Reggie Buck Fudge, 74, passed away on March 28, 2025, in Mineral, Texas. Born in Beeville, Texas on February 2, 1951, to Oscar Alvin and Roberta (Jennings) Fudge, Reggie lived a life marked by service, generosity, and a deep commitment to his family and faith.
A proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps, he displayed extraordinary bravery as a sharpshooter during the Vietnam War, serving commendably while stationed in Iwakuni, Japan. His military service was a foundation upon which he built a life of integrity and respect.
Reggie's career was in the oil field industry and after retirement, he worked as a gate guard. He was known for his readiness to help people, a trait that defined his character and endeared him to many. Beyond his professional life, Reggie had a profound connection to the outdoors, enjoying time spent on the farm. He took pride in nurturing the fruit trees he planted and cultivated, a testament to his love for nature and hard work.
A motorcycle enthusiast, Reggie cherished the exhilarating moments spent riding, relishing the freedom it brought. But above all, he treasured the time he spent with his family and friends. His strong faith was a source of comfort and strength, guiding him through life’s challenges. He often found solace in the word of God, which fortified his spirit and enriched his relationships.
He is preceded in death by his parents, O.A. "Buck" and Roberta Fudge; his brothers, Joe Lee (Nelda) Fudge, Bobby Fudge, and Oran Fudge. Reggie's absence will be felt deeply by all who knew him.
Reggie is survived by his beloved partner, Susan Rodriguez Fudge; his children, Jason Fudge, Tracy Y. Garcia, Twanna Fudge, Krystle Carroll, and Jamie Fudge; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. His legacy of love and compassion will live on through them.
A graveside service will be held on Saturday, April 5, at Mineral Cemetery in Mineral, Texas, with Pastor Donnie Herrera officiating. Friends and family are invited to join in honoring a life well-lived and a soul that touched so many hearts. Reggie Buck Fudge will always be remembered for his unwavering spirit, kindness, and the indelible mark he left on the lives of those around him.
Pallbearers will be Jeff Fudge, Justin Duran, Donald Fudge, Victor Gonzales, Mike McGovran, and Shane McGovran.
Honorary pallbearer will be Jason Fudge.
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