Billy James "Big Bill" Fletcher

Billy James Fletcher, 84, of Mont Belvieu, passed away on September 17, 2025. He was born June 18,1941, to John and Callie Fletcher. Billy was a beloved husband, father, brother and grandfather who touched so many lives of all who knew him.

Billy is survived by his loving wife Virginia of 16 years; his children Kim Reddell (Rhett), Kevin Fletcher (Jennifer), Jerry Denman (Jennifer), Billy Denman (Shane'), Ritchie Denman, Tera Bednar and Jennifer Groth. He leaves behind 16 grandchildren: Chase Rice, Amber Nevarez (Brannon), Kyle Fletcher (Gracelyn), Katelyn Fletcher, Ashleigh Jones (Seth), Micah Denman, Hannah Denman, Brandon Denman (Hollie), Courtney Denman (Rekha), Skylar Brannon (Hillary), Natalee Brannon, Terry Best (Stephanie), Lauren Curb (Logan), Colby Best (Victoria), Cole Dotson, Tucker Groth (Kali) and numerous great grandchildren.

Billy is survived by his 3 siblings Bobbie Evans (Derrell), Joe Roy Fletcher (Margie) and Laycyne Higgins (Gary).

He is proceeded in death by his father, John Fletcher; his mother Callie Fletcher and his sisters Johnny Mae Beckham and Donna Davis.

Billy, also known by his family as "Big Bill" spent his formative childhood years in the small East Texas town of Rusk. He had a very humble upbringing. He would carry the life lessons and values of love and dedication to his family and to working hard. Billy's red dirt roots ran deep and they never left him. Billy moved to the Houston, Texas area where he would remain primarily living in Deer Park, La Porte and Mont Belvieu. Billy loved working with his hands and was a craftsman of many trades. He attained his greatest business success in the industrial insulation and fireproofing industry. He, alongside his business partners, formed their company Tecon Insulation and Fire Proofing. Billy would be the hands and feet of the company for more than 30 years. He worked job projects from coast to coast, as well as outside of the country. Billy's dedication to business success was secondary to his family. He was a dedicated family man and enjoyed spending time with them. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and spending time outdoors. He enjoyed working with his hands and you could often find him down at his shop tinkering. Billy was very generous and was always there to give a helping hand to any who needed it. He loved spending time with his friends and would make friends with any stranger he would come across. Billy always made it a point to stay in touch with his family and friends. If he called you at least once a week to check up on you, than you were on that very special list to be called a friend by him.

Billy Fletcher lead a life of integrity and leadership. He had a work ethic that will be known as his everlasting legacy.