Eugene Jones
Eugene Jones, 71, resident of Dickinson, Texas passed from this life on July 7, 2022. Eugene was born August 22, 1950 to Eugene Jones, Sr. and Matilda (Bailey) Jones in Houston, Texas.
Eugene proudly served his country in the United States Marines. He completed a tour in Vietnam and was also a member of the Marine’s Honor Guard. After his time in the military, Eugene worked at Afton Pumps, as a machinist, for over 30yrs.
Eugene leaves behind to cherish his life, his loving wife, Jewel Hayter-Jones; daughter, Chinita Yarbrough; son, Danny Hayter Jr.; sisters, Daisy Taylor and Erma Horne; three grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and many friends and extended family.
In his honor, a visitation will be held on Thursday, July 14, 2022 from 10:00am to 12:00pm. The funeral service will follow directly after the viewing, at Crowder Funeral Home Chapel in Dickinson, Texas. He will be interred at Houston National Cemetery.
I will always cherish the encouraging words to had for myself and my three young men I raised. So glad we were able to party one last time at the graduation party.
Take your rest Uncle Eugene & we will always love you.
Condolences to you and your family.
Sending condolences, love and prayers to all of you to get thru these times. Danny please let us know if we can do anything from this side of the pond.
Uncle Eugene we will miss you. You have been a part of our family for 40 plus years. Family gatherings will not be the same without you. You will always be in our hearts and memories. Much pray 🙏 Much love 💘
Jewel The Day At Paula’s House When I Met Eugene And Became Partner’s With Cards And Domino’s We Beat Everybody We Had A Good Time And He Was A Dear Friemd To My Brother Norris – I will Remember Our Last Talk You,He And I at Paula’s After Norris Services– You,And Son With Entire Family Are In My Prayers May God Strenghten You Doing These Weak Moments 💔
Condolences to you and the family
I talked more noise to Eugene than any of my 3 brothers-n-law; after all, he wanted my baby sister and I was the oldest so I needed to know how much he wanted her. I guess he wanted her because forty years later he still had her heart. Our entire family will miss you Eugene. You are a great husband, father, brother and uncle. For many years to come we will continue to talk about those no playing Houston Texans you loved so much as well as your no playing cards nor dominoes butt. I love you my friend and this is a hard one. Rest well Eugene
LaWanda Charlene🥰💕😎
I just want to send my deepest condolences to the family of Uncle Eugene. I pray for guidance during your time of grief. May his soul Rest in Heavenly Peace.
Sending to condolences to all friends and family. Rest in Heaven good sir
My prayers are with you and your family.
To Jewel, Danny and the rest of the family,
May your memories comfort you. My love, Norris Thompson loved talking to Eugene about the Texans and sports in general. They had many wonder conversations on the telephone and in person. We loved going to Eugene & Jewel for family gatherings. Eugene will be missed. Love you Jewel like a sister.
Eugene was a man that demonstrated manhood. The impact he had in my life will never be forgotten. He touched lives outside of his family and that will always be his staple character trait for me. I will cherish your memory, Eugene. Rest easy. Sending my love to Jewel, DJ, Chinita, and all family.
Sending condolences to your family. I pray God continue he’s to give you peace🙏🏽
Eugene was a character. He always teased me when I came by the house about being Robin’s “SPARKLY” sister. My well wishes to the family. He will be missed!
Eugene always had a smile on his face. We will truly miss him. Jewel ,you are in our prayers. Be strong. Jesus is our Comforter. Lean on Him.
Prayers and my deepest condolences to you and the family. I will miss joking around with Mr. Eugene. He was a very sweet man. May he rest In Peace.