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In Loving Memory of Roy “Bronson” Certain
October 25, 1954 – August 12, 2025 Katy, Texas
Roy “Bronson” Certain, 70, of Corpus Christi, Texas went to be with his Savior on August 12, 2025, joining his loved ones who journeyed before him.
Born on October 25, 1954, to Barbara “Jane” and Rob Roy Certain, Bronson was raised in Corpus Christi and attended Richard King High School. He built a long and respected career in the automotive industry and planted deep roots in Calallen, where he began his young family in the 1970s and served the community as a small business owner. His work was more than a livelihood—it was a way to build lifelong friendships and serve others.
Bronson, also affectionately known as Poppi to his closest loved ones, was a believer that cherished his family and spending time making lasting memories. From time spent on the ocean where he loved fishing, playing his favorite game of golf on the greens, racing the tracks back in the day, watching the Cowboys with family and friends, but his life was at its fullest during his time spent with his children and grandchildren.
He will be remembered for his cheesy jokes and chuckles, love of watching movies (especially science fiction), his great cooking and his boundless love for his kids and grandkids. Bronson’s life was a testament to living to the fullest, laughter, and family. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Remembering Those Who Welcomed Him Home
Bronson was preceded in death by his beloved son Brian Allen Certain, his mother Barbara “Jane” (Homer) Corkill, his father Rob Roy (Gladys) Certain, his brother Delton Certain, sisters Robbie Chism, Debbie Rainwater and Carol Debelles, his granddaughters Sadie Mae and Stella June Franks, grandparents Thurman & Juanita Ellison and Rex & Nannie Certain.
Loved Ones Left to Cherish His Memory
His legacy lives on through his two daughters; Sandy (Harrel) Franks and her Mother Jacque, Caroline Justis and Mother Dora, grandson; Brian Jr. (Shelbie) Certain, granddaughter; Sawyer Rose Franks, sister; Cassie (Shawn) Keyes, brother; Joe (Nory) Debelles, nieces & nephews, step grandchildren and cousins.
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