made my day. He will be greatly missed. Give Maxine a hug for me Corey as you will be reunited with her.